Three shows by the same two creators, one crossover episode that makes the first two the same world, and a Kickstarter graphic novel that finally drags the third in.
Three shows, thirty six plus forty plus ten episodes, and exactly one hard ordering rule in the whole thing. Everything here is episodic comedy, so you are not tracking a plot so much as avoiding one specific spoiled joke.
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Comedy Central, 2012 to 2015. The park rangers of Brickleberry National Park and a talking bear cub. Watch this first for one reason: the crossover episode in Paradise PD assumes you know these people, and it is the only episode in the whole family that depends on another show.
Netflix, 2018 to 2022. The crossover is season 2 episode 7, Paradise PD Meets Brickleberry, and it establishes the link outright: Brickleberry's Woody Johnson is Chief Randall Crawford's cousin, raised alongside him by their aunt. Season 4 is a serialised arc and has to be watched in order.
Netflix, 2022. You can watch this whenever you like, including first. Nothing in it requires the other two and nothing in the other two requires it. The only on screen nod is a cloning gag that produces Paradise PD's Agent Clappers, which works because Lance Reddick voiced both him and Farzar's Renzo.
It is a direct continuation of both Netflix cliffhangers, so it only works after both shows are finished. Not published yet.
Then what? Neither Netflix show got the ending it was written for. The crossover that would have closed both was written as Farzar season 2 and died with the cancellation, which is why the creators went to Kickstarter to finish it in print.
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