Clone High

Thirteen episodes in 2002, a cliffhanger, and twenty episodes twenty years later that two different sources number two different ways.

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Where to start with Clone High

Two shows or one show, depending on who you ask, but only one order: the 2002 season, then the 2023 batch, then the 2024 batch. The revival is a direct continuation and opens by resolving the 2002 cliffhanger, so it cannot be watched first.

  1. 1
    The 2002 season, thirteen episodes Clone High (2002)

    The original, and it has real continuity rather than being a gag show. It finishes on a cliffhanger that went unresolved for twenty years.

  2. 2
    The revival, twenty episodes Clone High (2023)

    Picks up directly: the clones are thawed two decades later. Ten episodes weekly in 2023 and ten at once in February 2024. That is where it stops, because it was cancelled.

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The original

  • Clone High (2002) 2002, 1 season, 13 episodes

The revival

  • Clone High (2023) 2023, 2 seasons, 20 episodes

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