Digman!

Sixteen episodes about celebrity archaeologists, with a twenty six month gap in the middle that was not a burial.

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Where to start with Digman!

Sixteen episodes in order. Archaeology as a celebrity profession, with Rip Digman as its washed up star. Episode 1 is titled Pilot and is an ordinary first episode.

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    Season 1, eight episodes Digman!

    March to May 2023 on Comedy Central. Self contained enough that you can dip in, though the season builds.

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    Season 2, eight episodes Digman!

    July and August 2025, more than two years later, airing after South Park. Two episodes went out on several nights, so a listing keyed to air dates will look short.

Then what? No third season has been ordered and none has been cancelled, so there is no episode count to give for one. It is now on Netflix in the United States as well as Paramount+.

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  • Digman! 2023, 2 seasons, 16 episodes

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