Disenchantment

Fifty episodes that Netflix calls five parts and the databases call three seasons, which is the whole problem.

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Where to start with Disenchantment

Fifty episodes in order and nothing else to watch. The only thing that will confuse you is what to call them, because Netflix and everybody else disagree about whether this show has five parts or three seasons.

  1. 1
    Part 1, ten episodes Disenchantment

    The start. It is serialised rather than episodic, more than Matt Groening's other shows, so the order matters and there is nothing to dip into.

  2. 2
    Parts 2 to 5, episodes 11 to 50 Disenchantment

    Straight through to the end. Part 5 was written as the finish and the show was not renewed after it.

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  • Disenchantment 2018, 5 seasons, 50 episodes

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