Exploding Kittens

Nine episodes adapted from a card game, and a cancellation that only one outlet has ever reported.

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Where to start with Exploding Kittens

Nine episodes in order, roughly three and a half hours. You do not need to have played the card game and the show does not assume you have.

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    The whole thing, nine episodes Exploding Kittens

    Released together on 12 July 2024. A serialised run with a proper ending to its own season, though not to the story.

Then what? No second season has been ordered. One outlet reported in November 2025 that the show would not return, and no Netflix statement or trade report has ever confirmed it. See the notes.

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  • Exploding Kittens 2024, 1 season, 9 episodes

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