Six seasons across two networks, and twenty two novels that tell a different story.
Season one of the series, and treat the novels as a separate thing rather than a reading-along guide. The show takes Craig Johnson's sheriff and his county and then tells its own stories, and the season-long arcs on screen are not in the books. People who start both at once spend the whole time waiting for events that never arrive.
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Ten episodes on A&E in 2012. A case a week, with the death of Walt's wife running underneath.
A&E cancelled it after season three and Netflix picked it up. Nothing in the story changes, but the episodes get longer and the language loosens.
The first novel, if the series takes. It is the same sheriff and the same county and a completely different case.
Then what? Seasons five and six finish the series on Netflix in 2016 and 2017, and it ends deliberately rather than being cut off. The novels are twenty two and counting, with The Brothers McKay in 2026, so the books carry on long past where the show stops.
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