Making a Murderer

Twenty episodes in two parts, three years apart. Netflix calls them parts, everybody else calls them seasons, and the count is the same either way.

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Where to start with Making a Murderer

In order, and it is one story rather than two. The second part picks up the same case years later and assumes you know the people and the verdict, so it is not a place to start.

  1. 1
    Part 1 Making a Murderer

    Ten episodes from December 2015, covering the conviction and the appeal.

  2. 2
    Part 2 Making a Murderer

    Ten episodes from October 2018, following the post conviction work. It depends entirely on the first ten.

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  • Making a Murderer 2015, 2 seasons, 20 episodes

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