Mr. Pickles

Four seasons about a satanic dog, a fourth season that is one episode long, and a sequel series that started the same night.

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Where to start with Mr. Pickles

Watch Mr. Pickles first, all four seasons, and note that the fourth is a single episode. Then go straight into Momma Named Me Sheriff, which picks up the same night and the same town.

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    The 2013 pilot Mr. Pickles (2013 pilot)

    Eleven minutes, web only, a year before the series. Optional, and it is the same show.

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    Mr. Pickles, seasons 1 to 3 Mr. Pickles

    A border collie who is secretly satanic, a boy who adores him, and a grandfather nobody believes. Season 3 ends on a cliffhanger.

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    Season 4, The Tree of Flesh Mr. Pickles

    One episode, and it is required rather than optional: it resolves the season 3 cliffhanger and hands the show over.

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    Momma Named Me Sheriff Momma Named Me Sheriff

    The continuation, which premiered the same night as that finale. Same town, the Sheriff as lead, and shared voice cast. The creator described the switch as going from Lassie to The Andy Griffith Show.

A suggested way in, not an official one. The full list is below: tick anything off in either place.

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Mr. Pickles

  • Mr. Pickles (2013 pilot) 2013
  • Mr. Pickles 2014, 4 seasons, 31 episodes

Momma Named Me Sheriff

  • Momma Named Me Sheriff 2019, 2 seasons, 19 episodes

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