Napoleon Dynamite

A 2004 film and a six episode animated continuation eight years later with the same cast playing the same people.

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Where to start with Napoleon Dynamite

The film first, then six episodes of television. That order is not a preference, it is the only one that works: the series assumes you know these people.

  1. 1
    The 2004 film Napoleon Dynamite

    The origin point. Everything the series does depends on having met Napoleon, Kip, Pedro, Deb and Uncle Rico here first.

  2. 2
    The animated series, six episodes Napoleon Dynamite

    January to March 2012, with the first two aired back to back. Jon Heder, Aaron Ruell, Efren Ramirez, Tina Majorino, Jon Gries and Sandy Martin all return. Use the broadcast order, which begins with Thundercone, unless the service you are on insists otherwise.

Then what? Nothing else animated exists. A film sequel has been reported as in development with Jared Hess attached, but it has not been greenlit and has no title, cast or date, so we are not carrying it.

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The film

  • Napoleon Dynamite 2004

The animated series

  • Napoleon Dynamite 2012, 1 season, 6 episodes

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