Three shows, two real crossovers, and a spin-off set five years ahead that is best watched early.
Three shows in one world, and the order is genuinely not release order. The spin-off set five years in the future is best watched early, and the first Sabrina crossover happens in an alternate universe rather than the main one.
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Thirteen episodes, the shortest season, and a fairly straight murder mystery before the show becomes what it becomes. Nothing before it.
Slot it after Riverdale's third season. It is close to standalone, but a Riverdale character appears in its seventh chapter as a joke that only works if you know he is already dead.
Watch it from Riverdale season four, episode twelve, which is its launch crossover. It is nominally set five years later, but that episode is the natural way in and the show was cancelled before the gap ever mattered.
Then what? Go back for the rest of Riverdale's fourth season, then five, six and seven. Two things to know: Riverdale's fifth season jumps seven years forward from its fourth episode, which quietly overtakes Katy Keene's setting, and Sabrina's first appearance on Riverdale is inside Rivervale, a five-episode alternate universe that opens the sixth season. The real crossover is later, in season six, episode nineteen.
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