Squidbillies

Thirteen seasons, and a lead voice fired in 2020 and replaced by Tracy Morgan for the last one.

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Where to start with Squidbillies

Thirteen seasons of eleven minute episodes with barely any continuity, so start anywhere. The one thing to know before the last season is that the lead character sounds completely different, and why.

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    Season 2, fourteen episodes Squidbillies

    A better way in than the six episode first season, which is still finding the show. Nothing carries over, so this is a real starting point rather than a compromise.

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    Season 13, the final nine Squidbillies

    Early Cuyler is voiced by Tracy Morgan here, not Unknown Hinson, who was fired in August 2020 over social media posts. The show addresses it in the first episode rather than pretending nothing happened.

Then what? That is the end. No revival, special or film has been announced.

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

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The series

  • Squidbillies 2005, 13 seasons, 133 episodes

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