The Glory

Sixteen episodes about a bullying revenge twenty years in the making, released in two halves three months apart. Whether that is one season or two depends entirely on where you look it up.

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Where to start with The Glory

Sixteen episodes in one order. The only thing to know is that the two halves came out three months apart and some sites still present them as separate shows, so the numbering you see elsewhere may be eight behind.

  1. 1
    Episodes 1 to 8 The Glory

    Released in December 2022 as Part 1. It stops rather than ends.

  2. 2
    Episodes 9 to 16 The Glory

    Released in March 2023 as Part 2, and numbered nine onward by Netflix itself. Some trackers call these episodes one to eight of a second season.

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  • The Glory 2022, 1 season, 16 episodes

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