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On the data. Nine films in one shared world, and Kevin Smith numbers them himself in this order. The one real order problem is Mallrats. It is set the day before Clerks, which makes it the earliest point in the whole run even though it came out second. We still recommend watching it second, because the films get funnier the more of this world you know, and Mallrats is a much broader film than the one it precedes. Chasing Amy does more work than it looks like. The comic its two leads draw, Bluntman and Chronic, is the thing that becomes the 2013 animated film, and Jay and Silent Bob Reboot contains a short sequel to it. Several of these never had a normal release. The 2013 animated film toured as a roadshow with Kevin Smith. Reboot and Clerks III each played two nights through Fathom Events and then went digital. So release dates vary depending on which source you read. Dogma is the one with a story. It disappeared for years because the rights sat with Harvey Weinstein, and it was close to unwatchable legally until Kevin Smith got it back in 2024. It is a 1999 film, whatever a 2025 re-release listing says. The animated series is the other trap. Six episodes were made, ABC aired two of them in the wrong order and cancelled it, the four unaired ones did not go out until Comedy Central showed them in December 2002. One film sits on the line. Kevin Smith said at the time that Zack and Miri Make a Porno is not part of this world, and then later put one of its characters into Jay and Silent Bob Reboot. It is not listed here, because his own statement is the better guide. Several sequels have been announced and not made, including Twilight of the Mallrats and a Jay and Silent Bob film called Store Wars. None has a date.

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