Netflix releases ‘right’ order of Kaleidoscope episodes, which can be watched 40,000 ways

Netflix released “right order” to watch Kaleidoscopereleased on January 1, 2023. The series is not anthology, as it features the same characters and a sequence of events, however, episodes make sense in any order.

In all, there are eight chapters, and the viewer can choose each one of them in a random sequence – totaling 40,320 different ways. On social media, however, the streaming service suggested some sequences for the episodes – which have color names.

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What order to watch Kaleidoscope?

The first one would be “correct:” Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet, Pink, White. Another suggestion proposes to transform the series into a feature film. Quentin Tarantino: Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Violet, Pink, White, Red.”

Came up with a few more orders to watch Kaleidoscope in so you don’t have to… pic.twitter.com/83kCslkJ39

— Netflix (@netflix) January 4, 2023

If you want to follow chronologically, just follow this order: Violet, Green, Yellow, Orange, Blue, White, Red, Pink.

With a plot without many novelties, it is with the format that Kaleidoscope seeks to surprise. THE Netflix (via nexus) describes the series as “a puzzle viewers will need to piece together as they watch.”

Each episode shows the perspective of a different character, but with new information. the producer Russell Fine stated: “While watching Kaleidoscopeall the information to connect the dots and understand the plot will be there.” In addition to the executive role, he directed two episodes of the production.

If anyone is watching #Kaleidoscope this is the best order to watch IMO! pic.twitter.com/hH9Wqe4jRc

— Props Kitchen 👨‍🍳🔥💰 (@Props_Kitchen) January 4, 2023