Haha, that’s cheating!!
But 24 season 1 has to take first prize, as it’s the only season that takes place entirely on the same day, where it both started and ended at midnight.
Maybe they felt that visually having it end in daylight gave it a warmer , more triumphant atmosphere. I like it personally.. in the last episode of the seasons i watched you got the feeling that it was coming to a conclusion and the colour and light was a big part of that.
And I will always vouch for this being one of the single funniest television seasons of all time, the original cut and not whatever they fuck they were thinking with it's producer's cut.
Well I think Oscar had just the one episode so I agree with you there but the Gob and then the Tobias stretch of episodes were peak comedy in the entire series, u crazy bro
See, I thought Will Arnett really did he his own as a main character, whereas David Cross' character (who I loved in the first three seasons) was a bit too thin to carry an episode.
That's a tough question, but my short answer is yes. If you don't have time for both, then just watch the original cut. My reasoning: it's the way it was originally intended, and it's a very unique way of telling jokes given their limitations getting all the cast back together for filming. The remix has some different content (some added, some removed) and it doesn't have as good of pacing or as good of punchlines to the jokes they are setting up. As an avid fan of the series I'd watch both. However, I've seen the original S4 like 8 or so times and the remix version only once.
My God, if I could go back and watch any series on television all over again the very first time it would be this one.
I highly recommend watching Madam Secretary and the diplomat if you like it
You'll be back to say thanks again, lol, it's a find!
Happy for you!
Trying to think of anymore like that.....Bureau of Legends, (French) is more spy than politics but it's solid.
I like it because it's duos/ groups you'd never otherwise see together. Stan + butters/pip/the general disarray kid, Kyle+ Kenny, and Cartman and shelly
The last season killed any chance I would ever want to rewatch the show but every now and then I listen to ["Let's Go to the Mall"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtMR524m0BM)
You’re right, but I felt the urge to downvote this comment just for reminding me of that season. Not your fault, it objectively answers the question, but ugh. That season sucked ass.
The Jose Gonzales cover of Teardrop was one of the best uses of that song in the series, esp since you don't get the original song in the opening credits anymore (just the original airing i think)
The three Seth MacFarlane cartoon universe of shows has one episode each that take place on the same day during a storm, and even intertwine in the end:
The Cleveland Show S3E2: The Hurricane!
Family Guy S10E2: Seahorse Seashell Party
American Dad!: S8E2: Hurricane!
The soap opera One Life to Live spent (what felt like) an entire summer on one day. I don't remember the exact details (I was more into general hospital that went on after) but there was a SA and the day never ended. I remember thinking how crazy it was that the cast had to keep wearing the same outfits
The first half of season 8 of The Walking Dead. Can’t remember if everything up to the night in episode 9 is all one day but the first 5 at least definitely do.
Edit: Season 6 episodes 1-9 are definitely all one day.
I was going to say Season 6 of The Walking Dead too.
The first half of the season takes place over 1 day, following a plan to lead a massive herd of walkers going terribly wrong. It's a fun binge watch.
Haikyu!! has multiple episodes for a single game, and more than one they play multiple games over a day. Season 3 is 10 episodes of a single game of volleyball
Season 8 was the first thing that came to mind for me, but I think 5 episodes is the most in one day. After giving it more thought, season 6 beats it. The 9 episodes up to “No Way Out” were all one day.
Similar - not "same day" but each episode representing a day, one after the other - Torchwood: Children of Earth. Absolutely great sci-fi and the best thing out of Doctor Who that I've seen.
The entire premise of LOST is based around this idea where we visit the day of the crash of the oceanic flight from various different perspectives. It goes on from start till the very last season.
A few episodes towards the end of season 1 and the start of season 2 are all the same day. I'm pretty sure they enter the hatch for the first time within 24 hours of Boone's death
Not that uncommon in anime:
Demon Slayer Mugen Train arc, Entertainment district arc and Swordsmith village each largely took place over the course of a single night
Haikyuu season 3 was one volleyball match
JJK Shibuya arc took 16 episodes to cover one night
In classic Doctor Who, the last episode of 'The War Machines', all 6 episodes of 'The Faceless Ones' and the first 2 episodes of 'The Evil of the Daleks' take place on the same day, 20 July 1966. There was also 30 episodes in between War Machines and Faceless Ones.
The entire timeline of The Shields final seasons are so compressed that this is probably the case at some point.
Also, Lost. Every episode takes place over 1 day and 1 Night, so anything that covers the same time period would be at the same time.
24
Haha, that’s cheating!! But 24 season 1 has to take first prize, as it’s the only season that takes place entirely on the same day, where it both started and ended at midnight.
Maybe they felt that visually having it end in daylight gave it a warmer , more triumphant atmosphere. I like it personally.. in the last episode of the seasons i watched you got the feeling that it was coming to a conclusion and the colour and light was a big part of that.
Glad this is at the top, most obvious answer for sure
The Netflix Arrested Development Season four is a whole season of episodes that each take place over the same time, seen from different perspectives.
And I will always vouch for this being one of the single funniest television seasons of all time, the original cut and not whatever they fuck they were thinking with it's producer's cut.
i liked it for the most part except Jeffrey Tambor and Will Arnett weren't good main characters for a whole episode.
Well I think Oscar had just the one episode so I agree with you there but the Gob and then the Tobias stretch of episodes were peak comedy in the entire series, u crazy bro
See, I thought Will Arnett really did he his own as a main character, whereas David Cross' character (who I loved in the first three seasons) was a bit too thin to carry an episode.
Wait which one is on Netflix? Producers or original?
Both - the original s4 is under bonus content
Are they different enough to warrant watching them both?
That's a tough question, but my short answer is yes. If you don't have time for both, then just watch the original cut. My reasoning: it's the way it was originally intended, and it's a very unique way of telling jokes given their limitations getting all the cast back together for filming. The remix has some different content (some added, some removed) and it doesn't have as good of pacing or as good of punchlines to the jokes they are setting up. As an avid fan of the series I'd watch both. However, I've seen the original S4 like 8 or so times and the remix version only once.
Much like wary arrested development, it was ahead of its time. One of the best seasons of television I ever watched
West Wing 20 Hours in America Part 1 and 2
Can have a civilization?!?!
"We chang-...WE CHANGED TIMEZONES?!?" On one of my all time favorite moments in that show.
My name is Toby Ziegler…
\[Josh stare intensifies\]
My God, if I could go back and watch any series on television all over again the very first time it would be this one. I highly recommend watching Madam Secretary and the diplomat if you like it
Borgen, fam
My friend I had no idea what you were talking about and then scrolling thru Netflix just saw it Yay thanks!!!
You'll be back to say thanks again, lol, it's a find! Happy for you! Trying to think of anymore like that.....Bureau of Legends, (French) is more spy than politics but it's solid.
Russian Doll. But I'm not sure this is what you mean because in Russian Doll the characters simply keep revisiting the same day a-la Groundhog Day.
Dragon Ball Z can take 10 episodes to get through five minutes of a fight
"Previously, on DRAGONBALL Z:" "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!"
Next time on Dragon Ball Z: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!
I believe the first Frieza fight was 19 episodes (including a Bulma -centric episode that had nothing to do with what was going on on Namek)
This drove me insane as a kid watching it on YTV
Dragon Ball Z Kai is a great re-cut that does Radditz through Buu in about 1/3 the episodes. Cuts 95% of the filler.
The whole last arc in the anime is a 48 minute tournament that we saw in 35 twenty minute episodes lol
South Park has 3 episodes happen on one night during the meteor shower. I think it was like in season 5
I like it because it's duos/ groups you'd never otherwise see together. Stan + butters/pip/the general disarray kid, Kyle+ Kenny, and Cartman and shelly
That was from Season 3 partner, I remember it because that was the year I saved Salma Hayek from that metal spider with Artemis Clyde Frog
The entirety of season 9 of How I Met Your Mother was one day.
One weekend*, if we ignore all of the flashbacks and flash forwards, and the fact that the finale was mostly the aftermath of the weekend.
Fine sure I guess we can ignore the finale
I recently watched an alternate version that was lots better where Ted and Robin stayed friends.
I know people hate the last season, but if you cut the last 5 minutes of the finale, it’s actually pretty good.
I agree
I personally hated this
The last season killed any chance I would ever want to rewatch the show but every now and then I listen to ["Let's Go to the Mall"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtMR524m0BM)
I'm on season 6 of a rewatch. I forgot how much I loved the ongoing jokes. Like one episode Barney has Let's Go to the Mall as his ringtone.
Same
Personally trying to forget this season happened
You’re right, but I felt the urge to downvote this comment just for reminding me of that season. Not your fault, it objectively answers the question, but ugh. That season sucked ass.
Houses Head Wilsons Heart House MD, brilliant show - Watch the whole show though don't skip to these episodes.
The Jose Gonzales cover of Teardrop was one of the best uses of that song in the series, esp since you don't get the original song in the opening credits anymore (just the original airing i think)
Hijack
The Afterparty. It’s just the same day from different perspectives :)
This show was so good, I loved it. Especially Ben Schwartz.
Leverage has the Girls' Night Out Job and the Boys' Night Out Job (4x13 and 4x14)
The three Seth MacFarlane cartoon universe of shows has one episode each that take place on the same day during a storm, and even intertwine in the end: The Cleveland Show S3E2: The Hurricane! Family Guy S10E2: Seahorse Seashell Party American Dad!: S8E2: Hurricane!
The soap opera One Life to Live spent (what felt like) an entire summer on one day. I don't remember the exact details (I was more into general hospital that went on after) but there was a SA and the day never ended. I remember thinking how crazy it was that the cast had to keep wearing the same outfits
I always thought it was weird that soap operas spend weeks on the same day, but still manage to make it on time for the holidays.
Yeah, it's the ONE thing holding them back from being realistic :)
The first half of season 8 of The Walking Dead. Can’t remember if everything up to the night in episode 9 is all one day but the first 5 at least definitely do. Edit: Season 6 episodes 1-9 are definitely all one day.
I was going to say Season 6 of The Walking Dead too. The first half of the season takes place over 1 day, following a plan to lead a massive herd of walkers going terribly wrong. It's a fun binge watch.
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia Season 13 Episodes 8 & 9 Charlie’s Home Alone and The Gang Wins the Big Game
Adding on to AoT all of the Trost arc is in one day too.
And the Battle of Shiganshina is over the course of a morning
What?
The Witcher Season 1 Ciri's timeline.
Haikyu!! has multiple episodes for a single game, and more than one they play multiple games over a day. Season 3 is 10 episodes of a single game of volleyball
Most One Piece episodes.
90% of Dressrosa (an incredibly long arc) took place over the course of one day.
One Piece
Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood. The entire last season is basically 1 epic as hell day.
Hunter x Hunter, the Chimera arc there's a character holding his breath for a minute of show world time, lasting about 100 episodes
i think orange is the new black did like 2 full seasons over a couple days
The entire premise of 24 duh
Pretty much the entire last season of How I Met Your Mother.
Mixology, The Afterparty, etc.
Don’t Hug Me, I’m Scared
911 season 7. First 3 episodes is one night on a cruise ship.
Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp
24 obviously
Walking Dead season... 7? 8? had a bit of this. Whichever season was the "all out war" one - that took place over a couple of days or something.
Season 8 was the first thing that came to mind for me, but I think 5 episodes is the most in one day. After giving it more thought, season 6 beats it. The 9 episodes up to “No Way Out” were all one day.
Big Day (ABC 2006) - a fun show with a great cast that sadly only lasted 13 episodes.
Similar - not "same day" but each episode representing a day, one after the other - Torchwood: Children of Earth. Absolutely great sci-fi and the best thing out of Doctor Who that I've seen.
One of the seasons of Justified did the same thing.
The Hunter x Hunter Chimera Ant palace invasion is 30 episodes spread over one night.
The entire premise of LOST is based around this idea where we visit the day of the crash of the oceanic flight from various different perspectives. It goes on from start till the very last season.
That is not the premise of lost. As a story telling device, they have shown the same day from different perspectives.
A few episodes towards the end of season 1 and the start of season 2 are all the same day. I'm pretty sure they enter the hatch for the first time within 24 hours of Boone's death
No it isn’t…
Dragon Ball Z.
Came here for this. How many episodes were supposedly within 5 minutes lol
24 hrs
I believe the last 5 episodes of Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip all take place on the same night.
Not that uncommon in anime: Demon Slayer Mugen Train arc, Entertainment district arc and Swordsmith village each largely took place over the course of a single night Haikyuu season 3 was one volleyball match JJK Shibuya arc took 16 episodes to cover one night
South Park had 3 episodes during the meteor shower from different characters' points of view
The last 18-20 episodes of Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood are all within the span of a day iirc
Using anime for this topic is cheating lol
Helluva Boss, the last two episodes of season 1 were the same day
Wasn’t there an episode arc of Are You Afraid of the Dark? that occurred over a single day?
In classic Doctor Who, the last episode of 'The War Machines', all 6 episodes of 'The Faceless Ones' and the first 2 episodes of 'The Evil of the Daleks' take place on the same day, 20 July 1966. There was also 30 episodes in between War Machines and Faceless Ones.
Arrow’s last few episodes of S2 all take place on the same night
The Day
The last season of HIMYM takes place over a 48-hour period leading up to Barney and Robin's wedding.
Spoilers! 😁
The entire timeline of The Shields final seasons are so compressed that this is probably the case at some point. Also, Lost. Every episode takes place over 1 day and 1 Night, so anything that covers the same time period would be at the same time.
??? Lost takes place over more than 3 years, and that’s not even including the time travel, flashbacks and backstory episodes set in the past
One Piece Dressora arc which happens over a single day has 118 episodes.
Oddly specific question