The lineup
Breaking Bad
Walt's 50th birthday to his 52nd, day by day: 731 days of story, 205 events, every gap counted.
Explore the timeline →Better Call Saul
Mostly set years before Breaking Bad, with scenes that pick up after it ends.
plotclock.tv/better-call-saulEl Camino
The days right after Breaking Bad's finale, laced with flashbacks to the months before.
plotclock.tv/el-caminoGame of Thrones
Storylines running in parallel across a continent, with no on-screen calendar to lean on.
plotclock.tv/game-of-thronesHouse of the Dragon
Years can pass between episodes, and actors are recast as characters age.
plotclock.tv/house-of-the-dragonDexter
The original run plus a prequel and two sequel series spanning decades of Dexter's life.
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Several eras 33 years apart: 1953, 1986, 2019 and 2052. Built to be untangled.
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Flashbacks, flash-forwards, a jump into the 1970s, and the flash-sideways.
plotclock.tv/lostWestworld
Season one quietly braids timelines decades apart.
plotclock.tv/westworldFargo
Standalone seasons set decades apart that quietly connect.
plotclock.tv/fargoMad Men
A decade of the 1960s, tracked against real history.
plotclock.tv/mad-menTrue Detective
Season one splits its case between 1995 and 2012.
plotclock.tv/true-detectiveThe Sopranos
Months and sometimes years pass between seasons.
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The lineup keeps growing. Shows with flashbacks, time jumps and parallel storylines go to the front of the queue.