Kaleidoscope: Know the Chronological Order of Episodes on Netflix

The new Netflix series Kaleidoscope premiered on January 1, 2023. The series is planned for viewers to watch in the order they want, which is causing a stir among platform users who are already looking for different orders to be able to look at her. The Kaleidoscope series brings a very different proposal on Netflix: the episodes can be watched in any order. Interestingly, the platform even shuffles the chapters differently for each user. But the question remains: is there a chronological order for the episodes?

Kaleidoscope: Know the Chronological Order of Episodes

The thing is, they aren’t numbered – instead, each is named after a different color and will appear in a different order on each individual’s profile, giving them a different route through the story. But there is, yes, a chronology in this first season of Kaleidoscope. Kaleidoscope is divided into 8 chapters named after each color that could be found in a kaleidoscope: Yellow, green, blue, violet, orange, red, pink and white.

• Violet: 24 years before the robbery
• Green: 7 years before the robbery
• Yellow: 6 weeks before the robbery
• Orange: 3 weeks before the robbery
• Blue: 5 days before the robbery
• White: The day of the robbery
• Red: The morning after the robbery
• Pink: 6 months after the robbery

Although that is the most logical order to watch the series, it doesn’t work very well since Blanco is thinking it be the final chapter of the series, which is why  there is a better way to watch the series that is as follows:

• “Yellow: 6 Weeks Before the Heist”
• “Green: 7 Years Before the Heist”
• “Orange: 3 Weeks Before the Heist”
• “Blue: 5 days before the robbery
• “Violet: 24 Years Before the Heist”
• “Red: The Morning After the Heist”
• “Pink: 6 Months Later”
• “White: The Heist”

Kaleidoscope is loosely based on a true story. The cast of the series sees Giancarlo Esposito play the role of a professional thief around whom the team of thieves is formed. Alongside him, we find Paz Vega, Rosaline Elbay, Peter Mark Kendall, Niousha Jafarian, Sammy Peralta, Bubba Weiler, Hans Tester, Hemky Madera, Stacey Oristano and Soojeong Son. Kaleidoscope, shot between Bushwick and Brooklyn, was directed by Eric Garcia, the director is also the creator of the series and figures as executive producer together with Ridley Scott, David W. Zucker, Jordan Sheehan, Fred Berger, Brian Kavanaugh-Jones, Justin Levy and Russell Fine.