Table of Contents
- Watch It In No Particular Order: Kaleidoscope Netflix Series
- Kaleidoscope Release Date: When Will the Netflix Series Come Out?
- Kaleidoscope Cast: Who are the Actors Included in the Netflix Series?
- Kaleidoscope Crew: Who are the Creative Minds Behind the Scenes?
- Kaleidoscope Plot: What Will be the Plot of the Netflix Series?
- Where to Watch Kaleidoscope?
- Is There a Trailer for Kaleidoscope?
Have you ever seen a show where you can watch the episodes in no particular order and still have the same story? That's what makes Kaleidoscope more intriguing! Here is everything you need to know for the Netflix series with the release date and time, countdown, spoilers, theories, plots, previews, and the rest of it.
Watch It In No Particular Order: Kaleidoscope Netflix Series
It has been the talk of the town that a Netflix series will be an intriguing one wherein you can watch the episodes in any order and still get the same story. That, in itself, is baffling and interesting enough to hook the audience on Kaleidoscope.
Netflix announced Kaleidoscope in the middle of December 2022 and as the new year arrives, a heist will happen, something that is yet to be seen. Previously titled Jigsaw, Kaleidoscope is an anthology series with each episode named from a color.
Kaleidoscope will be set from different points in time and it all depends upon the viewer on which episode to watch first, or which order to choose, because in the end, one episode has the answer to another while the other would post a question. All in all, that twist is enough to get everyone hooked for its arrival.
Kaleidoscope Release Date: When Will the Netflix Series Come Out?
In an announcement from Netflix, Kaleidoscope will be releasing exactly on the first day of the year, on January 1, 2023, where it will open the year for the streaming platform. The series will be having eight episodes named based on colors, thus, the title of the show.
Kaleidoscope Cast: Who are the Actors Included in the Netflix Series?
Kaleidoscope banners an powerhouse ensemble cast starring Giancarlo Esposito as Leo Pap, Paz Vega as Ava Mercer, Tati Gabrielle, Rufus Sewell, Peter Mark Kendall as Stan Loomis, Jai Courtney as Bob Goodwin, Rosaline Elbay as Judy Goodwin, Jordan Mendoza, Niousha Noor, Soojeong Son, and Hemky Madera.
[This article will be updated if there would be additional cast members.]
Kaleidoscope Crew: Who are the Creative Minds Behind the Scenes?
The American heist drama, Kaleidoscope, is created by Eric Garcia for the streaming platform. It is produced in Bushwick, Brooklyn, under Scott Free Productions, and Automatik Entertainment.
The executive producers are Eric Garcia, Ridley Scott, Fred Berger, Jordan Sheehan, David W. Zucker, Brian Kavanaugh-Jones, Russell Fine, and Justin Levy. Russell Fine also directed two episodes of Kaleidoscope.
Eric Garcia wrote three episodes, while Evan Endicott, Josh Stoddard, Garrett Lerner, Kate Barnow, Kalen Egan, and Ning Zhou all wrote one episode.
Kaleidoscope Plot: What Will be the Plot of the Netflix Series?
As per Netflix TUDUM, here is the synopsis of Kaleidoscope:
Spanning 25 years, the show follows a crew of masterful thieves who work to unlock a seemingly unbreakable vault for the biggest payday in history. Before they can get their hands on the cash, they must make it through the world’s most powerful corporate security team and the FBI.
With the synopsis itself, Kaleidoscope will not only focus on a single event, it will feature things that happened in the span of 25 years, and with each of the episodes fine to watch in any order, each viewer will have their own perspective of the main plot.
It all depends on the viewer which means it is an immersive experience. Kaleidoscope, much like the thing where it is based on, is composed of pieces of colored glass and through the eyehole, a person may see different shapes depending on the angle.
The episodes, in no particular order, are titled as follows: Violet: 24 Years Before the Heist, Green: 7 Years Before the Heist, Yellow: 6 Weeks Before The Heist, Orange: 3 Weeks Before the Heist, Blue: 5 Days Before the Heist, White: The Heist, Red: The Morning After the Heist, and Pink: 6 Months After.
Kaleidoscope could be watched through different points in time which would, ultimately, leave an impact to the viewer depending on how they watched it. Speaking with Netflix TUDUM, executive producer Russell Fine, said, “When you watch Kaleidoscope, all the information is there to be able to connect the dots and know the story.”
In the same interview, Eric Garcia shared that Kaleidoscope is loosely based on a possible event in real life, “After Hurricane Sandy, $70 billion worth of bonds got flooded in the basement of the DTCC, which is a large clearing effort that’s owned by a bunch of the big banks. To my mind, I was like, ‘Well, that’s a perfect coverup for a heist!’ ”
Garcia added, “Being able to move around and watch different orders gives you a different viewpoint on the characters. There are questions that are going to be asked in one episode that are answered in another episode.”
Garcia further explained, “Similarly, there'll be answers in an episode that you're watching that you don't even know are answers to something until you see the question when you watch another episode.”
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Where to Watch Kaleidoscope?
Kaleidoscope is a Netflix original and one could subscribe to the streaming platform to access all of the titles in its roster with various kinds of plans such as the basic plan for $9.99 per month, standard plan for $15.49 per month, and premium plan for $19.99 per month.
Is There a Trailer for Kaleidoscope?
Yes! There are two trailers for Kaleidoscope. First is the official trailer of the upcoming non-linear series, and it teases what to expect in the intriguing show saying, "There are 7 billion ways to solve a crime," and it really baffles everyone how one could watch it in whatever order.
The other one is something like a featurette, a first look at Kaleidoscope as a non-linear streaming experience, an immersive thing the viewers could have when watching the show especially when it could be watched in any way, from whichever episode you like.
Which episode would you watch first in Kaleidoscope? Since there is a timeline, would you rather watch it from the end or from the beginning? Would you prefer to have it as random as possible that whatever you clink next would be what you'll watch?
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