NUMBERS CHANGE. YOUR STORY CONTINUES.
A double pilot can appear as one video or two. A miniseries can have its own listing. Compare story parts without revealing what happens next.
The story starts with a two-part miniseries. ‘33’ opens the first season of the regular series: starting there skips the introduction.
We assume you also finished all earlier entries in this short list.
SAME STORY · DIFFERENT LISTING
You have seen 1 of its 2 parts. Find ‘Miniseries · Part 2’. We do not have a verified jump timestamp: do not restart the entire story or skip the whole video.
Compare the 2003 miniseries introducing the 2004 series. This is not the 1978 series pilot. If you watch one combined block, check that it contains both parts before moving to ‘33’.
Story-part correspondence reviewed on 15 October 2026. Options describe an edition's layout; they do not confirm a platform's current catalogue or availability in a country.
WHY LISTINGS DO NOT ALWAYS MATCH
An episode number describes a position in a list, but not always how much content it contains. A two-part opening can occupy one long entry. Moving from episode one to three therefore does not, by itself, prove the second is missing: it might be included in the first. The full title and part labels help distinguish the two situations.
This comparison has a deliberately specific scope: three reviewed openings and the following episode. Choose how your edition presents them, state which entry you finished, and compare the destination layout. It does not shift numbers throughout a series, because that shortcut breaks when further specials, parts or order changes appear.
The story starts with a two-part miniseries. ‘33’ opens the first season of the regular series: starting there skips the introduction.
Compare the 2003 miniseries introducing the 2004 series. This is not the 1978 series pilot. If you watch one combined block, check that it contains both parts before moving to ‘33’.
The opening is a double-length pilot. When both parts appear as one entry, a list can jump from episode 1 to episode 3 without a missing story.
Look for ‘Encounter at Farpoint’, not just the number. An entry marked Parts 1 and 2 covers the complete pilot. Continue with ‘The Naked Now’ afterwards. Editing can vary between versions.
‘Emissary’ premiered as a feature-length pilot and was also broadcast in two parts. You do not need to repeat the opening if you already completed both in one video.
This case only covers the transition from ‘Emissary’ to ‘Past Prologue’. It does not convert the entire season or establish equivalence between cuts, dubs or timestamps.
No. We identify the remaining story part. Versions may contain different titles, recaps or edits; a timestamp calculated halfway through could skip scenes. If you finished the first part and your new edition combines both, find the part break or use your player's chapter markers.
We cannot guarantee a match without reviewing that case. First compare the original title, part labels and runtime. If you need help, send the series, country, visible titles and what you have finished. Do not include account information or screenshots containing personal data. Contact us
No. It may be an extended cut, a separate special or a film. Only apply the correspondence when the title and parts match the described case. This tool does not compare different adaptations or an original series with its reboot.