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Series Completed 1994-1999

Due South Watch Order

Due South in release order: seasons 1 to 2 from 1994 with Vecchio, then seasons 3 to 4 from 1997 to 1999 with Kowalski. Mountie Fraser works Chicago cases, with where Ray switch lands and why order tracks bonds best. Full viewing path.

Last updated October 15, 2026

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Four seasons grouped in release order.

About Due South

Due South follows Canadian Mountie Benton Fraser policing Chicago by the book, opening September 1994 with 22 episodes. With detectives Ray Vecchio then Stanley Kowalski, plus deaf wolf Diefenbaker and sister Francesca, he solves street cases with polite persistence.

The run spans four seasons to March 1999 with 67 episodes and a 1995 gap year, closing partnership swaps and romance arcs in order. Watch seasons 1 to 4 grouped in release order. Release order matches story order, with later Chicago trust assuming early Mountie methods plus Ray bonds are fully known. The pacing stays steady, with each part adding faces while keeping the core tone clear.

Good to know

Start with seasons 1 to 2 from 1994 to learn Fraser code, Diefenbaker gags and Ray Vecchio banter. Seasons 3 to 4 from 1997 switch to Ray Kowalski with tighter arcs and Fraser father ghosts to 1999. Cases stay mostly standalone, so viewers can sample after the pilot. No revival was ordered beyond the 67 episode run and TV movies. Watch finales closely for payoff.