Detective Conan Episode Order Mess Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[chaossaturn]

Hi, I have been watching Detective Conan and notice somewhere around episode 107 the order of the episodes seems to go out of order. I would watch the clip of the next episodes preview, but when I opened the next episode to watch it, it was a completely different episode. At first I thought that the episodes were in the wrong order so I did some research and found that the episodes actually aired on TV in that same order.

So is there any fix for this? Are the previews just wrong? Or was the airing order wrong?  If the airing order is wrong can someone give me a list of the correct order/link to correct order, thank you.

[IHKF]

You couldn't find the episode right after 107 right?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JAGyq9J ... re=related

Are you sure that maybe there was just a couple of parts you didn't recognize in the opening on the next episode? XD That's happened to me before.
Or were you watching it in a different language? Perhaps that language has them numbered differently. I've seen people do that before, too.

Spoiler:

(Of course, I'm no DC expert so I PROBABLY have no idea what I'm talking about or I may have misread something in your post! XD)

[PokerFace312]

If you're watching it on YouTube, try to stick with the same person's uploads. Otherwise, just try to keep an eye on the episode number and if something doesn't seem write, check an episode list.

[Jd-]

He doesn't mean any of that, folks.

Foremost: This is not the fault of the fansubbers. Conan DVD volumes are usually broken up into 3-4 episode volumes and, as such, the cases cannot always be in order on the volumes themselves. When they do this, they move the episodes around. For example...

Let's say we have episodes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 on two DVDs. Episodes 1-3 are a three part case in this example. Episodes 4-5 and 6-7 are separate two part cases while 8 is a one shot episode. They can't put 1-3 and 4-5 on a single DVD, so instead they put 1-3 and 8. Then, they put 4-5 and 6-7 on the next one.

So, that leaves us this:

DVD #1:
Episode 1 (Part One of 3 Part Case)
Episode 2 (Part Two of 3 Part Case)
Episode 3 (Part Three of 3 Part Case)
Episode 8 (One Part Episode)

DVD #2:
Episode 4 (Part One of 2 Part Case)
Episode 5 (Part Two of 2 Part Case)
Episode 6 (Part One of 2 Part Case)
Episode 7 (Part Two of 2 Part Case)

Now, when they do this, they move around the episode previews so that they match the next episode on the disc--not the next episode in actual broadcast order. Thus, episode 3 on DVD 1 would have a preview for episode 8, not the one for episode 4. It can be a thorough mess to go through and find the correct previews for the next episode, and that's why most groups either omit them altogether as we do (the previews are utterly useless on old episodes as-is and only serve to spoil upcoming events anyway) or just leave the ones that are already there. If the group doesn't have the next DVD in tow, the releases would be delayed just waiting on another DVD so that they may transplant the previews around. That's not efficient and it unnecessarily slows things down, thus why we don't even bother.

[chaossaturn]

Thanks Jd-, just to confirm the order of the episodes are fine. Just the previews are messed up becuase there are fansubs from the dvds. So I should just watch the episodes and not watch the previews.

Looks like I can go back to watching Detective Conan

[Jd-]

Thanks Jd-, just to confirm the order of the episodes are fine. Just the previews are messed up becuase there are fansubs from the dvds. So I should just watch the episodes and not watch the previews.

Indeed, all the episodes are fine--the previews are just in DVD order much of the time. Enjoy.