Rush Hour Guía y cronología
Hong Kong inspector Lee and Los Angeles detective James Carter have very different ideas about how to work a case. Their reluctant partnership turns kidnappings and criminal conspiracies into a mixture of martial-arts action and constant argument. The Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker films share a story; the television adaptation starts its own.
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Timeline guide
Rush Hour: Let Lee and Carter Meet First
Start with the first Rush Hour film, then follow its numbered sequels. The television Rush Hour is a separate version of Lee and Carter's partnership.
- Entries
- 5
- Released
- 4
- Upcoming
- 1
- Span
- 1998-2016
A television episode does not sit between the movie cases. Select the film route for Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker.
Overview & recommendation
The first film gets much of its comedy from Lee and Carter not yet knowing how to work together. Watching that introduction before the sequels lets their disagreements change from obstacles between strangers into the familiar habits of an unlikely partnership.
The television adaptation rebuilds the pairing with another cast. It shares the premise, not the accumulated movie history. The catalogue also keeps an upcoming-film entry visible, but a title in that list should not be read as confirmation that there is a finished next case to watch.
Use the movie track from Rush Hour through the released numbered sequels. If you want to try the television interpretation, begin its own series at the start. You do not need to finish the show before returning to a film or wait for an upcoming entry to enjoy the established cases.
Two Versions of the Partnership Film pair and television reboot
The Chan/Tucker films share one screen history. Television recasts the premise rather than continuing their characters after Rush Hour 3.
Film Series (4 entries)
Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker's Lee/Carter film partnership, with released sequels distinguished from the separately listed upcoming project.
TV Adaptation (1 entry)
The recast television interpretation of Lee and Carter, beginning its own partnership rather than continuing the movie detectives' history.
Lee and Carter's Movie Route 5 entries
The first case sets the rhythm for the two detectives. Continue with the film sequels as their partnership becomes more familiar.
- 11998Rush HourFilm · 1998
- 22001Rush Hour 2Film · 2001
- 32007Rush Hour 3Film · 2007
- 42016Rush HourSeries · 2016
- 5TBARush Hour 4Film · TBAUpcoming
Frequently asked questions 6 answers
Is the Rush Hour television series a sequel to Rush Hour 3?
No. It is a separate, recast adaptation of the detectives' premise. Start it as its own series rather than as the next Chan/Tucker case.
Can I begin with Rush Hour 2?
It has another case to solve, but the first film shows how Lee and Carter become partners. Starting there lets the sequel's bickering grow from a relationship you have seen begin.
How many Rush Hour movies and shows are there?
Rush Hour has 5 entries: 4 movies and 1 TV show, released between 1998 and 2016. 4 are already released and 1 is upcoming.
What is the chronological order of Rush Hour?
In chronological (in-universe) order, Rush Hour begins with Rush Hour (1998) and ends with Rush Hour 4. The full chronological list of 5 entries is above.
What is the release order of Rush Hour?
By release date, Rush Hour starts with Rush Hour (1998). The most recent release is Rush Hour (2016).
What is the next Rush Hour release and what should I watch before it?
The next Rush Hour release is Rush Hour 4. To catch up first, choose the relevant continuity and watch its released entries. Include alternative editions only if you want them in your personal goal.
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