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How many episodes are in Found?

Alexandria Ingham
Alexandria Ingham

Precinct TV

FOUND -- “Pilot” Episode 101 -- Pictured: (l-r) Bill Kelly as Tony Mallory, Brett Dalton as Detective Mark Trent, Shanola Hampton as Gabi Mosely -- (Photo by: Matt Miller/NBC)

Found Season 1 is a few episodes in and has certainly taken us down some rabbit holes. How many more episodes will there be in the series?

We’re certainly ready to throw ourselves into new episodes of Found. This series is more than just about finding missing people. It’s about the dynamic between Sir and Gabi.

We get a series of flashbacks as Gabi remembers the events of the past. We see how Sir continues to manipulate and play a game, despite being a prisoner now. It’s only a matter of time before Gabi is caught, and we want to see how all that plays out.

So, how many episodes are there in this series, and will they all be ready for us?

Found episode count

There will be 13 episodes in the first season of Found. This series was originally going to be a midseason release on NBC back in February 2023. Things changed as there were clear signs that the strike action was going to happen and for other scheduling reasons. The new series was pushed to the fall.

Despite the push to the fall, there have been no intentions to extend the first season’s run. This makes a lot of sense, especially with the fact that most of the season would have likely been ready by the time the February 2023 premiere date got closer.

We are certainly wanting more of this show, though. It’s one of those twisty dramas that has a world of potential even after Gabi is caught with Sir in her basement. That’s if she gets caught in the first season. Is there a chance that Sir will just get a glimpse of freedom and for something else to happen? Then we’ll definitely need a second season.

Found airs on Tuesdays at 10/9c on NBC. Catch up the following day on Peacock.

Alexandria Ingham

Alexandria Ingham

Alexandria Ingham is the Site Expert at Claire and Jamie, Precinct TV, and Last Night On within the FanSided network. She is also a contributor at many other sites, including Show Snob, GeekSided, and Winter Is Coming, and has been with FanSided since 2016, writing about Game of Thrones, Outlander, Grey's Anatomy, The Boys, Supernatural, and much more. When she's not writing, you can find her curled up with a good book or an intriguing dystopian or fantasy TV series. She is also a freelance writer for hire in niches such as lifestyle, entertainment, parenting, budgeting, and more.