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fli718 wrote a year ago: 1

@Aidan wrote:
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Thank you!

deleted wrote a year ago: 0

how do we create a season of specials if it asks for season number? for example, the veronia mars tv movie ( i see deadwood movie is a special so this one should me to, right ?


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momijigari wrote a year ago: 1

@eclyps wrote:
how do we create a season of specials if it asks for season number? for example, the veronia mars tv movie ( i see deadwood movie is a special so this one should me to, right ?

Unfortunately, this movie is not considered a "made-for-TV-movie", as it had a theatrical world premiere.

deleted wrote a year ago: 1

@momijigari wrote:
Unfortunately, this movie is not considered a "made-for-TV-movie", as it had a theatrical world premiere.

oh i see, so dead like me Movie, etc is not really a special. ( deadwood should be the same then? ) 

well my main concern is missing any special episode that it might appear, but this kind of special is well known and lots of info has a movie.


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momijigari wrote a year ago: 1

@eclyps wrote:
oh i see, so dead like me Movie, etc is not really a special. ( deadwood should be the same then? ) 

well my main concern is missing any special episode that it might appear, but this kind of special is well known and lots of info has a movie.

How so?

They both had their world premiere on TV, in other words, they fit the definition of a "made-for-TV-movie".

No idea what you mean otherwise.

For more information on what can be included (or not) in the TVmaze database, please read https://www.tvmaze.com/faqs/9/data-policies


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kevin87 wrote a year ago: 1

@eclyps wrote:
oh i see, so dead like me Movie, etc is not really a special. ( deadwood should be the same then? ) 

well my main concern is missing any special episode that it might appear, but this kind of special is well known and lots of info has a movie.

Movies can be specials as long as they didn't premiere theatrically. The Downton Abbey movies, for example, aren't allowed, but Dead Like Me: Life After Death and Deadwood: The Movie premiered on TV. I think straight to DVD movies might be allowed, but I could be wrong

Rusty987 wrote a year ago: 1

@Aidan wrote:
already listed here https://www.tvmaze.com/alternatelists/1497/the-nevers-streaming-premiere

Combine? Series is ended, consecutive episode numbers. Tv club app uses tvmaze as api data source. Would be great to have complete series in the listing. How did you find an alternate? These are all broadcast, not dvd, syndication, etc.?  the link I posted shows the episodes but without a date are not active apparently in API calls or similar? would it hurt to approve the ep 7-12 air dates on the normal 'the nevers' entry?


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kevin87 wrote a year ago: 1

@Rusty987 wrote:
Combine? Series is ended, consecutive episode numbers. Tv club app uses tvmaze as api data source. Would be great to have complete series in the listing. How did you find an alternate? These are all broadcast, not dvd, syndication, etc.?  the link I posted shows the episodes but without a date are not active apparently in API calls or similar? would it hurt to approve the ep 7-12 air dates on the normal 'the nevers' entry?

The season can't be split between networks, and Tubi didn't buy the unaired episodes or anything they just streamed on a WB ad-supported channel that streamed on Tubi, so it's not even the same as Tubi adding shows to watch on demand.


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Magitroopa wrote a year ago: 1

Could the airtime for this episode please be fixed back to 21:30? It is part 2 of an hour long broadcast (first part is 21:00-21:30 and second part is 21:30-22:00), so it is incorrect. Also tagging @Aidan so you see this as well.

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