TV series and episodes

A series is not two hundred films. In All My Movies it is one movie card with a tree of seasons and episodes inside it, so the series takes one line in the list and still remembers which episodes you have watched and where each one is.

The Episodes tab

Open a movie card and go to Episodes. On the left is the tree of seasons and episodes; on the right, the details of whichever episode is selected: season number, episode number, title, plot, original air date and the seen mark.

Add seasonAdds a new season to the tree.
Add episodeAdds an episode under the current season.
DeleteRemoves the selected episode.
1 Season onlyKeeps the selected season and drops the rest — for when you own one season of a long-running show and do not want the other nine cluttering the tree.
All seen / All unseenMarks every episode at once.

Getting the episode list from the Internet

Search for the series the usual way — type the title and press Enter. TheTVDB.com is built for television and normally returns the complete list of seasons and episodes with titles, plots and air dates; TheMovieDB.org also knows series. The episode tree fills in by itself. Which source is used is set in Tools › Preferences › Online databases.

Linking the video files

Each episode can point at its own file, so playback works per episode.

If you catalog from the disk rather than from the title, the drive scanner does all of this automatically: it recognizes S02E05-style names, builds the series and attaches every file.

Working with series in the list

Watching a series over months? Mark episodes seen as you go. Quick filter › Show Unseen then answers “where was I?” without you having to remember.

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