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Netflix releases all their shows at 3 AM EST. Same for Disney+ and I think CBS All Access. Hulu is 12 AM EST, so is Apple TV+. Amazon Prime Video is unofficially 12 AM UTC.

Whatever the time is for each, these are outlets that release each and every show at the same time of day, so relying on individualized TVDB data for each show, which will often be incorrect, could be inefficient?

What got me thinking of this is TVDB, in their usual bureaucratic folly, has a policy to register 3 AM as the airtime for all shows on (U.S.-based) streaming services, despite the fact that it results in inaccurate data for many series, e.g. Hulu's.

This might also get around problems that arise from, for instance, a Netflix show having an origin country that's not the U.S. (maybe that's inherently incorrect but it happens with some shows from foreign studios), and Trakt assumes the 3 AM airtime to be in the region of that origin country, and not EST, which Netflix uses regardless.

I've been using Trakt for years, and the one thing I've always REALLY missed is the ability to create a dynamic list - ones which automatically add new items which match a certain criteria as they become available. Yes that is basically doable by saving a search filter, but that's still not the same as a "list". I would LOVE to be able to save a search filter as a list, and have any new items which match (or existing items which no longer match the criteria) either be added or removed from the list.

Or if that is too complicated, maybe within the search filters add an option to "add all to a list" to add all the search results to a list at once rather than having to do it one by one. That way I could just check the search each week and add all new items to the lists. But it would be really nice to have that be automated.

EXAMPLE: I have l saved search filter for TV Shows released in 2020 with at least a 7.5 rating and 200 votes. There are only about 6 results right now, and I manually added each of those to a new list for "Top New TV Shows of 2020". First, it would nice to be able to add those all to a list at once with a single click. Second, it would be AMAZING if you could select an option to add any new items which show up in that search filter to an existing list.

Okay, not MAKE, but an option!

WatchList style will make it really nice and easy to decide what show to continue watch.

Anyways,

Progress list page currently it looks like this
https://i.imgur.com/YGu0wJr.jpg

And this is how it will look (WatchList style)
https://i.imgur.com/n4rYKGf.jpg

Current progress page only shows 3 shows on landing page or 4 if scrolled down. Proposed one will show a lot of shows on a single page!

I already suggested this over a year ago here. It was even marked as "Planned".
https://support.trakt.tv/forums/188762-general/suggestions/35708965-episodes-in-grid-format-on-progress-page

But not a lot of people were interested because of my weird title and confusing mspaint picture.

I am reposting it with a proper title to know what other trakt users will think about this idea.
Because i honestly feel like ton of people would appreciate this change if it gets implemented. I also wanted to get an direct answer from Justin about the plan because he never replied in original thread.

I love trakt. And I love TMDB. I contribute a lot to TMDB and think it is much better of a site and a community and more user friendly than TVDB. I understand that TVDB probably has a more comprehensive database for series compared to TMDB (I think TV shows are only a fairly recent addition to TMDB). However, contributing to TVDB is much more arduous than to TMDB, especially when it comes to getting incorrect data changed. The TVDB forum is fairly dead and slow to respond, me as a user have no idea if they keep track of our contributions.

Anyway, is there any reason why Trakt doesn't use episode information (especially air dates) from TMDB if they don't exist on it's respective entry on TVDB? Could this happen (any time soon- i.e. in the next couple of years)?