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Mark show as abandoned (or dropped) when you intentionally stop watching.

Mark show as abandoned (or dropped) when you intentionally stop watching.

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    musictvlife shared this idea  ·   ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Admin →
    Researching  ·  AdminJustin Nemeth (Founder, trakt) responded  · 

    Currently, you can hide a show from you calendar or progress page. Hiding from watched progress also hides it from your dashboard on deck. Hiding in those 2 places should work for most users.

    This topic proposes a “dropped” status for a show. This would hide from the 3 sections mentioned above + add a “dropped” indicator in places such as the show summary page.

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      • Jonathans7392 commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        As someone who watches a lot of tv shows and drop a few every now and then. A "dropped" button would be amazing to mark it as "dropped shows" which also hides it on the calendar automaticly since you don't follow the show anymore. Instead of having to do it manually.

        It'd save a lot of time and help organizing instead of having to make lists.

      • Dmitry commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        Most wanted feature. Don't care how you name it, just add it, as I have watched one episode of many shows which I decided not to watch, and I keep seeing them. It's used in other web app for series tracking. I was surprised not to see it here.

      • Hanyuu commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        3 votes for this.. though i would like the term "Dropped" instead of "Abandoned". I think that would be the same meaning but better imo.

      • Josh Jones commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        Definitely pulling for "Abandoned." We stopped watching a bunch of shows after 2-3 episodes (our Trial period with Madam Secretary, etc.) and "abandoned" others (like Vampire Diaries after episode 4-12).

      • Moridin commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        This would be useful, though not just abandoned, "hiatus" would be nice too, I often use the watched + hide completed to see what I've missed. But I've decided to wait with season 3 of House of Cards until the easter holiday, and I've temporarily stopped Justified (though not abandoned). So some way to filter them out would be nice. Also, filter out shows that are finished (i.e. like Firefly) so I can see a list of all currently airing shows that I am following would be nice.

      • Piotr commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        +3
        I want mark Madam Secretary, but I don't want to erase it completly :)

      • dgw commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        If we can start shows, and finish them, there should also be an allowance for shows that we start and then decide not to finish. +3

        Existing plays for episodes of the show, of course, should remain in history and stats.

      • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        Any way to remove a show from your watch list would be great. There are quite a few shows I no longer watch, and I cannot remove them. Even if I unmark all the watched episodes, it still shows up in my list. A remove or delete show would be a great option.

      • TRusselo commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        how about a simple:
        "Unwatch" episode, at the episode level?
        "Unwatch" show at the show level?
        "Remove from schedule"?

      • Victoria commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        I'm rooting for "abandon" or "ditch" or even "discontinue". "Abandon" is definitely first choice though because, like Jack F suggested, it is a more universal term (and even has cognates in many languages).

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