TV series DVD breakdown website?
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TV series DVD breakdown website?
Is there a website that tells which episode of a tv series is on which disc? I used to use rewind @ dvdcompare.net, but it seems to be missing a lot of new series.
Unfortunately, that sort of information isn't written on the box covers, so most of the DVD information websites don't list it.
Unfortunately, that sort of information isn't written on the box covers, so most of the DVD information websites don't list it.
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I've spent years looking for a reliable website that would list this information and never really found anything good. I just started making my own in word documents. But I have realized lately that netflix does a good job of at least telling you what episodes are on what disc (but not necessarily special features)
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AllMovie used to for at least a number of titles. I haven't visited much since Macrovision/Rovi purchased them as I didn't care for the site changes. From the little I've used it since, I'm not sure if all that info still remains or if a lot of it got lost in the makeover.
I just looked up a few shows as a test and they didn't seem to have the "releases" section and data they used to for them. I'm not sure if I just picked a few they didn't (though popular ones that were released years ago and should have had that data at one point).
Sadly, the site seems to be a shell of its former self.
The only other thing that comes to mind is to pay for something like DVD Profiler which would have some of that.
I just looked up a few shows as a test and they didn't seem to have the "releases" section and data they used to for them. I'm not sure if I just picked a few they didn't (though popular ones that were released years ago and should have had that data at one point).
Sadly, the site seems to be a shell of its former self.
The only other thing that comes to mind is to pay for something like DVD Profiler which would have some of that.




