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Any suggestions for keeping up to date with TV Shows (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by DrWho345@alien.top to c/datahoarder@selfhosted.forum

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I am attempting to archive/amalgamate organise all my tv shows. I have 12 hard drives and have difficulty trying to accurately find out which shows are definitive ongoing or cancelled.

What are the best suggestions for accurate up-to-date shows that are cancelled or ongoing? this would make it so much easier.

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[–] jaegan438@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

have difficulty trying to accurately find out which shows are definitive ongoing or cancelled.

Especially over the last few years that tends to change a lot more often than it used to. Cancelled shows get brought back, sometimes by the same network, often by a different network. It is legit hard to keep up with, and I doubt there is a 100% reliable source at any given time. That said, I use next-episode.net which mostly pulls info from thetvdb.com It usually gets updated quickly enough that I don't miss too much, but it's by no means 100% accurate.