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>This is how my list works. If you want to watch all your Seinfield's, just <BR>>arrow down to the Senfield title and you'll see them all listed. The Watch <BR>>List isn't designed to let you watch all episodes of one series in a row <BR>>(that's what the title list is for), but rather to help you catch up on all <BR>>your series <BR>><BR>>Kevin<BR>
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Then i'm sorry that i have misunderstood what the list is for. I though it was for helping me find the shows that i haven't watched and help me to wacth them in the right order, so i don't miss a episode.<BR>
I just thought that it was strange that if i haven't watched Seinfeld for 2 days and i watch a episode, the list don't show any new episodes of Seinfeld even though i have one unwatched left.<BR>
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I use the title list for watching series that i have already watched, that's what they are for, you're absolutely right. It was my fault think the watch list was a easier way to find my unwatched shows.<BR>
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Anyway, to my luck, the developer who made this function did a good job. Even though the GUI don't allow my to set a lower value than 1 for the exlude setting it is possible to set the value to 0 in the database. And this way the Watch List never exclude any episodes, it shows all episodes that i haven't watched. So now when i have watched and/or deleted a episode of Seinfeld the next not watched episode shows up. Exactly as i want it.<BR>
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