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<blockquote data-quote="SpinyNorman" data-source="post: 1118623" data-attributes="member: 137899">Yeah, something &quot;weird&quot; is definitely going on. I just had an episode of Futurama show up as unwatched - an episode I watched... perhaps 2 years ago?Ah, checking up on it reveals why... apparently they (trakt) no longer have that particular episode (S02E20) listed, while TVDB still does. Oh dear.Well, AFAIK, there's &quot;always&quot; been some differing opinions on how Futuramas episodes were bundled, but still... clearly trakt isn't using TVDB's data for this series at the moment.If nothing else, I hope the dear people at trakt have learned something from this.I won't pretend to be an expert on these matters, but why on earth wouldn't they import/move user data to the new system, and THEN launch it. Or did they do it, but just poorly? I'm staggered at the amount of problems this 2.0 update has caused - and how long it's taking them to fix it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SpinyNorman, post: 1118623, member: 137899"] Yeah, something "weird" is definitely going on. I just had an episode of Futurama show up as unwatched - an episode I watched... perhaps 2 years ago? Ah, checking up on it reveals why... apparently they (trakt) no longer have that particular episode (S02E20) listed, while TVDB still does. Oh dear. Well, AFAIK, there's "always" been some differing opinions on how Futuramas episodes were bundled, but still... clearly trakt isn't using TVDB's data for this series at the moment. If nothing else, I hope the dear people at trakt have learned something from this. I won't pretend to be an expert on these matters, but why on earth wouldn't they import/move user data to the new system, and THEN launch it. Or did they do it, but just poorly? I'm staggered at the amount of problems this 2.0 update has caused - and how long it's taking them to fix it. [/QUOTE]

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