Can't correct an episode title for Star Trek: Discovery

There are many shows that don't even use part in the title of two part episodes, such as the Blacklist which name episodes things like "Mr. X" and "Mr. X (Conclusion".

I think the general policy is to credit as it was on screen. I can't remember right off if Star Trek: Discovery uses on screen titles or not. (I watch entirely too much television!) But, in the case where it is not shown on screen, I think we should go with the titles from the producers. The second episode is correctly shown with the comma per the website instead of the normal colon.

That's when two episodes are aired back to back with a single title. That is not applicable here as the episodes have separate titles.

Also, a lot of these policies seem to be rooted in how television was over a decade ago and need to be updated for the streaming era.

If one story with one title is split over two weeks, as is common, I would still consider it helpful for the title to include Part 1/Part 2.

Read the rule again and read my first comment. They did not air together. This rule does not apply. Look at Ed's picture. They were released a week apart.

Also, think about the reason for the rule (which is an odd rule as this would violate another of IMDb's rules about listing episodes that air together as a single episode). It is to uniquely identify the episodes airing under a single title. This was never the case with these two episodes.

The rules make no mention of "week" or "back to back", so that aspect is irrelevant.

I'm not arguing about what the cited rule is about, just mentioning something for the IMDb rep to consider.

When guidelines say extra information should be added to episode titles in some cases, there may be a grey area in other cases where it can also be added. But not in this particular case, apparently.

Right, it's confusing.

Thank you.