Cleaning up the Doctor Who title

The current version of Doctor Who has runs of episodes put together as "seasons", but then drops in numberless "specials" regularly. What this means is that the Doctor Who title - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0436992/reference/ - is starting to build up an excess of episodes listed under "unknown", and multiple runs that are out of order.

The IMDb is following the "season numbers" given by the BBC, but I put it that this is untenable for the IMDb listings to work properly?

Here's an example of what I mean:

Season Four - 13 episodes running during 2007/2008 with David Tennant

Specials - Four largely standalone specials with David Tennant running from 2008-2010. Not listed as a "season", you have to go to "unknown" to find these.

Season Five - 13 episodes running during 2010 with Matt Smith. Advertised by the BBC as "season five".

Now, the problem here is that if you change the season numbers in logical order they'll eventually be completely out of synch with the "season numbers" listed by the BBC. But as it stands, the series is represented in a random order, as there's just been three specials, which, again, will air between "seasons" and will go into "unknown".

(Slightly unrelated, but the very first episode of the original series from 1963, which had an unaired pilot as a separate entry, now seems to have been merged and listed under "alternate versions" - is there any way I can find out my original rating, as it seems to have retained my rating for the unaired pilot version, not the one I gave the final episode?: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0562828/reference/)