Cosmos: Possible Worlds has had all episodes merged to Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey but the series page still exists

@Michelle  This is inconsistent as all episodes have been moved. Also, considering that pretty much all the crew and the host is the same, it should be a second season, not a separate mini-series. I have no idea where you get that Nat Geo considers it a separate season. Nat Geo actually considers it the THIRD season (the first season would be the Carl Sagan Cosmons). https://www.nationalgeographic.com/tv/shows/cosmos-possible-worlds Almost everywhere, this is shows as the second season.  https://collider.com/cosmos-season-2-review-possible-worlds-neil-degrasse-tyson/ https://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/cosmos-season-two-fox-sets-premiere-for-possible-worlds/ etc. This is a second season. I do not understand the inconsistency. Also, see the discussion here where IMDb decided it WAS a second season. https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/data-issues-policy-discussions/shouldnt-cosmos-possible-worlds-be-the-second-season-of-cosmos-a-spacetime-odyssey/5fb4ad06014b4c3c8a0dae3f

This is one of the things that makes contributing to IMDb very frustrating. Based on previous conversations of what is and isn't a continuation of a series, this seems firmly in the "is a continuation". In fact, National Geographic considers all of Cosmos a single series (they list episodes of Possible Worlds as Season 3). It seems IMDb should follow that and merge all of the series into seasons of Carl Sagan's Cosmos. It seems that season 1 should be Cosmos, season 2 should be Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey, and season 3 should be Cosmos: Possible Worlds. Can we know what criterion was used to make the decision that this is a separate series?

Interesting.