episode count too high

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Filmographies are ordered automatically on the site.

Whenever a filmography page is displayed, the order of the credits/categories is based on the number of titles in each one.

For example, if someone is credited as follows:

 2 titles as director
 5 titles as cinematographer
 1 as actor

Their listing will display the following order:

 1) cinematographer
 2) directing
 3) acting

Please note that TV episodes count as individual titles when counted.

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As previously stated it is due to the credit being under Archive Footage for a special episode https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5217156/?ref_=nm_flmg_arf_4 as this was not a normal episode of the show and marked as such by archive footage it is counted separately

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