Fake TV series from the 1930s -- following up

@gromit82​ For that list, are you able to provide an alternate list of what the starting and end years should be? That would probably help IMDb staff quickly fix the problem.

@keyword_expert​ Not really, because most of them don't appear to be TV series at all. 

• "1937 Coronation" is either a 1937 TV special or a 2017 TV special; the current entry is unclear as to which one is meant, nor am I confident as to whether that is the correct title for either of them.
• "Allen and Kendal" might be eligible for listing as a TV series, but I can't find it on YouTube anymore.
• "Andy Panda", "Barney Bear", "Color Classics", "Comicolor cartoons", "Hunky y Spunky", "Parrotville", both versions of "Puppetoons", "Rainbow Parade Cartoon", and "Toonerville" are all series of animated films that have probably all been broadcast on television, but I'm not aware that any of them were TV series under those titles.
• "Betty Boop" cartoons may have been syndicated as a TV series somewhere under that title but I don't know when or where.
• "British Movietone News" and "British Pathé News" were series of newsreels made for theatrical release.
• "Grand Prix Motor Racing" might have been broadcast on television at some point before it was replaced by Formula 1, but I have no information on whether it actually was. If it was, the end date would probably be 1949 because Formula 1 began in 1950.
• "John Wayne Classics" and "John Wayne Colorized Collection" refer to compilations of theatrical movies, not to TV series.
• "The Three Stooges" shorts were definitely syndicated and aired on television under that title (among other titles), but I'm not sure that such a program is even eligible for listing in IMDb, much less when it began or ended or how to keep track of it.
• "US Presidential Elections" appears to be a topic within news programs on the BBC, not a TV series in itself.

@gromit82​ Okay, I admit that I was not fully comprehending the subject of this post. I reviewed a couple examples, like "Allen and Kendal," and thought that the main problem here was incorrect start dates and end dates. 

But my overarching feeling is that although you have clearly identified a problem, the solution(s) is not clear in your post. Maybe that's because there is no solution. Are you suggesting simply deleting a lot of these titles? Converting them into another type (other than TV series)? Or maybe the solution is different for each item on the list.

I do have recommendations for these entries.

"Betty Boop": This is the only series I have found on this list where theatrical shorts were completely changed into TV episodes and not left as theatrical shorts. Convert all the episodes to theatrical shorts and then delete the series. (Make sure to block the series from re-creation, too.)

"Andy Panda", "Barney Bear", "Comicolor cartoons", "Hunky y Spunky", "Puppetoons" (1932/I), "The Three Stooges": It appears that the theatrical shorts still have entries of their own and have not been completely merged into these series. Merge each episode into its corresponding theatrical short and then delete the series.

"Color Classics", "Parrotville", "Rainbow Parade Cartoon", "Toonerville": The episodes shown on IMDb are only numbered and not titled, so I think these series can be deleted altogether (with their episodes disappearing because they are unidentifiable).

"Puppetoons" (1932/II) and "US Presidential Elections": These are not actual TV series and have no episodes. They can be deleted altogether.

"British Movietone News" and "British Pathé News": The episodes should probably become theatrical shorts but they will need to have the words "British Movietone News" or "British Pathé News" included in their titles. Once the episodes are converted to theatrical shorts with proper titles, delete the series.

"Grand Prix Motor Racing": Probably the majority of these episodes are completely bogus in the sense that the races were not broadcast on television (and for the earlier years, television did not even exist), but perhaps some of the later races were broadcast. I recommend asking the original contributor to provide evidence of actual television broadcasts, not just that the races were held. 

"John Wayne Classics" and "John Wayne Colorized Collection": Merge each episode into its corresponding feature film and then delete both series.

"1937 Coronation": Change to a TV special instead of a series and remove the phrase "BBC Parliament marks the 80th anniversary of" from the Plot Outline.

"Allen and Kendal": Ask the original contributor to provide evidence of the actual Internet release dates of the episodes. 

@gromit82​ This list of potential solutions is helpful. I think the more you can make it easier on IMDb staff to simply pursue an identified list of solutions, the more likely it will happen.