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How to alert IMDb that someone is adding thousands of duplicate episodes

It seems impossible to raise, but a user has added and continues to add hundreds of duplicate episodes for a US soap opera which are only giving the year as a date and only three credited actors - now skewing the data of their appearances by sometimes 2000 episodes! How can you alert IMDb to stop accepting them ?

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4 years ago

@Rain85 You can do this by posting here, thanks. What is the link to the show on IMDb? 

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4 years ago

Thank you for your response. It is https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0058796/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_4 

the episodes are all being added only with the year of date and under different numbers ie. if 1.13456 exists as an episode already, there is now a version 53.6 (just an arbitrary example) and now the top four actors are being added in to hundreds and hundreds of additional episodes. Top actress episode count has recently gone up by almost 2000 so the data available is now really incorrect! 
Thank you 

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4 years ago

Hi Rain85 -

Thanks for the additional details, I was able to identify these recently added episode titles and am working on removing them now.  I will also reach out to the contributor to clarify our policy on listing episodes for a continuous series.

Thanks again for reporting!

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@Michelle​ just to say that the issue above has started again for 2022 episodes added as duplicates with no fixed airdate and incorrect cast. Can these be deleted? 

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Hi @Rain85​ -

My apologies for the delayed reply.  To  confirm, are these duplicate episodes for 2022 on the soap opera series "Days of our Lives" or are you observing this happening on a different title?

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Thank you Michelle that’s great