IMDb Title Subpage Redesign: FAQ & TV Episodes

This was a brilliant new change that helped me discover half a dozen movies I had not seen. And suddenly it is gone again. What happened?

I can't stress enough what a great change this was.

IMDb changes things on their website fairly often. Some changes are improvements, and some changes are not. Recently, IMDb changed the order in which episodes seasons are listed when hitting the episode guide link in the top left of a show's homepage. Previously, the seasons were listed with most recent first and older seasons descending order L to R. Now, the reverse is true. When you hit the episode link on the homepage of a show, the oldest season, such as season 1, is shown first at the left and then you must scroll to the right to get to the most recent season. This is unnatural as far as tactile, familiar, or intuitive website design.

Is there a setting for us to reverse the order back to how it was previously? Or can the website programmers return the master preference back to its previous, more intuitive sorting method of most recent season first at the left side?

Thank you, Hose.

UPDATE. Interesting enough, the next day, the update I mentioned was reversed to the original method. They may have been testing a beta publicly and I caught an early glimpse. I understand new changes are a coming, so we will see what happens.

Nice new episode view has just dropped (on the desktop version), very nice layout, only problem being the two buttons circled don't work so we can't see more than the first fifty episodes. Checked multiple shows with over that number and all have the same issue so just thought I'd raise it with you.

Thanks!

The workaround to see top rated episodes or other options (up to 50) is now gone for me, unless it moved somewhere else that I’m not aware of?

I’m only able to get to very expanded views of episodes with large images (larger than before here) that require a significant amount of scrolling. As I’m often in low bandwidth settings, I also picture that I’ll more often need to avoid visiting pages if these changes are staying without an alternative. 

Before when I looked up an episode of a TV series under the season, episodes that I had not looked at yet were in blue and the ones I had already looked at were in purple.  It was great because I could tell which ones I hadn't seen yet.  I don't watch a series over the air anymore, only DVD, stream (not from a network streaming service), and youtube.  With all of the episodes in the same color it is going to be hard to tell which ones I have and haven't seen yet.   There have been times when I unintentionally skipped an episode and having the different colors helped to figure out that I may have done that.  I have it set for the classic view and when it comes to the season/episodes, I'm not getting that view anymore.  Can we please let those of us who prefer the classic view have it back for seasons/episodes?

Later,

Dave

Hi the feature to see a TV Series episodes by the number of votes seems to have gone? Is there a way to do this? It only seems to offer by rating rather than popularity now.

This is still an issue for over a month now. Will this ever be fixed? It is extremly annoying as a contributor.

If the Series has no Episode Numbers but release Dates the Episodes are not sorted from earliest to latest. Instead they are all in a random order.  Example: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0044298/episodes/?year=2022

@Michelle You said there was a ticket for this any progress at all?

https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/imdbcom/imdb-title-subpage-redesign-faq-tv-episodes/64c2ad8cc2f32a2d3175d7b3?commentId=64c3e9c9a44bc926068460bf

How can I see a list of all series sorted by rating? shows only 10 episodes...

there used to be a feature where you could see all episodes of a show in descending order of each episode's IMDB rating. i see that there is still a 'top-rated' function, which shows the top 10 highest-rated episodes, but i want a list that includes every episode. is that feature just gone now? or is there another way to access that data?

Up until today, I've been able to see a full series episode ranking by IMDB rating. Now it's just the top ten.

I used this feature constantly... is there somewhere else this is being displayed??

what it says above, the sort of episodes changed and now it only shows me the 10 best episodes of a series instead of all of them in order, I don't think they have eliminated that but I can't find it and I would like someone to tell me where it is

Why on earth would you take away the ability to see every episode of a TV series in order of user rating? Just showing the top ten episodes is not enough for long-running series with hundreds of episodes, nor are we now able to see bottom-rated episodes. Please bring the old top-rated tab back.

If a series has ten episodes or fewer, they are all marked as "top rated" regardless of the rating. Perhaps it would make sense to reduce the number for series with few episodes.

new list of episodes looks ugly and is terrible. the interface was already perfect. but what else you would expect from GUI redesigns there is not one case in history that wasn't to the worst and worst and worst.

but now when you sort the episodes by year it hides a 70% of the episodes until you ten times press [show more] (that is when it even works) and then shows them in random order instead of chronologically

the site is unusable for soaps

and no matter how many times you show more it still doesn't show ALL the episodes. plain missing some of them

Why don't we have a feature like the one picture below anymore?

Why is it every time that I ask this question the message containing it disappears after a few years?

Where did https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/imdbcom/episodes-by-votes-ratings/5f4a79ca8815453dba8b0b46 go?

Whatever is going on is very annoying!