Title Pages: Browse TV trivia by episode

Hi Katelyn Jernigan,

In principle, I like your idea. If this were to be implemented, it would make sense to also keep the trivia associated with an episode with that episode.

I see three arguments against showing all of the trivia on the main page.
1. For some television series the main page would be extremely long.
2. The trivia would lose some of the context that is gained by being associated with an episode.
3. There is the potential of spoiling certain episodes. What may be a non-spoiler trivia for a specific episode may be a spoiler for preceding episode.

Note: I am a long time user of IMDb, not a staff member.

The episode specific trivia bits could be identified by episode number or by a season:episode labeling system (185, or 4:13) and I know that on the web based page there is special spoiler redaction font. I don't see why in this day and age there can't be something like that for mobile. Now, I may be a millennial, but I am the least tech savvy millennial out there! So what I am proposing might just be impossible. I just get annoyed looking up specific episodes and finding a bit of missed trivia.

Just for the record...

[Dan wrote:] For some television series the main page would be extremely long.

True.

• SERIES WITH MOST NUMBER OF TRIVIA (THROUGHOUT ALL EPISODES):
       "Doctor Who" (1963): 4,274 items (32 spoilers) / 119,821 words!!
       "Doctor Who" (2005): 3,239 items (348 spoilers) / 119,118 words!!
            (For reference) Word count for Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility: 119,394 words
  
       "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987): 2,223 items (157 spoilers) / 86,120 words
            Word count for J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets: 84,799 words
  
       "The Simpsons" (1989): 2,039 items (50 spoilers) / 64,110 words
            Word count for Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island: 66,950 words
  
       "Star Trek" (1966): 1,998 items (62 spoilers) / 93,334 words
            Word count for J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit: 95,022 words
  
       "Supernatural" (2005): 1,947 items (572 spoilers) / 59,763 words
            Word count for William Golding's Lord of the Flies: 59,900 words
  
       "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993): 1,631 items (114 spoilers) / 54,502 words
            Word count for Michael Cunningham's The Hours: 54,243 words
  
       "The Big Bang Theory" (2007): 1,449 items (98 spoilers) / 40,936 words
       "Game of Thrones" (2011): 1,266 items (401 spoilers) / 48,526 words
       "The X Files" (1993): 1,217 items (180 spoilers) / 43,267 words
       "Friends" (1994): 1,168 items (119 spoilers) / 36,809 words
       "The New Price Is Right" (1972): 1,010 items (0 spoilers) / 28,402 words
       "South Park" (1997): 958 items (43 spoilers) / 34,838 words
       "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997): 954 items (351 spoilers) / 36,090 words
       "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995): 951 items (77 spoilers) / 27,726 words
       "Smallville" (2001): 931 items (58 spoilers) / 27,178 words
       "Hospital Central" (2000): 915 items (5 spoilers) / 13,467 words
       "Family Guy" (1999): 824 items (38 spoilers) / 23,189 words
       "The Walking Dead" (2010): 769 items (291 spoilers) / 22,362 words
       "Wheel of Fortune" (1983): 766 items (3 spoilers) / 17,852 words
  
  
• SERIES WITH MOST NUMBER OF GOOFS (THROUGHOUT ALL EPISODES):
       "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987): 1,042 items (111 spoilers)
       "CHiPs" (1977): 951 items (28 spoilers)
       "Friends" (1994): 948 items (3 spoilers)
       "NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service" (2003): 881 items (7 spoilers)
       "Star Trek" (1966): 856 items (106 spoilers)
       "The Simpsons" (1989): 712 items (6 spoilers)
       "The Big Bang Theory" (2007): 624 items (5 spoilers)
       "Bones" (2005): 590 items (20 spoilers)
       "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997): 583 items (28 spoilers)
       "The X Files" (1993): 576 items (8 spoilers)
       "Columbo" (1971): 569 items (13 spoilers)
       "M*A*S*H" (1972): 560 items (6 spoilers)
       "Doctor Who" (2005): 533 items (25 spoilers)
       "Criminal Minds" (2005): 525 items (18 spoilers)
       "Mission: Impossible" (1966): 501 items (11 spoilers)
       "Monk" (2002): 494 items (19 spoilers)
       "Malcolm in the Middle" (2000): 490 items (1 spoiler)
       "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000): 488 items (12 spoilers)
       "24" (2001): 485 items (25 spoilers)
       "Transformers" (1984): 481 items (1 spoiler)
       "Star Trek: Voyager" (1995): 472 items (44 spoilers)
       "The West Wing" (1999): 472 items (6 spoilers)