I tried to use bullet points (hyphens) in a crazy credits entry, like this: Brief scenes during end credits: - Ambulance drives past town exit sign for High Falls - Kenny plays guitar for Isaac The contribution tracking feature only shows the first line: Brief scenes during end credits: #260227-1105

"The Angry Video Game Nerd" (2004-) is not in a documentary web-series: while one episode indeed has making-of segment it was a one-off case which should not logically affect whole series. And yet, inexplicably, it just shifted to 'Self' filmograhies instead of 'Cast' for all cast, despite not even

Just noticed that one of the problems mentioned a year ago returned: someone started to add titles to "Twin Peaks" episodes which were proven several times not to be correct for original North American release and were first conceived for German airings of the series. Although titles are more or les

This list has 292 titles: https://www.imdb.com/seen/nm0004730/ while this list has 1452 titles: https://www.imdb.com/filmosearch/?sort=year&explore=title_type&role=nm0004730 I think that an episode (maybe any title type) doesn't appear on the Seen list without a release date. Seems like that's a bug

I have noticed that rules about adding commercials are neglected in one specific aspect, that aspect being that ongoing commercial series added as TV series rather than singular direct-to-video titles as it should be for commercials. Just a few examples I've noticed: "Calvin Klein: Obsession" (1990)

This screen seems inherently conflicted: On the one hand, the attribute field is greyed out and inaccessible. On the other hand, the warning message wants an attribute.

I found that a casting company has a lot more credits listed on the free IMDb site (77) than it does on IMDbPro (10): https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?companies=co0964882 https://pro.imdb.com/company/co0964882/filmography/ Granted, most of the credits on the free site are for TV episodes, but I do

In the first case I've updated (#211026-022113-719000) The Thing (1982) with six additional "Other crew" listings for a photographic cameos shot specifically for the movie, as confirmed by a blog post written by film's co-producer, with extensive illustrations. Five went through with no problem, but

Eternals (2021) happens to use Babylonian language which is right now absent as an option. Akkadian could have been a substitute, because Babylonian is sometimes considered a subtype, but neither is in the available option on IMDb. I happen to research both languages for inclusion in my own director

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15180956/ is a supposed TV series titled "Betty Boop" which supposedly debuted in 1930. As I'm sure everyone reading this already knows, television broadcasting existed on only a very limited basis in 1930. The Betty Boop series of theatrical short films began in 1930 --

Since high-profile uncredited vocal cameos could be added on exception basis, but there is still usually a high rate of declination, I would like to know what to do with unique situation that is the new Scream (2022) movie. A recent Fandom interview with directors Matt Betinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gill

#211106-221333-672000 is an addition to the cast of Eternals (2021), that is, of now, very much confirmed by director and overall heavily publicized. It was, however, declined with reason stated as "Does not meet contribution guidelines". I have re-checked cast guidelines because they had slight cha

Following up on my latest reply because this requires a new thread: https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/data-issues-policy-discussions/how-are-these-birthplaces-approved/64349e82cab3782a6e0cce0f?commentId=6436f5542d7a70228a53c89b&replyId=6445cfba38c43b5a022d4c74 I see this vandal was a