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Keats
Outside of IMCDb, I'm a television historian. As part of that, I've accumulated a large number of episodes of various TV series which will, in all likelihood, never be re-screened or released on DVD.
In some cases I have 1/3 to 1/2 of the series run, in other cases just a handful of episodes, and often only one.
As an example, I have about a dozen episodes of a mid-1960's Australian children's drama called "The Magic Boomerang" (ran for 45 episodes), half-a dozen of a 1970 police series called "The Link Men" (ran for 12 episodes)
I'm reluctant to start a new IMCDb entry for a series which has no real prospect of ever being completed - just wondering what the prevailing wisdom is on this?
Also - some episodes are time-coded; are caps from these considered a no-no?
In some cases I have 1/3 to 1/2 of the series run, in other cases just a handful of episodes, and often only one.
As an example, I have about a dozen episodes of a mid-1960's Australian children's drama called "The Magic Boomerang" (ran for 45 episodes), half-a dozen of a 1970 police series called "The Link Men" (ran for 12 episodes)
I'm reluctant to start a new IMCDb entry for a series which has no real prospect of ever being completed - just wondering what the prevailing wisdom is on this?
Also - some episodes are time-coded; are caps from these considered a no-no?