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New here? Here's what EpisodeOrbit does, how to use it, and where to find your favorite shows.
EpisodeOrbit is a TV tracker, not a place to watch TV.
We do not stream, host, upload, or distribute TV episodes or movies. We do not provide pirated videos, illegal streams, or unauthorized downloads. EpisodeOrbit helps you keep track of shows and find information about where they may be available through legitimate services.
Getting started.
Can I watch TV shows or movies on EpisodeOrbit?
No. EpisodeOrbit is not a streaming website. We do not host or play full episodes, offer illegal streaming links, or provide downloads. You can use EpisodeOrbit to find and follow shows, check episode schedules, and see information about legitimate watch providers.
What is EpisodeOrbit for?
It's your personal television guide. Follow the shows you like, see upcoming episodes on your Calendar, check which series are returning, and optionally mark episodes you've watched. Everything stays organized in one place.
Is EpisodeOrbit really free?
Yes. EpisodeOrbit is free to join and use. There are no EpisodeOrbit subscriptions, paid membership tiers, or site advertising.
Watching a series on a third-party service may still require that provider's own subscription, rental, or purchase.
Do I need to download an app?
No. EpisodeOrbit works in your web browser on a phone, tablet, or computer. Visit the site, sign in, and manage your shows.
Shows & episodes.
How do I add a show to My Shows?
Search for the series, then choose Follow. It'll appear in My Shows and your personal schedule. Some newly added shows may need a little time for their episode information to finish loading.
What if I can't find a show?
Try the full title or a shorter part of its name. If our saved matches don't include it, use Search more shows to look for more titles through TVmaze. New series and recently changed listings may take time to appear.
Can I mark episodes I've already watched?
Yes. Open a followed series in My Shows and mark episodes as watched whenever you like. When following a series, the Already watched older episodes option can help you get started if you're already caught up.
Why is an episode missing, or why did its date change?
Schedules can change, and newly announced episodes may not be listed yet. EpisodeOrbit updates its information from television-data sources, but a network may announce, postpone, or correct a date at any time. Check the show's episode guide again later.
Why are the times different from what I expected?
Broadcast dates and release times can differ by country, network, and time zone. Check your account settings after signing in, and confirm the schedule with the original broadcaster if the exact time matters.
What does “Where to Watch” mean?
It shows information about streaming and viewing services that may carry a series. It does not play the show on EpisodeOrbit. Listings vary by country, season, and service and can change. Availability data is supplied by outside providers; see our Sources & Credits page.
Account & privacy.
Is my watchlist private? Can I share it?
Your collection is private unless you choose to share it. In Account Settings, you can turn on public collection sharing and receive a unique link. People with that link can see your followed shows, but not your watched-episode history, email address, or private account settings. You can turn sharing off or replace your link.
Why haven't I received my verification email?
Allow a few minutes, check your spam or junk folder, and make sure you used the correct email address. The sign-in area includes a way to resend your verification email.
Can I remove a show or delete my account?
You can unfollow a series from My Shows. To permanently delete your account and its personal viewing history, go to Account Settings and open Account removal. Deleting your account doesn't delete the shared TV catalog or other members' collections.
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