[Jon_Are]

I'm looking for a website that lists which episodes are on each disc for a TV DVD release.

Amazon doesn't. TVShowsOnDVD does it only here and there. Blockbuster online and Neflix do not either.

Anyone know of such a site?

Thanks,

Jon

[Glenn Overholt]

I don't think that there is one. What shows are you asking about?

Glenn

[Kenneth V]

There is no website like that.....yet! Someday somebody will create one. Right now the best site for episodes in a show is epguides.com

[Jon_Are]

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What shows are you asking about?

No one show in particular, I just would like to be able to find this information as needed.

I know about and frequent epguides.com - that doesn't list each disc in a set, though. Guess that's as close as I'll get.

[jamoon2006]

Netflix does offer a list of episodes per disc. If you click on the link for a show (like, "Damages - Season 1," which I have open on my computer right now) and select "See Series Details," it will show you the names of episodes on each disc. They do this for other series as well.

[Roger_R]

DVDCompare.net also shows which episodes are on which disc for the series it covers.

edit: Hey, who turned my simple URL into an ad? :O

[progrocktv]

Also check Amazon.ca: Online shopping for Canadians - books, music, DVDs, software, video games & more (Canadian Amazon) under "Product Description".

Also allmovie is pretty good. Type in the name of the show, click under "DVD RELEASES" and then click the "MENU OPTIONS" tab.

There's usually a text printout of the menus for each which usually list episode titles.

[Charles Ellis]

Why don't you simply go to the Internet Movie Database?

If it's a season release, just go to the show in question on the site and the episodes would be detailed.

Here is a link to the 5 seasons (1959-64) of the classic The Twilight Zone on IMDB.

"The Twilight Zone" (1959) - Episode list

Likewise, here's the episode entries for CSI (the original, and IMHO the ONLY one that counts!):

"CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000) - Episode list

[Jon_Are]

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Netflix does offer a list of episodes per disc.

Not (apparently) if you're not a member, which I am not; I only get a brief overview of each series.

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DVDCompare.net also shows which episodes are on which disc for the series it covers.

Yeah, but it showed just one of five random shows I checked on.

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Why don't you simply go to the Internet Movie Database?

Nope, doesn't list specific episodes/specific discs.

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Also check (Canadian Amazon) under "Product Description". Also allmovie is pretty good.

Hey, now we're talking (both sites lookin' good)! Thanks, progrocktv!

Thanks to everyone else as well.

Jon