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You tried adding yourself to a TV series at the series level. That's generally not allowed any more. You should add the episode(s) you appear in, adding yourself to them in the process.

If you can get Joey to write something to say what you did then you can try with that. But I don't give much for your chances either Steve

Is there still a chance? Or without proof it doesn't count? Unfortunately, without documented proof you would be fighting an uphill battle. Gort, Klaatu barada nikto

I think gromit's usual logical and sound reasoning sums it nicely...based on a stage show (or production) and let genre handle the type, and let trivia handle the location...and keywords such as broadway-musical (or london-musical or broadway-drama,) et al be used as keywords reference plots or films that have a plot centered around a stage production of any kind. And there are many of those kind of plots...including about fifty...

and by distributors, for exapmple, 20th century fox. a distrubuter is a company that makes your work public. not the channel it is broadcasted on Actually, according to the Distributors submission guide, for television programs, a network or channel that originally broadcasts a program is considered a distributor: For our purposes, the following are distributors: * The TV station/network that first airs a program in a particular country * A...

Refer to the Processing Times page, imdb.com/czone/times . There's a link to it in the left column of the Contributor Zone. If your submission was more than a few days (once processed it may take a couple of days for an update to be reflected on the site) before the listed processed through date for the section to which it was submitted, and the correction or addition hasn't yet appeared on the site, then you can assume it was...

Thanks. I suspected something like this since many -- but not all -- of the rejected keywords usually included one of the genres with an addendum, i.e. british-history, animation-filmmaking, etc. I thought that perhaps this was part of a process to stop the acceptance of genres as keywords.

Looking back at my submission receipts, it appears what happened is this: The new episode #9.16 wasn't in the database yet, so I submitted it prior to its airing. Shortly afterward, it became apparent that another contributor had (for some unfathomable reason) simply changed the season numbers on episodes #8.16 and #8.18 to take the place of the corresponding season 9 episodes, as the May release dates were still attached and there were...

Could you elaborate a bit more on the "logic" that a superhero who masquerades as a "normal" person should be considered "two different characters" when played by one actor? Clark Kent and Superman should now be thought of as two entirely different people? Batman and Bruce Wayne? Don Diego de la Vega and Zorro? This defies any logical system that I am aware of, not to mention common...

i just recently had my composer page and special effects work page merged which i'm happy about, but some of my composition credits went missing. will they reappear or do i have to resubmit them? From the Person X and person Y are the same, how can I combine their listings? FAQ ( imdb.com/help/show_leaf?namemerge ): Please note that the updates may happen in stages; some credits may disappear for a day or two while the merge is being...