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Fact Check: Are TV shows on Letterboxd?

Fact Check: Are TV shows on Letterboxd?

Published May 7, 2025
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# Are TV Shows on Letterboxd? The claim in question is whether TV shows are currently available on Letterboxd, a platform traditionally known for tra...

Are TV Shows on Letterboxd?

The claim in question is whether TV shows are currently available on Letterboxd, a platform traditionally known for tracking and rating films. This inquiry arises from a mix of user-generated lists and official announcements regarding the inclusion of television series on the site.

What We Know

  1. User-Generated Lists: Several lists on Letterboxd, such as those compiled by users 1210, include TV shows alongside films. These lists suggest that some users have been cataloging TV series on the platform, although the official capacity for tracking TV shows may not yet be fully established.

  2. Official Announcements: According to multiple sources, including Collider 4 and Mashable 5, Letterboxd has announced plans to officially add TV shows to its platform in 2024. This indicates that while TV shows may currently be logged informally by users, an official feature for tracking and rating TV series is forthcoming.

  3. Search Functionality: A search on Letterboxd for "tv shows" yields results that include both films and series 3. This suggests that while the platform may not have a dedicated section for TV shows yet, it is possible to find them through searches.

  4. Future Developments: As reported by UPROXX 8 and IMDb 6, the addition of TV shows has been confirmed for the near future, indicating a significant shift in the platform's offerings.

Analysis

Source Evaluation

  • User Lists: The lists created by users 1210 provide anecdotal evidence of TV shows being present on Letterboxd. However, these are not official and may vary in accuracy and completeness. User-generated content can be subjective and may not reflect the platform's official stance or capabilities.

  • Official Announcements: The articles from Collider 4 and Mashable 5 are more reliable as they report on official communications from Letterboxd. These sources appear credible, as they reference the platform's own announcements. However, it is important to note that the timing of the rollout and the specifics of how TV shows will be integrated remain vague.

  • Search Results: The search functionality on Letterboxd 3 provides a practical insight into the current state of the platform. However, the lack of a dedicated section for TV shows could indicate that the integration is still in progress or not fully realized.

Conflicts of Interest

There are no apparent conflicts of interest in the user-generated lists, as they are simply reflections of individual users' interests. However, the official announcements from Letterboxd, while credible, should be viewed with caution as they may be influenced by the company's business strategy and user engagement goals.

Methodology and Evidence

The evidence presented primarily consists of user lists and official announcements. While user lists provide a snapshot of what is currently being tracked informally, the official announcements are crucial for understanding the future direction of the platform. However, the lack of detailed timelines or specific features in these announcements leaves some uncertainty about the implementation.

Conclusion

Verdict: Partially True

The claim that TV shows are available on Letterboxd is partially true. Evidence from user-generated lists indicates that some users are cataloging TV shows on the platform, suggesting informal tracking is occurring. However, official announcements from Letterboxd confirm that a dedicated feature for TV shows is not yet available but is expected to launch in 2024. This indicates that while there is some presence of TV shows on the platform, it is not fully integrated or officially recognized at this time.

It is important to note that the evidence is mixed; user lists provide anecdotal support, while official announcements indicate future developments without specific details. This creates uncertainty regarding the current status and future implementation of TV shows on Letterboxd. Readers should critically evaluate this information and remain aware of the evolving nature of the platform.

Sources

  1. TV series on letterboxd (work in progress)
  2. TV shows that are on Letterboxd
  3. Search results for tv shows - Letterboxd
  4. Letterboxd Is Officially Adding TV Shows Later This Year - Collider
  5. Letterboxd announces TV series reviews coming in 2024 - Mashable
  6. Letterboxd to add TV show ratings later this year - IMDb
  7. TV shows that are on Letterboxd for some reason
  8. When Will Letterboxd Have TV Shows? - UPROXX
  9. Frequent questions
  10. Top 50 TV Shows Available on Letterboxd

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