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Sunday, April 13th, 2025 10:19 AM

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What evidence should I be providing?

I begin to think the contribution system just doesn't like me. . . . #250412-141301-070000 I honestly cannot think of what other information you need to verify my contribution. I gave you a link to the episode; surely someone at IMDb is on the Paramount Plus Essential Plan. I gave you the time index for the evidence. What else do you need?

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Hi khindall- Thank you for posting the submission reference! For filmography, in these cases, we recomment to add instead a screenshot of the on-screen credits or the time stamp so that our editors can review/verify them. You are welcome to re-submit it and provide those examples with your contribution and our staff will take another look. For further references, you are welcome to review our following Help Guide: https://help.imdb.com/article/contribution/contribution-information/how-can-i-submit-additional-verification-for-a-credit-submission/GN93ME9NVXHVE36E?ref_=helpsrall#evidence Cheers!

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I didn't see the actor's name in the opening credits. I didn't see it in the closing ones either, but I am not fast enough to get the blasted system at Paramount Plus to actually PLAY the end credits. I used to be, but my coordination and response time (never great) are officially much below that of the average viewer, whoever that is. I don't know who put the character in as "Edward"; I know only that no one refers to him as such in the whole episode. The character's name is Everett (legally) or Blue (colloquially). Either you should accept my change (since I do have the audio track from the point I indicated as evidence) or delete the credit altogether because there is no evidence in the episode for it at all. Sorry if this sounds rude, but I had to sit through at least 16.5 minutes of commercials just trying to get the end credits to fully play and in three attempts failed to manage it even once. If someone else can find it, great, they can have the credit, too. (Proofreaders *never* get credit in real life. Maybe in the acknowledgments if the author is feeling generous--and even knows who read the proof!--but I don't remember ever seeing it, for me or anyone else. The point is the text, not who perfects it.)

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@khindall- Thank you! For future references on filmography credits contributions, however, we do recommend for any of the examples of supporting evidence as stated on our Help Guide above to be sent with these contributions. Cheers!