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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I want to search for NCIS, and just NCIS but not its spinoffs as shown here. So perhaps an Advanced Search option where I could enter ^NCIS$. Just being able to say "NCIS and not NCIS:" (in some way, perhaps one of those "filter within search results" thingies) would also help here, though I really prefer the former more general option. And I wouldn't mind being able to search/filter (filter mostly) on fields like "Season = 1" or "Date < 2008" but that's probably getting a little complex for what is likely a rarely used tool.
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It might make sense to have a separate field, or button, or something to allow regexp, because most users won't want them. For example, IIRC there used to be a show called "Vega$". Then again, there probably aren't many examples.
Some sort of key would be useful though so the user knows which regexp syntax to use.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I want to search for NCIS, and just NCIS but not its spinoffs as shown here. So perhaps an Advanced Search option where I could enter
^NCIS$
. Just being able to say "NCIS and not NCIS:" (in some way, perhaps one of those "filter within search results" thingies) would also help here, though I really prefer the former more general option. And I wouldn't mind being able to search/filter (filter mostly) on fields like "Season = 1" or "Date < 2008" but that's probably getting a little complex for what is likely a rarely used tool.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: