Request a Show
Help expand the CnemaCentre database. Submit a request to add a new television series or fill in missing episode data — every contribution makes the guide better for the community.
How It Works
Your requests help us build the most complete TV episode guide available.
1. Tell Us What's Missing
Is there a series we don't cover yet? Or an episode with incomplete storylines, writers, or air dates? Let us know.
2. We Review
Our team checks each submission against available sources to verify details before adding them to the database.
3. Database Grows
Once approved, the new show or episode data appears in the directory for the whole community to explore and rate.
Submit Your Request
Fill out the form below with as much detail as you can. The more information you provide, the faster we can process your request.
Already in the Database
Before submitting, check if your show is already listed. Our directory includes detailed season and episode breakdowns for these series and more.
Trailer Park Boys
Specials including The Cart Boy (1995) and One Last Shot (1998), plus full season guides.
Madam Secretary
Season One premiered September 21, 2014; Season Two episodes from October 4, 2015 onward.
Transformers: Robots in Disguise
Season One from February 21, 2015 through Season Four episodes airing as late as April 29, 2017.
Viva La Bam & Brat Camp
Episode guides with storylines and production credits for both series.
HBO Storybook Musicals
Includes Lyle, Lyle Crocodile: The Musical, which first aired November 18, 1987.
The request page serves as a direct channel for users who want to help expand the television database. When you notice a series that is missing from the catalogue or an episode that lacks complete information, submitting a request is the simplest way to flag it. The process begins with you telling the team what is absent, whether that is an entire show or specific details about a particular season. Each submission is then reviewed by the team, who cross-check the provided information against reliable sources before adding it to the system. This collaborative approach ensures that the database remains accurate and comprehensive, growing stronger with every contribution from the community.
Beyond simply tracking what you have watched, this platform is built around the idea that collective input makes the guide better for everyone. The request feature empowers users to shape the database actively, filling gaps that might otherwise go unnoticed. Whether you are a long-time television enthusiast or a casual viewer, your knowledge of obscure series, forgotten episodes, or missing air dates can help round out the listings. The review process adds a layer of quality control, meaning that each new entry meets a consistent standard before it becomes visible to other users. This balance of openness and oversight keeps the information reliable.
As the database grows, the entire community benefits from a richer, more detailed resource for discovering and tracking shows. Every request that gets approved adds another piece to the puzzle, making it easier for others to find complete episode guides, accurate ratings, and reliable scheduling information. The system is designed to handle contributions efficiently, so users can see the impact of their submissions over time. By participating in this process, you help transform a simple tracking tool into a living archive of television history. The result is a platform that reflects the interests and knowledge of its users, constantly evolving to cover more ground.