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How much of a spoiler can a single image be?
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maybe you should go back to where the thumbnails came from and try to have the images changed. i don't believe any thumbnail should have any major spoiler images.
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I would also love a feature to hide thumbnails of unwatched episodes.
Going via thetvdb is possible - but if you haven't seen something and there's a spoiler in the image, you'll still be spoiled even if you request the thumbnail to be changed!
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I understand that thetvdb.com is not SUPPOSED to show thumbnails from anything important, but quite simply, this isn't true.
Every TV show I've watched lately has had the episode spoiled.
e.g. Weeds. I'd say at least one in two thumbnails for the three seasons I've watched now have had spoilers, especially the last episode of season 3, spoiled before I even watched it. That's the way to end a show I'm enjoying.
Excuse me if I come across angry. It's because I am. You can quote me all of thetvdb's mission statements, but if they don't amount to anything, the public will speak out. In this case, for me (and others apparently), the thumbnails are spoiling the episode. I will not be using XBMC for much longer if this continues, and neither will several people I know either. It really is frustrating, especially since XBMC is just superb, and the effort was made to hide the plot before you've watched the episode. How hard can it be to just say, "OK, we'll remove the thumbnail, too!"
If it's not feasible, I'd just like to know so I can move on. Tired of good TV shows being spoiled before they're watched...
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Please complain to thetvdb.com then - they have their own forums. I'm sure they'd be most happy to remove the offending thumbs if you point them out - after all, it's in everyone's best interest.
It's not currently doable from the skin (other than turning all thumbs off based on the hide unwatched plots setting).
Cheers,
Jonathan