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Girls & Sex 2.0: looking at the log, it seems that there is no ID specified for it:

I was mistaken, there was no ID for it. The ttxxxxx ID was there, but I had somehow changed the type to IMD

Battlestar Galactica: from a quick look on the IMDb site it seems there are no special episodes for that TV show, and that "Battlestar Galactica - The Plan" is considered as a stand alone TV movie (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1286130/). At the same time I have discovered that if I look on IMDb site for the season 0 of a TV show (that usually refers to Specials on TVDB), the page of the last season is loaded; just make a try with https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0407362/episodes?season=0 to double check. As a conseguence, I guess that your Special episodes have now the ratings of the 4th season's ones (please give them a look); indeed your episode 0x22 is out of the range of 20 episodes in season 4 as the log reports. Another strange point is that it seems your library contains two episodes marked as 0x22...Anyway I have to manage in some way the case of "season 0" episodes...

The TVDB entry for that episode does correctly point to the IMDB entry. I suppose this is a negative for the new method you are using in finding the IMDB entry via the TV Show, rather than obtaining the IMDB Id from the episode at the scraper site.

I definitely have only 1 episode of 0x22

Yes, I can confirm that the other Season 0 episodes in this test library have used the ratings and vote counts of the last available season listed on IMDB

Stargate SG-1: this is an unfortunate case in which there is a misalignment between the TV show information reported on TMDB and IMDb sites. In particular, TMDB splitted in two the first episode "Children of the Gods" while IMDb reports a single entries. My question is: how are the season 1 episodes numbered in your Kodi library? I'm expecting something like S01E01, S01E02, etc. but I don't know if the first episode is actually split or not and, therefore, how it is referenced in terms of episode number in the Kodi database. Can you please report it back? As you can easily understand such split on TMDB makes a shift with respect to IMDb and this is why the episode 22 results "out of range" (and ratings should result shifted as well).

The splitting of the episodes is not uncommon, and can affect a large number of TV Shows. There are many of these in my own library, and one of the reasons that DVD Order is used at TVDB. This raises the question of whether the new version add-on can handle DVD Order or Absolute Order at TVDB or the Episode Groups at TheMovieDB, which I don't think it can and will incorrectly apply ratings.

The listing for Stargate Season 1 is slightly modified to suit my own needs. Children of the Gods is a single movie in my library, so I added this as Episode 2. For Episode 1 I replaced it with the original Stargate (1994) movie as this is the prequel to the entire tv show. But the numbering of episodes still matches the TVDB and TheMovieDB listing. Using the IMDB listing, now the ratings are off by 1 episode.

Stargate S01 at IMDB... https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118480/epi...t_eps_sn_1
Stargate S01 at TMDB... https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/4629-starg...uage=en-US

I am thinking that between the Season 0 issue and the different Orders for episodes available at the scraper sites, maybe the original method is more accurate