SS and EPS on every series card
Every series card carries two numbers: SS for seasons and EPS for episodes. They count what MyFlixer lists, which is every episode with a real air date, so the numbers are ones you can plan around. A card reading 9 SS and 190 EPS is a commitment you can see before you start.
The season page
Open a series and its seasons sit in order under the story. Each season page is a clean table: episode number, title and air date, oldest first, so a first-time viewer reads down and a returning viewer scans for the date they remember. Specials have their own season so they never interrupt the run.
Reached this episode
On the row where you stop, press Reached this episode. MyFlixer keeps that place and shows it on My List with a link back to the exact row, so a series you paused in March opens where you left it in June. Press it again further down to move the mark forward, and Watch now on the series page carries you on to where the show plays.
New episodes, the week they air
The Latest episodes page lists the newest dated episodes across every series in the catalogue, newest first, and the home page shows the freshest of them. A returning show you follow appears there the week its new episode airs, and the Ongoing collection gathers every series that is still coming back.
Long runs and short ones
Some series here run to hundreds of episodes across twenty seasons; the long-running collection gathers them. Korean dramas usually tell a whole story in one season of twelve to sixteen episodes, and a television anime cour is twelve or thirteen. The season page tells you which kind you have opened before you commit an evening.
Take your list with you
My List and your episode marks live in this browser and come back every visit. Export them from the My List page to move them to a new phone, a tablet or the television, and import them there in one step.
