the intended procedure in this case is, that you go to the duplicate entry (for example https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/223951) and there you go to "Overview" -> "Report" -> "Type of Problem:" Duplicate. Into the edit field you have to paste at least the link to the to-be-kept entry (in this case: https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/96121). and yes, unfortunately you have to do this procedure for every entry of your seven mentioned entries.

details and further infos can be read here: https://www.themoviedb.org/bible/general/59f792a29251413e93000001#59f792a29251413e93000003

I know, but that way the message won't be seen by the administrator. Usually, such messages get buried, which can lead to the issue remaining unresolved for nearly half a year or even a year. I think posting it in the general question section makes it more likely to be noticed by the administrator!

CeRu, it's the same for every report - all of them are important, and your report is not more or less important than thousands of reports by other users. It's not right to put reports in the forums otherwise it's unmanageable for mods.

@CeRu said:

I know, but that way the message won't be seen by the administrator. Usually, such messages get buried, which can lead to the issue remaining unresolved for nearly half a year or even a year. I think posting it in the general question section makes it more likely to be noticed by the administrator!

you think so, but making it easy for you doens't mean you're making it likewise easier for the mods - I guess it's the other way round.

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@rubylane said:

CeRu, it's the same for every report - all of them are important, and your report is not more or less important than thousands of reports by other users. It's not right to put reports in the forums otherwise it's unmanageable for mods.

i guess sometimes there are too much reports and most mods are volunteers. if your reports are not closed or even commented, then you can - after a few weeks, of course, and don't exaggerate it by doing it too often - bump your report by commenting (politely!) to higher the chance that it's getting worked on.

All mods are volunteers.

You are allowed to bump your report if it hasn't been resolved after 6 months. (Bumping means commenting to the submitted report, not posting on forums)

Please, file content reports (Overview -> Report) on the corresponding duplicate entries.

Closing here.