me to.. how to do that on discover endpoint

@waffiqaziz said:

me to.. how to do that on discover endpoint

nevermind i find it self

https://api.themoviedb.org/3/discover/tv?api_key={{TMDB_API_KEY}}&page=1&with_runtime.gte=0&with_runtime.lte=400&with_watch_monetization_types=flatrate|free&watch_region=ID&air_date.lte=2024-12-05&air_date.gte=2024-12-04&with_release_type=2|3

With this query, you will get all the shows that are broadcasted on 2 consecutive dates : December 4 and December 5.

Note that the dates are recorded in our database using the day they are first released in the origin country.

For example, series released on AppleTV+ are released very early in the morning Ireland time, which mean that they are available in the evening of the previous day in the United States (most of them are United States shows). This is that last date that is recorded in our database.

@superboy97 said:

With this query, you will get all the shows that are broadcasted on 2 consecutive dates : December 4 and December 5.

Note that the dates are recorded in our database using the day they are first released in the origin country.

For example, series released on AppleTV+ are released very early in the morning Ireland time, which mean that they are available in the evening of the previous day in the United States (most of them are United States shows). This is that last date that is recorded in our database.

ah got it, i missed that. I should use the same date then.Thanks