Hi @LeandroA,

Indeed, /tv/airing_today does not support a air_date.lte or air_date.gte filter.

If you want to use those filters, you'll have to switch over to use /discover/tv.

@travisbell said:

Hi @LeandroA,

Indeed, /tv/airing_today does not support a air_date.lte or air_date.gte filter.

If you want to use those filters, you'll have to switch over to use /discover/tv.

In any case, the results are not as expected, they all give very different results to those indicated, it seems that this part of the API is not working well, I have seen other posts reporting similar problems.

What request isn't working as expected?

@travisbell said:

What request isn't working as expected?

What I'm looking for is to get this list, using the date filter https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/airing-today

• if i use this api https://api.themoviedb.org/3/tv/airing_today the first result is "original_name": "No Rancho Fundo"
• if i use this api https://api.themoviedb.org/3/tv/on_the_air the first result is "original_name": "No Rancho Fundo"
• if i use this api https://api.themoviedb.org/3/discover/tv?api_key=TheKey&language=es-ES&air_date.lte=2024-05-02&air_date.gte=2024-05-02&page=1 the first result is "original_name": "No Rancho Fundo"

In no case can I obtain the series that premiere episodes in the indicated date range, or a pagination in order of episode premiere dates.

If you want to filter TV shows by their premiere date (I'm assuming you're talking about season 1, episode 1) then you need to use first_air_date.lte and/or first_air_date.gte.

If you are wanting to query specific shows that simply have an episode airing within the date range, then your discover query is correct. No Rancho Fundo is being returned because as you can see here, it has an episode airing today (Aug. 7).