@kt2e56 said:

“Citizen Detective” is its own series in a franchise.

It'll be confirmed once the episode is added to the SundanceTV website.

Again, I literally work at AMC lmfao.

Cool. But that doesn't negate the fact of how the episodes have been listed on the SundanceTV website.

All of these are completely separate series that are part of one franchise.

According to the SundanceTV website, there are currently two "True Crime Story" TV shows; "True Crime Story," which is made up of "It Couldn't Happen Here" and "Indefensible," and "True Crime Story: Look Into My Eyes."

“Look into My Eyes” is COMPLETELY separate all together. “True Crime Story” buys up other documentaries and series and distributes them for AMC/Sundance. “Look into My Eyes” was a limited series that aired already a couple of months ago. All press releases and official documents pertaining to this show indicate this. All advertising called it “a NEW limited series.” The fact that you’re ignoring that in favor of the playlist on the Sundance site’s order is pretty bizarre.

“Look into My Eyes” is listed as a separate show on the SundanceTV website so it has a separate entry on TMDB.

@kt2e56 said:

But you’re wrong.

I'm not.

“True Crime Story” is a FRANCHISE and “It Couldn’t Happen Here” and “Indefensible” are both separate series with their own separate production teams and have aired as such.

It's fine that they have separate production teams but, according to the SundanceTV website, they're episodes of the same TV show.

Since day one for both shows they aired with their own S1E1, etc. etc. They never aired as one show. All the press backs this up as does how they’re listed when they aired in the past, currently, AND how they’re in our system at AMC.

Verifiably incorrect. I hate to tell you this for the third time but the SundanceTV website does not back up your claim that they aired as separate shows from day one. These archives from October 2021 and December 2021 undeniably confirm they aired as part of the same TV show, with "It Couldn't Happen Here" being episodes 1-6 and "Indefensible" being episodes 7-12.

For modern TV shows, press releases are useful up until episodes are listed on the network's website, which is SundanceTV for this series, not AMC. How "It Couldn't Happen Here" and "Indefensible" are listed literally anywhere else does not matter if SundanceTV lists them as part of a single TV show.

I found some archives of direct links to a few of the 2022 episodes on the Wayback Machine.

The actual pages still doesn't load but there's a brief flash while the page loads that shows some info so I had to take a screen recording to see what they say. They undeniably confirm the 2022 episodes of "It Couldn't Happen Here" and "Indefensible" were added to the SundanceTV website as part of a single TV show. Here are the clips - https://imgur.com/a/4IwvDAH. They are just a second long so downloading them might be best if you want to actually see what appears.

Also, the first clip says the show is called "True Crime Story: It Couldn't Happen Here" but then changes back to just "True Crime Story" for the rest of the season, which lines up with what I remember and the change I did last year to the Original Title.

This information remains incorrect.

@kt2e56 said:

This information remains incorrect.

We need to follow the original Sundance broadcast.

@superboy97 said:

@kt2e56 said:

This information remains incorrect.

We need to follow the original Sundance broadcast.

And the original Sundance broadcast has them listed as separate. It’s very easy to verify. And again, I work at AMC and deal with Sundance’s shows. Sundance only has them lumped together on their site’s playlist but on their actual channel when they first air and reair, they were always considered different.

@kt2e56 said:

And the original Sundance broadcast has them listed as separate. It’s very easy to verify. And again, I work at AMC and deal with Sundance’s shows. Sundance only has them lumped together on their site’s playlist but on their actual channel when they first air and reair, they were always considered different.

As indicated above by @raze464, these archives from October 2021 and December 2021 undeniably confirm they aired as part of the same TV show, with "It Couldn't Happen Here" being episodes 1-6 and "Indefensible" being episodes 7-12.