Hi! Please, read the content guidelines for tv series runtime. As you can see, this docuseries has variable runtime per episode, so the runtime has to be entered on each episode (please do not delete the runtime).

Hi. The runtime has been included for each episode for a number of days now. As with all other mini-series, the length gets updated, regardless of variable length. I dont see why this should be any different? Also all the cast have know disappeared off Letterboxd. Its a bit of a mess.

About the cast, only series regulars will show up on Letterboxd when an entry is a TV series (tv series are transferred manually by a crew member from Letterboxd I think). And as I already mentioned before this docuseries has variable runtime per episode, so the runtime has to be entered on each episode. The runtime field on the tv series its only for tv series with consistent runtime. Now, about the runtime not showing up in Letterboxd, I think it's a design issue on their part.

@MacreadysBeard said:

Hi. The runtime has been included for each episode for a number of days now. As with all other mini-series, the length gets updated, regardless of variable length. I dont see why this should be any different? Also all the cast have know disappeared off Letterboxd. Its a bit of a mess.

You will have to report this to Letterboxd. We don't have any control on the data they display for series, as the transfer is a manual process done by them.

Its because the run time field is locked. Usually on mini/docuseries. The show has the running time for each episode, and then the average runtime in the main field, which gets updated to Letterboxd. That field should not be locked. And the cast was all changed yesterday, as everyone except Arnold has now been deleted from the Letterboxd page. Whoever is editing this, is making a mess of it over on Letterboxd.

@MacreadysBeard said:

and then the average runtime in the main field

No. I invite you to read our rules.