The episodes are and should be listed in the order of their original broadcast on Nichelodeon.

If you want them numbered differently, you should use or create an episode group.

The order is correct. It's just that the episodes/chapters varies in length. Eksample season 08 has 26 episodes, consisting of 1, 2 or 4 of the chapters currently listed as episodes. Then all 26 episodes is around 22 minutes.

This is also stated on the official paw patrol page, with A, B, (C, D) naming for the chapters: https://www.pawpatrol.com/seasons/season-8

Episode groups will not fix this, as it's in the same order.

As indicated, if you want the chapters in that order, you need to use an episode group. This is the basic use of them.

I also remind you that, as per our rules, when an episode is composed of multiple segments, it should be split.

If that is the rule, im ok.

However, while comparing with the official list, there are something that seems misplaced. See below. Where is your broadcast data coming from? Im new to this platform, do you have a chance to look at it?

These are missing in TMDB season 8:

S08E02A. Pups Save a Sweet Mayor.

S08E02B. Pups Save a Magic Trick.

These is listed in TMDB season 8, but is officially listed in season 6:

7 Ultimate Rescue: Pups Save the Opening Ceremonies

8 Ultimate Rescue: Pups Save the Adventure Bay Games

These is listed in TMDB season 8, but is officially listed in season 9:

35 Liberty Makes a New Friend

36 Pups Save the Pup Pup Boogie Contest

These chapters has been listed in TMDB as specials. But they are officially in season 8:

S08E25A. Cat Pack: Rubble and Wild and a Yarn Ball!

S08E25B. Cat Pack: Skye and Rory Flip It

S08E25C. Cat Pack: Marshall, Leo and a Ferris Wheel

S08E25D. Cat Pack: Everest, Shade and the Mountain Goat

S08E26A. Pups Stop a Big Leak

S08E26B. Pups Save a Baby Anteater

S08E26C. Pups Save a Hatch Day

S08E26D. Pups Save the Munchie Mobile

As indicated, they are listed in the order of their original broadcast on Nickelodeon, the original broadcaster.

• Some episodes have been broadcasted before the season they were planned
• Some episodes have been broadcasted later during the course of another season
• Some have been considered by the broadcaster as special episodes.

They seem misplaced based on the production order or based on the order of the broadcast on another TV channel but they are correctly placed based on the Nickelodeon broadcast.

For example :

• Pups Save a Sweet Mayor / Pups Save a Magic Trick were produced for season 8 but were broadcasted by Nickelodeon during the course of the 7th season. Consequently, they should be listed here as part of season 7.
• Ultimate Rescue: Pups Save the Opening Ceremonies / Ultimate Rescue: Pups Save the Adventure Bay Games were produced for season 6, but have only been broadcasted by Nickelodeon during the course of season 8. Consequently, they should be listed here as part of season 8.

For this type of series, the episodes are rarely broadcasted in the production order and each TV channel has its own TV order. This explain why there are so many episode groups.

I'm noticing multiple issues with the show, and you are incorrect @superboy97, the original broadcaster is NOT Nickelodeon. They air in Canada on TVOntario first, which means the entire listing is incorrect by your own rules.

@apennismightier said:

and you are incorrect @superboy97, the original broadcaster is NOT Nickelodeon. They air in Canada on TVOntario first, which means the entire listing is incorrect by your own rules.

The first broadcasted episode was "Pups and the Kitty-tastrophe" which was broadcasted on August 12, 2013 in the United States (Nickelodeon).

The first episode broadcasted in Canada was "Pups Make a Splash" which was only broadcasted on August 27, 2013 in Canada (TVOntario).

Consequently, the origin network is correctly Nickelodeon (which is part of the production team).

PAW Patrol first aired in Canada before it premiered in the United States. The series was created in Canada by Keith Chapman and produced by Spin Master Entertainment with animation provided by Guru Studio. In Canada, it primarily airs on TVOKids. The series premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States a few months after its initial Canadian broadcast, according to a fandom wiki. It's a Canadian produced show, and all the other listings go by the Canadian air-dates. Nickelodeon assisting with production doesn't really mean anything other than they helped to make it happen.

Where are you getting your air date info?

@apennismightier said:

PAW Patrol first aired in Canada before it premiered in the United States. The series was created in Canada by Keith Chapman and produced by Spin Master Entertainment with animation provided by Guru Studio. In Canada, it primarily airs on TVOKids. The series premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States a few months after its initial Canadian broadcast, according to a fandom wiki. It's a Canadian produced show, and all the other listings go by the Canadian air-dates.

It was produced by Spin Master in association with TVOKids and Nickelodeon.

The broadcast dates are available here and here.

LOL so you're going highly unreliable, fan edited Wikis? If this site wants to follow that, ok. However, it doesn't change the fact that the listings aren't even accurate and don't follow them at all. If you actually looked at the listings on the page, you'd see the ones on TMDB don't even match. For example, you have Pups Get Your Goat from S11 listed as Ep 5, where the Wiki has it as Ep 8A (or Ep15 if you view them as split eps - which the site should). You're also missing a lot of new eps. At least open it up so the episodes can be matched to the Wikis you're using.

@apennismightier said:

LOL so you're going highly unreliable, fan edited Wikis? If this site wants to follow that, ok.

Note that, in your other report, you are referring to the same Fandom than us.

However, it doesn't change the fact that the listings aren't even accurate and don't follow them at all. If you actually looked at the listings on the page, you'd see the ones on TMDB don't even match. For example, you have Pups Get Your Goat from S11 listed as Ep 5, where the Wiki has it as Ep 8A (or Ep15 if you view them as split eps - which the site should). You're also missing a lot of new eps. At least open it up so the episodes can be matched to the Wikis you're using.

• The numbering on the Wiki is based on the production order.*
• The numbering on our site is based on the Nickelodeon first broadcast date.

The episode you indicate was broadcasted on Nickelodeon on September 23, 2024, between "Rescue Wheels: Pups Save the Runaway Truck" broadcasted on September 19 and "Pups Save the Crop Circles" broadcasted on September 24. Our numbering should be based on that order.

Yes, I was using a fan page because I had no other source to go by. Aren't you meant to be an official site? Aren't you meant to get your ordering and numbering from official channels? I could go and edit those wikis and then what, would you follow them?

The episode I indicated on TMDB does not match the Wiki page you're using as your source. I said nothing of air dates. And if you DO want to go by those air dates, it should be next after "Rescue Wheels: Pups Save the Runaway Truck" which aired on September 19th, 2024 in the US (ep 4 using split eps - which you have correct). I was talking about production order, and the wiki lists Pups Get Your Goat (Sept 23, 2024) as ep 8A (which is ep 15 when using split eps). As I said, please unlock the show so it can be corrected.

So once again, either you're choosing to ignore the production code on the Wiki, or using the air date. The wiki is incorrect if going by the air dates. It also makes no sense that 11 minute eps would have different air dates. They air as double eps in the US. The wiki is wrong either on the air dates or the production codes. So how are you determining the order?

@apennismightier said:

And if you DO want to go by those air dates, it should be next after "Rescue Wheels: Pups Save the Runaway Truck" which aired on September 19th, 2024 in the US (ep 4 using split eps - which you have correct).

This is exactly the place where it is listed.

I was talking about production order, and the wiki lists Pups Get Your Goat (Sept 23, 2024) as ep 8A (which is ep 15 when using split eps). As I said, please unlock the show so it can be corrected.

We don't use the production order on this site, but the first broadcast order on the origin network (Nickelodeon in the case of this series).

So once again, the production code is wrong, and the it doesn't even follow the air date correctly. ONCE AGAIN, please open the show's listings so it can be corrected.

We don't have production codes listed for these episodes. The dedicated fields are empty. So, they are not wrong.

It doesn't make sense that you'd be using US dates then. They air as double eps. How could successive 11 minute episodes air on different dates? Then the Wiki you're using is incorrect. If Pups Get Your Goat aired on Sept 24, 2024, then so did Pups Save the Crop Circles. It wouldn't have aired the next day.

You have the episode numbers listed - which would follow production codes. I'm at a loss here.

@apennismightier said:

They air as double eps. How could successive 11 minute episodes air on different dates? Then the Wiki you're using is incorrect. If Pups Get Your Goat aired on Sept 24, 2024, then so did Pups Save the Crop Circles. It wouldn't have aired the next day.

They are produced as double episodes. But they aren't always broadcasted as these double episodes. Sometimes they are aired separately. Sometimes they are paired differently that they were produced.

This is the reason why we list the parts separately.

You have the episode numbers listed - which would follow production codes. I'm at a loss here.

We number the episodes in the order of their broadcast. This has nothing to do with the production codes.

Inside each episode data, there is a field dedicated to the production code. At least for the season 11 episodes , this field is currently empty. Feel free to complete it if you know the values.