TV Shows#

TV commands live under noteleaf media tv. Like movies, they use Rotten Tomatoes search so you can trust the spelling and canonical links.

Add Shows#

noteleaf media tv add "Breaking Bad"

Inline mode shows up to five matches and asks you to choose.
-i/--interactive is wired up for the future list selector.

Every new show starts as queued.

List the Queue#

noteleaf media tv list                 # queued shows
noteleaf media tv list --watching      # in-progress series
noteleaf media tv list --watched       # finished shows
noteleaf media tv list --all           # everything

Output includes the ID, title, optional season/episode numbers (once those fields are set), status, critic-score snippet, and timestamps.

Update Status#

Use semantic verbs instead of editing the status manually:

noteleaf media tv watching 8   # Moved to “currently watching”
noteleaf media tv watched 8    # Mark completed
noteleaf media tv remove 8     # Drop from the queue entirely

Each transition records last_watched so you know when you left off. Future releases will expose explicit season/episode commands; until then store quick reminders in a linked note:

### TV checklist
- TV #8 — resume Season 3 Episode 5
- TV #15 — waiting for new season announcement

Organization Tips#

Use noteleaf media tv list --watching | fzf to pick tonight’s episode.
Pipe --all into rg "HBO" to filter on the metadata snippet that contains the network/URL.
Include TV #ID references in your weekly review note so you can jump back with a single ID lookup.

What Gets Stored#

Rotten Tomatoes critic info plus canonical URL (inside the Notes column).
Optional season/episode integers for future episode tracking (already part of the schema).
Added timestamps and “last watched” timestamps.

Because shows can last months, keeping the queue short (just what you plan to watch soon) makes the list output far easier to scan.