For those of us who follow many series on the Internet, sometimes it is a little difficult to remember which is the last episode we saw for the last time of one or another. To make our task easier, there is a website that I have been using for quite some time despite not being well known, being Spanish and being possibly the best website in this field, much better than other American pages with series calendars. Itâs called EspoilerTV and with it we can create a personal agenda of series, in which they will appear as they become available. The page mainly has 3 tabs:
- To be seen: Chapters that we can see but have not seen.
- Soon: The next chapters dated for the next few months.
- Undated: Chapters of series that do not know when they will be broadcast.
As we add series and watch them, we can mark them as viewed, rate them or, what is more interesting, download them from different sites. Because yes, that is where the main advantage of Spoilertv lies, which allows us to download the series and their subtitles directly from various servers, such as Megaupload, Fileserve, Torrent, etc., with a single click.
As this is a collaborative page, we can also add new links with subtitles or series chapters, or mark existing ones as incorrect in case the links do not work.
The page has been evolving a lot since it was online and now it is practically a social network in which everyone has their own profile with their favorite series, showing statistics as interesting as the time we have spent watching series in our lives.
Another interesting feature is that you can write reviews and news of series and chapters that other users can rate and comment on, which also serves to stay up to date with the series that we follow.
For all this, I think that EspoilerTV is a page that you should give a chance if you have not tried it yet and are fans of series. It is a product that distributors and television networks should take an example from, because I canât imagine that it doesnât still have 200 clones (although Series.ly seems to be looking in that direction, but it is not exactly a TV network).
PSTA: If you are wondering if what they write is good or if they are âhoygan-styleâ comments, take for example three articles that I really liked in which the new faces of the second season of Game of Thrones are presented: Part I, Part II and Part III.