About

The home for serious
TV & movie ratings

Episodegraph was built because no single platform showed you everything — TMDB scores, IMDb ratings, and what the community actually thinks, all in one place. And for TV shows, episode-by-episode, so you can see exactly where a series peaked, declined, or surprised everyone.

TMDB
Movie database
Millions of titles
IMDb
Rating source
Global audience scores
Episodes tracked
Season by season

Our mission

We're tired of jumping between tabs — IMDb for the score, TMDB for episode data, Reddit for "did it get better after season 2?" Episodegraph puts it all in one place, with a visual heatmap that makes it instantly obvious which seasons are worth your time.

We also believe community ratings matter. Not just IMDb's massive but often noisy crowd, but a smaller, engaged community of people who actually care about what they watch. That's what our community score is — a Bayesian-weighted rating that requires enough votes to be meaningful, and rewards quality over popularity.

What makes us different

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Episode heatmap

See every episode of every season color-coded by rating. Spot the great episodes, the weak fillers, and the series finales that divided everyone — at a glance.

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Aggregated scores

We pull TMDB scores and IMDb ratings into one view. No more tab-switching. No more copy-pasting scores into a spreadsheet. It's all here.

Community ratings

Our community score uses a Bayesian weighted average — the same approach used by the best ranking systems. It requires enough votes to be statistically meaningful before it shows.

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Watchlist & tracking

Track what you're watching, what you've finished, what you dropped, and what's next. Your personal viewing history, organized.

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Instant search

Search our database or pull results live from TMDB. Any title you search gets stored for the next person — the database grows with every query.

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Always up to date

We automatically refresh data from TMDB and IMDb in the background. New episodes, updated scores, newly released shows — it all syncs automatically.

Our data sources

We believe in transparency. Here's exactly where our data comes from:

TMDB
Movie & TV metadata
Titles, posters, backdrops, episode data, cast, crew
IMDb
IMDb scores
Rating scores and vote counts from IMDb
Community
User ratings
Ratings submitted by Episodegraph users, Bayesian weighted
Episodegraph
Episode heatmaps
Per-episode rating visualization built exclusively for this platform

This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB. IMDb data is sourced from IMDb and remains the property of their respective owners.

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