Today we changed the way that the “Unseen Episodes” count was made. From now on, we will only count the unseen episodes of your current shows and leave out the unseen episodes of your archived shows.
You can alway see the full list (if you have unseen episodes on your archived shows) by clicking the option to see the full list of unseen episodes.
If you have configured MyTVShows to post an update to your Twitter account whenever you mark an episode as seen, you might have noticed that if you marked 3, 4 or even 10 episodes on a row, you would get the same amount of tweets on your timeline, spamming your followers.
This is now fixed and if you mark more than one episode as seen, it will only update your Twitter account if the next episode is from a different show, or if it has passed more than 10 seconds between the last seen episode and the one you just marked as seen.
Today we added a Calendar feed for every show in the database. This allows you to subscribe to each show calendar on Google Calendar or Apple iCal
This is how it will look on your calendar:
Enjoy 
You can now navigate through the All Shows page by selecting a letter, and you’ll gett all the shows starting with that letter. This makes it easier to find a show that you’re looking for but don’t know the exact name to perform a search.
This weekend we added a few more features to MyTVShows.
First of all, we changed the menus. The previous version was getting short on space and we needed to add a few more items so now we have a main menu and each item has its own submenus. We think this will make it easier to navigate through out the website and allows us to add some more items as we develop more new features.
The widgets are now available to all users. We added the possibility to select how many episodes you want to show and the code updates automatically:
Widgets
You can now let MyTVShows post updates to your Twitter account whenever you mark an episode as seen. Just fill in your twitter accout details (unfortunatelly Twitter requires us to ask for your password, but we promise we won’t use it for anything else than this).
Twitter account details
And it will look something like this on your Twitter account:
Hope you like it! 
We are testing a widget that you can add to your site/blog to show other people wich episodes you have recently watched.
To add this widget to your site/blog, just copy and paste the following code into the HTML of your pages:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.mytvshows.org/widgets/recent.php?u=XXXXXX&limit=5"></script>
Just replace the XXXXXX with your MyTVShows username and there you go. If you like, you can also select how many episodes you want to show, just by changing the limit variable.
This is what it will look like:
Update: This feature is no longer Beta, and you can find it on your profile page on MyTVShows.
Welcome to the MyTVShows blog!
This is where we’ll keep you updated about the development of MyTVShows. Here, we will write about the new features we’ll add and also about some bug fixes and small improvements/enhancements.
Stay tunned, and keep track of the website that keeps track of your episodes!