TV Time Shutdown Leaves Users Without a Show-Tracking App
With TV Time announcing its shutdown, users lose their existing watch-history and episode-tracking tool along with imported viewing data. This creates demand for a replacement that can import prior history and continue tracking and recommending shows.
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