Links to the content or titles or/and informing about possibility of watching US productions (including TV series, documentaries, TV shows) that are available ONLY upon a VALID TV provider's login/number and password/telephone number (cable, satellite, others).

Anyone who don't have a cable (for example) tv and a real TV cannot watch ANY streaming videos. This is mostly about TV SERIES that are strongly protected with DRM's (digital media rights) and copyrights as themselves within US and entire world. I am from Poland and I cannot enter US content, even if there is no legal act saying so. Everything is built on so called marketing regions, a thing that should have never existed because US, Poland and almost 130 countries have signed 2 conventions of author's rights/copyrights in terms of economy rights and neighboring rights. This trick called marketing regions (for example: EMEA, ANZ, APAC, LATAM etc.) has been created by US corporations in order to protect technology, not the rights of HUMANS.

So we have many US TV stations like ie. Fox, ABC, CBS, Showtime and minor brands like Entertainment, Cartoon Network, Comedy Central, TV Land etc., etc. And most of their TOP TITLES are not present on Netflix, Hulu or Pandora. They are actually available only through traditional TV or via their apps (mostly on iOS, also on Android) or, the last instance, on such a monopolist as Amazon (available with Amazon Prime subscription) who dictates price inside US and around the world.

You cannot find best watched titles at Netflix or Hulu, but you can find them always at Amazon. I can just mention just few titles that I want to watch ANYWHERE free because I pay for Netflix and Hulu. I don't want to pay for 10 apps in order to watch 10 titles, it's nonsense. I want to watch The Martian, Gone Girl, Spy (Melissa McCarthy), American Sniper, my little son wants to watch again Transformers Robots in Disguise 2015 (1st season), my wife loves the series Younger (TV Land)... And there are tens of such titles.

I am from Poland, but most of you is from US. But we have the same thing with Polish productions or productions aired by Polish commercial TV's. We have many, many tv series, Polish series, that are aired only once and are not available anywhere (legally). If you enter Polish Television site you can watch over 150 TV series, twice more documentaries, regular current and former TV programs and shows. But this is a NATIONAL TV (only one national tv that has its NATIONWIDE
- 2 main channels TVP1, TVP2 (separate SD and HD),
- 1 separate TVPHD channel,
- 9 genre channels,
- 1 parliament internet TV channels
Apart from this it has 16 regional centers which gives us 16 different regional contents, aired simultaneously within one channel offer.
so as so it has to be free for everyone.

From the tv shows list (userid/tv), you've provided a great chart that should be good for bulk editing. Especially after the initial "import from Netflix" event, my TV list has a ton of shows listed but not differentiated. From this page, it is fairly easy to click down each one and providing a rating. Should also be able to categorize as watching/want to watch/etc. Given that the imports contain a lot of shows that I have watched in the past, I'd recommend a new default category for these that sorts below "Watching" (which I think of as my "current" shows). Perhaps call it Past Shows? This would also be a great place to add a "Category" column where people could create custom tags to be able to sort by. (Mine might be: Top Priority, Watch with Kids, Drama, Background Sound, Funny Shows, Canadian, Educational) - but good for each user to be able to create a set and then sort based on that.

If it was possible to cross search categories on movies/tv/anime that would be really good. For example being able to see all comedies is good but it would be good if I could add that to romance or drama or both and maybe family friendly etc. ie. be able to narrow down the search a bit more. In expansion to this I know there are sub categories on shows that i've watched but there's no way to actually filter by those categories unless you first find a film which is linked to it so it would be good to expand the categories search range and add on any subcategories to this list.