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Your watchlist
Keep track of what you are part-way through and what you are saving for later — and see what finishing the whole list would actually cost. Everything is stored in this browser only. No account, no email, nothing sent to us.
Based on where you have marked your progress, each platform's coin price and the cheapest pack combination. Free coins and promotions are not counted.
Nothing on your list yet
Add a series from any drama page or from the finder, and it will show up here with a progress tracker and a running cost.
Stored under sdl.watchlist.v1 in this browser's local storage. Clearing your browser data will remove it, and it does not follow you to another device.
How the running total is worked out
Every series you add carries its own episode count and, where the platform publishes one, the point at which it stops being free. The total above is the sum of what isleft: episodes after the free run, minus anything you have marked as watched, priced at that platform's coin rate and then converted into the cheapest combination of coin packs that actually covers it. Buying coins one pack at a time almost always costs more, which is why the figure moves when you add a single episode — pack sizes are lumpy.
Three limits worth knowing before you treat it as a budget. Coin rates per episode aremodelled for five of the six platforms, because only one has ever given us a real per-episode figure — so the total is the right order of magnitude, not a quote. Free coins, ad rewards, daily check-ins and promotions are counted as zero, so a patient viewer will pay less than this. And for the platforms whose catalogue we cannot read, the free run is assumed to be nothing, which makes those entries a ceiling rather than an estimate.
Nothing here leaves your browser. There is no account, no sign-in and no request to us when you add or tick something off — the list lives in local storage on this device, which is also why it does not follow you to your phone. If you clear site data it is gone, and we cannot restore it because we never had it. Where the underlying numbers come from is written up in full, and the same figures drive the coin calculator.