Use one strong clue
A distinctive title fragment or a cast member is a better opening query than several uncertain facts. Type the clue, look at the results and then restrict the list if needed. The search also includes available alternate titles, though no catalogue can promise every informal nickname.
Separate query from filters
Put the title or actor in the search field. Choose Movies or Series using Format. Use the year selector when you know the release year, and leave the language setting open unless it is relevant. An accidental combination of filters is a common reason a familiar title disappears.
Finding a particular season
A query ending in a season number can narrow series results, but the full show page remains the place to inspect its recorded seasons. An episode nickname alone may not identify the programme. Search Game of Thrones first if the important detail is season 8.
Still no match?
Reset the form and try fewer words. Look through A–Z if the name is nearly within reach. If the catalogue does not contain the title, do not select another film solely because its spelling is close. Match the story, year and cast before opening viewing options.