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How does this blog work?
Each month there is a post where we curate titles leaving Amazon Prime Video.  Different people contribute by leaving comments on the home page, and I try to organize the information and link the titles to their appropriate page.  As the month progresses, I delete the expired titles from the current page and re-post everything that has expired at the end of that month.  Once the month has ended, the "expiring post" becomes an "archive post" that people can still view.    

Please keep in mind, while we strive to provide accurate information, we cannot guarantee that a title is staying or leaving Amazon Prime Video.  Sometimes titles disappear without any notice, and other times, titles that do have an expiration notice are renewed.

How do we determine if a title is expiring?

If you are using a computer, you will need to "hover" over each title in your Watchlist in order to see if an expiration date is present.  If the title is expiring, you will see an expiration date in the pop-up box. The expiration date is now posted 14 days in advance.  However, be warned that Amazon does not always follow this procedure, and (as mentioned earlier) every month titles disappear without notice.  Also, sometimes titles disappear before the posted expiration date.

Decoding Everything

• We list the date as the last day to view the expiring title, which is one day earlier than the date that Amazon lists
• New titles added to the list are marked as NEW, and the new notice stays up for 7 days
• EXPIRED WITHOUT NOTICE refers to a title that has left APV with no expiration notice
• EXPIRED WITHOUT NOTICE AGAIN refers to a title that has left APV more than once
• RETURNING EXPIRED WITHOUT NOTICE means the title has returned to APV, and RETURNING EXPIRED WITHOUT NOTICE AGAIN means a title that expires frequently has returned to Prime
• RENEWED titles are titles that were showing an expiration notice, but now the expiration notice has disappeared
• RETURNED TO PRIME refers to titles that have expired with notice, and they are now back on Prime
• We use the expression "s/b" quite often because APV often lists the wrong year for their content.  To avoid confusion, we list the year Amazon provides first followed by the "s/b" (should be) and the correct year provided by IMDb.com. 
• We do not color-code titles on this blog. However, we list some titles in bold type because they have an IMDb score of 7.0 or higher.  The purpose of the bold type is to highlight quality content.
• We do highlight some things on this blog.  The last day to watch a title is highlighted in yellow.  Also, titles that are renewed (that were listed as expiring) are highlighted in orange.  
• Titles that are expiring with notice are usually linked. Those titles may appear orange on your device.  Titles in plain black text are not linked. Those titles are typically ones that have expired without notice.  

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