SS and EP
Every series card carries two pills, SS for the number of seasons and EP for the number of episodes with a recorded air date, which is every episode that has aired. A card reading SS 1 · EP 12 is a complete anime cour or a K-drama; a card reading SS 22 · EP 460 is a companion for a year. The numbers count what the season pages list, so they are ones you can plan around.
Series, then seasons, then episodes
Open a series and the page shows the story, the cast, the status, the pills, and a row of season links. Each season page lists the episodes in order with the title, the air date and the running time, and a Reached this episode button on every row. Press it and 456Movies remembers the row; My List shows "Your saved place: Season 2, Episode 5" and the season page highlights it the next time you open it.
Searching by episode
Type the series name with a season and episode: "jjk s2e5", "squid game season 2 episode 3". The search narrows to the series that has that episode, the show opens with one tap, and the season page is the next.
New episodes
The new episodes page lists the most recently dated episodes across every series, newest first, with the series name and the date; anime simulcasts and weekly K-dramas appear there the day they air. The ongoing collection gathers every series still returning. An air date is the date the episode first aired; the service you open with Where to watch shows whether it carries that episode in your country yet, and for most current series it does the same day or the day after.
Where to watch a series
Every season page has a Where to watch button that opens the series on the services carrying it in the country you chose. Series change hands more often than films, and a later season sometimes lands on a second service, so a season that seems missing where you are is worth checking against the other services on the list, or against the country menu, before you assume it has gone.
