I’m having that problem, right now, with AppleTV.

The new Korean monster movie, Hope, keeps getting jammed into my watchlist, and I can’t remove it.

I don’t want to watch it, and I’ll bet that watching it, won’t make it go away.

Maybe Bono invested into it…

If you long-press on it and choose View/Goto Episode/Show, are there any third-party apps listed as a way to watch it? If so, and you’re using any of those apps, then check each of their in-app wishlists for it as well; it’s possible that (unlike Netflix) they’re actually well integrated enough into the TV app to cause this. If not, in total seriousness, you could open an Apple Support case that might result in them asking permission to reset your watchlist database records cloud-side.

(None of this excuses the annoyance but I loathe leaving something untriaged when it’s a matter of seconds for the dice roll of helping.)

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ChrisMarshallNY a day ago | parent [-]

Nope. Doesn't work. It's a zombie. I have watched other movies like it, in the past, and I might watch it in the future, but I don't want to pirate it, and I don't want to pay $25 to watch it now.

Those of us that were Apple users, back when, may remember a certain forced "gift" of a U2 album...

	▲	altairprime 20 hours ago \| parent [-]
		One that was forced on something like one billion people, rather than just one, yeah. There was a case a few months ago where the App Store was forcing an app reinstall into people’s phones even after they’d deleted it years prior, which I assume ended up being a server-side bug (perhaps a database shard had a defect?) since so few, relatively speaking, were affected. I had to escalate to a cloud data repair through their support to unbreak my own database entries re: a different service. It took several weeks but it eventually got resolved.