The anthology network bundles six season nodes, five role nodes, four cast nodes and three thematic motifs, making eighteen nodes. It contains thirty six edges: seven role to season links, four explicitly speculative connections, eighteen cast to season links and seven motif links. The bars span one hundred forty four and two hundred eighty eight at eight pixels per record. These are data inventory counts, not thirty six independently verified facts. The source includes a fictional season thirteen role, anticipated rating and return language; this local explanation treats those as bundled assertions or speculation rather than confirmed casting. No external entertainment source is queried. The timeline reset labels the view All thirteen seasons active, even though the bundled graph has only six season nodes. Bars compare six represented season records against thirteen in that label at sixteen pixels per count. Filtering normally changes highlighted and dimmed classes; it does not delete the underlying records. The active node and narrative edge counters count elements without the dimmed class, rather than visible pixels or confirmed historical events. For a season without a corresponding node, the branch dims everything and reveals matching role nodes if any, which can leave no active edges. A broad timeline caption therefore does not certify complete anthology coverage. Cast and motif presets select four cast records and three motif records. Their bars span one hundred sixty and one hundred twenty at forty pixels per record. The two branches remove dimmed and highlighted classes from every element and highlight the chosen neighborhood, so their active counters may continue counting the full graph rather than only highlighted records. DOM ready first initializes Cytoscape, then installs event listeners and updates status. If Cytoscape is unavailable offline, that first step fails, leaving native slider movement disconnected from graph state and preventing genuine image export. Rendering, interaction, resize preservation and actual playback need separate receipts; neither fictional source prose nor a local preview proves public deployment.