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The saved source contains three catalog rows. Audio subtitles retain two rows because one is labelled both and another sub; dubbed also retains two because one is both and another dub. These bars compare the three saved rows with two matching rows at one hundred pixels per row. This explains saved labels, not current catalog availability, licensing, free access or regional coverage. Check providers separately for current terms. Within the source, selecting subtitles and classic mood leaves one row, while selecting any audio and classic leaves two. These bars use one hundred fifty pixels per surviving row. Audio and mood conditions must both match; changing one filter can restore omitted source entries. The tool makes no live catalog request and does not discover shows. The download always lists all three source catalog names, even when a filter displays only one match. These bars compare one visible match with three exported names at one hundred pixels per count. It is a fixed source text file rather than an exact filtered shortlist. The two preference fields persist locally, while official links are simply source destinations; no current playback or provider access is verified.