Better place to view episodes

Hello, all; my apologies if this is an innappropriate post for here.

Basically, I have been watching episodes of Unsolved Mysteries on RokuTV since it was advertised on the Roku home screen. It’s nice to have so many episodes but the big issue is that the episodes are WILDLY out of order. Just recently, I was watching the finale episode of season 6 and watched to see what episode would be next and it was an episode I had already seen from a previous season. I then select the next episode to see if it is correct and I get an episode that I trace on this wiki to have aired in 2001. What is worse is that the episodes are labelled correctly on the menu but the wrong episode is shown when you select it. This is frustrating as I want to watch the episodes chronologically as they were intended to be seen. In short, I want to ask if there are any better services to view episodes and have them be in the correct order?

Darkcolt·8/11/2022

You're not alone in feeling this way. It's very frustrating that the Amazon Prime and FilmRise version of Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack have been cut and paste and is completely out of synch with the original episodes as originally aired on TV. For various legal, etc. reasons they haven't made available every episode from the entire 13 seasons to the public. So us diehard fans have to make do with the current mishmash edition they've uploaded on YT and other platforms until they finally do otherwise or people who have the original TV episodes share them around. I believe the entire 175 episodes or 3 seasons worth (2008-2010) of the Dennis Farina version is available at least, but again it's out of order. I managed to compile for myself a list of the Farina series as they originally aired on TV and which season or episode they correspond to on YouTube so I could watch it chronologically (The Wikipedia and IMDb list for the Dennis Farina episodes--season 14--should be correct so if you follow their summaries you should be able to figure out which comes first etc). But, unfortunately for the Robert Stack series some cases or episodes haven't been included and others are heavily edited or spliced together to make new episodes so we'll probably never be able to have a correct list of episodes as originally aired on TV or even watch them as they originally were broadcast in order from 1987-2002. It sux I know, but such is life :-(

What do you think?