Requesting Stuff
How to add movies and shows to the library yourself.

How to request movies & shows
Want something that isn't in the library? You can add it yourself — no need to
ask anyone.
Go to https://requests.theduckynerdball.com
Sign in with the same username and password you use for watching.
Search for the movie or show.
Click Request. For TV shows, you can pick specific seasons or all of them.
That's genuinely it. The system takes over from there: it finds the best
available copy, downloads it, and files it into the library automatically. You
don't need to do anything else — it even shows up under the same title you
requested, usually within minutes to a few hours.

What the statuses mean
After you request something, it shows a status:
Status
What it means
Requested / Pending
Waiting for approval (usually automatic and fast)
Processing
The system found it and is downloading — almost there
Available
It's in the library — go watch it
Typical timing: most things arrive within minutes to a few hours.
When it takes longer — and why:
Brand-new releases: a movie that's still in theaters (or just left them)
may not exist yet in good quality. The system keeps watching for it and grabs
it automatically when a proper copy appears — sometimes weeks later. Your
request isn't lost.
Very old or obscure stuff: rare films, foreign releases, and deep-catalog
TV sometimes just can't be found. If something sits unfilled for a long time,
mention it to Hayden — occasionally he can find it another way.

Request etiquette
A few asks, to keep things running smoothly:
Check the library first — the search on the requests site shows a
"available" badge if it's already there.
Big shows: a season at a time is kinder than requesting fifteen seasons
of something you might not finish. You can always request the next season
the moment you finish one.
Don't re-request. Once is enough — the system doesn't work faster if
asked twice. If something's stuck on Processing for more than a day, that's
worth telling Hayden about instead.
Anything goes, within reason. Movies and TV are what the system handles.
If you're after something unusual (a specific edition, a documentary series,
anything weird), just ask Hayden directly.