CASE NO. 002The viewing habits of one man

Heath has seen things.
Some of them twice.

Films. Television. A frankly impressive commitment to sitting down. Explore Heath Sheridan’s viewing history, from five-star discoveries to the films that keep getting another chance.

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A personal archive. Not a qualification.

HEATH’S PICKS · YOUR NEXT WATCH

Something worth sitting down for.

Choose a genre, or describe what you’re after. These are films Heath has seen and rated highly.

AI matches your words to broad genres. Your description is sent to OpenAI; Heath’s reviews and viewing history stay here.

Ranked by Heath’s average recorded star rating across all viewings. Genre matches use TMDB; moods are approximate. Click a film for its description, viewing record and any Letterboxd review.

THE COLLECTION

Something for the nosy.

Browse freely. Disagree privately.

THE EVIDENCE

Heath, year by year.

Film watchesEpisode watches

One sitting. Several sittings. Still one viewing. Restarts within 30 days count once, with Letterboxd-confirmed film rewatches kept. Select a bar to browse that year.

Only records with a known viewing date appear here. Other large batches may still affect the pattern. 2026 is a partial year.

A SMALL PRINT PLOT TWIST

Seen it. Can’t date it.

Heath logged some earlier viewing in one sitting. That does not mean he watched 769 episodes in one evening. Those episodes, plus 22 films, stay in the collection with their viewing dates marked unknown.

Heath standing on a rocky ledge beneath a vast Highland sky
PROOF OF OTHER ACTIVITIES

Occasionally, he goes outside.

Occasionally.

MEANWHILE, IN ANOTHER MEDIUM

There’s a soundtrack to all this.

The listening habits are also available for public scrutiny.

Heath Has Heard Things

SOURCES & SMALL PRINT

An archive, not an alibi.

This is a curated public view of Heath’s film and television records from Trakt and Letterboxd, with ongoing Trakt updates and Letterboxd diary entries, ratings and reviews. The last successful source checks appear at the foot of the page. Saved data remains available if a source is delayed.

The original collection contained 1,004 film watches across 937 identified films and 2,234 episode watches across 184 shows. Current totals include subsequent updates. Repeated starts of the same episode or film within 30 days of its first play count once, on that first viewing day. A play 30 days later starts a new window. Film rewatches within a window count separately when supported by distinct Letterboxd diary entries. A logged show or season does not establish completion.

Film ratings come from Letterboxd, on a five-star scale. A title’s displayed rating is the average of its rated diary entries in the selected period. Television ratings have not been collected. Counts describe the archive, not a complete lifetime of viewing.

769 episodes and 22 films have unknown actual viewing dates. Heath confirmed these were manually added as previously watched items. They count in the all-time collection and rankings, but not in date charts or a specific viewing year. The correction was applied on 05-10-2026.

The original import held 180 uncertain Letterboxd entries for review. Of these, 84 now help confirm dates, ratings or genuine rewatches within existing viewing windows; none have been added as separate unmatched viewings. Older films without a shared identifier can still have title-matching differences. Trakt reported 536 more events than its original export returned; missing records are not counted.

The public collection includes titles, release years, day-level viewing dates, episode details, film ratings, Heath’s matched Letterboxd reviews and TMDB descriptions and genres. Original source records, account identifiers, precise viewing times, cinema ticket emails and private notes stay outside this public collection. Ticket emails are checked privately for possible forgotten logs; a booking alone is never counted as attendance. Dates follow Europe/London.

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Film year searches use the film’s release year and keep its full viewing history. Television year filters and the viewing chart use viewing dates. All-time rankings include undated history. The 30-day correction was applied on 05-10-2026, removing 218 extra film starts and 251 extra episode starts from the counts. Undated records stay separate because their viewing dates are unknown. No viewing hours or unrecorded opinions have been invented.

The Movie Database (TMDB)

Posters, descriptions and genres supplied by TMDB. This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.

Artwork is matched by film identifier or title and release year. Uncertain matches keep their letter tiles. Poster images load from TMDB. Browsing searches and rating filters run in your browser. If you use the AI genre matcher, only your description and the available genre names are sent to OpenAI. The final recommendations are selected here from Heath’s rated films.