::Out of your reply on your talk page I understood that you said that it was ok to revert with a mention what I exactly did on the talk page. That is still what I get from your phrasing from "once being reverted" being in the past tense. As I said; production codes are not that common. Only for those shows that have different airing orders than the intended one, which is reflected in the production code. If it's the same order there is nothing useful about it especially if the code is just the season and episode number. For the date templates; did't the date formatting discussion end in April, or is there a new one? I see no reason to not use it as it makes no difference besides insuring that all dates look the same and keep doing in the future. As for the IE rendering problem; it's about 50/50 with list that use the whole page width, before you mentioned it I didn't even know that it was a problem in IE (but then again; what isn't?). I've always used the 100% because anything smaller than 100% just looks weird to me in any normal browser. What is the other solution? For now I have reedited the page without the date template, production code and page width until that's resolved.  •