Use child profiles and then this isn't a problem.

Episodes names are often too long for the field as it is, so including "Season 1" twenty times is not a good idea.
If a parent profile with multiple seasons exists (or sometimes a child profile with more than one season), I would use one extra divider "Season x" in front of the other episode dividers.

The problem when using a different divider for the season, is that DVD profiler doesn't show this in the actors list, so its hard to tell in which season s/hes in. Also when scrolling the credits, its harder to find a specific episode in a season, when you cant see in which season you're scrolling ATM. See image below.

Personally i would like what samuelrichardscott said.

As the rules are written now I would vote no to anything other then...

1. Episode Name
2. Episode Name
3. Episode Name
...

As the rules state to use that format unless they are written differently in the set...

Rules Quote:

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Complete Series/Season & Anthologies of Episodes:

Enter Cast and Crew for each episode using standard rules, and insert dividers to separate each episode's credit list from the others. Do not list Cast and Crew outside of the dividers even if they are credited in all episodes.

Enter the episode number and title in the divider that marks the beginning of that episode's credit list. The divider should be formatted as "1. Episode Title", or "Episode 1" if no title is available.

Take the episode title from the episode itself, or from elsewhere on the DVD or DVD packaging, exactly as shown. If all episode titles are entirely capitalized, use standard capitalization rules instead. If the episodes are listed with quotes around each title, exclude the quotes.

If the DVD or DVD packaging specifically numbers the episodes, use that number in the divider. Otherwise, episodes are to be numbered sequentially in the order that they appear on the DVD(s) in the set, with the number sequence carrying over from disc to disc. Do not number non-episodic features such as movies or alternate cuts unless they are given specific numbers on the DVD or DVD packaging.

See the part I put in bold.

So I would suggest if you want anything other then that... to bring it to the Rules Committee forum and see if you can get the support and get Ken to put a change or exception into the rules for it.

Putting 1.1, 2.1, 2.5 IMO would not be breaking the above rule from how I interpret it.

Quoting samuelrichardscott:

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Putting 1.1, 2.1, 2.5 IMO would not be breaking the above rule from how I interpret it.

With the rules saying to use format "1. Episode Title"  I whole-heartedly believe it does be break the rules as it is adding more to it then the rules say. I could see it now... having a season one set saying "1.1 Episode Title" not what the rules say and not needed. And yes I have seen people try for just a single season set.

It would be different if they had an exception for complete series sets. But there is none. Which is why I said take it to the rules committee forum and try to get the rule changed or an exception put in to the rules for complete/multiple series sets.

Until then I would always vote no to such a thing.

And I never said any different as I said if the package is numbered differently then you use what is on the package.

See...

Quoting Addicted2DVD:

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As the rules are written now I would vote no to anything other then...

1. Episode Name
2. Episode Name
3. Episode Name
...

As the rules state to use that format unless they are written differently in the set...

....

But that can't be used if it isn't written that way on the set you are profiling. If they are not numbered another way then we use the format in the rules (1. Episode Title).

THAT is what I said I would vote no to.

In other words. If someone submitted anything other then "1. Episode Title" what I would do is pull out the set and see if the set uses what they used. If so I would vote yes. If it is not using the same numbering I would vote no.

Where I don't have that set I can't say... is there numbered episodes on the discs or in a booklet or anything? If so you use that numbering per Rules. If not then I would only submit or vote yes to episodes "1. Title" – "75. Title" as I believe that is what the rules state.

But where I don't own the same set I can't say one way or the other for sure... and of course can't do anything about it if the wrong (per my reading of the Rules) is in the database now.