The "4400 Complete Series" is actually a box set, consisting of the box sleeve which holds two HD Keep Cases. One case holds seasons 1 & 2, while the other holds seasons 3 & 4. Each has separate cover art. But, they were never released in this configuration, so there is no EAN (Australia release).

How does one create two separate entries whereby the two keepcases are entered with their disc IDs and their cover artwork?

Thanks, I'll dig into that more. BTW, the overall collection is already in the database.  Just need to flesh it out.

One can't create a profile only based upon the title. Contribution not allowed. I therefore used the first disc in order to be able to create the profiles. I've submitted the updated profiles, so we'll see what happens.

I think if you have a TV series box set and only the overall box set has it's own EAN, you can't submit the individual seasons separately. You have to simply put everything into the overall box set profile and just list all the disc ID's within that. It's a limitation in the programme as you've discovered, (as I did a few years back). 

This is because the individual seasons don't have EANs (so you can't obviously use those as they don't exist).

Or, each season has multiple disc IDs, (assuming each season is spread over more than one disc, as is normally the case).  You shouldn't try to allocate all of a season's data to one disc ID and submit that, as this means that disc ID based profile in the online database would have information in it that's nothing to do with it and is actually associated with a different disc ID. I think that what you're suggesting doing?

I think the only exception might be if each season only has one disc (so each season does only have one disc ID, so you can use that). You might end up sort of making up the season titles if you do this though.

What I do in these cases is put everything into the box set profile (as I said at the start) and submit that, but locally I also make season profiles based on title, although you can do what you've suggest too if you prefer.

Hope that's helpful?

"The 4400" is a little unique in that the box set consists of two HD Keep cases held within the box. I know, that is not unique. What is unique is that the individual keep case artwork does not have a UPC, i.e., they were never released separately as two two-season keep cases. I've contributed the configuration. It ends up being a box set within a box set. You'll see how I've done it, if the contribution gets approved. So far, there aren't any votes one way or the other.