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You Can Now Create a Watchlist on Google Search

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Google has a new way for you to note down the movies and TV shows you want to watch next. Which, given the number of new movies and TV shows being released these days, could prove to be a Godsend. The method is simple, effective, and available right now.

As mentioned in a post on The Keyword, you can now create your own Watchlist in Google Search. This is a built-in watchlist that lets you add movies and TV shows when you search for them. Letting you keep track of the content you want to watch.

How to Create a Watchlist on Google Search

The Watchlist option will appear when you use Google to search for “What to Watch”. Google will recommend movies and TV shows it thinks you’ll enjoy. When you find one you want to watch, tap Watchlist in the preview window to save it to your Watchlist.

You can also add content to your Watchlist whenever you search for a particular movie or TV show. And you can see everything you have added to your Google Search Watchlist by searching “My Watchlist”. Or by tapping “Collections” in the Google app.

Depending on the content, other options may also appear. If a movie is still in theaters you’ll see a “Get Tickets” button that opens the Showtimes tab. And if a show is available on YouTube you’ll see a “Watch Now” button which links to Google’s video platform.

Let Google Help Decide What to Watch Next

It’s all well and good adding countless movies and TV shows to a watchlist, but you still have to actually find the time to watch them. And with so much content available to watch, and so many ways to watch it online, there’s never enough time in the day.

This is why it’s so important not to waste your time and energy watching content that’s just so-so. Luckily, Google has the answer to that conundrum too. With a few Tinder-style swipes-right and swipes-left, Google can help you decide what to watch next.

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