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> **In general using this function is only useful if you have node ID already stored.**
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There's no reason to first use the [`search`](#search) function, then use node ID from one of entries for `details`, you won't get any additional information.
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If you want to get seasons/episodes you can use the ID from [`search`](#search) function to call [`seasons`](#seasons), and then [`episodes`](#episodes). Calling `details` on an individual season/episode won't give you more information than outputs from the dedicated commands.
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If you want to get seasons/episodes you can use the ID from [`search`](#search) function to call [`seasons`](#seasons), and then [`episodes`](#episodes). Calling `details` on an individual season/episode won't give you more information than outputs from the dedicated functions.
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Usage is similar to [`search`](#search) function, just without `count` argument:
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