A saved film can be in the other list
Looke’s current help separates saving a programme to watch later from marking it as a favourite. For Watch Later, it identifies a plus control, with a clock icon on iOS. For a mobile favourite, it identifies the heart. A film saved using one control therefore need not appear in the other carousel. First identify which action was taken before assuming the account has lost the selection.
Use the destination for that device
On mobile, the publisher places both collections under Minha Conta and Minhas Listas, then distinguishes the Watch Later and Favourites carousels. On a computer, it places the equivalent destinations under Minha Conta and Meu Looke. It separately describes the television’s plus icon in the left navigation for saved later viewing. These interface differences explain why repeating a phone’s exact menu names on a TV can be unhelpful.
Compare the profile and programme rather than the thumbnail alone
Looke says saved titles belong to the profile. Use the same profile when checking another device, and open the poster to confirm the programme details, including year, runtime, language and credits. The current catalogue contains similarly presented film cards, while the help supports distinct personal lists. A missing entry in one list does not prove that the film has left the catalogue or that another profile’s list should be copied automatically. Report the particular list, profile and screen if the documented route still fails. No account list was edited for this article.