when the series is “purchased” through iTunes, is peacock the content “provider”.
I meant to differentiate between buy TV shows in Apple’s (iTunes) Store, versus content access through a third party app — while this is about content that is available on both. And by ‘content provider’ here, I would label Apple as content provider for (iTunes) Store purchases, and I would label Peacock as content provider for subscribers that use the Peacock TV app.
The series is owned by me, and there was to requirement at purchase to use their streaming app.
I think it could be more clear if you would specify the show, and episode number. Then there’s something to check for how your issue might be caused.
If this can’t be rectified, I guess my only option is a refund.
I meant to show that a certain episode number might be available on one, but not the other, while both have the same content for the given episodes. It wouldn’t have to be about missing content, if e.g. two episodes are consolidated for one, but not for the other. Like: ep. 15+16 together could be listed as 15 (extra long) on one, but separated as 15 and 16 on the other — when both have the exact same content but differently numbered. You wouldn’t be missing out on anything then. Nothing to rectify. It happens regularly. But that needs verification on how the episode numbering differs exactly.
If you are missing out on what you thought would be in your purchase, then I think asking for a refund is something to explore.
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Separately from the above, it might be that the Apple TV app is just confused about what content provider a certain episode should be linked to (e.g. from a prior generated connection). Try going to the Details page for the episode (on the TV show main Details page, click the episode description tile instead of the episode still frame/poster art image tile), then scroll down to How to Watch, and select the intended content provider there (if multiple are listed).