Thank you for replying to my questions

If I am understanding you correctly I would need to use this string for 99% of my renaming needs

{(n + '.' + s00e00 + '.' + t).replace('<':'﹤','>':'﹥',':':'꞉','"':'“','/':'⁄','|':'⼁','?':'？','*':'﹡','\\':'∖') }

I will need to swap out the string with this ...

Here is an example of what I am wanting to do

TVDB lists this episode as: Overkill/Left for Dead

{(n + '.' + s00e00 + '.' + t).replace('<':'﹤','>':'﹥',':':'꞉','"':'“','/':'⁄','|':'⼁','?':'？','*':'﹡','\\':'∖') }
(the string above) = The First 48.S01E02.Overkill Left for Dead

If possible, I would ...

I have been using the following string and it has worked flawlessly for my needs. I have run into an issue though, Using the TVDB, at times there are episode names that will sometimes use the forwardslash or backslash (/ or \). I want to continue using the following string but have it be able to ...