because there are more than 9 episodes you'll have to remember to start some numbers with a 0.
So:
Masters of Horror season 1 episode 01
Masters of Horror season 1 episode 02
...
Masters of Horror season 1 episode 10

and so on.
Of course, if you're an optimistic person, you'll need to put season 01 

Let me know if this works.

Quoting northbloke:

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and so on.
Of course, if you're an optimistic person, you'll need to put season 01 

It's already canceled... (Something similar appears to be set up, but under a different name.)

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you mean the show is cancelled?

Yes... Showtime will not continue showing it and they didn't find another channel picking it up under the same conditions. It seems Mick Garris was able to set something up new with a different channel though.

This is the article addicted2dvd copied for me:

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September 25, 2007 The Hollywood Reporter says the creators of Masters of Horror (most notably Mick Garris) have united with Lionsgate to create a new NBC series: "Fear Itself." So it sounds like MOH is not getting a third season.

NBC has given the green light to "Fear Itself," a horror-anthology series from the producers of Showtime's "Masters of Horror."

The network has ordered 13 episodes of "Fear" to air in the summer.

Lionsgate, one of the biggest feature players in the horror genre, is co-producing "Fear" along with Industry Entertainment, the company behind "Masters of Horror" and the anthology series "Masters of Science Fiction," which aired this summer on ABC.

Like "Masters of Horror," which featured such well-known filmmakers in the genre as John Carpenter, Joe Dante, John Landis, Dario Argento, Takashi Miike and series creator Mick Garris, "Fear" will consist of 60-minute films by big-name horror writers and directors. ...

For Lionsgate, in addition to landing a series on a major broadcast network, the 13-episode guarantee helps the company monetize the show on the international market and on DVD. ...

The series also will draw on Lionsgate's deep bench of horror filmmaker talent, Beggs said. He credited Lionsgate president of acquisitions and co-productions Peter Block as one of the architects of the deal, along with Lionsgate TV COO Sandra Stern.

"Fear" is executive produced by Keith Addis, Andrew Deane and Garris, with Adam Goldworm and Ben Browning producing.

Production is slated to begin early next year.

Bumping up this thread to share the first trailer for the new TV Series Fear Itself.

Looks awesome!... the series starts on June 5th on NBC.