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+**This article can be removed when [Mass Delete](http://feathub.com/Radarr/Radarr/+3) is implemented**
+
+For those who need to remove a lot of movie entries from radarr after they have finished downloading to their preferred quality. At the moment this can either be done via the API, or a lot of clicking on the webui. Bash 3.0+ required. First, pull the list of movies with GET:
+`curl https://example.com/radarr/api/movie -X GET -H 'X-Api-Key: xxxxxxxxx' -k > api.txt`
+
+This will create api.txt and enter the json response, where you can browse at your leisure. Use sed to whittle down the list:
+`sed -i -e '/"id"/!d' api.txt`
+The first indented column is the main id that radarr uses, the other indented id's are irrelevent:
+```
+api.txt
+    "id": 4
+        "id": 7
+    "id": 68   
+    "id": 93
+        "id": 2
+
+So, id's 4, 68 and 93 are the id's required for the next step.
+
+Oneshot example:
+`for i in 4 68 93; do curl https://example.com/radarr/api/movie/$i -X DELETE -H 'X-Api-Key: xxxxxxxxx' -k; done`
+
+Usage:
+example.com - your url/hostname where radarr is served from
+X-Api-Key - Your API key found from `https://example.com/radarr/settings/general`
+
+You can manually enter id's as {x..X}:
+`for i in {x..X}; do curl https://example.com/radarr/api/movie/$i -X DELETE -H 'X-Api-Key: xxxxxxxxx' -k; done`
+
+Usage:
+x - first id in series
+X - last id in series
+
+This will remove all movies with id's from the start to the end of the series.
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