I've got an odd situation here. I bought the Nip/Tuck: complete Fourth Season (NTS4) here in Canada packed exclusively by Futureshop (think Best Buy) with an additional bonus disc.
The Limited Edition packaging is a slip case over the normal NTS4 box with a different UPC code than the NTS4 box and the extra disc is in an evelope with no barcode.
I was going to contribute this as a single entry with the bonus disc listed under the discs, BUT the 2 barcodes is giving me pause. The NTS4 box is its own product, and I don't want to change its contents. But the contibution rules state that bonus materials for a single feature (or TV season in this case) should not have a seperate entry but should be added to the feature. So, at the risk of being redundant, I don't want to add the bonus disc to the feature because the feature (NTS4) is a seperate barcode and is a quite happy entry by itself.
I thought maybe I should then make the Limited edition a box set and add the NTS4 and bonus disc as seperate entries, but this goes against the "If a Box Set contains discs of Bonus Material for individual films..." rule.
What do you guys figure I should do.

To add a little twist to the conudrum (this is a beef I have with DVD Profiler in general) The NTS4 is identical in both the US and Canada. I hate the double locality entries that get made because one always gets updated without the other. That being out of my hands my second question is this: What should be done when a Canadian box set includes a DVD that is identical between localities? This item has no price (included in box set price) and therefore any locality differences are moot. Should the item be considered American, or (God I hope not) should an additional item be created with the correct locality and a price of zero?

2nd PS: There is currently an entry for NTS4: Target Exclusive: Special Edition could this be the same item?

Bonus Discs should have their own profiles, when they are separate entities from the release they come with. In this case, I'd make a profile with the UPC from the slipcover as a box set, with child profiles for the standard UPC release and a child profile for the bonus disc via DiscID.

And yes, Target had this release in the states. So you could always see how that one was done, change its locality to Canada and submit it, which would be what you need.

I would just treat this as you would any other TV season.  Use the UPC that is shown on the cover as it was purchased.  Then all discs IDs (Children) to the main profile.  No sense in trying to over complicate the profile becuase it has an extra disc and unique slip case.