You can take a look at “sonarr”, it’s made for managing your tv-shows and it can automatic rename and organize your files, with customizable naming schem.

krenamer can do this. It just is a regex front end. You could do it with a shell script too.

I use KRename for renaming multiple files.

In zsh you can use zmv for this. Another command line solution is find but it’s a bit harder to figure out the correct command in my experience.

Do you have the means to write your own Python script? If so, that would be a simple way to solve your problem.

how can you identify season from the file name?

Please don’t use spaces in your *nix filenames, that is just bad. To answer your question, use a bash script. Chatgpt can probably even make it for you if you don’t know how to write it.

I use nomino for this purpose.

This can be done natively in Thunar if you happen to use XFCE.

There are various GUI tools (eg., gprename, krename) but I prefer qmv, a CLI tool from the renameutils package. It opens filenames into a vim (or your default editor) session, with which you can use global regex search/replace commands to rename files.

Why not just do this with a for loop in the terminal? I don’t think you need to over complicate it by downloading another program.

Would the tvnamer utility help?