Deleted video content reappearing

After downloading the latest iTunes software,I became aware of something odd. In the TV shows section of my library, some tv shows that I long ago deleted are back, along with some shows that I have never purchased.These are all marked with the cloud icon. Why are they there?

It is a feature of the new iTunes to show the past purchases. As for the ones you didn't purchase, either someone else made use of your account, your memory is failing, or there is a glitch. Perhaps you can inspect your account's purchase history to see when the mystery items were supposed to have been purchased.
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