I would say yes Kathy, since The Crypt Keeper does appear in every episode of the series.

I was actually considering doing something similar to that with the Masters of Horror profiles, as the series has it's own set of opening credits before we get the credits for the individual episode.
I was going to do something like:

Masters of Horror (divider)
crew
crew
crew
Episode Name (divider)
crew
crew
crew

I can't see why this wouldn't work or be disallowed in your situation too. The only snag I see with it is if you were to do this for every episode it could get messy. A tidier solution might be to do the "crypt keeper" credits once for each profile, then listing the episodes below - but this doesn't really follow the rules as rigidly as repeating them for each episode.

All the individual discs in the season sets have him listed in each episode (at least 2-6 do, don't have 7 yet).

Season 1 is just all cast/crew listed under the box, which is probably wrong when compared to the later seasons. In fact, I just looked and the discs aren't there under the disc ID at all. I'd add them to match the other seasons but don't have the real discs (long story). Kassir is listed in every episode on that too.

Quoting Addicted2DVD:

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Actually that would be against the rules... as the rules state not to list anyone outside that episode dividers...

You're right, but repeating the information for every episode is allowed, the only question is how best to format it.
For example:
Episode 1 Title Sequence
crew
crew
Episode 1
crew
crew
Episode 2 Title Sequence
crew
crew
Episode 2
crew
crew

or would you prefer something like:

Episode 1
Title Sequence
crew
crew
Episode
crew
crew
Episode 2
Title Sequence
crew
crew
Episode
crew
crew

Quoting Addicted2DVD:

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The way I read it that would be against the rules...

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Enter Cast and Crew for each episode using standard rules, and insert dividers to separate each episode's credit list from the others. Do not list Cast and Crew outside of the dividers even if they are credited in all episodes.

As it tells you to use the dividers to separate each episode's credits. So in my view it is telling you right there how to use the dividers.

Yes it tells you to use dividers to separate episodes, but it says nothing about not being allowed to use dividers within the episode lists themselves. So you wouldn't be listing cast & crew outside the dividers, you'd be doing it inside the dividers.
The advantage I see to doing it this way is that you see who actually worked on the episode and who worked on the title sequence only - that's why I thought about doing it for Masters of Horror - you'd see who worked on each short film and who worked on the series separately.

Edit: but I have to say I haven't actually tried it yet. You're right, it may look a mess.
Although I did do something similar with a Blackadder box set where I used dividers:
Series One
Episode 1
cast
cast
Episode 2
cast etc....
Series Two
Episode 1
cast
etc....

and that looks fine in Profiler.

This is how I read the rules:
The TV series rules say to use dividers to separate the episodes, so we have a divider.
The TV series rules say to follow standard rules for each episode list and the standard rules say to use dividers to separate cast & crew lists, so if there is more than one list for each episode (and in my opinion there is) then we are allowed to use a divider to show this.
So we would end up with:
EPISODE 1 DIVIDER
1ST CAST LIST
cast
cast
2ND CAST LIST
cast
cast
EPISODE 2 DIVIDER
1ST CAST LIST
you get the idea...

As far I can tell this follows the rules. It all depends on whether you class the credits for the title sequence as a separate list or only part of the whole episode list. To be honest, it's been so long since I've seen a Crypt episode I can't remember what they look like.

Quoting northbloke:

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This is how I read the rules:
The TV series rules say to use dividers to separate the episodes, so we have a divider.
The TV series rules say to follow standard rules for each episode list and the standard rules say to use dividers to separate cast & crew lists, so if there is more than one list for each episode (and in my opinion there is) then we are allowed to use a divider to show this.
So we would end up with:
EPISODE 1 DIVIDER
1ST CAST LIST
cast
cast
2ND CAST LIST
cast
cast
EPISODE 2 DIVIDER
1ST CAST LIST
you get the idea...

As far I can tell this follows the rules. It all depends on whether you class the credits for the title sequence as a separate list or only part of the whole episode list. To be honest, it's been so long since I've seen a Crypt episode I can't remember what they look like.

bold by me...
I definitely see the opening credits as part of the whole episode list... and feel confident that most people do since that is the way it has always been done between my contributions and the contributions I see on my up over 400 TV collection boxsets. This is the first I ever seen anyone mention separating the opening credits from the other credits.

Quoting northbloke:

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I was under the impression that Tales from the Crypt was like this, but that could be my bad memory.
I would never separate the opening credits from the end credits if that's what you thought I meant.

That was my impression as well regarding the Tales from the Crypt credits. I certainly wouldn't seperate them either.