TV Series

A TV series is a narrative program produced for television that consists of a sequence of episodes, often following a particular format, theme, or storyline. TV series can be scripted or unscripted and typically feature recurring characters, settings, and plots developed over multiple episodes or seasons. They can encompass various genres, including drama, comedy, thriller, science fiction, and documentary, catering to diverse audience preferences. The format may range from half-hour comedic shows to hour-long dramas, and series can air weekly or through binge-release models on streaming platforms. TV series are a prominent form of entertainment, often reflecting cultural trends and influencing public discourse.