A TV series, or television series, is a program that is broadcast on television and consists of a collection of episodes, typically centered around a specific theme, story, or set of characters. TV series can vary in genre, including drama, comedy, science fiction, fantasy, horror, and more. They are usually produced in a serialized format, where episodes are released in a sequence over a defined period, such as weekly or seasonally.
TV series may be fully scripted, featuring written dialogues and storylines, or they can be reality-based, showcasing real-life events and interactions. A series can range from a few episodes to many seasons, where an overarching narrative may develop or where individual episodes can stand alone.
Production of TV series involves various roles, including writers, directors, actors, and crew members, and they can be delivered via traditional broadcast, cable television, or through streaming platforms. The popularity and cultural impact of a TV series can influence trends, viewership habits, and even extend to merchandise and spin-offs.
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