A television series is a scripted or unscripted program that consists of a sequence of episodes broadcast over a period of time on television networks. Typically, a television series may follow a narrative structure with characters, plots, and themes that develop over multiple episodes or seasons. It can encompass various genres, including drama, comedy, science fiction, fantasy, horror, and reality, catering to diverse audiences.
Television series can vary in format, including episodic, where each episode is a self-contained story, or serialized, where the plot continues over multiple episodes, creating an overarching narrative. Episodes are usually aired weekly, but streaming platforms may release entire seasons at once.
The television series format allows for character development, exploration of complex themes, and intricate storytelling, making it a significant medium in modern entertainment.
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