A television series is a sequence of related episodes that are produced and broadcast as part of a television program. Each episode typically features regular characters, storylines, and settings, contributing to an overarching narrative. Television series can span various genres, including drama, comedy, thriller, science fiction, and fantasy, among others. They are designed to entertain audiences over multiple episodes or seasons, often airing on a weekly or scheduled basis. The format allows for character development and intricate plots that unfold over time, distinguishing television series from one-off programs or films.
Parker Posey, known for her quirky performances, joins "The White Lotus" series by HBO, marking a role two decades in the making. The collaboration with creator Mike White stems from…