miniseries
/mɪnɪˈsɪriːz/Definitions
1. noun
A television or film production that is longer than a television episode but shorter than a full-length film, typically consisting of several episodes.
“The miniseries was a critical and commercial success, earning numerous awards and nominations.”
2. noun
A television series with a limited number of episodes, often used to tell a self-contained story or to explore a specific topic.
“The miniseries was a unique and engaging way to tell the story of a historical event.”
3. noun
A series of episodes of a television show that are broadcast together, often with a special theme or storyline.
“The network is airing a miniseries of holiday-themed episodes.”