Drama series
Meaning in film & television, with examples
In film & television, drama series means: A television series built mainly around serious conflict, character development, and continuing emotional or social stakes.
In Turkish: drama dizisi
How it is used
Used in TV development, scheduling, reviews, and streaming categories. It can describe weekly procedurals, serialized shows, or limited series with dramatic focus.
Example sentences
The network ordered a new drama series set in a public hospital, with each episode balancing personal stories and policy disputes.
Here, drama series identifies the program type: a multi-episode television story driven by serious situations and character arcs.
Although the pilot had comic moments, the reviewers still classified it as a drama series because the central plot was a custody battle.
This example shows that occasional humor does not change the main label when the overall storytelling remains dramatic.
Common collocations
- new drama series
- television drama series
- hit drama series
- serialized drama series
Related terms
More terms: Television Formats and Series
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