anthology series

An anthology series is a type of television program where each season or episode features a different story, characters, and setting. Unlike traditional series that follow a continuous plot with the same characters, anthology series present standalone narratives. Each installment can explore diverse themes and genres, allowing for unique storytelling and creative experimentation. Well-known examples include "Black Mirror," which examines modern society through various speculative tales, and "American Horror Story," where each season offers a different horror narrative. This format provides viewers with new experiences with each episode or season, making it flexible and innovative.