An "Action Series" is a genre of television shows or films that focuses on fast-paced sequences, often featuring physical stunts, chases, and combat. These series typically revolve around a central character or group of characters who face various challenges, often involving crime, espionage, or adventure. Popular examples include James Bond films and Mission: Impossible series. The appeal of action series lies in their ability to deliver excitement and adrenaline through thrilling plots and dynamic visuals. They often incorporate elements of drama and suspense, keeping viewers engaged as characters navigate dangerous situations. Many action series also explore themes of heroism and justice.