The term "British Series" typically refers to television shows produced in the United Kingdom. These series often feature unique storytelling styles, character development, and cultural themes that reflect British society. Popular genres include drama, comedy, and crime, with many series gaining international acclaim. Notable examples of British series include Doctor Who, a long-running science fiction show, and Sherlock, a modern adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's detective stories. Many British series are known for their shorter seasons compared to American shows, allowing for concise storytelling and character arcs.