The "Norwegian Series" refers to a collection of television shows and films produced in Norway. These productions often highlight the unique culture, landscapes, and social issues of the country, showcasing the talent of Norwegian writers, directors, and actors. Popular genres include drama, crime, and comedy, appealing to both local and international audiences. One notable example of the Norwegian Series is the acclaimed show Skam, which gained a massive following for its realistic portrayal of teenage life. The series has inspired adaptations in various countries, demonstrating the global influence of Norwegian storytelling and its ability to resonate with diverse viewers.