Definition of miniseries in English:

miniseries

noun ˈmɪnɪˌsɪərɪzˈmɪniˌsɪriz

A television drama shown in a small number of episodes, often on consecutive nights.
Example sentencesExamples
- A television miniseries produced in 1997 stuck much closer to the novel; unfortunately, Warner Bros. has not released it on DVD.
- The concept album is a different attempt to harmonise the traditional short segments of popular music with the long narrative line of the novel, opera, TV miniseries, or stage drama.
- Nevertheless, for a TV miniseries, the special effects are respectable on the whole.
- Currently in the works is a sitcom-style miniseries in which viewers can influence the actions of characters with a click of the mouse.
- The miniseries proved so popular that more editions followed in 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, and 1997.
- John Voight plays the late pontiff in a CBS miniseries, ‘Pope John Paul II.’
- They pioneered the idea of the miniseries: six hours of television to cover the breadth of such novels as Sinclair Ross's As for Me and My House and Ernest Buckler's The Mountain and the Valley.
- One surprising facet of this television miniseries without commercials is that, due to its anthological format and brisk pace, the breaks don't really show very badly at all.
- The miniseries is a wonderful treat for fans - filled with lots of gee-whiz special effects, battles, drama, emotion, joy, and tears.
- These days, the first episode of any new series or miniseries has to start with some sort of attention-getter, in order to lure in viewers and keep them from changing the channel after the first break.
- Being a made-for-TV miniseries for Canadian television, production values are about as poor as you might expect.
- The SciFi Network's new Dune miniseries begins Sunday night.
- But more than simply a stiff costume drama in space suits, the miniseries is smart in both its telling and its look.
- The problem with so many miniseries is that television studios can't afford to hire a top-notch cast.
- But enough of these meanderings, here are some of the series, films, miniseries, specials and, yes, game shows that aspired to leave their imprimatur on the pundits.
- Recently, she finished writing a teleplay for a miniseries called Miraculous Journey.
- That makes the universal affection for the BBC's 1986 miniseries The Singing Detective seem that much more atypical.
- These novelas air during prime time, much like a miniseries, and typically run about six months.
- Today the commercial television networks have virtually abandoned the miniseries format.
- I'm looking for a copy of the PBS miniseries Mother Love, starring Diana Rigg.

Definition of miniseries in US English:

miniseries

nounˈminēˌsirēzˈmɪniˌsɪriz

A television drama shown in a number of episodes.
Example sentencesExamples
- That makes the universal affection for the BBC's 1986 miniseries The Singing Detective seem that much more atypical.
- These novelas air during prime time, much like a miniseries, and typically run about six months.
- Recently, she finished writing a teleplay for a miniseries called Miraculous Journey.
- The miniseries proved so popular that more editions followed in 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, and 1997.
- But more than simply a stiff costume drama in space suits, the miniseries is smart in both its telling and its look.
- The concept album is a different attempt to harmonise the traditional short segments of popular music with the long narrative line of the novel, opera, TV miniseries, or stage drama.
- The miniseries is a wonderful treat for fans - filled with lots of gee-whiz special effects, battles, drama, emotion, joy, and tears.
- I'm looking for a copy of the PBS miniseries Mother Love, starring Diana Rigg.
- But enough of these meanderings, here are some of the series, films, miniseries, specials and, yes, game shows that aspired to leave their imprimatur on the pundits.
- Today the commercial television networks have virtually abandoned the miniseries format.
- Currently in the works is a sitcom-style miniseries in which viewers can influence the actions of characters with a click of the mouse.
- A television miniseries produced in 1997 stuck much closer to the novel; unfortunately, Warner Bros. has not released it on DVD.
- The SciFi Network's new Dune miniseries begins Sunday night.
- Nevertheless, for a TV miniseries, the special effects are respectable on the whole.
- They pioneered the idea of the miniseries: six hours of television to cover the breadth of such novels as Sinclair Ross's As for Me and My House and Ernest Buckler's The Mountain and the Valley.
- Being a made-for-TV miniseries for Canadian television, production values are about as poor as you might expect.
- These days, the first episode of any new series or miniseries has to start with some sort of attention-getter, in order to lure in viewers and keep them from changing the channel after the first break.
- One surprising facet of this television miniseries without commercials is that, due to its anthological format and brisk pace, the breaks don't really show very badly at all.
- John Voight plays the late pontiff in a CBS miniseries, ‘Pope John Paul II.’
- The problem with so many miniseries is that television studios can't afford to hire a top-notch cast.

单词	miniseries
释义	Definition of miniseries in English: miniseries noun ˈmɪnɪˌsɪərɪzˈmɪniˌsɪriz A television drama shown in a small number of episodes, often on consecutive nights. Example sentencesExamples A television miniseries produced in 1997 stuck much closer to the novel; unfortunately, Warner Bros. has not released it on DVD. The concept album is a different attempt to harmonise the traditional short segments of popular music with the long narrative line of the novel, opera, TV miniseries, or stage drama. Nevertheless, for a TV miniseries, the special effects are respectable on the whole. Currently in the works is a sitcom-style miniseries in which viewers can influence the actions of characters with a click of the mouse. The miniseries proved so popular that more editions followed in 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, and 1997. John Voight plays the late pontiff in a CBS miniseries, ‘Pope John Paul II.’ They pioneered the idea of the miniseries: six hours of television to cover the breadth of such novels as Sinclair Ross's As for Me and My House and Ernest Buckler's The Mountain and the Valley. One surprising facet of this television miniseries without commercials is that, due to its anthological format and brisk pace, the breaks don't really show very badly at all. The miniseries is a wonderful treat for fans - filled with lots of gee-whiz special effects, battles, drama, emotion, joy, and tears. These days, the first episode of any new series or miniseries has to start with some sort of attention-getter, in order to lure in viewers and keep them from changing the channel after the first break. Being a made-for-TV miniseries for Canadian television, production values are about as poor as you might expect. The SciFi Network's new Dune miniseries begins Sunday night. But more than simply a stiff costume drama in space suits, the miniseries is smart in both its telling and its look. The problem with so many miniseries is that television studios can't afford to hire a top-notch cast. But enough of these meanderings, here are some of the series, films, miniseries, specials and, yes, game shows that aspired to leave their imprimatur on the pundits. Recently, she finished writing a teleplay for a miniseries called Miraculous Journey. That makes the universal affection for the BBC's 1986 miniseries The Singing Detective seem that much more atypical. These novelas air during prime time, much like a miniseries, and typically run about six months. Today the commercial television networks have virtually abandoned the miniseries format. I'm looking for a copy of the PBS miniseries Mother Love, starring Diana Rigg. Definition of miniseries in US English: miniseries nounˈminēˌsirēzˈmɪniˌsɪriz A television drama shown in a number of episodes. Example sentencesExamples That makes the universal affection for the BBC's 1986 miniseries The Singing Detective seem that much more atypical. These novelas air during prime time, much like a miniseries, and typically run about six months. Recently, she finished writing a teleplay for a miniseries called Miraculous Journey. The miniseries proved so popular that more editions followed in 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, and 1997. But more than simply a stiff costume drama in space suits, the miniseries is smart in both its telling and its look. The concept album is a different attempt to harmonise the traditional short segments of popular music with the long narrative line of the novel, opera, TV miniseries, or stage drama. The miniseries is a wonderful treat for fans - filled with lots of gee-whiz special effects, battles, drama, emotion, joy, and tears. I'm looking for a copy of the PBS miniseries Mother Love, starring Diana Rigg. But enough of these meanderings, here are some of the series, films, miniseries, specials and, yes, game shows that aspired to leave their imprimatur on the pundits. Today the commercial television networks have virtually abandoned the miniseries format. Currently in the works is a sitcom-style miniseries in which viewers can influence the actions of characters with a click of the mouse. A television miniseries produced in 1997 stuck much closer to the novel; unfortunately, Warner Bros. has not released it on DVD. The SciFi Network's new Dune miniseries begins Sunday night. Nevertheless, for a TV miniseries, the special effects are respectable on the whole. They pioneered the idea of the miniseries: six hours of television to cover the breadth of such novels as Sinclair Ross's As for Me and My House and Ernest Buckler's The Mountain and the Valley. Being a made-for-TV miniseries for Canadian television, production values are about as poor as you might expect. These days, the first episode of any new series or miniseries has to start with some sort of attention-getter, in order to lure in viewers and keep them from changing the channel after the first break. One surprising facet of this television miniseries without commercials is that, due to its anthological format and brisk pace, the breaks don't really show very badly at all. John Voight plays the late pontiff in a CBS miniseries, ‘Pope John Paul II.’ The problem with so many miniseries is that television studios can't afford to hire a top-notch cast.
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