Limited television series have become increasingly popular because they deliver a complete, satisfying story without the commitment of an open-ended show.
For creators, the format allows for tighter pacing and A-list talent who might not commit to a multi-season run. For viewers, it means a defined beginning, middle and end.
That combination has made limited series some of the most talked-about television of the last few years, and studios are leaning into the format more than ever.
