What does limited series mean on Netflix? This article explains the difference between Netflix TV shows and limited series.
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Netflix limited series are series that have only one season, consisting of a few episodes that tell a complete story. They are written and produced with a clear beginning, middle, and end. In essence, a Netflix limited series is a miniseries that is exclusive to Netflix.
"Limited series" doesn't mean a show is only available for a limited time. While Netflix does rotate its content regularly, original content (including limited series) is rarely removed from the platform. There is no dedicated section or search filter for limited series on Netflix, so the only way to see if something is a limited series is to check the show's info page.
Limited series usually have 4-10 episodes, but there is no set number. Netflix usually releases all episodes of a limited series at once, but there are some exceptions. For example, Selena: The Series was split into two seasons, with season one ending on a cliffhanger and season two finishing the story.
