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The 13 pages that link to Anthology series, each with the reason it gives.

• Ensemble CastCompared with: A recurring ensemble shares a story world; anthology installments may replace the cast entirely.

• Soap operaCompared with: Anthologies contrast with soaps' continuing cast and shared story world.

• Episodic narrativeCompared with: Unlike recurring-character episodes, its installments may have little narrative continuity.

• Serial fictionCompared with: Anthology series recur over time without necessarily continuing one central fictional narrative.

• Television filmRelated: Anthology programming provided an early broadcast format for self-contained dramatic stories.

• The UntouchablesCompared with: Unlike an anthology, the series follows recurring characters through a continuing crime-fighting premise.

• Shared universeCompared with: An anthology can unite works by format or theme without giving them one shared continuity.

• ShowrunnerCompared with: Its changing stories and personnel can make creative leadership less continuous than on a serialized show.

• TelenovelaCompared with: Its self-contained narratives contrast with a telenovela's continuous central plot.

• The Twilight ZoneNarrower topic: The show’s influence is clearest in the recurring use of self-contained genre stories.

• Bottle episodeCompared with: An anthology episode can be self-contained without limiting its setting or production resources.

• MiniseriesCompared with: Unlike an anthology, a miniseries usually follows one continuous story.

• This American LifeRelated: Its weekly themes unite stories that may involve different people and places.