Series

Series may refer to:

• Caroline Series (born 1951), English mathematician, daughter of George Series
• George Series (1920–1995), English physicist

• Billie Piper - Sixteenth Doctor / Rose Tyler
• Peter Capaldi - Twelfth Doctor / Malcolm Tucker
• Patrick Troughton - Second Doctor
• David Bradley - First Doctor
• Peter Davison - Fifth Doctor
• Karen Gillan - The Doctor / Amy Pond
• Jenna Coleman - The Doctor / Clara Oswald
• Pearl Mackie - The Doctor / Bill Potts
• Alex Kingston - The Doctor / River Song
• Mandip Gill - The Doctor / Sarah
• Gemma Chan - The Doctor / Mia Bennett
• Varada Sethu - The Doctor / Belinda Chandra
• Georgia Tennant - The Doctor / Jenny
• Claudia Grant - The Doctor / Susan
• Delta Goodrem - The Doctor / Nina Tucker
• Margot Robbie - The Doctor / Donna Freedman
• Daphne Ashbrook - The Doctor / Grace Holloway
• Freema Agyeman - The Doctor / Martha Jones
• Elisabeth Sladen - The Doctor / Sarah Jane Smith
• Morven Christie - The Doctor / Alice O'Donnell
• Michelle Ryan The Doctor / Christina de Souza
• Ingrid Oliver - The Doctor / Petronella Osgood
• Naomi Scott - The Doctor / Alicia Sallow
• Ana de Armas - The Doctor / Gabby Gonzalez
• Hannah John-Kamen - The Doctor / Orla Adair
• Adrienne Hill - The Doctor / Katarina
• Jean Marsh - The Doctor / Sara Kingdom
• Jackie Lane - The Doctor / Dodo Chaplet
• Anneke Wills - The Doctor / Polly Wright
• Louise Jameson - The Doctor / Leela
• Mary Tamm - The Doctor / Romana I
• Sophie Aldred – The Doctor / Ace
• Michelle Gomez - Missy

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• Series, the ordered sets used in serialism including tone rows
• Harmonic series (music)
• Serialism, including the twelve-tone technique

• Anime series
• Book series
• Comic book series
• Film series
• Manga series
• Podcast series
• Radio series
• Television series
• "Television series", the Australian, British, and a number of others countries' equivalent term for the North American "television season", a set of episodes produced by a television serial
• Video game series
• Web series

• Series (botany), a taxonomic rank between genus and species
• Series (mathematics), the sum of a sequence of terms
• Series (stratigraphy), a stratigraphic unit deposited during a certain interval of geologic time
• Series, a level of provenance in archival science
• Seriation (archaeology), a method of dating objects
• Seriation (semiotics), a concept in interpreting phenomena
• Series circuits, a kind of electrical network

• Series (United States currency), referring to the year that a bill's design was adopted
• Series, a sequence of playoff format, sometimes to decide a championship
• Land Rover Series, early Land Rover workhorses (forerunners to the Defender)

• 1 series (disambiguation)
• 3 series
• 5 series
• 7 series (disambiguation)
• A series (disambiguation)
• B series (disambiguation)
• C series (disambiguation)
• D series (disambiguation)
• E series (disambiguation)
• F series (disambiguation)
• G series (disambiguation)
• H series (disambiguation)
• I series (disambiguation)
• J series (disambiguation)
• K series (disambiguation)
• L series (disambiguation)
• M series (disambiguation)
• N series (disambiguation)
• O series (disambiguation)
• P series (disambiguation)
• Q series (disambiguation)
• R series (disambiguation)
• S series (disambiguation)
• T series (disambiguation)
• U series (disambiguation)
• V series (disambiguation)
• W series (disambiguation)
• X series (disambiguation)
• Y series (disambiguation)
• Z series (disambiguation)
• 0 series (disambiguation)
• Serial (literature)
• Serial (radio and television)
• Serie A (disambiguation)
• Serie A2 (disambiguation)
• Serie B (disambiguation)
• Serie C
• Serie D
• Series A
• Series B
• World Series (disambiguation)