Fictional subcontinent of Paion features several prominent states with high degree of mutual cooperation: Baisse, Le Chande, Neustrase, Ynnezing, Belpaesa, United Principalities, Maritime Zone, Pan-Sovinia and Tessoria. That cooperation extends to television production, with TV studios and stations being multinational. Some of the more famous TV series include:
1. A historical epic adventure, taking place during migratory period of various tribes - predecessors of nations on Paion, known for authentic detail and reconstruction of ancient languages.
2. Another historical adventure, set against the backdrop of religious conflict during era of musketeers and pikemen. The main hero is a swashbuckling adventurer, whose lighthearted demeanor contrasts with the brooding and moody tone, with mystical and supernatural elements in the plot, including the hero's companion, his jealous deceased lover, whose spirit is bound to his medallion.
3. Yet another historical epic, focused on a personality of an ancient conqueror. It is deliberately, without any irony, done in an overtly romanticized an grandiose manner. The setting is also deliberately anachronistic, with clothes, technology and other details belonging to a much later era.
4. A war drama, documenting the events during civil war in Belpaesa, oscillating between anthology approach and story arcs. Considered relatively objective and unbiased, yet also overly careful, indecisive and dry, even though highly critically acclaimed.
5. A contemporary thriller, dramatizing the conflicts between political groups, corporations and criminal cliques in Belpaesa. Always plagued by controversy, second season took several years to make, while finished third season wasn't shown for many years more. So much footage was removed, it was much later shown on TV unedited due to the show, popularity.
6. An adventure show set in the era of biplanes and steam trains, featuring two young aviatrices who keep getting into various misadventures, often ending up as damsels in distress.
7. A number of miniseries about a mysterious masked womanizing gentleman thief, whose true identity is never revealed, and his rather corrupt and ruthless police nemeses. Contrary to expectations, started as plothole-ridden tongue-in-cheek action, eventually morphing into convoluted cerebral puzzles, known for their weird twists and complex schemes.
8. A bizarre thriller about a journalist with secret mystical abilities who uses them to undermine corrupt elites while refraining from any violence. Notable for incorporating mystical and quasi-religious themes. It had quite straightforward production, yet rumors persist, claiming that a "banned episode" exists there somewhere.
9. A comedic mystery series set in neighboring Paduria. Main hero is an anti-corruption agent, usually tasked with uncovering some economic crimes of corrupt officials. It largely poked fun at what was perceived to be a social reality in Paduria.
10. An over-the-top, probably parodic futuristic thriller about the future of Alllied Nations, an overseas superpower with large political, economic in cultural influence in Paion. In this series, Paion gets invaded by a number of "evil", "hostile" nations, such as Leito, Sovereign Union, Visnutania and Restrorga. A chain of bizarre patriotic cliches follows, involving superweapons and superheroes.
11. A soap opera about several female gold-diggers. So incredibly drawn-out and repetitive, it was considered a joke and a punchline, yet had consistently large viewership.
12. Another soap opera, this one about intelligence agents and their romantic entanglements. It was allegedly made more and more preposterous and ridiculous with time by its own creators on purpose.
13. A strange and subversive take on sitcom, featuring a middle-class couple and their apartment block neighbors. Shot in pseudo-documentary style, it also eventually began featuring the male lead breaking the fourth wall, while sitting in his kitchen, and talking about his hatred of ruling parties and governments in a rambling manner.
14. A retrofuturistic series of unclear genre, probably closest to straight sci-fi, as it focused on influence of technology on everyday life of common citizens. Known for its utopian and idyllic visuals and atmosphere.
15. A cynical space opera, featuring humanity still divided by ideology and continuing their war in space between several factions.
16. Even more cynical space opera, with humanity conquered by race of aliens and collaborating with them to become a case of janissaries, conquering new worlds for their overlords.
17. A whimsical comedy about a man, living with his mother, who literally bring a female magical fairy from the forest. One of the sources of humor is absurd and convoluted rules by which the fairy's abilities work.
18. An avantgarde and contemplative series about woman and her romantic relationship with several men as well as a sentient car. It features haunting and cold visuals and minimal dialog, with some episodes having no spoken word at all.
19. An even weirder psychedelic series of unclear genre about a woman's experience while suffering from injury-induced delirium after an accident. Featured utterly absurd episodes, such as dialog between bone fragments. Relatively short-lived, as creators seem to have ran out of crazy ideas, but quite well-acclaimed, even if seen as pretentious nonsense by some.
20. A vehicle for a rock band. Featured simple and rather unoriginal plots, focused on music industry, but well-regarded due to consistently putting out hit songs.
21. A rather standard sitcom about two female roommates, saved by actors' charisma and a few well-placed quotes.
22. A series, set in an alternate world, with a huge amount of states, factions and characters who participate in wars and intrigues.
23. A post-modernist, self-referential series, in which The Author creates, copies, modifies and destroys the constantly evolving characters, who are aware of their own fictional status and often accuse The Writer of pushing his intended messages through them, making them self-inserts, sacrificial victims, ridiculous villains or just eye candy.
24. An unusual medical-themed series, featuring corrupt doctors in a luxurious private clinic, willing to deal with criminals, conduct questionable experiments and participate in fraud.
25. A horror anthology series, significantly more memorable for its female host than for its plots.
Write interesting, imaginative and amusing fictional in-universe brief summaries of these series and their public reception.