Collocations for series - noun

entire, whole
He had a whole series of tests.

ongoing
recent
endless, long
complex
a complex series of events

continuous
infinite
concert, lecture
time
a time series showing the pattern of global warming

in a/the series
The quartet will be performing in a series of lunchtime concerts.

series of
a series of events/interviews/meetings/lectures
a series of experiments/studies/tests
Guerrillas launched a series of attacks.
The union staged a series of strikes in April.

the first of a/the series, the last of a/the series
the first in a series, the latest in a series

radio, television, TV
book, DVD, film, movie, video
the Harry Potter book series

comedy, crime, documentary, drama, reality
animated, anime, cartoon
hit, popular
the hit comedy series ‘Friends’

long-running
classic
original
new
forthcoming (BrE), upcoming (esp. AmE)
two-part, three-part, etc.
weekly
special
In the first of a special two-part series on the economy …

film
commission (esp. BrE)
The BBC has already commissioned a second series.

broadcast, screen
release
HBO has begun releasing the series on DVD.

be based on
an anime series based on novels by Hiroyuki Morioka

in a/the series
She has a small part in a drama series for radio.
the final book in the series

series about, series on
We watched the final part of a series on Australian wildlife.

an episode of a series, a part of a series

racing
World Series (in baseball)
championship, Test (in cricket)
Australia won the Test series against England.

home (esp. in cricket)
play-off (AmE)
two-game, three-game, etc. (AmE)
season, weekend (both AmE)

lose, win
level (BrE)
India must win to level the series.

in the series
They took the first two games in the series.

series with
The Bronx Bombers won two of three in a weekend series with the Red Sox.