Collider has published a listicle naming eight miniseries the writer considers 10/10 masterpieces, arguing that while films get more awards buzz and long-running series build emotional investment over time, a well-made miniseries can still be uniquely compelling despite requiring more commitment than a film and less screen time than a full series. The piece is a subjective, opinion-led ranking rather than a news report, reflecting the personal favourites of Collider staff writer Jeremy Urquhart.

Only the top two entries are detailed in the excerpt provided. The Night Of (2016), an eight-episode HBO series starring Riz Ahmed and John Turturro, is praised as a dark, compelling blend of crime, mystery and legal drama about a young man on trial for murder he cannot remember committing. Chernobyl (2019), starring Jared Harris, is also included, though the article notes it is ranked lower than some might expect, suggesting other entries on the list are considered even more "perfect" by the author.