Fictional series are among the main entertainment activities in recent years, being part of the daily life and social debate of a number of people. The increase in platform offer for the consumption of this type of content and the video on demand technology (VOD) were some of the main factors that allowed the offer of more serial titles simultaneously, with the possibility of accessing them in a databank, including a higher global reach. The study of serial fiction is gaining academic interest, but it is still small given the relevance of the theme, even for a better development of the national market. The focus of this work is the study of serial fiction that combines different points of view. Narratives that present multiple perspectives call attention to the relativity of truth and the fact that reality is created. Fictional series that operate on this logic of multiple perspectives will be analyzed, whether in the same episode, such as the North American series The Affair; or in a mix of episodes and seasons, as in Thirteen Reasons Why; or from serialization in different platforms, such as the transmedia web series The Lizzie Bennet Diaries; or the Norwegian series Skam, that besides being transmedia, changes each season its protagonist, among students of the same school.