Yes, inserting advertisements in TV series can be beneficial. It helps cover the production costs, allowing producers to create better quality content with impressive special effects. Additionally, it introduces viewers to new products and services, which can be interesting. Advertisements also open up opportunities for brand partnerships and sponsorships, which can be creatively woven into the storyline to make them less intrusive.

No, I don't think it's a good idea to have ads in TV series. They interrupt the viewing experience and can be quite annoying for viewers. This interruption can break the immersion and lead to dissatisfaction, causing some viewers to stop watching the show. Additionally, with streaming services and DVRs, many people skip ads altogether, which makes them less effective.

It depends on how the ads are integrated into the TV series. If done subtly, like through product placement, it can be effective without disrupting the viewer's experience. Viewer tolerance for ads varies, so understanding the target audience is crucial. Some genres or series might be more suitable for ads than others. The key is finding the right balance between content and advertising to ensure success.