From The X Factor has/had 22 spin offs 1.) The X Factor: Battle of the Stars 2.) The X Factor Australia 3.) The X Factor Belgium 4.) The X Factor Bulgaria 5.) The X Factor Denmark 6.) The X Factor Finland 7.) The X Factor France 8.) The X Factor Germany 9.) The X Factor Greece 10.) The X Factor Hungary 11.) The X Factor Iceland 12.) The X Factor Italy 13.) The X Factor Morocco, on 2M TV 14.) The X Factor Netherlands 15.) The X Factor Norway 16.) The X Factor Poland, Season 1 upcoming in 2010 17.) The X Factor Russia 18.) The X Factor Spain 19.) The X Factor U.S., Season 1 upcoming in 2011 20.) El Factor X, The Latin American version 21.) The X Factor Kazakhstan, The Kazakh version 22.) The X Factor, XSeer Al Najah, (The X Factor, The Essence of Success), the Pan-Arabian version
HAPPY DAYS! spin-offs; Laverne & Shirley, Blansky's Beauties, Mork & Mindy, Out of the Blue, and Joanie Loves Chachi. There are two animated series. One was produced by Hanna-Barbera entitled The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang which ran from 1980-1982. There are also animated spin-offs of Laverne & Shirley and Mork and Mindy. Another is The Mork & Mindy/Laverne & Shirley/Fonz Hour (1982).[
Also known as third generation spin-offs. A show that is a spin-off of a show that itself is a spin-off.
There are even some instances (according to the internet) of more than three generations of spin-offs.
For example ...
Some iffy ones (to name three) could be the different Transformers shows or the various Super Friends shows, even the three different He-Man cartoon series.
Iffy because there's little or no continuity between each series, they are simply individually produced series that just happen to feature the same characters, but could be considered spin-offs because they do have the same characters and with the examples of the Super Friends & some of the Transformers series, the same voice actors.
This used to be an easy one. For years, NBC's "Frasier," which starred Kelsey Grammer as the character he made famous on "Cheers," was the most successful TV spinoff of all-time. "Frasier" ran for 11 seasons, won numerous Emmy Awards and was among prime-time's Top 10 most popular series for four of those seasons.
Lately, though, the spinoff crown goes to CBS' "NCIS," which stars Mark Harmon as Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs, a character he originated on "JAG." Now in its 11th season, "NCIS" has been among the top 10 most popular series for five straight seasons. It's still going strong as CBS' most-watched scripted series and also has spawned its own hit spinoff, "NCIS: Los Angeles."
"The Tortellis" which wasn't very successful, and "Frasier," which was.
The following TV series are spin-offs from All In The Family: Good Times, Maude, The Jeffersons, Gloria, & Archie Bunker,s Place.Maude and the Jeffersons.Also:"Archie Bunker's Place" More of a continuation of the old show, but still technically a spin-off."Gloria" Gloria divorces Mike and starts a new life."704 Hauser" The Bunker house with a different familyAnd two spin-offs from the spin-offs:"Good Times" Maude's maid Florida gets her own show"Checking In" The Jeffersons' maid Florence gets her own show.
The Beverly Hillbillys.
On what sitcom did "rerun" play on? The TV show "What's Happening!!"
The Joey Bishop Show - sitcom - was created on 1961-09-20.
"The Tortellis" which wasn't very successful, and "Frasier," which was.
It depends. Usually, they can, but some spin-offs are made WITH the Main's ideas and world, but on a completely different 'strand'. Sometimes the creators may decide to link them later, otherwise, I'd guess it's safe to assume that they usually are. A prime example of a successful one was the sitcom Rhoda. Rhoda was a character in the Mary Tyler Moore Show.
It's a spin-off about the interns in the new improved Sacred Heart Med School. It features some of the old characters, but most of them are gone.
Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm
'Flo' 1980-81 ,
Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood.
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TNT's Franklin and Bash and Rizzoli and Isles Spin Offs - 2013 was released on: USA: 4 November 2013
No. There is zero evidence Disney plans to create any spin offs of any of their animated or live action films.
Bras and G-strings
16, not counting the crappy Tingle spin-offs.
yes