As far as I can find, The Guinness Book of Records (as of September 2013) states the Japanese show, Ultraman has the most spinoffs at 27.
(sgcafe.com/2013/09/ultraman-wins-guinness-world-record-tv-series-number-spin-offs)
"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!!"
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"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
Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood.
'Flo' 1980-81 ,
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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.
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