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* ''Series/TheBrittasEmpire'' had a very short one after it's end called ''Series/GetFitWithBrittas'', which was an EdutainmentShow where Brittas taught the audience about the importance of healthy living. The other cast members of the show do show up, but not all of them and only in one shot roles.
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* ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'' had the {{Aftershow}} prequel ''Series/YoungSheldon'', which itself spun off ''Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage''.
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* ''Series/TheBrittasEmpire'' had a very short one after it's end called ''Series/GetFitWithBrittas'', which was an EdutainmentShow where Brittas taught the audience about the importance of healthy living. The other cast members of the show do show up, but not all of them and only in one shot roles.
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*** Maude had a housekeeper named Florida, who became the lead of the equally successful ''Series/GoodTimes''. However, it's spin-off status is hazy since much of the backstory we're given would have made it impossible for Florida to have been Maude's maid due to living in Chicago.
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*** Maude had a housekeeper named Florida, who became the lead of the equally successful ''Series/GoodTimes''. However, it's its spin-off status is hazy since much of the backstory we're given would have made it impossible for Florida to have been Maude's maid due to living in Chicago.
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* ''Series/{{Knuckles}}'' spun off from the ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' [[Franchise/SonicTheHedehogFilmSeries film series]] with Creator/IdrisElba reprising his role as Knuckles the Echidna from ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog22022''.
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* ''Series/{{Knuckles}}'' spun off from the ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' [[Franchise/SonicTheHedehogFilmSeries [[Franchise/SonicTheHedgehogFilmSeries film series]] with Creator/IdrisElba reprising his role as Knuckles the Echidna from ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog22022''.
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* ''Series/{{Knuckles}}'' spun off from the ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' [[Franchise/SonicTheHedehogFilmSeries film series]] with Creator/IdrisElba reprising his role as Knuckles the Echidna from ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog22022''.
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* The Creator/DCComics CrisisCrossover ''Bloodlines'' had several series spun off that focused on the heroes who gained powers after surviving their encounters with the alien parasites, the longest-lasting and most well-known being ''ComicBook/Hitman1993'', with protagonist Tommy Monaghan debuting in the second Annual issue of ''The Demon'' and resurfacing in a couple of arcs in the main comic before he got his own comic that ran for 61 issues.
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* The Creator/DCComics CrisisCrossover ''Bloodlines'' ''ComicBook/BloodlinesDCComics'' had several series spun off that focused on the heroes who gained powers after surviving their encounters with the alien parasites, the longest-lasting and most well-known being ''ComicBook/Hitman1993'', with protagonist Tommy Monaghan debuting in the second Annual issue of ''The Demon'' and resurfacing in a couple of arcs in the main comic before he got his own comic that ran for 61 issues.
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* WebVideo/TheDebbieAndCarrieShow had several such spinoffs, including "The Hudson Phamily Show" (which lasted one season and featured a rock band of family members in Los Angeles), "Debbie and Carrie: the Next Generation" (set about 40 years after the first one started, lasting three seasons and featuring most of the same characters as the original series), "The Cultbusters" (a spinoff of Debbie and Carrie, the Next Generation and featuring a group in Chicago) and "Grolok and Pelabong" (set 100,000 years ago and featuring a family of cavedwellers that first appeared in Debbie and Carrie: the Next Generation).
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* WebVideo/TheDebbieAndCarrieShow had several such spinoffs, including "The Hudson Phamily Show" (which lasted one season and featured a rock band of family members in Los Angeles), "The Sims of Boston" (which was later retooled into a subplot of the original show) "Debbie and Carrie: the Next Generation" (set about 40 years after the first one started, lasting three seasons and featuring most of the same characters as the original series), "The Cultbusters" (a spinoff of Debbie and Carrie, the Next Generation and featuring a group in Chicago) and "Grolok and Pelabong" (set 100,000 years ago and featuring a family of cavedwellers that first appeared in Debbie and Carrie: the Next Generation).
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* WebVideo/TheDebbieAndCarrieShow had several such spinoffs, including "The Hudson Phamily Show" (which lasted one season and featured a rock band of family members in Los Angeles), "Debbie and Carrie: the Next Generation" (set about 40 years after the first one started, lasting three seasons and featuring most of the same characters as the original series), "The Cultbusters" (a spinoff of Debbie and Carrie, the Next Generation and featuring a group in Chicago) and "Grolok and Pelabong" (set 100,000 years ago and featuring a family of cavedwellers that first appeared in Debbie and Carrie: the Next Generation).
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* ''Radio/FibberMcGeeAndMolly'' helped pioneer this in American broadcasting, with''Radio/TheGreatGildersleeve'' (centered on the [=McGees'=] blowhard neighbor after he moved away) and ''Beulah'' (the [=McGees'=] maid goes to work for a new family) . ''Beulah'' was the first radio show to star an African-American performer, and successfully moved to television.
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* ''Radio/FibberMcGeeAndMolly'' helped pioneer this in American broadcasting, with''Radio/TheGreatGildersleeve'' with ''Radio/TheGreatGildersleeve'' (centered on the [=McGees'=] blowhard neighbor after he moved away) and ''Beulah'' (the [=McGees'=] maid goes to work for a new family) .family). ''Beulah'' was the first radio show to star an African-American performer, and successfully moved to television.
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* ''Radio/FibberMcGeeAndMolly'' helped pioneer this in American broadcasting, with''Series/TheGreatGildersleeve'' (centered on the [=McGees'=] blowhard neighbor after he moved away) and ''Beulah'' (the [=McGees'=] maid goes to work for a new family) . ''Beulah'' was the first radio show to star an African-American performer, and successfully moved to television.
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* ''Radio/FibberMcGeeAndMolly'' helped pioneer this in American broadcasting, with''Series/TheGreatGildersleeve'' with''Radio/TheGreatGildersleeve'' (centered on the [=McGees'=] blowhard neighbor after he moved away) and ''Beulah'' (the [=McGees'=] maid goes to work for a new family) . ''Beulah'' was the first radio show to star an African-American performer, and successfully moved to television.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'':
** ''Series/DoctorWho'' → ''Series/K9AndCompany'', ''Series/{{Torchwood}}'', ''Series/TheSarahJaneAdventures'', ''Series/{{K9}}'', and ''Series/{{Class|2016}}'' are all part of the Franchise/{{Whoniverse}} which revolves around the Doctor, but do not usually feature him. However, the only thing linking ''K9'' to the Whoniverse is the presence of the eponymous robot dog. ''K9'' was not produced by the BBC, so it cannot directly reference ''Doctor Who'' and vice versa.
** ''Series/DoctorWho'' → ''Series/K9AndCompany'', ''Series/{{Torchwood}}'', ''Series/TheSarahJaneAdventures'', ''Series/{{K9}}'', and ''Series/{{Class|2016}}'' are all part of the Franchise/{{Whoniverse}} which revolves around the Doctor, but do not usually feature him. However, the only thing linking ''K9'' to the Whoniverse is the presence of the eponymous robot dog. ''K9'' was not produced by the BBC, so it cannot directly reference ''Doctor Who'' and vice versa.
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''Series/DoctorWho'': Various other television series have been made, set in the Franchise/{{Whoniverse}}.
**''Series/DoctorWho'' → ''Series/K9AndCompany'', ''Series/{{Torchwood}}'', ''Series/TheSarahJaneAdventures'', ''Series/{{K9}}'', ''Series/K9AndCompany'' (1981), teaming up a new incarnation of K9 with Sarah Jane Smith, investigative reporter and ''Series/{{Class|2016}}'' are all part of the Franchise/{{Whoniverse}} Doctor's former companion, on Earth. Only a pilot episode was made, which revolves around aired as a Christmas special.
** ''Series/{{Torchwood}}'' (2006-2011), a DarkerAndEdgier and HotterAndSexier show about a team of [[TheMenInBlack secret agents]] defending Great Britain from alien threats, led by former companion Captain Jack Harkness. Ran for four series, with theDoctor, but do not usually feature him. However, third and fourth series each following serialised story arcs under the respective subtitles ''Children of Earth'' and ''Miracle Day''.
** ''Series/TheSarahJaneAdventures'' (2007-2011), a LighterAndSofter show made for Creator/{{CBBC}}, featuring Sarah Jane Smith encountering aliens and monsters alongside a group of local kids including her adopted ArtificialHuman son. Ran for five series altogether.
** ''Series/{{K9}}'' (2009-2010), a children's show set TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture, featuring the first K9 alongside a group of teens defending Earth from alien menaces. Was made without the BBC's involvement as an Australian-British co-production, and so the only thing linking ''K9'' to the Whoniverse is the presence of the eponymous robotdog. ''K9'' was dog: it could not produced by the BBC, so it cannot directly reference ''Doctor Who'' and vice versa.versa. Ran for one series.
** ''Series/{{Class|2016}}'' (2016), set at Coal Hill School, blending science fiction with teen drama. Ran for one series.
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** ''Series/TheSarahJaneAdventures'' (2007-2011), a LighterAndSofter show made for Creator/{{CBBC}}, featuring Sarah Jane Smith encountering aliens and monsters alongside a group of local kids including her adopted ArtificialHuman son. Ran for five series altogether.
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** ''Series/{{Class|2016}}'' (2016), set at Coal Hill School, blending science fiction with teen drama. Ran for one series.
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** ''Gruen Sweat'', focusing on advertising for the 2012 London Olympics. Preceding the fifth series (i.e. the second series of ''Gruen Planet'').
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* ''Gruen Nation'', focusing on political advertising in elections. First ran for four episodes during the 2010 federal election, as an interlude in the third series of ''The Gruen Transfer''. Came back for four more episodes during the 2013 federal election, and then for two episodes during the 2022 federal election.
* ''Gruen Planet'', with a broader focus on public relations and spin. Began one week after the fourth series of ''The Gruen Transfer'' ended; became the main format of the show, running for three series altogether.
* ''Gruen Sweat'', focusing on advertising for the 2012 London Olympics. Preceding the fifth series (i.e. the second series of ''Gruen Planet'').
* ''Gruen'', beginning with the seventh series in 2015, is the latest incarnation of the show: its focus is somewhere between ''The Gruen Transfer'' and ''Gruen Planet''.
* ''Gruen Planet'', with a broader focus on public relations and spin. Began one week after the fourth series of ''The Gruen Transfer'' ended; became the main format of the show, running for three series altogether.
* ''Gruen Sweat'', focusing on advertising for the 2012 London Olympics. Preceding the fifth series (i.e. the second series of ''Gruen Planet'').
* ''Gruen'', beginning with the seventh series in 2015, is the latest incarnation of the show: its focus is somewhere between ''The Gruen Transfer'' and ''Gruen Planet''.
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* ''Series/TheGruenTransfer'', an advertisement mocking/dissection satirical panel show spun off ''Gruen Nation'' an elections advertising, spin, branding and image control satirical panel show. That spawned ''Gruen Planet'' a global advertising, spin, branding and image control satirical panel show which finally gave birth to ''Gruen Sweat'' an Olympics advertising, spin, branding and image control satirical panel show.
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* ''Series/TheGruenTransfer'', an advertisement mocking/dissection satirical Australian panel show spun off mocking and dissecting real-life examples of advertising, blurs the line between spin-off, NewSeasonNewName and {{Retool}}. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gruen_(TV_series) The Other Wiki]] considers it all one single television show with a changing title and shifting focus:
* ''GruenNation'' Nation'', focusing on political advertising in elections. First ran for four episodes during the 2010 federal election, as an elections advertising, spin, branding interlude in the third series of ''The Gruen Transfer''. Came back for four more episodes during the 2013 federal election, and image control satirical panel show. That spawned then for two episodes during the 2022 federal election.
* ''GruenPlanet'' Planet'', with a global advertising, spin, branding broader focus on public relations and image control satirical panel show which finally gave birth to spin. Began one week after the fourth series of ''The Gruen Transfer'' ended; became the main format of the show, running for three series altogether.
* ''GruenSweat'' an Olympics advertising, spin, branding Sweat'', focusing on advertising for the 2012 London Olympics. Preceding the fifth series (i.e. the second series of ''Gruen Planet'').
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* ''It Sticks Out Half a Mile'' was a spin-off of ''Series/DadsArmy'' broadcast between 1983-84. It centred around Hodges, Pike, and Wilson teaming up to renovate the abandoned pier in a nearby seaside town. The pilot featured Mainwaring and Wilson, but Creator/ArthurLowe died soon afterwards, and Mainwaring was replaced with Hodges. Then, when Creator/JohnLeMesurier passed away after recording one series, it was decided to just put it to rest (as a direct ''Dad's Army'' spin-off, at least). It was later turned into an original TV series called ''High & Dry'' starring Creator/BernardCribbins and Creator/RichardWilson.
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* ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanOnStrangerTides'' starts a completely new plotline which goes completely unmentioned and contains only three characters from the first three.
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