Which television show had the most spin-offs?

Happy Days, maybe? Laverne and Shirley, Joanie Loves Chachi, Out of the Blue, and Mork and Mindy.

The Andy Griffith Show?

of love amrerican style

or the spin-off that spawned it?

Let's see

"Archies Place"
"Maude"
"The Jeffersons"

Maude, the Jeffersons, Gloria and Archie Bunker's Place were all spinoffs. Oh, and wasn't Good Times an AITF spinoff too?

in the thread.

:P

Had the Jeffersons, Good Times, Maude, Archie's Place and Gloria (all I can think of)

Maude
The Jeffersons
Good Times
Archie Bunker's Place
Gloria

Maude
Good Times (spun off of Maude)
The Jeffersons
Archie Bunker's Place (actually AITF renamed)
I know there's a few more - can't think of them right now...

I would imagine that show sucked.

Ended after one season, IIRC.

I think she worked in a veterinarian's office. Hijinks did not ensue.

living in upstate NY (maybe, definitely not a city) and working in a veterinarian's office. TV land showed a few episodes...it sucked something awful

on edit: a great user synopsis from IMDB
Ill-conceived spin-off from "All In the Family" that should never have existed. Archie & Edith's "little girl" Gloria is now a struggling single mom, split from husband Mike. That the show wasn't particularly funny was bad enough; what I really object to is the way it ruined our memories of the Stivics. Mike and Gloria were so much in love, I don't believe for a minute they would split up. The spin-off left a bad taste in my mouth before it even aired. So did "Archie Bunker's Place", the mutation of "All In the Family" that had the widowed Archie running a tavern and raising his niece. It's a shame those two shows had to come from an all time favorite-the best way to enjoy those characters is in the original. Edith completes Archie, Mike completes Gloria. The proof? Nobody remembers this spin-off, and nobody wants to remember "Archie Bunker's Place".

but that series was rather the icing on the cake. :-( Which is strange because, apart from knowing it existed, I've never really seen it.

It was a powerful episode, especially for Archie, to know that lil' innocent Gloria did the wrong... but it was sacrilege.

The message was powerful and a bit of a throwback to All In The Family in that sense but you're right it was sacrilege and I just block it out of my mind because I'm so good at repressed memories!

http://www.pfunn.com/oddtv/spinoffs.cfm

Through Some of the programs from the 1950s had more "Cross overs" see the following for details:

http://www.poobala.com/crossoverlist.html

There is a different version on evey time you turn the channel

Law and Order: SVU (Also technically a spinoff of Homicde : Life on the Streets)

Law and Order: Criminal Intent

Law and Order: Crime and Punishment

And coming this year: Law and Order: Trial by Jury. (The one that was supposed to star Jerry Orbach)

all came from Mary Tyler Moore

"The Jeffersons"

"Maude" which begat

"Good Times"

everywhere.

Do the new ones count as spin-offs?

Does anyone elese remember "After Mash"? I think that may have to be the worst spin-oof I remeber.

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Okay, it's a British show, but without it, we'd never have gotten "All in the Family".

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One of the earliest programmes broadcast, and now its spin-offs have entire channels dedicated to it. (b.t.w. I count all weather programmes as news spin-offs as well.)

Maude
Good Times
The Jeffersons
Archie Bunker's Place
Checking In
Gloria
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