I just completed my "Three's Company" collection, but I'd love to have both seasons of "The Ropers" and all the episodes from "Three's a Crowd."
When I get around to collecting "The Golden Girls," I'm going to want "The Golden Palace." It didn't last, but it told more of the story.
Or "Checking In," which was the Florence spin-off from "The Jeffersons." It lasted about four episodes -- wish this could be bonus material for one of their seasons.
Or "Gloria" to go along with "Archie Bunker's Place."
And, to round off the "Sanford and Son" collection, I want to round up "Grady," "The Sanford Arms," and "Sanford."
These shows didn't fare very well, and they might not be a big draw, but I'm one collector who'd like to have them just because they existed and further the story of some of the characters.
So, what do you think? Are these weaker spin-off shows a lost cause?
When I get around to collecting "The Golden Girls," I'm going to want "The Golden Palace." It didn't last, but it told more of the story.
Or "Checking In," which was the Florence spin-off from "The Jeffersons." It lasted about four episodes -- wish this could be bonus material for one of their seasons.
Or "Gloria" to go along with "Archie Bunker's Place."
And, to round off the "Sanford and Son" collection, I want to round up "Grady," "The Sanford Arms," and "Sanford."
These shows didn't fare very well, and they might not be a big draw, but I'm one collector who'd like to have them just because they existed and further the story of some of the characters.
So, what do you think? Are these weaker spin-off shows a lost cause?