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Was no one going to tell me there was a Dawson's Creek spinoff with Ian Somerhalder??
The premise: In this post–Pretty Little Liars series much more true to the spirit of PLL, Ali and Mona teach at a college fraught with murder and secrets.
How long it lasted: One season of 10 episodes.
The premise: The series followed Joey post-Friends as he tries to make it as an actor in LA as well as reconnect with his sister Gina and her son Michael, but it never achieved anywhere near the success or humor of Friends.
How long it lasted: The show was canceled after two seasons of heavily declining views.
The premise: The show followed Will, a friend of Pacey's, as he attends a prestigious boarding school. Other characters included Scout and Bella, who are together but possibly siblings(?); Jacqueline, who disguises herself as a boy (Jake); and the dean's son Hamilton, who believes he's gay after falling for Jake.
How long it lasted: One season of eight episodes and an unaired pilot.
The premise: The show followed an LA modeling agency and the woman who runs it, Hillary Michaels.
How long it lasted: One season of 29 episodes.
The premise: In the series, Clarissa moves to New York City for an internship at a newspaper.
How long it lasted: One unaired pilot.
The premise: After appearing on Bones, Walter, who was shown to have a strange ability to "find" things after a brain injury, was given his own series. The show followed Walter and his legal adviser, Leo, as they find people and things that the police can't.
How long it lasted: One 13-episode season.
The premise: The show followed Joanie and Chachi on their move to Chicago to pursue a career in music, featuring a bunch of performances from their rock band.
How long it lasted: Two seasons, but only 17 episodes in total. Low ratings after a change in writers and time slots caused the cancellation.
The premise: After Dorothy got married, the remaining Golden Girls decide to buy a Miami hotel and end up basically having the run of the whole hotel.
How long it lasted: One 24-episode season. It was the least successful of the three Golden Girls spinoffs (the others being Empty Nest and its spinoff, Nurses).
The premise: The series followed new character Alice and her quest to find her presumed-dead love Cyrus while dealing with the Red Queen, the Jabberwocky, and, inexplicably, Jafar.
How long it lasted: One season of 13 episodes.
The premise: J.D. and Turk begin to teach at a med school at Sacred Heart. The series mostly focused on the new med students, with J.D. and Turk appearing only sporadically.
How long it lasted: The show was meant as a spinoff of Scrubs, but ABC would not allow this and instead changed it to the show's ninth season (though Med School was added to the title). Most of the writers, producers, and original cast members left, and the series changed locations. The season lasted 13 episodes, and Scrubs was not renewed.
The premise: The series followed Colonel Potter, Maxwell Klinger, Soon-Lee Klinger, and Father Mulcahy as they work at a veterans hospital immediately after the war/the events of M*A*S*H.
How long it lasted: Two seasons.
The premise: After the war (and being left by his wife on their honeymoon), Walter/Radar moves to Missouri, contemplates suicide, and becomes a cop.
How long it lasted: Just the pilot.
The premise: It was the same as the original show, except women receive makeovers instead of men, it takes place in Los Angeles, and the hosts include a lesbian.
How long it lasted: One season of 13 episodes.
The premise: Following the success of Good Times, which starred Maude's maid, Florida, the Jeffersons' maid, Florence, was given her own series. In the show, she moves to New York to City to become the executive housekeeper of a hotel.
How long it lasted: Four episodes.
The premise: The series followed conspiracy magazine writers Melvin Frohike, John Fitzgerald Byers, and Richard Langly (who had also appeared on The X-Files) as they unravel and investigate conspiracies and secret activity.
How long it lasted: One season of 13 episodes.
The premise: In the series, after being blamed for a terrorist attack, superpowered individuals are hunted by vigilantes. Meanwhile, around the world, a bunch of others start to develop powers and eventually must team up to stop an apocalyptic event.
How long it lasted: One season of 13 episodes.
The premise: The series followed 21 Jump Street recurring character Dennis Booker, a rebellious cop, as he is hired at a Japanese company to investigate insurance claims.
How long it lasted: One season of 22 episodes.
The premise: The series followed Arthur Curry (after an appearance on Smallville, though he was played by another actor) as he discovers he's the prince of Atlantis.
How long it lasted: Just the pilot — the show was a casualty of the UPN-WB merger.
The premise: The show followed Cheers characters Nick and Loretta as Loretta moves to Vegas to live with her sister and Nick follows her to try to win her back.
How long it lasted: One season of 13 episodes.
The premise: The series followed Doctor Who characters Sarah Jane (who would later get her own series) and robotic dog K-9 as they solve mysteries.
How long it lasted: One episode, but there was a later series just called K-9 that lasted for a whole season, starring K-9.
The premise: The series followed Stanley and Helen, the landlords from Three's Company, as they move to the more upscale Cheviot Hills.
How long it lasted: Two seasons.
The premise: The series followed Sheen as he accidentally launches himself into space on Jimmy's rocket and ends up on a strange planet, where an evil sorcerer keeps trying to kill him.
How long it lasted: One season of 26 episodes/50 segments.