too bad Taxi never did a spinoff I wonder why I could see Jim's family having there own series or Zena though Reah Pearlman would'nt've gotton the role of Carla on Cheers how bout a Latka and Simka spinoff? but then Andy Kaufman past away a year after Taxi ended I think it would've been nice if they did a spinoff of some sort
The only probable spin-off would be Elaine.
I don't see the other characters moving on to anything else.
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I like to think of Cheers as being in the same universe.
shareCheers really was as close to a spin-off as anyone would've wanted. Both Glen and Les Charles jumped ship after the third season to produce it, obviously loving both Rhea Perlman and Ted Danson enough to give them starring roles.
But of any of the characters, realistically Tony would have made the most successful spin-off. But then again, we got Who's the Boss?
the vic ferrari show
shareCan only imagine a Simka spinoff. Andy wanted out of sitcoms.
sharetoo bad Taxi never did a spinoff I wonder why I could see Jim's family having there own series or Zena though Reah Pearlman would'nt've gotton the role of Carla on Cheers how bout a Latka and Simka spinoff? but then Andy Kaufman past away a year after Taxi ended I think it would've been nice if they did a spinoff of some sort
If Rhea's character of Zena had moved to Boston with her new husband and taken a job at Cheers as a waitress,instead of Rhea doing Carla,that would have been interesting.
Also,Ted having been on Taxi in one show (as that obnixious
hairdresser) is also the closest to a spin-off anything got to.
MAN! One dream's come true,ready for another.
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do'nt forget George Wendt made an appearence on Taxi as that exterminator.
Stanley. Danny DeVito was mega-super well cast as Louie here but he is often inferior in other shows.
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Taxi was never really successful enough to inspire a spinoff. It even changed networks because the ratings weren't all that good.
shareit wouldn't say it wasn't successful Taxi was a very groundbreaking sitcom if it wasn't for Taxi there wouldn't been Cheers.Cheers was the closest they had to a spinoff I can agree with plus James Burrows and the Charles brothers we're writers for both shows
shareTaxi had widespread critical acclaim from the beginning. My point was, the ratings were never all that high--and that's the reason they do spinoffs from a show. A show that doesn't please the critics but has blockbuster ratings is much more likely to have shows spun off from it than a critical darling barely limping along.
sharewhich is a shame you see a show like Taxi and think it could've went on another 2 or 3 seasons though the actors went on to different stuff andy kaufman passed away a year later
shareI think the following may have worked.
Louie could have been fired from the Cab company and done something different.
Jim could just be a slacker who always gets fired from jobs.
Tony as a Boxer is a possibility.
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Actually Tony DID had a spinoff where he and his daughter lived with a women and her son and mother and he became their housekeeper...
shareξ¦ Good one!
I know Alex left the garage finally and
changed his name to John Dear for 4 years. ξ
Go for it or just be a gopher!
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Was that around the time when Jim Ignatowski quit driving a cab and took his father's fortune and built a time machine out of a Delorean?
shareThey should have used " Jim Joins the Network" as a pilot and had a show parodying network TV.
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