| Display title | Quietly-Performing Sister Show |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Many works receive spin-offs, sequels, sister works or an alternate continuity or two, and a large majority of those die quickly; mainly through Executive Meddling, lack of fan support, or a myriad of other issues. From what remains, some of these shows are picked out and are given the critical and/or fan acclaim that either reaches or surpasses its parent. But what are we left with? A Quietly-Performing Sister Show. (Or QPS.) |