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* ''WebVideo/{{Hermitcraft}}'' has a companion show called ''Hermitcraft Recap'', run by [=ZloyXP=] and Pixlriffs, two fans of the server. It does what the name implies, recapping the events and mishaps that went down on the server that week, which is very necessary considering the sheer amount of people and videos to watch, and the amount of shenanigans the group gets up to.
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* ''WebVideo/{{Hermitcraft}}'' has a companion show called ''Hermitcraft Recap'', run by Pixlriffs, [=ZloyXP=] and Pixlriffs, two Lyarrah, three fans of the server. It does what the name implies, recapping the events and mishaps that went down on the server that week, which is very necessary considering the sheer amount of people and videos to watch, and the amount of shenanigans the group gets up to.
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* The ''LetsPlay/HermitcraftServer'' has a companion show called ''Hermitcraft Recap'', ran by [=ZloyXP=] and Pixlriffs, two fans of the server. It does what the name implies, recapping the events and mishaps that went down on the server that week. Which is very necessary considering the sheer amount of people and videos to watch, and the amount of shenanigans the group gets up to.
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* The ''LetsPlay/HermitcraftServer'' ''WebVideo/{{Hermitcraft}}'' has a companion show called ''Hermitcraft Recap'', ran run by [=ZloyXP=] and Pixlriffs, two fans of the server. It does what the name implies, recapping the events and mishaps that went down on the server that week. Which week, which is very necessary considering the sheer amount of people and videos to watch, and the amount of shenanigans the group gets up to.
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* ''Series/AustralianSurvivor'' has two. ''Talking Tribal'' is a weekly panel show featuring guests talking about the events of the past week's episodes. ''The Jury Villa'' airs after contestants are eliminated and added to the jury, focusing on them moving to the post-elimination resort where they reunite with their fellow eliminated players and enjoy a full meal and warm room for the first time in weeks, while also discussing who they may vote for in the Final Tribal Council.
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* ''Series/BigBrother'' had ''Big Brother's Little Brother'' which featured interviews and behind-the-scenes footage, and ''Big Brother's Big Mouth'', which was more of a ''Talking Dead''-type show with celebrity guests and viewer contributions. When the show moved from Creator/Channel4 to Creator/ChannelFive, they were merged into a new companion called ''Big Brother's Bit on the Side''.
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* ''Series/BigBrother'' had ''Big Brother's Little Brother'' which featured interviews and behind-the-scenes footage, and ''Big Brother's Big Mouth'', which was more of a ''Talking Dead''-type show with celebrity guests and viewer contributions. When the show moved from Creator/Channel4 to Creator/ChannelFive, Creator/Channel5, they were merged into a new companion called ''Big Brother's Bit on the Side''.
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* The first episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'' had the accompanying web series ''Look Hoo's Talking''.
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The second type is a more fan-based show. The presenters will almost always be telegenic fans or popular former actors or runners-up of the main show who transitioned to hosting, and discuss the latest episode, highlighting their favourite and least favorite moments and characters, as well as commenting on the unfolding storylines and possible theories of how the plot will develop. Expect some audience involvement, by e-mail, text message or telephone. Some shows have a studio audience to lend their comments. In the United States, this practice was popularized by Creator/{{AMC}}, who introduced such a program as a lead-out for its highly-popular series ''Series/TheWalkingDead'' beginning in its second season. Other cable series have since followed in their footprints. In North America, these are colloquially known as an "after-show", since they often air immediately after their respective show.
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The second type is a more fan-based show. The presenters will almost always be telegenic fans or popular former actors or runners-up of the main show who transitioned to hosting, and discuss the latest episode, highlighting their favourite and least favorite moments and characters, as well as commenting on the unfolding storylines and possible theories of how the plot will develop. Expect some audience involvement, by e-mail, text message or telephone. Some shows have a studio audience to lend their comments.
In the United States, this practice was popularized by Creator/{{AMC}}, who introduced such a program as a lead-out for its highly-popular series ''Series/TheWalkingDead'' beginning in its second season. Other cable series have since followed in their footprints. In North America, these are colloquially known as an"after-show", "aftershow" (not to be confused with an AfterShow), since they often air immediately after their respective show.
In the United States, this practice was popularized by Creator/{{AMC}}, who introduced such a program as a lead-out for its highly-popular series ''Series/TheWalkingDead'' beginning in its second season. Other cable series have since followed in their footprints. In North America, these are colloquially known as an
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Main/RealityTV shows sometimes have companion shows as well, although usually some of the elements of companion shows are included in the main show.
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** There was also ''Big Brother's Big Brain'', where psychologists examined the goings-on in the house; it would later be renamed ''Big Brother: On the Couch'', and was later replaced by ''Big Brother's Bit on the [[PunnyTitle Psych]]'' -- which aired in place of ''Bit on the Side'' on Saturdays). Eviction night would also get an aftershow on 5 Star, ''Big Brother: Live from the House''.
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** There was also ''Big Brother's Big Brain'', where psychologists examined the goings-on in the house; it would later be renamed ''Big Brother: On the Couch'', and was later replaced by ''Big Brother's Bit on the [[PunnyTitle [[PunBasedTitle Psych]]'' -- which aired in place of ''Bit on the Side'' on Saturdays). Eviction night would also get an aftershow on 5 Star, ''Big Brother: Live from the House''.
