Everyone has at least one example of a very popular thing they just don’t get. From critically acclaimed films you don’t enjoy to popular music you can’t stand, the old adage that “you can’t please everyone” stands true.
Someone asked “What’s the most overrated TV show in your opinion?” and people shared their hot takes. From dislikable characters to just downright bad writing, get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote the examples you agree with and be sure to share your own thoughts in the comments below.

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Keeping up with the Kardashians. Infact anything Kardashian!
I never got it either. I was literally like "What like the aliens from Star Trek?" Why are these people famous? None of them have accomplished anything. They're just rich entitled a-holes.
I'd be completely fine with never hearing about these people ever again.
Very proud of the fact that I have never seen one single episode of this show.
Me either but somehow I know who all of them are and who they are married to! I didn't ask for this!
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Wednesday. Outside of Jenna’s acting it’s pretty bad. It turned Addams Family into something it isn’t. With all the references to social media it really got on my nerves. The Addams Family is a classic that anyone from any age can enjoy. I’m sick of movies and shows trying so hard to appeal to us gen z. “You look like a real life instagram filter”. Like wtf is that dialogue. It’s terrible. No one in my generation talks like this. Why couldn’t the show makers just do what the makers of the Peanuts movie did for Peanuts but for Wednesday and the Addams Family instead. Introduce the Addams Family to new people but keep the charm of the original. Oh yeah and the romance sucked. I don’t understand why those two guys are so in love with Wednesday when she’s so unlikeable. There’s also Wednesday and Morticia having problems with each other when the whole point of the Addams Family is despite being a little weird they are a loving family and have no issues with each other.
I agree. Especially about that romance part. Why can’t a heroine be good enough, be deemed interesting enough to viewers without some arbitrary love interest? And what also bothered me was how Wednesday time and again commented on Enid‘s looks/personality. The Addams Family was about accepting those who are different, yet here we are with Wednesday judging everyone and everything.
It's not meant to be a Disney movie for children where everyone loves everyone. Wednesday portraits the cliché goth girl...cynic, a little dead inside, but also very caring, intelligent and idealistic. But taste is different of course. :) (before you downvote me, criticize me in a comment please ;))
Load More Replies...Exactly. I only recently watched the two Addams family movies ( Christina Ricci as Wednesday). They were wonderful. I thought maybe I could get some more of their world from the new series. Nope. I felt like the new Wednesday tries too much to look quirky and weird. All bark no bite, whereas Christina Ricci was flawlessly Wednesday. She didn't need to tell the audience stuff like how much she loves pain or something. We just know. How do I put it ....maybe it's just me, but I feel like old movies had some soul and warmth. Genuine human interactions and emotions. The current ones feel so fake and devoid of real emotions.
Yes! I don't understand why most costumers dress her so terribly. Whoever the costume designer was here, they really knew how to emphasize Gwendolyn's beauty.
Load More Replies...I always put Wednesday as younger (she appears so in the drawings), but Christina Ricci is always my preferred one. Could have just had the children messing with the uptight town every episode. It'd be repetitive but safe. Instead they had to make some Stranger Things freaking conspiracy thing.
Problem is a lot of consumers want something like the originals, but the executives making the decisions want to be wow'd and win awards for vision or whatever. Safe doesn't get the attention, and they want a show that generates a lot of attention and then cancel after 2 seasons and pick up the next sensation.
Load More Replies...I liked it, but as its own show, I didn’t really view it as a true Addams family thing. And they overdid the gore later on, I don’t think the principal needed to die. And I’m salty she needed to have a romantic relationship, it would’ve been cool if she was ace even. But otherwise I genuinely enjoyed it.
They wanted to appeal to everyone and turned Addams family into your typical dysfunctional family from teen tv shows
I hate those so much. They're either horrible enough so that the kid should have cut contact, or called CPS but in the end the kid forgives them because FaMilY. Or the kid is horrible and never really gets better but somehow gets forgiven because they're just a kid. It sends horrible messages to everyone. If you're going to have a dysfunctional family at least send the message that you shouldn't come back to the people who are horrible to you
Load More Replies...I just pretended it wasn't meant to be the "real" Addams family, but just characters who had the same name. Made it a little easier to stomach. (I do the same thing with Discovery - in my mind it's not Star Trek, merely Star Trek inspired.)
I liked it okay, but just okay. I wouldn't credit the acting though - it was all very stiff and cartoonish but not in a good way.
Grey's Anatomy was interesting for a couple of seasons, but then it became more and more and more ridiculous. Everyone f**ked everyone, everyone had a clinical death, etc. (and that was by the 3rd and 4th seasons). I don’t even know what’s happening now.
The worst part of all the shondaland shows is that they're supposed to be an example of "strong female characters" when in reality they're just terribly unlikable people who no matter how professionally accomplished behave like literal teenagers being showcased in increasingly convoluted tragedy porn.
Season 20 at present. I cannot explain why I watch it. My biggest problem is that the few nurses in the series are either stupid, nymphomaniacs with no morals, and do not stop the Dr's from successfully killing so many patients. I am sure that all experienced Dr's appreciate that nursing is not a lesser job; It is the diverse team that successfully cares for the patient. Aaaargh!
Seriously (if you know, you know) they've "jumped the shark" so many times. It should have ended years ago but I've watched it for so many years it's become a goal to stick it out to the end. However, I felt the same about L&O SVU and I threw in the towel on that one a couple of years ago so if Grey's goes on too much longer I'm sure I'll give it up too and maybe stream the ending when it finally calls it quits.
The Walking Dead, I like it, but I feel like it's let down by s****y writing and each season basically having the same plot over and over again.
Early seasons were great. The entire franchise took a massive nosedive in quality after season 8.
I stopped watching when they killed off Glen and Abraham. I watched the show because I liked the characters, and rooted for them to survive. If they're going to start killing them off, why watch? It's a shame, because the first couple seasons were awesome.
Load More Replies...How they drag out a scene with no real purpose to the plot and all the scenes that were so dark you could barely see anything. Drove me bananas!
I respectfully disagree. I'm 90% through them, and kinda hate them. I really love the show.
Load More Replies..."Soap Opera with Zombies" is the first thing comming to my mind - and I think it's the first time that I can honestly say that "The Asylum" made a better show at the same time (Z-Nation)
I loved Z nation! I was so mad they cancelled it. But there are rumors that The Asylum might bring it back. Hoping this is true and doesn't bomb if it is!
Load More Replies...The first two or three seasons were great... and then it just became cruel and stupid torture porn.
Strong agree! "Tragedy porn" I call it. But the first couple seasons were gripping
Load More Replies...It was pretty good, but with each season, this show went worse and worse.
3 1/2 Men - how the f**k did that donkey s**t show stay on the air so long??? I mean it was pretty awesome when it started. Every single episode was funny, the timing was perfect, the laugh track was not annoying at all. But once I got older than 10 years old that opinion changed ;)
Do you mean “Two and a Half Men”? I get it that Ashton Kutcher isn’t as good as Charlie Sheen but Jon Cryer and the late Conchata Ferrell tried to carry the show without him. Ryan Stiles should have been Sheen’s replacement instead of Kutcher, his character deserved more screen time.
Holland Taylor as Evelyn Harper was also good and stayed good as well. These three (and only them) made it watchable after Charlie Sheen left.
Load More Replies...A friend of mine gushed about this shitshow. I pointed out it wasn’t funny and the laugh track was terrible. He couldn’t watch it after that. You’re welcome Justa!
I don't understand why it took off in the first place. Charlie is a sexist misogynist prick who never learns how to treat women and gets no repercussions for being a stalking, obtrusive narcissist who can't take a no at any point.
It appealed to the lowest common denominator… like a comedian who is only capable of sexist, racist jokes.
I really liked the first 6 to 7 seasons but even them had many changes like sweet, innocent Jake becoming a dim witted comic relief. The guests were mostly really good and put into the story decently... but with all long running sitcoms this one was no different, somewhere they jumped the shark (even before Sheen's exit). By the end I really despised Allen, as he turned into a complete egomaniac a*****e with no moral at all.
All of Chuck Lorre's shows are pretty much the same. We watched this early on and there was usually at least one good one-liner in each episode and a pretty solid supporting cast, but I can't imagine anyone claiming to be a fan, and I definitely can't imagine wanting to rewatch this one.
Saturday Night Live. I keep waiting for it to be funny...It just feels cringe most times. Occasionally, they stumble across a joke or some witty insight...Probably on accident.
I've watched SNL since it aired on TV with The Not Ready For Primetime Players. That to me *IS* SNL. After they all left, it was not the same for me; personally, it was a hit or miss.
The very first years it was good. Maybe as one gets older one's intelligence level for comedy matures and SNL just remains at the adolescent level.
The way they will club a punchline to death, and insist on carrying on with a scene, five minutes after the punchline has been delivered. I have a friend who has worked behind the scenes on the show, for the last 10 years…and yes, the funniest stuff NEVER makes it to camera, because the Peacock is terrified of offending the advertisers.
That's the apatow crowd for you though... excruciatingly awkward is somehow funny now. Parks tried again, but achieved the exact same result. It's so awful you end up wondering if it was atrocious writing, or a cast that either just fundamentally could not act believably, or was actively trying to overact. It wasn't until I saw Evan Almighty and Space Force that I realised it was definitely the writing.
2 broke girls!! 6 seasons of that c**p!! Laziest writing I’ve ever heard.
Agreed. It's an objectively terrible show but I did watch it for one reason and one reason only.
Load More Replies...Oh come on... you know that was never about the writing. It was a showcase for Kat's double Dennings hahahaha!
I love Kat Dennings and I know what a good actress she can be. That show however was about her boobs and not her acting.
Totally disagree with the diss of this show. It's fun. In the same way Friends or Seinfeld was. Nothing deep.....just fun.
Lost. Just bad writing hand-waved away as mysterious and spiritual.
I will die on the hill of LOST is one of the greatest shows ever made. INCREDIBLE character development, THE best musical score ever for a TV show (an it isn't even close,) and it completely changed TV. It was lightning in a bottle. Many tried to imitate and they all failed big time. Probably 98% of the mysteries and questions WERE answered, but it was a show that required people to pay attention, and some people just couldn't keep up.
In the "incredible character development" part do you include the tattoo flashback about Jack ?
Load More Replies...It is! But I'm afraid it is going into same direction as Lost, with so many new questions every episode that it starts to feel impossible they will decently explain at least half of them
Load More Replies...I waited and waited ... for conclusions, but it just continued to throw riddles at you. The riddles became so boring.
The best part of the show was watching it with the rest of the world and discuss all the Internet theories. The show was created to not be binge watched. They stretched it because of greed, ngl
Lost was a pretty good show right up until they needed an ending and tried to cash a check the writers couldn't write. It would have been better if they'd gotten Victoria Principal, rebuilt the set of Dallas, and had her wake up and say "That was a weird dream"..
During its run, so many people I knew suddenly acted like they were missionaries for Game of Thrones. Practically going door to door, spreading the 'gospel,' and badgering others to pledge that they'd watch it. Even when I'd tell them that I gave it a shot and it wasn't for me, they'd insist that I didn't give it a good enough chance and would interrogate me every time we saw each other about why I didn't watch more of it yet. I spite 'NOT-watched it' even harder.
I once watched a rendition of all scenes with dragons and called it a day. I love dragons, but the entire rest of the plot is just a lot of rapey-murder incest people with intrigues.
Load More Replies...I started reading the series over a decade before the show so I was miles ahead of the curve but I only watched the first season. It was OK. I just prefer the books.
Yep. I only watched 1st season too. Waiting for the books.
Load More Replies...It really is quite extraordinary. Until they start veering off of the books.
That's George RR Martins fault, I understand being thorough but like 10 years between books is too much. At some point you just have to go for it and publish.
Load More Replies...A friend from work once refered to this show as "boobs and dragons". As you can imagine, I have been doing the same ever since. :)
I saw half of one episode and was like...nah, I'm out. Now I refuse to watch it just to be contrary.
Got worse and worse. Stopped watching two seasons before it ended in what proved to be some horrific disappointment that made no sense.
You can tell by the fact everyone was talking about it then right after it ended no one talked about it anymore.
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Seinfeld. Seinfeld is a show I watched the first time around and enjoyed it to a certain extent but it is completely unwatchable to me now. I hate all the characters on it. There is not a single redeeming character. You can also tell that the writers were completely full of themselves.
The characters aren't supposed to be redeeming. They're all a$$holes. That is kind of the point. I've seen this show so many times through--I can't even count how many times. My brother and I can carry on text conversations with nothing but Seinfeld quotes.
"You know, the very fact that you oppose this makes me think I’m on to something.”
Load More Replies...I think that you missed the point. All of the characters make the absolute worst life choices at any point... that's kinda the point of the show. It's cringe comedy, a la Larry David.
Yes, and it was to show how everyone has been am a===ole through the entire show!
Load More Replies...Naaah i really appreciated Seinfeld. It arrived in France in the 90's and i loved it. Watched it a second time around 2010 but my last try was complicated this year on Netflix. It looks so outdated and old. A lot of jokes about a life that does not exist anymore. But at the time it was such a banger.
seinfeld is hiliarious dont care how many times ive seen it never gets old
It is a portrait of the frenetic, neurotic life of big city dwellers everywhere...yes everywhere!
Family Guy. It seems like especially in later seasons, the plot lines and characters were nothing more than vessels for each lame cutaway gag. Almost every episode feels like a bunch of cutaway gags lazily strung together.
The whole point is offensive gags. It’s not supposed to be another Thomas Mann’s Buddenbrooks
No, the whole point now is that Seth McFarlane wanted to end the show years ago but lets it keep going so people have jobs. He’s stated so himself. Original Family Guy was great, but after a few season of the second run, it gave up.
Load More Replies...This is one of my comfort shows. I think the point is that its supposed to be stupid?
I can watch some of these, but most the time it's not even smart humor and it's just annoying. To me. I know lots of people who watch it and like it. That's cool, you watch it. I won't. Easy peasy.
My wife watched a lot of The Good Doctor. That show is horrendous.
We GET IT. He’s autistic. That can’t be the only plot point in your entire show.
As an autistic person even I can pick up that there's a hell of a lot more going on then just "He's autistic". It goes through romance, childhood drama and trauma, family drama with that old guy (can't remember his name) and his guilt about whatever killed his daughter, and basic medical drama. I'd put it on equal footing with New Amsterdam personally
New Amsterdam is way better imho, after first two seasons Good Doctor felt kinda dull for me
Load More Replies...I'm autistic and I effing HATE this character! There are good and bad portrayals of autistic people but this is atrocious.
THANK YOU. I’ve only even seen praise for his performance. I only watched the first few minutes and never watched any more because the performance was so bad. Autistic people might not be as expressive as typicals, but they don’t talk like robots
Load More Replies...Idk, I liked it, and in my opinion he's being autistic wasn't the only plot.
I agree!! Seems like a lot of other people agree too
Load More Replies...Hated it, horrible stereo typing of autistic people! I'm a high functioning autistic person myself and no autistic person acts like that and it's harmful to the people who don't know much about autism, because then they think this is what autism is, when it is further from the truth!
I’m so glad to finally be seeing people agree with me after only seeing praise for the portrayal. I can remember not long after it started saying to my aunt that it annoys me because most autistic people don’t speak anything like that, and she said something like maybe they do. I’m literally autistic. No they don’t, there’s no maybe about it
Load More Replies...I have only seen clips of this show, but it felt really icky to me. I have two autistic kids and this show does nothing for dispelling stereotypes or promoting awareness and acceptance.
so you have an opinion of a show that you never actually watched? Nope
Load More Replies...Freddy Highmore is a talented actor but I just couldn’t buy his character.
the original Korean one is much better,typical for America to take a good show and make it terrible....but I disagree with the fact he is autistic is the only plot point and even if it was it's not like it is an over done trope,amazing the struggles and discrimination a person with special needs could be such a bother to someone to the point they hate an entire show becuse of that alone lol...
Korean is seriously much better. And what is more important there is only 1 season, americans as usual have to have 10 season of nothing...
Load More Replies...For all you advocating for the "brilliance" of this show and how his autism isn't the only plot point - how would you feel if he was of another ethicity or gender or disability and was portrayed as a stereotype? It wouldn't be the only plot point of course, but it would always be present in the way he or she acted. What if he had Down syndrome and was always jovial, no matter what? What if he was Asian and ridicolusly good at math all the time, even if there was no need for it in that scene? What if she was a "dumb blonde" who needed a man to double check her work because she was just too ditzy? Please. It's okey if you like the show. It's fine if you like all the other plot points. But please. Listen to us with autism when we say that this is a horribly stereotypical portrayal and it does not show how we really are. Please enjoy your show, but don't tell us how we should feel. Thank you.
I couldn’t watch it for more than a few minutes because… well his acting. I can’t understand the praise he gets for his acting in that show. Most autistic people don’t talk with a robotic voice. It’s like he read somewhere that autistic people aren’t as expressive with emotions as neurotypical people and interpreted that by taking it too far in the opposite direction and thinking it means autistic people speak like robots. Ugh so bad
Young Sheldon. I understand that Sheldon is supposed to be insufferable, but I swear I just want to punt the kid every single clip I see of that stupid show.
yeah, give a few more shots and you too will be one of us wanting to punch young Sheldon.
Load More Replies...It gets better after if turns into a family sitcom. All the characters end up having more equal camera time and get a lot of development
I actually love this show lol I may actually like it even more than Big Bang Theory. I like his grandma lol she's awesome
I’m gonna get hate for this, but This Is Us. The first two or three seasons were good, but I could only take so much weepy, pity party drama over and over again. Also, the character of Kate was so annoying.
First season was cool but i lose interest really quickly with poor storylines.
I enjoyed the first season ok. But it became a "Game of Heartstring Pulling" after that. Borrrrrring!
Right after how Jack died was revealed, the whole show lost all its point. And I totally agree that Kate is annoying.
I loved this show for the first couple seasons, but just stopped caring. And yeah, Kate was super annoying.
The Office is nine seasons long. And if you ignore the first one (which is pretty meh), it's only downhill with every season after Season 2. It's to the point where it almost starts feeling like different shows broken into different iterations. Like, Jim and Pam from Season 2 through Season 4 is reasonably realistic. Season 5 to Season 7 Michael is just a sitcom with talking head moments. Season 8 to Season 9...can we scrap every last dollar we can out of this?
That may be the case, but I could never watch more than about five minutes of that one either. It's just painful.
Load More Replies...Ricky Gervais has never done more than three series for any of his shows (The Office, Derek, Extras, Afterlife) for the very reason that he thinks it's important to bow out on a high leaving the fans wanting more rather than scraping the barrel and being cancelled.
AfterLife was beautiful. One of the best things Ricky Gervais has done. He knows the real definition of humor: a laugh and a tear. Humor is not just laughs, there is tragedy as well.
Load More Replies...Agreed. I prefer humor based on wittiness rather than watching people constantly make idiots of themselves.
Load More Replies...I tried to watch the show, but the guy who was the boss was just so annoying, I couldn't enjoy it. I hear folks talking about the great characters on the show, but it was all ruined for me by the boss guy. I might have watched 2 episodes before stopping.
Rick and Morty isn't terrible. But, I’ve had several conversations with friends who insist it’s the most brilliant show on television and even better than peak-The Simpsons, South Park, and Futurama. The same themes and jokes get recycled endlessly. There is very little of the sharp-cutting social commentary I associate with the other excellent adult-animated shows, and I find the writing fairly pedestrian in general. It’s fun, but I also think many people believe it’s significantly overrated.
I can't stand Rick and Morty. For an adult animated comedy show that's supposed to be more intelligent, it doesn't hold a candle to Futurama. The point is supposed to be nihilism, but it's about as subtle as a brick.
I don´t even know about the story of this show. I am absolutely repulsed by ricks constant burping and having spit/vomit around his mouth, like in the picture.
What did one of the producers said once? "Why do people think it's an intelligent show? Half of it are fart jokes!" I think season 1 - 3 are good, after that it fell off with the latest one going uphill a bit again
There are some brilliant episodes like the Council of Ricks and the one where Squirrels Attack. Later got lazier.
Gilmore Girls...
My wife adores it, watches it all the time. It's a show about every day nothing topics, constant irritating tit for tat minor arguments, and the characters annoyingly and obsessively talking way too fast. I can't f*cking stand it!
I agree completey. I couldn't watch it, not even one episode. Talking like they are competing who can say things faster, not interesting, not funny, nothing.
And such long complicated sentencing...nobody talks like that, they just don't.
Load More Replies...I dunno man I love that show I guess me and OP can never be friends
Hey!!! Whenever I need a laugh, Gilmore Girls is my go-to. Yes, some of the characters can wear on the nerves - and Kirk is the worst. But, I would love to live in a small town like Stars Hollow.
I loved this show. I loved how many books were around the girl. I read a lot.
I loved it. Cycled through the entire series at least five times and then suddenly, something clicked and I couldn’t stand it. Both Lorelei and Rory are so utterly self-centered and never achieve any awareness of it or any real growth, just going through life blithely certain that their needs come first and if anyone else gets hurt along the way, oh well. Oh
OMG! I totally binged this and LOVED it! Then I went back to re-watch it and realized...no...this is awful! I hated it lol! So I went from "I want to live in Stars Hollow!" to "Rory is a total brat and Lorelai is one of the worst people on the planet!"
This is one my family does a yearly rewatch of come Fall. So I can't say I agree. I really enjoy it.
The least realistic dialogue of any show ever. No parent-child combo has THAT degree of witty repartée in real life.
So I'm probably going to get down-voted to hell for this but... The Simpsons. The Simpsons has 9 or 10 insanely good seasons but it's been mediocre to terrible for 24 years. That is to say the vast majority of the time the show has been on the air it's been average or even bad.
I haven't seen a new episode in 20 years for this exact reason. I remember one of the last episodes I ever watched, the one where Bart and Milhouse take over the Comic Book Guy's store and at the end of the episode Bart says "And we haven't been to school in weeks and weeks". The writers were self aware enough to know that the whole premise had dissolved into irrelevancy. Bart and Lisa never go to school and Homer never goes to work anymore. Nothing of consequence ever happens and it's just a bunch of gags with no payoff.
So... after Matt Groening left, it went downhill? Yes. 100%. First it was witty, funny, there were sometimes twists,... it was a great show making fun of mainstream. Then it joined mainstream completely.
Load More Replies...As far as I'm concerned, after Season 10 it was cancelled and replaced by a lame animated sitcom using the same name.
Seasons 4-8 or 9 may have been the best tv ever! The movie was its Jump The Shark moment for me. Bummer too because at the time I was reading the website Jump The Shark and the Simpsons was one of the few shows that had never JTS. Then it did.
So many grumblers on this thread! The Simpsons has some of the best signs in the background. At the zoo: Born Free, Then Caged. In Apu's store: Shoplifters will be Executed.
There must be some good in this one. The future predictions are uncanny. I might watch it sometimes
Doctor Who has a cycle of being absolute trash and then having four of the best episodes you’ve ever seen. It’s mostly been downhill ever since Peter Capaldi had his best episodes. The constant rewriting of the canon lore is also extremely annoying. I will stand by David Tennant’s Doctor being peak British TV, though.
Tenant was the best of the new doctors, but I'll forever love Tom Baker
Just finally started the new season (been very busy) I already love Ncuti Gatwa as the latest Doctor. He gave off great energy and charisma during his first appearance at the end of the 60th anniversary specials with David Tennant.
I haven’t seen the older seasons but I love the latest one, hopefully I’ll have time to watch the other ones :)
Load More Replies...Peter Capaldi's Season box set is the last I bought. I have Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant, Matt Smith & Peter Capaldi seasons. I didn't really follow it when Doctor Who first came out when I was a kid, tbh, but couldn't get enough of it from the 9th Doctor to the 12th. Epic. Amy Pond & Rory Williams will always be my favourite couple.
Tenant was clearly the goat, but I'm still a fan of Eccleston's portrayal. Just too bad he didn't stick around to make more out it.
David Tennant probably was the cutest, but Peter Capaldi was absolutely unbeatable, a true master, and will forever be my favorite! Unfortunately somewhere maybe in the 2nd season i got the feeling they turned it into a childerns show. Also i cant stand Clara and how she behaved towards him.
When I heard they'd made the next one a woman, I immediately thought "and the next one'll be a gay black man!" I WAS JOKING but I WAS RIGHT! lol I love the inclusiveness but sometimes I think they are trying too hard lol
Of the shows I've watched in-depth, I'd say Stranger Things. The first season is very good, but I just stopped caring midway through Season 2.
I absolutely love this show. I would have been just a bit younger than them in the 80s. I love watching because it's like watching my childhood. Riding bikes, playing D&D, hanging out at the arcade. I remember my Gramps saying he liked watching A Christmas Story because he would have been about Ralphie's age during that time period. It was comforting nostalgia. Watching Stranger Things, I get what he meant.
. I enjoyed season 2, couldn't make it past the first episode of season 3. I gave up.
Couldn't get past the 2nd episode. Just thought to myself, I don't care how good this show is meant to be, these kids are annoying as f**k.
i sat through the first season. I feel like they just tried to hard with the 80's vibe, like a big 80's commercial, and they also copied Stephen King (talking about vibes)
That's a show mostly getting my attention because of the nostalgia bonus (even though my childhood differs a bit from the US guys) and honestly season 2 and 3 were bit hard to go through but season 4 rocked the hell out of it (that sword in the finale wielded by Hopper... damn, I partied hard on my couch when my mind put out the 80s trivia movie-match making!!!)
100% agree with OP. Subsequent seasons were everything I loved the first season for NOT being: California-obsessed, totally fake 1980s sitcom material, just done as a horror show instead of as a sitcom. Season 1 was what the 1980s were REALLY like, in contrast to later seasons... and for that reason it inspired a nostalgia I had never before been inspired to by any TV show.
The first season was awesome and the second season was really good. Seasons 3 and 4 are LONG to watch but have some moments that fantastic that you struggle through. Season 4 could have just NOT had the russia story or made it a whole lot shorter and still had Hopper return. That being said,,, Season 5,,, where the heck are you??????
Mid way through second is actually the lowest point of the series for me. It picks back up after it but there were 2 episodes maybe three that were really sub-par compared to the first season
This was a one season show. I dont blame the showrunners for taking the money and running with it, but its an overextended gag.
Big bang theory. Completely unwatchable, on every level. It’s designed to use some “big words” to make us feel in on the smart jokes. But the jokes themselves are not funny and Sheldon is the worst. Ug, I hate that show.
Watch it and try to ignore the laugh track. Is what they're saying funny or just cruel? There are plenty of videos on YouTube that remove the laugh track from the show if you want to check it for yourself.
Load More Replies...As an introvert former scientist, I get the jokes, as well as the personalities, which I think helps. The only thing difficult to believe is that the nerdy scientists get a beautiful dumb blonde nympho (which Kaley Cuoco plays really well) move in across the hall. We're never that lucky :( If nothing else, it's enjoyable for the cameos - Bob Newhart in particular. It can't be that bad among scientists if the likes of Stephen Hawking and Neil deGrasse Tyson were happy to appear on it.
Also George Smoot, Francis H. Arnold, Kip Thorne, all Nobel laureates, and also Brian Greene, who has a beautiful series (books) about the string theory, among many other professional achievements ❤️
Load More Replies...OH COMON! Will Weaton alone makes this the best show ever :-D :-D :-D I love this show so muich :-D yes its so silly. They can be so annoying, esp Howard and Sheldon :-D we started watching when it first was on Belgian tv, then it was taken down again. Not enough viewers? We even watch the reruns. Never gets old.
The only annoying thing about Wil Weaton is his German dub, which was the same as for his Star Trek role. Kudos for continuity, but I don't like that voice. Started me watching the show in English, so there's that.
Load More Replies...Erwin Schrödinger takes his cat to the vet, vet says "i've got some good news and some bad news"
As a geek and nerd, I feel like it tokenized us and helped launch the Geek Chic corporate movement to destroy niche subjects. They diluted them for the mainstream audience and pushed so many of us out of our own spaces. We now share that space with people that used to bully us when it 'wasn't cool'. I resent what it has become. 🫤
Ooh! I get this. My brother and his girlfriend play D&D now as super cool adults, which I think is great. But yeah, you're sharing one pastime of the same people you used tot make fun of.
Load More Replies...I liked this show, watched every episode. witty, sarcastic, and funny.
90 day fiance. That show sucks sooo bad, & just about every woman I know watches it religiously.
TLC used to have some quality shows on it. Like far too many reality channels, it has degenerated into pure garbage.
Load More Replies...Not this one, those people are a bunch of idiots. There is no way you can get to know somebody in 90 days and then you marry them. Are you out of your ever loving mind?
I don't watch it either, but my wife and I were engaged six days after we met and married three months later. That was in 1988, and we're still together. I'm not saying it works for everyone one, but it can work.
Load More Replies...Neither have I, so I did a little googling and found this: "90 Day Fiancé is an American reality television series on TLC that follows couples who have applied for or received a K-1 visa, available uniquely to foreign fiancés of U.S. citizens, and therefore have 90 days to marry each other." (From wikipedia). Hmm.... it sounds like a show that is only interesting for the parties involved, imo.
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The Flash. Or any CW superhero show. I like superhero media, but I can’t get past the low quality visual effects and stilted dialogue of CW shows.
That didn‘t bother me, but superhero shows somehow have the talent to always make the character I like most either die or become evil (or both).
I loved Lex in Smallville. I didn't even care when he became evil, LOL! But the reason I couldn't get into "Arrow" was it was basically a Smallville clone. And I couldn't forgive Oliver for living in Lex's house!
Load More Replies...And let's put up a picture that is not the show in question. Even a failure in using a shot from the original John Wesley Shipp show would have been closer.
man, Legends of Tomorrow was awesome! it was good, cheesy fun and i hate that it got cancelled.
It was great that the beginning, took a dip in the middle, and if I remember the last season or two were getting fun again but felt like they just lost the momentum by then and no one cared anymore.
Load More Replies...That's Ezra Miller... Anyway, the first season was kind of fun, EXCEPT for the whole Barry and Iris growing up as siblings, that gave the entire relationship an icky undertone, blargh
Well he WAS in the episode "Crisis on Infinite Earths"...
Load More Replies...I'm more annoyed by the editor of this using the wrong Flash for the image than this show being on here...
The crappy visuals are really hard to get passed. Too bright or the colors are over saturated.. but sure what but looks so cheap and off
I gave The Flash TV show two seasons before tapping out. I realised I was laughing at bits that were supposed to be cool or serious, and complaining about the terrible writing and acting. People seem to love Grant Gustin, and that's great, but I just don't see it; he's really terrible. That there have been people campaigning for him to make an appearance in the new DCU is baffling to me.
Never been able to get into any of the CW superhero shows either.
I feel like shield started the avalanche with that purple crystal nonsense.
Ill agree with OP on this. There was some great writing on Early seasons of the Arrow and The Flash, but the FX work makes me want to drink because its so bad (I blame Warner Brothers for making ALL of the DC properties - Pennyworth and Gotham being the exception- look like a horribly badly rendered video game
Bridgerton lost me after Season 2. I HATE that they had to spice it up and deviate from some of the plot. I refuse to watch Season 3 because it will always be the wrong book to have based the season off of, and I can’t get over it. Plus, spoilers for anyone who never read the books, but Eloise would NEVER be friendly with Cressida Cowper. Never, ever, ever. It’s a terrible disservice to that character.
I feel the opposite. The books are incredibly dated and play into a lot of sexist, toxic tropes. All the men are angry brooding brutes. Some romance scenes border on SA. The characters are basically all the same, especially the Bridgerton men. They hardly have enough personality to tell them apart. The show might not be perfect, but overall it's an improvement on nearly everything the books build.
Honestly thank you! I was thinking about buying the books. I was not expecting much but a quick read against boredom. But sexism really makes me angry, so it seems you saved me from that.
Load More Replies...Bridgerton is stinking hot cheese and I find I can enjoy it on that level but I wouldn’t say it’s “good”.
Books tend to be much better than shows/movies. Having never read the books I love Bridgerton. But I'm glad I watched the show first for sure! Sorry to anyone who had the books ruined for them by this show! I know how that feels!
Haven't read the books but as a stand-alone bit of telly, it's entertaining! It's the kind of thing my mum would hate (she prefers forelock-tugging class-based Edwardian/Georgian dramas) and she'd complain it wasn't historically accurate - without realising that dramas don't need to be in order to serve a purpose!
Dramas don't always need to be fully historically accurate, however, it does irk me when the costume department clearly didn't really even try with the women's costumes. It's pretty obvious to a history loving fashion nerd when the women's clothing doesn't line up with the time period, to the point where it kind of ruins the show for me because it shows me how much research was put into the production.
Load More Replies...Everything is over the top and historically inaccurate, but that's fun. What really makes me cringe hard are the classical versions of pop songs. They really make the show almost unwatchable for me.
I've learned that it's best to think of books and their movie/TV versions as two completely different stories. I've found that you're much more likely to enjoy both versions of the story that way. It's expecting the movie/show to be exactly like the book that ruins it. But if you think of them as two different stories (with two different sets of characters, storylines, settings, etc.), it's much easier to end up enjoying both!
I’m going to be crucified for this but the Netflix Marvel shows. Don’t get me wrong, some parts are genuinely great, but a lot of the time it just isn’t my cup of tea. I couldn’t really get into it or find myself super invested into them. Not to mention some seasons are rather inferior to another.
Daredevil was phenomenal. First seasons of Luke Cage and Jessica Jones likewise. The rest descended into various levels of meh
The Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage etc had shows done by Netflix a few years ago. They're on Disney now. Some are good, some not, but I'd say Daredevil at least deserves a try
Load More Replies...This is a pretty vague comment considering that there are like 10 Marvel Netflix shows. Some of them are really good, and some are pretty bad. Lumping them all together Isn't really a fair take in my opinion.
OP is referring to 6 specific shows- Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Iron Fist, Luke Cage, The Punisher and The Defenders.
Load More Replies...I don't like anything Marvel or any other superhero shows/movies. Except Deadpool. Because he's funny and he's Ryan Renolds after all.
I loved Netflix's Punisher, I thought that was good. Daredevil was good throughout. Iron Fist was the worst couldn't get through it
I really wanted to like them, but try as I might I could never get invested in the characters or the storylines. I don't know enough about making TV shows to identify what they did incorrectly, but I know there must be something (if not multiple somethings). After all, I WANTED to like them, but didn't. Something went sideways, for sure.
Euphoria. Disgusting show. I love the visuals, the makeup, the hair, the outfits. but the story itself? 1. incredibly unrealistic to high schoolers 2. ewwwwwwwwwwwww
No one mentioned Friends. I was once insulted by a snarky young women for not having heard of the show. Insipid humor. Written for 20 year olds. She considered it the best comedy ever written.
Well me and many millions of others disagree with you! The writing grew with their ages btw. It's was written for 20yr olds because it began with their life only a few years out of college. The scripts grew with them.
Load More Replies...This show made me want to try a zillion different kinds of d***s.
A lot of movies and shows write high-schoolers as college students with the maturity of middle schoolers, write college students as high-schoolers, and write middle schoolers like adults but a bit childish.
Tried watching this, watched a few episodes than quit. Kind of want to continue just cause when I start a show I HAVE to finish it, I am weird like that. But it has been hard to want to restart it.
I didn’t really think it was that funny either. Only watched a handful of them.
I really love the idea of someone watching Euphoria for the lolz and sticking through three episodes anyway, waiting for it to get funny
Load More Replies...Yeah, Squid Game was good, but back in 2021, people were talking about it 24/7. Like, 90% of the internet was filled with it, and honestly, I don't think the series deserved to have the entire world talking about it for three months nonstop.
It was 2021. They were desperate for "something" to talk about while avoiding the elephant in the room.
Which something? COVID, Trump, the decline of democracy, climate change, conservation, something else...there are so many elephants in the room that soon enough they'll outnumber real elephants!
Load More Replies...It was better than hearing about freaking tiger King. I'm shocked I have yet to see that mentioned yet
Agree I was so angry, that it was nominated for Emmy, for what? Because it was famous??? That year was much better korean dramas than this sh♥t, Move to heaven and Naviellera, it was the same year a both of them deserved it more. At if you seriously want to see some scary korean thriller-horror I recommend Strangers from hell.
i watched 2 episodes just to see. That was so lame, so dumb. Fast food of tv shows.
I don't think Succession is all that funny or witty. I need for someone to have at least ONE redeeming quality so I can root for them, even if I know rationally they're a 'bad guy.' For instance Tony Soprano from The Sopranos. He was awful, but damn, if there weren't moments where I was like, 'F**k yeah, Tony!' There isn't a shred of that for me in Succession. They all suck hard. I'd go so far as to say that the show is definitively not a comedy-drama, but rather a full-out tragedy on the pitfalls of parental child neglect and abuse. But, the one-liners serve to distract from that core tenet.
whoever said Succession is a comedy? It's much more a dark drama or tragedy , and if you watch it enough, you start to understand why the characters are like they are. Brilliant acting of all the cast as well.
Um, it’s literally billed that way by hbo, IMDb, and every review/article that I’ve seen about it.
Load More Replies...I couldn't get past the acting and the monotone voices. Horrible acting, unbelievable characters
Takes several episodes to get into but I agree it is hard to watch when you can't invest in even one decent character.
Yellowstone. The first couple of seasons are fun and enjoyable as a “modern Western soap opera” type thing. But it really crashed and burned at the end.
I really enjoyed the whole Dutton trilogy. Though 1883 was my favourite and my wife loved 1923
1883 was so good because it had a clear story arc and a definite beginning, middle and end. That's the biggest problem with Yellowstone, there's no clear aim for where the story is going. It just feels like writers cobbling together storylines to keep the show going, despite how ridiculous it gets.
Load More Replies...Agree. The characters are all AWFUL! And the moralistic undertone of "this is the real America" is nauseating.
1883 was brilliant. Loved every second and it broke me at the end. 1923 I really enjoyed and hoping for another season. I have watched all of Yellow Stone and really enjoyed it. Though did start to get a little bored with the the political stuff end of last season . Rather be watching cowboys and horses :-)
Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, and Lainey Wilson as ACTORS??!! Really???!!!! BOY the CMA payola bus must have rolled all over the producers of this show, because they are terrible.
Ozark, tried and tried again, far too outrageous to believe the plot to escape reality for me.
I would pay a %#)Q ton of money to see Julie repurpose her " I don't know....." Line in Ozark as Silver Surfer LOL
Load More Replies...I used to live in the Ozarks. Sadly, many of the characters in the show hit pretty close to home.
Very underrated! Couldn't get into it at first. Took me three tries, then I got hooked big time! Binged it to the end!
Enjoyed the whole thing [a real nail biter for sure] but we went into it thinking it was a comedy because of Jason Bateman and it was really near the end of the first episode before I turned to my wife and was like "wait,,,isn't this a comedy?" It was NOT a comedy.
i thought i wouldnt like it and watched the first season, it was pretty good imho
If you haven't watched the entire series, I do recommend it. I gets even better.
Load More Replies...I thought it was pretty good but could have benefitted from being trimmed down a bit.
House of the dragon. No politics, no action, c****y CGI. Just bicker bicker bicker with a confusing cast change that means you can't tell the players without a program.
Welcome to Game of Thrones. Literally only two ways that Martin deals with his characters F*%k it or kill it. No political intrigue at all.
Not to mention the whole "cousins do cousins and oh lets add that they are underage" because it's fantasy and you can get away with it
Again, then you don't like the source material. Don't blame the TV show for actually following the book that it is based on.
Load More Replies...Charmed. I know so many people that loved that show but I just thought it was so corny. I usually enjoy sci-fi/ fantasy movies and shows too.
Is this the original Charmed or the more recent remake? The original was good. The remake, terrible
If you think the original was bad, you should see the reboot! It just wokemits all over you as the audience!
I liked it, the remake NOPE. My son says write a spell make a potion banish a demon. He watches Supernatural.... Ummm dude they basically do the same thing. Find the bones of a ghost and burn them, etc. etc Etc.
La Casa de Papel. I found it too unrealistic (but not in a funny or clever way) and thought it was a series that took itself too seriously.
Loved the first two seasons (first heist). And then... "let's f*ck them all up and do more of the same". Nah, without me, guys.
The Stockholm-syndrome "relationship" between Berlin and Ariadne (or whatever she was called) was what switched me off. It was like it was glorifying their relationship and there was absolutely no mention of her, or what happened to her, afterwards. (I know it's because she was written out of the show, but there needed to be some kind of moral clarity on that situation in my opinion.)
Season 1 of Big Mouth was kind of great. It really captured what it felt like to be a hormonal teen full of self-shame. Then it got really weird and gross. The pillow f******g, the copious and unnecessary underage nudity, the incest, and so much vulgarity for the sake of vulgarity. It was like browsing 4chan.
It was a hard hurdle to jump with how far they go with uh.. The in your face sexuality. But once you get used to that basically being the core purpose of the show-it ain't that bad
That show was meant to be vulgar, sexual, and jaw dropping. Sharing feelings, thoughts, kinks,and the overall experience of human beings with raging hormones. I loved it and wish the show had more seasons. Because I like that kind of content and thats okay. Theres a reason it's not for everyone. Because some people just don't understand it and don't get it and thats okay as well. Human resources was a spin off following just the hormone monsters story. I enjoyed that show to.
Unpopular opinion but: THE BEAR. I believe it conspiratorially submits itself as a "comedy" to make itself more competitive for awards.
This show triggers me. It's just too stressful to watch. Just like Abbot Elementary. :-P
As a former service industry employee, I love this show but it stresses me out
Everyone in this is so aggravating and absolutely nothing is fun. Watched two episodes and decided I'd rather have a root canal than watch more.
It was dull, and I could not be bothered with season 2. I would only consider watching season 2 if it can somehow explain how all the cash landed up in cans of tomatoes. And why chefs would not be rotating their stock, using those tomatoes up first. I remember early in the season it mentioned the old owner liked a different brand but thats not how commercial kitchens worked. If they didnt like those tomatoes they would have ditched them or made soup. How does money get hermetically sealed into cans of tomatoes people!
For me its the boys. They use "shock value" in such a cheap way by the time you get to season 2 its just completely tedious. (They are also trying to pass it on as humor that every single character contantly bullies and humiliates the main guy. Whats up with that? Is anybody laughing?).
This show is metaphorical. Interview with the creator: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/the-boys-showrunner-erik-kripke-interview-trumpism-1235914642/
The show may have been meant to be a metaphor at the beginning but it has turned into a bipartisan blood bath. Kripke has gotten way out of hand.
Load More Replies...Here comes my 1st down vote.lol I still like the show and will continue to watch it. The issue is that season 4, has slowed down way too much. Guess it's a generational thing , we were raised differently. We were taught differently,so stuff doesn't bother us like you all. We were taught if you don't like something don't watch it.
I totally agree with this one. The Boys is a miserable attempt at being edgy and controversial, and with spin-offs now here it's starting to become the very thing it was trying to satirise.
The Boys lost me with the first couple of episodes when it felt like they were spending most of the VFX budget on gore.
I wonder how many people read the comic that is gore for the sake of gore. Some good stuff but falls off hard.
Might be controversial on Reddit, but Scrubs. I watched it sporadically during its run and really enjoyed it, thought it was really funny. Went back a couple years ago (during the pandemic lockdown maybe?) to try and watch it all the way through and lasted like half a season. JD is one of the most annoying, obnoxious, try-way-too-hard TV characters out there.
JD has his bad moments, but he‘s also trying very hard to be a good and caring doctor. That said, I remembered Scrubs as a comedy with some occasional sad moments and then went back to watch it someday. I was not prepared for the depth and tragedy it contained. The episode about everyone’s first patient dying on them to name one of the earliest examples.
Season 5 - the episode My Lunch, is the one that stuck with me.
Load More Replies...Scrubs is a fantastic early 00's sitcom. It was probably one of NBC's last great shows.
Peak Scrubs was the story arc with Brandon Frasier's character. That was a rollercoaster
I love the series, but only until they are doctors. Hated the seasons with the new assistant docs. Loved Dr. C*x and the Janitor. xD
Scrubs made me realise I was depressed during the pandemic because I cried at at every episode. Still love it but won't watch again.
I really enjoyed scrubs, but I totally understand what the OP is saying.
Parks and recreation for sure. Very similar to The Office but nothing intriguing going on.
Loved this show. All about the characters... also why I loved both versions of The Office (until Michael Scott left)
This is one of my comfort shows. I usually skip season one because it is the weakest. I love the frustration of civil service and the King Lear like townspeople. It's genuinely one of my favorite shows.
I hate to say this because my family’s Italian and I usually love shows like this, but The Sopranos just didn’t pull me in like I expected it to.
"My family's Italian" - found the American. I bet his Family haven't been to Italy since 1945.
I highly suggest to watch at least few episodes of The Sopranos. And then go for Lilyhammer, it is amazing show and you will enjoy it even more after few episodes of The Sopranos
I struggled through two seasons of The Sopranos. I'd missed it when it aired, and so bought the box set. I found it very repetitive, and consulted someone whose opinion I trusted: he told me it was more of the same until Season 6, when the writing improved. I gave up and disposed of the set. I think it may be that I just don't find the milieu interesting - I've seen 20 minutes of The Godfather films.
Peaky Blinders. The first season was great but then it went downhill. Too much filler. Like, for example, the episode where the father magically enters their lives again, like he's been lurking all along but nobody ever mentioned that in the season and a half prior to that episode. And then he's out of the picture again. Totally felt like a writer's tactic.
Their father (played by the great Tommy Flanagan btw) had abandoned them when their mother died, and then he tried to come back into their lives because he heard they were doing well and once he got what he wanted, i.e money he scarpered again. Afterwards Arthur unsuccessfully tried to hang himself following his dad's rejection, so you got an idea as to Arthur's mental state. In a later episode the Shelbys get word that their dad has been killed in a bar fight and the lack of emotion from the Shelbys regarding this news shows you how little the man meant to them. The reception he got from Tommy and Polly when he reappeared instantly told you the sort of father he'd been, and gave you an idea of how Tommy had ended up as the head of the Peaky Blinders because he'd had no choice but to fend for himself. If the dad had come back and played happy families for the remainder of the show, it would have made no sense. Peaky Blinders is one of the greatest British shows ever in my opinion.
This one I can't believe, Peaky Blinders was great. Sure it wasn't absolutely perfect but definitely not overrated.
Hmmm. I've actually watched this show, compared to the rest on this list, and I enjoyed the show. Can't remember enough of it, I do remember the episode with the elephant man who gets murdered. 🤷🏿
The confrontation scene between Paul Anderson and Tom Hardy in (I think) season three was some of the greatest acting I've ever seen.
I can never understand the hype over any reality show. I just don’t get it. I just feel like it’s the same stories over and over again, totally predictable, totally obvious manipulation in the production and editing, SO MUCH whining and bitching and chattering nonsense and so little actual doing the thing they are supposedly doing. I find it insufferable.
For the most part I agree with you, but I've enjoyed watching the various shows like North Woods Law. They are basically Cops, but with game wardens instead of regular police.
Load More Replies...The common denominator for majority of these posts is they went/are going on way past their time. Like a lot of these shows would have been excellent had they stopped around season 3.
I guess the tendancy for series to turn into soap-operas is partly because they're usually only commissioned one or two seasons at a time, so a tightly written story arc is only prepared for the first season (or two if you're lucky). After that, it's per-season or per-episode scripting following a "more of the same" approach.
Load More Replies...Nothing about Friends ? Lame jokes, unreallistic, not funny at all. I really don't get the cult around it
For me, definitely "Friends" I just saw it as a show about six highly annoying people.
So, basically every series ever made, some people like it, some don't.......there, saved you a whole article.
why the hell isn't friends in this list, I swear to god its the most overhyped show in existence. It's NOT funny.
For me it;s Friends that should be right at the top. A colleague said I had to see it so I watched the first episode and flogged my way through half the second before throwing the DVD set into the dustbin. Not once did it raise a smile, let alone a laugh.
Drop Dead Diva. The last season was so painfully bad, I wished I'd never watched it. Shame really, because I truly enjoyed that show in the beginning.
I can never understand the hype over any reality show. I just don’t get it. I just feel like it’s the same stories over and over again, totally predictable, totally obvious manipulation in the production and editing, SO MUCH whining and bitching and chattering nonsense and so little actual doing the thing they are supposedly doing. I find it insufferable.
For the most part I agree with you, but I've enjoyed watching the various shows like North Woods Law. They are basically Cops, but with game wardens instead of regular police.
Load More Replies...The common denominator for majority of these posts is they went/are going on way past their time. Like a lot of these shows would have been excellent had they stopped around season 3.
I guess the tendancy for series to turn into soap-operas is partly because they're usually only commissioned one or two seasons at a time, so a tightly written story arc is only prepared for the first season (or two if you're lucky). After that, it's per-season or per-episode scripting following a "more of the same" approach.
Load More Replies...Nothing about Friends ? Lame jokes, unreallistic, not funny at all. I really don't get the cult around it
For me, definitely "Friends" I just saw it as a show about six highly annoying people.
So, basically every series ever made, some people like it, some don't.......there, saved you a whole article.
why the hell isn't friends in this list, I swear to god its the most overhyped show in existence. It's NOT funny.
For me it;s Friends that should be right at the top. A colleague said I had to see it so I watched the first episode and flogged my way through half the second before throwing the DVD set into the dustbin. Not once did it raise a smile, let alone a laugh.
Drop Dead Diva. The last season was so painfully bad, I wished I'd never watched it. Shame really, because I truly enjoyed that show in the beginning.
