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Post the worst, bad, or just plain weird of a TV show in this post.
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#1
I'm probably gonna get downvoted to hell, but I have to say it - Game of Thrones. I'll never understand the insane hype about it. It's like 13-years-old's idea of a "mature" story: bleak, depressing, nihilistic, full of senseless gore and sexual violence. It's like it prioritized shock value over everything else.
I unironically think Avatar: the Last Airbender is better in GoT in almost all aspects.
Final score:
19points
Keira Pendragon 11 months ago
As someone who absolutely loved the books (at least the first three) The TV series proved that GRRM had no effing clue why people liked the books.
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#3
Not enough exploitive reality shows In this thread. I'm going to vote for Toddlers and Tiaras.
Final score:
9points
#4
Any of those Real Housewives shows. Someone talked me into watching once. Nauseating.
Final score:
8points
StrangeOne 11 months ago
I used to watch the New Jersey, Orange County and Vancouver ones in my 20s. I'm close to 40 now. Tried rewatching Orange County from the first season. I now don't know what drew me into that show. I think it's because I'm wiser to how reality TV works and how the producers set up drama. I did like Lydia, the Canadian. She seemed to bring the show a bit down to Earth. Most memorable is when they all went to Whistler, BC. Vicky got into an argument with someone in the middle of a ski slope. Lydia comes snowboarding along "How did this get brought up on a ski slope?" Then she asks Alexis "Wanna go make a snow angel?" While Vicki and another girl are shouting at each other. XD I think it was just how ridiculous it all was.
#5
Sex and the City - Utter tripe and Carrie is not likeable, she is a self centred cow
Final score:
8points
#6
The absolute worst was The Celebrity Apprentice. It consisted of a group of has-beens competing on marketing tasks created by various corporate sponsors. The entertainment factor for viewers was trying to understand how these contestants became "celebrities" in the first place and how bad most of them were at business.
The host was an overweight, overly confident, NY real estate developer and his dim-witted, suck-up children. I wonder whatever happened to them.
Final score:
8points
#7
The Friends spinoff “Joey.” It was advertised as a continuation of Friends, but without the other characters it was just…Joey .
Final score:
7points
#8
The Curse of Oak Island. My wife likes it, but I hate watch it. It’s been how many years of Terrence and Phillip looking for treasure?
Final score:
6points
Freya (she/they/he) 11 months ago
By mentioning Terrance and Phillip, are you referring to the two Canadians that think fart jokes are funny?
#9
Not a tv show, but the entirety of the dhar mann cinematic universe from dhar mann.
Final score:
5points
11 months ago
and they stopped making ''inspirational stuff'' and started posting videos like ''babysitter tries to kill child'' or smth with those weird and creepy thumbnails. haven't watched him in a really long time..
#10
Hands down worst tv series ever...She Hulk
Final score:
4points
#11
Ancient aliens.
Not everything is related to 'extraterrestrials'. Also, it has had so many seasons. Everytime I watch it, i feel like I'm losing brain cells.
Final score:
4points
#12
Ooh we were just talking about this yesterday. The HBO show Girls. It’s so so bad. Hate-watched it for a long time partially to see if it would get any better, but it did not. Live in NY, can confirm. Garbage show portraying garbage people
Final score:
3points
#13
Rings of Power, that show was boring, the main character was unwatchable, and the side characters were equally annoying. A close second is a show on Netflix called Welcome to Eden. I really don't recommend that show.
Final score:
3points
#14
It didn't used to be bad, but The Goldbergs. It started off as a funny sitcom about the 80s, but around season nine it went downhill hard.
Final score:
3points
#15
The Big Bang Theory
Final score:
2points
#16
'Made In Chelsea'. Endless talk about who fancies who, who's kissed who. That's it. I waited for someone to start discussing 'The World as Will and Representation' by Schopenhauer. But that never happened. And no doubt ever will.
Final score:
2points
#18
Yellowstone.
Born and raised here in Montana and connected to the various establishments depicted in that horse Opera. Even set up tipis at the Lodge. But amongst all the nonsensical parts the one that got me was John Dutton's cell phone stopping a 5.56 round fired at point blank range. For the most part the show is a slander on Montana and because of it's popularity people who don't belong here are moving in and raising the cost of living.
Final score:
1point
Dan St John 11 months ago
I left Montana as soon as I got out of high school. It's packed with geniuses like this.
#19
Eastenders. My flatmate used to watch it on TV AND on her laptop in the living room. The opening credits killed my soul.
Final score:
1point
#20
Toss up, between Sharkanado or Sharkanado 2, and didn't they do a Sharkanado 3? So either one qualifies.
Final score:
1point
#22
The sitcom they made about the cavemen from GEICO called, wait for it, "Cavemen". Absolute drivel, not surprisingly as it was based on a one-liner.
It lasted from October 2 to November 20, 2007 and I'm surprised it lasted that long. I watched one episode and knew it was a bomb immediately.
Final score:
1point
#24
I would say except the show was so pathetically put together that I don't even remember it's title. Oh my friends just told me...The Hunger Games. Just can't force myself to watch it.
Final score:
0points
A. Starhawk Hunt 11 months ago
one thing about the movies from Hunger Games; if you have ever read the books, the movies are basically dead accurate.
#25
Stranger Things. S1 gave me cringe too many times. S2 was just extending S1. I stopped there.
Final score:
0points
Dr.Caffeine 11 months ago
I never understood the craze for stranger things. Dark is a much better show on similar premise but it's still under appreciated.
#26
Idk if this counts but I watched a bit of that Velma show. If not that, then I watched the Red Ape Family show. Y'know, that one w the family of NFT monkeys where each episode was sold as an NFT n it was so bad omg
Final score:
0points
Luke Branwen 11 months ago
The Velma show has pulled an impossible feat by p!ssing off people across the entire political spectrum.
#27
13 Reasons Why. I tried following along for a few episodes with my daughter. I just got bored, confused and disturbed. There was not enough explanation. I can only explain it as dead air, or like drinking water that never satisfies your thirst, or a cold feeling that never goes away in the roof of your mouth.
I'm glad I stopped there because I heard the last episode of season 1 has a very graphic, gory R scene. My daughter didn't watch that episode. She just explained to me what she heard from others at school, and she said that scene was too much for even the gore crowd because of the sound effects.
I could probably think of 13 reasons why this is such a bad show.
Gilmore Girls.
Ok. The first couple seasons were not bad. Watchable. Relatable. Rory and Lorelei's mother/daughter relationship is similar to me and my kid's, so we had fun. I could relate a bit to Lorelei being a young mom raising a teen, and her mother is much like mine. So very relatable to me. HOWEVER, as the seasons progressed, it became unrelatable, annoying and often unbearable. I drudged along hoping the plots would get better. Instead Rory became this brooding, complaining pest who kept going on about the same things episode after episode. The quick dialogues, indecisiveness and back and forth plots started giving me nausea. Once we got to the end of the last season I was so sick, physically and mentally, I vowed never to watch this show again.
Final score:
0points
Dr.Caffeine 11 months ago
13 reasons why felt like it was written by an edgy fifteen year old. I watched the first season and it was one if the worst series I ever watched. And why can't hollywood for once have normal teens in any movie/series
#28
Never have I ever. Honestly plot was mid. Devi was an a*****e to her friends, and the story was just propelled by her being a horny teenager. Not very good.
Final score:
0points
#29
True blood.
Super cheesy. Couldn’t finish the first episode.
Final score:
0points
Christina Kerr 10 months ago
I was a huge fan when it first aired. I’ve recently watched the first series again. It’s so bad it’s funny.
#31
I just had to do this(even though i can feel the downvotes coming: Hi! Soy DOra
Final score:
0points
#32
The movie starring Julia Roberts called “Leave The World Behind”. Every time they had to run for their lives, they ran TOWARDS danger. For instance, Julia and “family” are on the beach. The son sees a freighter is heading towards shore. The freighter appears to be a good distance away from their spot on the beach. It looks like they could have stayed put and been safe. But what did they do? They all ran to the LEFT heading towards the oncoming unstoppable freighter and barely got out of the way. So stupid. There are more but that is the one that stuck with me.
Final score:
0points
#33
Netflix's adaptation of Cowboy Bebop.
I'm a diehard fan of the original anime series, but Netflix's adaptation drops the ball pretty hard. Spoilers to Netflix's series, but it's a bad show, so does it really matter?
1: The main cast don't act exactly like their counterparts from the anime.
2: It changes too many plot points from the anime.
3: Ed was teased as a character for season 2 (though it was not renewed for season 2 just a few weeks after the show dropped), despite being a major character in the anime.
4: Trying to make a season 2 out of a show that didn't need one (the original Cowboy Bebop was only 25 episodes, and had original movie).
5: Vicious being a pathetic villain, despite being awesome in the anime.
6: Julia being a twist villain, when she wasn't a villain in the anime.
I'm glad Netflix would at least nail their adaptations of Yu Yu Hakusho, and especially One Piece, following the disaster that was their attempt at Cowboy Bebop. The original anime is still on Netflix (at least in Canada) at the time of me writing this post, so there's no need to watch their pathetic adaptation.
Final score:
-1point
CG (Submission author) 11 months ago
The fact that they even tried to recreate the iconic opening, but not attempting to do it shot for shot, should be your first indication that the adaptation was going to suck. At least they had the common sense to use the original opening for the adaptation.
#34
The Disaster Artist starring James Franco.
Holy cripes that movie was awful! Went with my sister and we left about halfway through. It was like walking barefoot 100 miles across a barren 125 degree desert littered with legos and thumb tacks.
Final score:
-1point
#36
The worst show in this country, was the four years the lying orange traitor was in office. What a waste of taxpayer dollars and an insult to people's intelligence.
Final score:
-2points
Igor914624 11 months ago
Every thread on Bored Panda does NOT Have to have a comment about Trump. It just makes you look terrible for obsessing over him.
#37
The Big Bang Theory - the acting is dreadful and the script is so corny and predictable. If ever I was in a room when it was on, it would make me angry.
Final score:
-3points
#38
The 80’s version of Dune. I’m looking forward to the more recent Dune 2 since Dune 1 was so good.
Final score:
-4points
#39
Cinderella because it has SO MANY PLOT HOLES
Final score:
-4points
Lydsylou (she/her) (Submission author) 11 months ago
These are the plot holes I thought of: 1. A shoe made of glass is not safe 2. How did the show fall off it was a perfect fit 3. It's not a glass slipper it's a glass high heel shoe 4. Why did the godmother leave it until Cinderella was legally old enough to just leave the house to save her why not come at literally any point before then 6. When the fairy godmother encounters this abused young girl why does she think that a husband and a pretty dress will solve all her problems? That doesn't seem like a responsible guardian 7. Her magic ends at midnight so why didn't the shoe disappear? 8. Why did it end in the middle of the party why not when it's over? 9. Why did the prince not ask for Cinderellas name/address 10. How come Cinderella is the only size 6 in the entire kingdom? 12. How much meat was on her sister's feet that in the animated version she can literally only stick her big toe in the shoe? 12. When the prince saw Cinderella why did he make her prove her identity by putting on the shoe why didn't he just recognise her face
What do you think ?
Arcas Kuma 11 months ago
Wow, a lot of people here not reading the prompt and talking about movies.
Jackie Walters 10 months ago
Call Me Cat, like watching a car accident. You know you shouldn't look, but you just can't stop yourself.
Danish Susanne 11 months ago
In Denmark we don't get to see that many TV shows, but since it is sent in the early morning i have watched som episodes of Married at first sight. They always make me feel sad, because it doesn't look to me like it has anything to do with reality, but if it is that is infinately worse.
Arcas Kuma 11 months ago
Wow, a lot of people here not reading the prompt and talking about movies.
Jackie Walters 10 months ago
Call Me Cat, like watching a car accident. You know you shouldn't look, but you just can't stop yourself.
Danish Susanne 11 months ago
In Denmark we don't get to see that many TV shows, but since it is sent in the early morning i have watched som episodes of Married at first sight. They always make me feel sad, because it doesn't look to me like it has anything to do with reality, but if it is that is infinately worse.
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