What are the worst TV shows you have ever watched?

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I knew that was coming too.

Allen Gregory was the worst for me.

Bill and Ted: Awesome Show is just... ugh.

Father of the Pride, The Tick (Live-Action), and 12 oz. Mouse are just as bad.

Actually, that's Tim and Erick: Awesome. As a fan, even I concede it's an acquired taste.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

How in the hell did I get those two mixed up? I'm ashamed of myself. I guessel I wasn't paying attention. I love Bill and Ted, not Tim and Eric. They do make great Old Spice commercials though. XD

Bill and Ted: Awesome Show would actually be awesome, I loved those movies. Tim and Eric on the other hand, yeah, they were one of the biggest reasons I stopped watching Adult Swim regularly, that and it seemed new seasons of The Venture Bros. kept taking longer and longer to air and it was the best thing AS had going.

Awesome? More like EXCELLENT! *guitar solo*

I haven't watched adult swim in years. It's a shame it's gone so downhill since I last watched it.

Reality shows

Without a doubt.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

There are a lot of bad shows on tv but the one I thought of was Two Broke Girls. It is so bad. The writing is terrible, the jokes aren't funny and the acting stincks.

Problems with 2 Broke Girls:

1.} Dumb race jokes and stereotypes.

Suggestion: Although the producers and writers of 2 Broke Girls probably don't mean any harm by including race jokes/stereotypes, it's now at the point where characters on the show such as Han, Earl, and Sophie should have their own show, that is only after CBS considers cancelling 2 Broke Girls.

2.} Max {the brunette} insults everybody, doesn't care about anybody, and thinks of herself as the coolest, baddest badass in all of New York City, when it is clear that she's nothing more than a jerk.

Suggestion: The producers should consider an episode that explains why or how Max became the way she is.

3.} Repeating what Love to Read said, the writing sucks.

Suggestion: The producers should consider hiring better writers.

Eastenders
You've Been Framed
Britain's Got Talent
X-Factor
Take Me Out
Jonathon Ross

Do the later seasons of Nickelodeon's All That count? I don't know how anyone could sit through that and live.

I can also never get into crime shows like CSI. Way too depressing and graphic for me.

Trouble is, if it sucked, I didn't watch it for long enough to remember it! Well... I can dredge up a few... "Joanie loves Chachi" springs to mind, because it was the spin-off of such a successful show. "Hannah Montana" beyond a doubt. Ooo, an old cable sitcom called "Small Wonder" was pretty awful. And... "Oprah Winfrey" because I used to watch it and finally realized I was tired of watching one person stand in front of an adoring crowd of toadies while they applaud her every word as though she's some kind of prophet, even though it seems like she only ever recommends books with meandering, indecipherable descriptions and violence against women in them, tells people they can lose weight even without a personal chef like she has, and thinks $200 is a bargain price for one outfit. Her magazine that has her on every cover just supports the whole image... So maybe it's become "Worst People You've Seen" instead of tv shows.

*sigh* Toddlers and Tiaras. End of thread.

LOL! But I think the problem with that show goes deeper than bad programming...