50 Worst Television shows ever

[J Dog]

1. The Jerry Springer Show

2. My Mother the Car

3. XFL

4. The Brady Bunch Hour

5. Hogan's Heroes

6. Celebrity Boxing

7. AfterMASH

8. Cop Rock

9. You're in the Picture

10. Hee Haw Honeys

11. The Secret Diary of Desmond Pfeiffer

12. Hello, Larry

13. Twenty-One

14. Baby Bob

15. Manimal

16. The Chevy Chase Show

17. Casablanca

18. The Ugliest Girl in Town

19. The P.T.L. Club

20. The Pruitts of Southampton

21. Baywatch

22. The Powers of Matthew Star

23. Sammy and Company

24. One of the Boys

25. Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?

26. Life With Lucy

27. Turn-On

28. Supertrain

29. Howard Stern

30. Unhappily Ever After

31. Homeboys in Outer Space

32. Co-ed Fever

33. Holmes and Yoyo

34. Alexander the Great

35. Pink Lady... And Jeff

36. The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo

37. Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell

38. Hell Town

39. Still the Beaver

40. Makin' It

41. The Tom Green Show

42. The Flying Nun

43. Woops!

44. She's the Sheriff

45. A.K.A. Pablo

46. Me and the Chimp

47. Rango

48. Bless This House

49. The Ropers

50. Barney & Friends

& (from me)

51. Full House

[Artemis1]

Bay Watch and SNL with Howerd Cosell should be replaced with Maury and Full House.

[HomerJay]

What, no "Small Wonder"?

[i_mmmchocolate]

'Woops!' indeed.

[dougputhoff]

People,

If we are going to post list in the forums, can we please put where the list came from? For all we know you've made these list out of thin air.

[dougputhoff]

My top five

1) Informercials.
2) American Idol
3) America's Most Wanted
4) America's Funniest Home Videos
5) Cops

[Artemis1]

You need to add "Tom Goes to the Mayor", "Hi Hi Puffy Ami Yumi GO!", "Pebbles and Bam Bam", "What's New Scooby Doo?", and "The Jetsons".

[Artemis1]

Here's my twenty worst shows list(not in order):

Fear Factor
Simple Life 2 and beyond
Blue Collar Comedy Tour(love the movie, hate the show)
The Jetsons
America's Funniest Home Videos
Pebbles and Bam Bam
Hi Hi Puffy Ami Yumi GO!
What's New Scooby Doo?
Jerry Springer
Maury
Battle Badaman
Suite Life of Zach and Cody
Beyblade
Tom goes to the Mayor
American Dad
Lizzy Mguire
Tale Spin
Duck Tales
Care Bears
Brady Bunch

[Artemis1]

*Prepares for flames*

[Zero Hunter]

I agree with most of it except Hogans Heroes and Unhappily Ever After. Those two were pretty good.

[Stretch Dude]

*Prepares for flames*

"Flames?" Buddy, we are gonna nuke your ass for some of those choices.

[Loren]

People,

If we are going to post list in the forums, can we please put where the list came from? For all we know you've made these list out of thin air.

It appears to be a list put together by TV Guide (http://forums.toonzone.net/archive/index.php/t-40882) back in 2002.

And while this list is more diverse in time than the movie list from the other day, it's still pretty lousy. It combines scripted prime-time programs with talk shows and kids' shows and TV movies and one-time specials. They even single out one particular episode of SNL, something they don't do for any other show.

The first show that comes to my mind that belongs on the list is the WB's "Off Centre." Egad, that was an awful excuse for a comedy. Here's TV Tome's summary for the second episode:

"When Mike and then Liz contract [crabs], Mike blames the assumed originator---Euan. The irritating malady hampers both Mike and Liz's anniversary dinner and Euan's date with a friend from college."

You can just imagine the hijinks that ensued in that episode (though you probably don't want to).

Loren

[SuperSaiyaMan12]

"Flames?" Buddy, we are gonna nuke your ass for some of those choices.
We are going to nuke him, but since he is a kid, we are going to make them small nukes, 750 meters to 1500 meters max :D

[SuperSaiyaMan12]

My top five

1) Informercials.
2) American Idol
3) America's Most Wanted
4) America's Funniest Home Videos
5) Cops
I agree with the firs two, but this is blasphemy on the next three!

[Artemis1]

We are going to nuke him, but since he is a kid, we are going to make them small nukes, 750 meters to 1500 meters max :D

And since you guys are probably especting me to go soft on it, I'll only use my small cannon at first.

[SuperSaiyaMan12]

And since you guys are probably especting me to go soft on it, I'll only use my small cannon at first.
*moving in the shadows, my Ghost assassin paints Artemis1's head with a red dot*

"Nuclear Launch Detected"

By Bye Artemis, hope you like the nuke. :D

[hulahulk]

"Joanie Loves Chachi" was disgustipating.

[Ontir]

Bay Watch! this is THE WORST, MOST HORRID excuse for a show ever to be perpetrated against humanity! I watched the first episode, because Parker Stephenson was on it, and it took every ounce of strength to get through it. I was incredulous when it resurfaced in syndication. I used to catch the last few minutes of it, because it ran locally before Star Trek: TNG, and it was a horrible few minutes every single time.

After that, Angel's GOTTA be up there!

OH! Once a Hero, that was REALLY bad!

Space Rangers, I think it was called, the cheesy sci-fi show with Linda Hunt?

Yes, Dear My first reaction to this show's ads are NO F!@#%$G WAY!

[Artemis1]

*moving in the shadows, my Ghost assassin paints Artemis1's head with a red dot*

"Nuclear Launch Detected"

By Bye Artemis, hope you like the nuke. :D

Meh, the nuke was ok. I hope you like a-bombS, SuperSaiyaMan12. :evilsmile

[davids]

The lover imagine Walken's continantel played straight with some slimey french euro- trash. And queen for a day, three house fraus twll sad stories about their lives. saddest story wins a fridge and a case of beer!

[GremlinClr]

After that, Angel's GOTTA be up there!
[/B]

How many episodes have you actually watched? IM(NS)HO it was one of the best shows ever made.

And after saying that, lists like these are a waste of time. You hate Angel, I love it. These are all personal opinions and just put out to create arguments on the interweb.

[J Dog]

It appears to be a list put together by TV Guide (http://forums.toonzone.net/archive/index.php/t-40882) back in 2002.

And while this list is more diverse in time than the movie list from the other day, it's still pretty lousy. It combines scripted prime-time programs with talk shows and kids' shows and TV movies and one-time specials. They even single out one particular episode of SNL, something they don't do for any other show.

The first show that comes to my mind that belongs on the list is the WB's "Off Centre." Egad, that was an awful excuse for a comedy. Here's TV Tome's summary for the second episode:

"When Mike and then Liz contract [crabs], Mike blames the assumed originator---Euan. The irritating malady hampers both Mike and Liz's anniversary dinner and Euan's date with a friend from college."

You can just imagine the hijinks that ensued in that episode (though you probably don't want to).

Loren

You are right on that. It is that TV guide thing. But my least favorite 10 shows are:

Full House
Jerry Springer
American Idol
Cop Rock
XFL
Baby Bob
Method & Red
Bram & Alice
My Big Fat Greek Life
My Big Fat Obnoxious Boss

[bmoak]

It appears to be a list put together by TV Guide (http://forums.toonzone.net/archive/index.php/t-40882) back in 2002.

And while this list is more diverse in time than the movie list from the other day, it's still pretty lousy. It combines scripted prime-time programs with talk shows and kids' shows and TV movies and one-time specials. They even single out one particular episode of SNL, something they don't do for any other show.

Loren

Actually, when the show we know and love today as Saturday Night Live debuted, it was called "Saturday Night" because there alrdeay was an existing show called "Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell".

[SuperSaiyaMan12]

Meh, the nuke was ok. I hope you like a-bombS, SuperSaiyaMan12. :evilsmile
*Shoots down all of Artemis's nukes with my missile defense*

Sorry, can't get through this, Artie :p OH, there are 200 ghost converging on your location, all ready to point 200 nukes at you. Enjoy :evilsmile

[Loren]

Actually, when the show we know and love today as Saturday Night Live debuted, it was called "Saturday Night" because there alrdeay was an existing show called "Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell".

Oops (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0159205/). If only I'd noticed from the linked-to list that Cosell's show was on ABC...

And it looks like Cosell's show didn't beat SNL by much. His 'SNL' premiered on September 20, 1975, and the one we all know and love began about three weeks later, on October 11, 1975.

Loren