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I never understood why Monica's hair would be so frizzy in Barbados but not NYC. I think the California based writers forgot the east coast is very humid

Fun Fact: Bendy was so hated that the show’s creator, Craig McCracken, says that he’s non-canon.

How did Fonzie Jumping the Shark not on miss this list but not be number1? Jumping the Shark has been a pop culture phrase for 40 plus years!

This probably won't be on here but I would put The Long Night from GOT. Just such an incredibly disappointing episode. The supposed big bads of the series are killed so easily and we learn nothing more about them. Plus you can barely even see what's going on! That episode still stings to this day in an absolutely abysmal season of TV.

The ending of HIMYM, would be like in the final Harry Potter book, the 17 years later, Harry married Hermione, and she and Ron were just friends. Like WHAT?

Velma, season 1, episode 1. It was downhill from the beginning.

How I met was destroyed retroactively by the abysmal ending. They filmed the ending around season 2 and they never, ever should have utilized it.

To be fair about Matthew's death, Dan Stevens wanted to branch out with roles that he took, and he felt like staying on the show long-term would hurt his chances at not being typecast. So Stevens decided to have Matthew die.

Brian’s Death from Family Guy should’ve been a mention.

I must be crazy because that was one of my favorite Futurama episodes from that era of the show. Was a great parody of what Saturday morning cartoons really were, the people who ruined them, and essentially its downfall

It's a Wishful Life from The Fairly Oddparents, it was probably the first bad episode of the show and would become the norm in the next seasons

How could you not include the Pam Ewing "I dreamt that you were dead" episode from "Dallas". That episode was so reviled that the series episodes of "St. Elsewhere", and, especially, "Newhart" were made to make fun of it. Likewise, "Married … with Children" used it when Katey Sagal real-life pregnancy (that they wrote into the show by having Peg Bundy and Marcy D'Arcy pregnant) ended in a miscarriage. When other shows make fun of an episode of a show, you know it stunk like year-old yogurt.

I totally hated The Timeless Children. It made me quit Doctor Who for a while, I was so disappointed. But what makes me mad is that some fans turn a bad eye to Jodie Whittaker for that episode. It's not her fault, she didn't write the episode. She was a good Doctor, but the writers dealt her a bad hand.

A Pal for Gary and One Course Meal are episodes that nearly killed SpongeBob’s reputation.

It didn't mark the end of the show, but the Star Trek: Voyager episode where Ensign Paris breaks the "warp 10" barrier and subsequently devolves into a salamander is a notorious turd.

I'm surprised they didn't have the actual “Fonzie Jumps the Shark" episode for Happy Days.

The walking dead. I don't remember much about this episode, but as for abraham ans glens death, that's how Glenn actually died in the comic. The comic did not shy away from the gore involved in that scene.

The walking dead followed the comics on Glen's death

The Timeless Child would have worked if it were the Master. Talk about bringing massive depth to the character! But The Doctor has to be the special one, and The Master came off as so petulant in his response.

The Simpsons' "Boys of Bummer" was just a mean-spirited jab at Bart...enough said.

I always skip the "Barbados" episodes when rewatching "Friends." It wasted two whole episodes by focusing almost exclusively on the characters' love lives, and the only decent thing was the pinball tournament.

The third season premiere of Castle needs to be here.

what about Married... with Children season 7? when they introduced the character of Seven, in an attempt to boost ratings. that character is basically the Scrappy-Doo of the show. later on they even joked about it with him being a "missing person" on a milk carton.

*I get it about how I met your mother. But Joey and Rachel in friends was such a bad idea. You can tell they ran out of ideas cause they pull an “unexpected” relationship that should’ve never happened. It didn’t even last.*

The Handmaid's Tale - Season 4 onwards. Serena getting pregnant, June getting away with pretty much everything, and people supporting Gilead turned me off of the show completely. The Season 4 finale was the nail in the coffin for me watching it.

I wouldn't say that the Great Divide almost destroyed Avatar the Last Airbender. I mean I know it's not a fan favorite, mainly because Nickelodeon kept reshowing it because out of the first season it was pretty much the only stand alone episode that they could put on at any time, but almost destroying the series? No. Same with Beer Bad from Buffy. There's elements of the episode that fans can still enjoy, like Willow's chat with Parker, the guy who wasn't into serious relationships. Okay, so mainly that part along with Buffy clobbering Parker over the head a couple of times.

The series finale of "How I met your mother " was the worst episode ever. 🎉

The death of Robert Romano was hilarious and you cannot convince me otherwise. Great episode.

Happy Days literally coined the phrase "Jumping the Shark"... How is it not number one, or even on the list?

Before A Million Little Fibers, South Park nearly caused a downfall by airing Terrence and Phillip Not Without My Anus as an April Fools joke in the middle of the cliffhanger for who was Cartman's father. Over 2,000 email complaints were sent to Comedy Central, they had to air the next episode early. Though I would pick NWMA over AMLF anyday.

Fans might have been more forgiving towards the infamous "Lost Sister" episode if it hasn't come right in the middle of an exciting cliffhanger. Kali and her gang really weren't interesting characters, at least compared to the ones we knew and loved in Hawkins, and the whole thing felt like a cheap attempt at a potential spinoff.

But "Rickdependence Spray" was what you could expect from a show like RICK AND MORTY It made me laugh my as off

The Velma show should be on here.

Funny how the great divide episode was so bad and unnecessary that the ember island players who recapped the entire series explicitly decided to not cover it.

Absolutely disagree with the Futurama Saturday Morning Funpit being on this list. I unapologetically thought that episode was hilarious (especially the GI Zapp section).

Arnold betrays Iggy - hey Arnold!

I would include the episode "Duped" from Ben 10: Ultimate Alien It made me dislike Ben a lot for the way he was treating his friends

I wholeheartedly agree that "Shades of Grey" is a bad episode. One of the things that you overlooked about it was that not only was it a clip show, and was under tight budget constraint, but it was also a victim of a writer's strike which had taken place during that time. This is why the second season of TNG is shorter than the other six.

I actually liked the Saturday Morning Cartoons episode of Futurama. I loved the parodies of the different shows (first time I saw a parody actually). Also that "purple heart" moment still cracks me up.

Stranger in a Strange Land is apparently bad on purpose. I guess ABC wanted Lost to go on way longer than the writers intended due to its popularity, so the writers wrote this as an FU to the network and say sorry, but we don't have enough ideas to keep going forever

The Towlie episode of South Park......over the Pip episode?! Errr.........

I'm surprised Glee or Vampire Diaries did not end up on this list.

Avatar: The Last Airbender "The Great Divide" episode was a weird one indeed

The Looney Tunes Show episode "The Float" was just Daffy being a jerk to Porky who does whatever he can to help him out and then when Daffy use Porky's credit card to buy a yacht which leaves Porky homeless was just hard to watch and even at the end Daffy takes advantage of the pig.

Unpopular opinion: The first Dexter finale was a bad series finale, but it was an Okay season finale leading into the final season, Dexter: New Blood.

A dishonorable mention “Après Hank, le Deluge” - “King of the Hill” (1997-2010; 2024-) “No Such Luck” - “The Loud House” (2016-) “The Bros” - “The Amazing World of Gumball” (2011-19) “The Mural of the Story” - “American Dad” (2005-) “Yard, She Blows!” - “King of the Hill” (1997-2010; 2024-) “Partial Terms of Endearment” - “Family Guy” (1999-2002; 2005-)

Next Signs that a show needs to END 1. Most of the og cast is gone (Grey's)? 2. It's been on too long (game/reality shows) 3. Characters graduated (glee) 4.

I don't agree with the fan outrage of Once a Ranger, but I went into this video expecting to see that episode of Power Rangers on the list...

TBH - I think _Towelie_ is funny AF

For Me The Season 2 Finale Of Star Trek: TNG Will Always Be "Peak Performance"

There was one thing of value I could see in the Great Divide episode in Avatar. Aang by lying learned a couple of things; years of hatred can be put aside to build together to the future of peace and understanding. If two very different people can find even a small thing to connect it is enough to move on from hatred and fighting. This is a bit of foreshadowing of Zuko's redemption and the healing of the relationship between the fire nation and the rest of the world. Aang also learned that sometimes even as the Avatar he won't always have the answers and that people aren't always going to just accept wisdom and guidance. Neither of the two parties had any real reason to make the journey through the canyon as difficult as they were making it and that even having a common goal of needing safe passage wasn't enough for them just get on with it and be respectful not only to the other party but even themselves. The food smuggling, negative energy etc. it not only resulted in their own safe passage being compromised but resulted in the guide being injured. Aang learned sometimes people will only want to hear what they want to hear and the only way to end this feud was to make it so the feud was never a thing in the first place. I still think the episode is one of the weaker episodes but in a series of such high quality of story, characters and world building there are of course going to be a few parts that will fall short in comparison to others.

personally, the thing i'm most pissed about in the great divide is that we never find out the truth. aang lying feels like a giant middle finger, not because of his character (i mean looking back it is), but more because it feels like i had to endure a bunch of petty arguments for 22 minutes for absolutely NOTHING. although, if i had to point out a worse episode, at least for me, it would be the fortuneteller. it's pointless shipping fuel for a ship you know will happen by the end of the show.

I loved that episode of Futurama! I grew up with Saturday morning cartoons and it did a great imitation, including the commercials and bumpers.

Does 3 Family Guy episodes count? The one about abortion, the second one about Quaqmire's sister and her abusive boyfriend and Brian's death in 3rd one

2 and a Half men - The Episode where Walden Schmidt showed up. That show was Done for after this.

GI Zapp alone makes Futurama’s Saturday Morning Fun Pit episode (719) more than watch worthy for me so that’s how i generally feel about it.

that Walking Dead episode wasn't that bad...it was just people complaining. There's FAR worse episodes!

I have a feeling TWD season 7 ep 1 will be on here

There was literally four people in the room when Bendy knocked over that vase. I hated that episode so much. At least Cheese was funny.

Didn't they said in a list last week that the ER helicopter death was one of the most satisfying deaths in TV history, and now it's one of the worst episode because this "satisfying" death was too cruel and cartoony? I know thats the opinion of the ones who written the script and that most likely different people wrote them but still feels odd seeing so different opinions on the same channel.

The fact that *"The Day Will Come When You Won't Be"* is on here incredibly pisses me off. Ya, it was an extremely emotional episode, but that was always the intention. The whole episode is to show case that Negan is the most dangerous threat Rick & his people have met. Not only that, the episode title itself is a call back all the way back from the first Season. Back when Rick told Jenner he was grateful that he gave him and the others a chance at life, Jenner told him simply the day will come when he wouldn't be. And this was that day. The day Rick met Negan. As for Glenn dying, that was always gonna happen. It's honestly one of the most iconic deaths in the series, so there was no way that they wouldn't have done it. It sucks for Glenn fans, yes. But get over it all ready. Honestly, I consider this episode one of the best in the series, and I'm not sorry for saying that. It was emotional, intense, and the acting was amazing. Especially from Andrew Lincoln (Rick), and most definitely Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Negan).

i thought the Downton improved once Matthew died. it move a bit away from Mary and more to Edith.

What about Jakie's and Fez relationship in That's 70 Show ? Or Lucas shooting Dan in One Tree Hill ?... Two of my favorites shows ruined by incongruences of characters

I have to agree to disagree about It's Always Sunny Shadynasty episode 😂😂😂. That one was hilarious to me

In Dexter's defense, the writers were told they couldn't kill off Dexter because the network might want a follow-up show, so that tied their hands a bit.

Downton Abbey was good until the horrible third season that turned the show into a British soap opera! Also the third season of Lost was when the producers decided to end the series with three shorter seasons. You forgot about Family Guy’s Quagmire’s sister Brenda and the infamous Brian’s death that’s when the show jumped the shark!

How on earth Castle escaped this list is beyond me. Just a fantastic show that dropped a real clanger, to go with a terrible storyline towards the end.

Dishonorable Mentions: *One Coarse Meal - Spongebob Squarepants -I've heard about being tone-deaf, but this is brain-deaf! Shock value is fine if the purpose outweighs the offense. It's supposed to provoke, giving way to a positive idea or even make people feel better by laughing at how shocking it is. But it takes a lot skill and thought to pull off correctly. When you focus too much on the negative without really exploring or understanding it, you get something that not only makes people feel dumber, but also kinda dirty. The intent to bring something positive gets lost in the need to make yourself feel important. But the same can also be said being too positive too. That can come across as mockingly condescending. Somewhere in the middle there's a balance that's hard to maintain, but can be done. *The Bicker The Better, The Champ Twins, and The Path That Leads To Goodbye - Pokemon -These 3 are in my opinion the worst episodes of the Pokemon anime. My jaw dropped they were that bad and unpleasant. Skip these ones at all cost. *Brian Writes A Best-Seller - Family Guy -It's one of the worst Brian Griffin-centered Family Guy episodes of all time, if not, THE worst. It's Brian at his worst, his most self-centered, his most arrogant, and the worst he treats Stewie. Now which should he get? Another "Where's my money?" Moment, or another scene of Quagmire beating the crap out of him? *Cleaved - Star vs The Forces Of Evil -It's a real shame because Star vs The Forces of Evil is an otherwise great show marred only by Cleaved, it's dreadful and highly controversial final episode. It's one thing to have a bad episode in the middle of the series, it's another thing entirely when an awesome show ends on a sour note.

Mike’s Tots should have made this list. Epsiode was so cringe it’s hard to watch the series at all

Ok I really don't get why some people hate the whole sister thing, thinking it was pointless, kali was pretty cool and with knowing about her maybe she can be used in the final season to help against henry

In The walking dead there is no Over the top, that episode was epic

I liked The Timeless Child. Over the years we've gotten to know the Doctor pretty well. The Timeless Child added a bunch of new mystery, not only to the fans, but for the Doctor themself. In a show with nearly infinity story options, opening a new door is impressive.

The Spongebob Squarepants episodes, "The Splinter," "One Course Meal," "Keep Bikini Bottom Beautiful," "Spongebob You're Fired," "Pet Sitter Pat," and other bad episodes should've been included. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

1:34 it’s Mr. Herriman not Mr. Harryman lol 😂

LK: Yes. Every time time I recommend Letterkenny I add the caveat to skip this episode. TNG: I thought this episode corresponded with a writers strike at the time. I may be mistaken there. GoT: I actually thought this was a good episode. Alfie Allen was great.

I know an episode or 2 that almost destroyed a tv show, The original Power puff girls where one episode Blossom steals golf clubs then lied about & tried to blame Mojo Jojo refused to tell the truth she got punished big time. And the episode Moral decay was an even worst episode! To me those episodes never should have existed!

what made Timeless Children so bad is not about the Doctor not being a Time Lord, they still are. The problem is a lot of fans hate the "Chosen One/Special One" trope. The Doctor has been a common Time Lord, stealing Tardis because they want to see more of the universe. I know the TC concept isn't a new one, Lungbarrow teased it decades ago. But yeah, there's a reason that one is also a mixed bag.

That Walking Dead episode isn’t bad at all lmao. There are way worse episodes of the show

The episode in Bones where Hodgens looses all his money due to a online hacker did it for me. This just can't happen in real life because one the wealthy have money everywhere including in real estate and there are safe guards for this. It doesn't help when the show gets more into the characters personal lives rather then the crimes. I stopped watching after season 4.

The season premiere of the fourth season of The Fringe. The main character had his existence erased at the end of the finale of season 3. Now all the other established characters were changed because they never had his good influence. The first 3 seasons were awesome. Season 4 it had become a completely new show and an inferior one.

Grey 17 is Missing - Babylon 5 The Waldo Moment - Black Mirror Proshai, Livushka - The Sopranos Also, I'd probably go with Doublemeat Palace as the worst Buffy episode. "Beer Bad" is actually hilarious once you know the story behind it, because it's meant to satirize TV shows that throw in cheesy PSAs to get "educational TV" money.

Cancelling the wedding at the last minute: The Fresh Prince of Belair and That 70s Show Any episode that ended the series on a cliffhanger

Let's forget about Bendy! I should write a crossover fanfic between the smurfs and foster's home for imaginary friends called let's punish Bendy!

I can't rewatch HIMYM because of how BAD the series finale was.

Oh please Doctor Who was dead in about season 5, basically once steven moffit took over as show runner he reconed the show to death.

For me, The Timeless Child's main flaw was the execution. There have been hints in the past where it's hinted the Doctor has had more faces than we've seen. But, something like this needs to be done over a properly lengthed season or an entire Doctor's tenure. Not crammed into a two part season finale.

Im calling it the sperm episode from rick and morty is gonna be in this list

The Timeless Children is the worst episode of Doctor Who ever!

I don’t see how fans of The Walking Dead can complain about that episode as that’s how it happened in the graphic novels. They just threw an extra death in there to throw us off.

When I saw Star Trek TNG on the list, I immediately thought of Star Trek Voyager and the episode “Threshold” when Janeway and Paris mutated into giant salamanders! That stunk!

The finale of "St. Elsewhere". Still haven't forgiven the show runners for THAT one.

Frank's Brother is hilarious, just due to it's absurdism.

That episode of Downton Abbey wasn't *bad.* It was shocking and really sad.

Love your video WatchMojo

Glenn died the same way in the comics and the show, idky people take issue with it.

27 had to be corrected by the 60th anniversary episode when The Toymaker (Neil Patrick Harris) said that they messed with The Doctor's personal timeline.

Can someone plz explain to me why people hated s7e1 of TWD? I feel like “over the top “ and “gratuitous” violence are bs answers considering other deaths earlier in the show, their deaths seemed tame in comparison.

is it weird that i dont mind the great divide, yet i HAAAAAAAAAAAAATE the amber island players?

Beer Bad wasn’t that bad. “And what did we learn about beer?” “Foamy!” “Whose car is that?” “I don’t know, wasn’t locked.” Also wasn’t it great to watch Buffy knockout Parker.