movies/tv Least Favorite Episode(s) of your Favorite Shows (Besides MLP)

[SpeedForceDashie 68]

Although, to be fair, Simpsons has a few diamonds in the rough here and then.

I don't watch it too much, only when someone else is watching it. The older episodes that I saw were funnier than newer ones.

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,594]

 

I don't watch it too much, only when someone else is watching it. The older episodes that I saw were funnier than newer ones.[/quotes]

 

Everything Up to Season 10-11 is solid, on my opinion.

[SpeedForceDashie 68]

 

I don't watch it too much, only when someone else is watching it. The older episodes that I saw were funnier than newer ones.[/quotes]

 

Everything Up to Season 10-11 is solid, on my opinion.

I'll be sure to check out some more episodes next time I decide to watch some cartoons.

[The Nth Doctor 660]

Doctor Who (2005)

Love And Monsters

Fear Her

Kill the Moon 

In the Forest of the Night

Zygon Invasion

Sleep No More

 

 

As for animated series, I tend to turn off my brain and enjoy the antics even if they make no sense

[cmarston1 5,959]

Before I was really interested in MLP FIM, Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, or Korra, Total Drama was a show that I followed passionately.

But all things changed when the 5th season Total Drama All Stars came out.

The season had a lot of promise but ended up being pretty bad.

And the worst episode of Total Drama called Sundae Muddy Sundae destroyed my faith in the franchise.

Luckily the Ridonculous Race spin off was able to repair it.

Edited June 16, 2016 by cmarston1

[SpeedForceDashie 68]

Before I was really interested in MLP FIM, Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, or Korra, Total Drama was a show that I followed passionately.

But all things changed when the 5th season Total Drama All Stars came out.

The season had a lot of promise but ended up being pretty bad.

And the worst episode of Total Drama called Sundae Muddy Sundae destroyed my faith in the franchise.

Luckily the Ridonculous Race spin off was able to repair it.

I enjoyed the first series of Total Drama, The dodgeball episode was the one I remember most

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,594]

Although the current Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles show airing on Nickelodeon is my favorite iteration thus far, I've found the first half of Season 4 to be disappointing. Stretching a fetch quest to 14 Episodes is already bad enough, but Lord Dregg is an uninteresting villain, the planets that the turtles visit are unmemorable, and the resolution of the arc is beyond confusing.

 

Hopefully, the show picks up when it returns in fall.

Edited June 22, 2016 by Theanimationfanatic

[cmarston1 5,959]

I also have to mention Keep Beach City Weird from Steven Universe.

Ronaldo is just the worst.

[Castle Bleck 19,302]

My reaction to everyone in A Third Dad Cartoon (Dexter's Laboratory), in a nutshell:

 

Edited July 22, 2019 by Anti-Villain

[Moonlight 7,286]

"Keep Beach City Weird" from Steven Universe is my least favorite episode on the show.

 

I don't hate Ronaldo but I did find the episode extremely boring. 

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 41,236]

The Splinter from Spongebob. Ugh. This episode was the perfect example to why new Spongebob episodes at the time were horrible. This episode was boring, irritating and above all else, disgusting. It focus entirely on Spongebob being in pain and his splinter getting worse, because that is tooooooooooootally an entertaining concept for an episode, right? No. Not right. There are plenty of horrid Spongebob episodes after season 3, but this one takes the horrible cake.

[cuteycindyhoney 13,302]

Doctor Who (2005)

Love And Monsters

Fear Her

Kill the Moon 

In the Forest of the Night

Zygon Invasion

Sleep No More

 

 

As for animated series, I tend to turn off my brain and enjoy the antics even if they make no sense

I agree with your Doctor Who list, but would strike "Zygon Invasion". I really enjoyed it.

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,594]

The Splinter from Spongebob. Ugh. This episode was the perfect example to why new Spongebob episodes at the time were horrible. This episode was boring, irritating and above all else, disgusting. It focus entirely on Spongebob being in pain and his splinter getting worse, because that is tooooooooooootally an entertaining concept for an episode, right? No. Not right. There are plenty of horrid Spongebob episodes after season 3, but this one takes the horrible cake.

Ah, yes. The episode that marked the beginning of the show's downward spiral.

[The Nth Doctor 660]

I agree with your Doctor Who list, but would strike "Zygon Invasion". I really enjoyed it.

You liked watching the UNIT men forget how to use their weapons against aliens who are known to shapeshift?

 

Zygon Inversion was the much better of the two

[Brick Jojo 17]

Toast of the Town, Powerpuff Girls Season 5 because this is the point where the show just, sucks. The original cleverness and charm of the first four seasons have faded and this stupid episode with the Mayor acting like a baby isn't funny. At all. It's just stupid and it goes to show that the writers couldn't really come up with anything else. I can think of fifty better episode ideas that have the same feel as the earlier season's did and now that the reboot is out, I can't stand it.

[Castle Bleck 19,302]

Imposter's Home For Um... Make 'Em Up Pals (Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends).

Undeserved Shoot the Shaggy Dog for poor Frankie.

Edited July 22, 2019 by Anti-Villain

[Moved to Elsewhere 11,331]

Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends: "Imposter's Home For Um... Make 'Em Up Pals."

 

Just a complete and undeserved Shoot The Shaggy Dog story for poor Frankie.

Wow, I mention several episodes of that show and forget about this one? How could I? It was awful.

[cmarston1 5,959]

Wow, I mention several episodes of that show and forget about this one? How could I? It was awful.

It really was.

It was almost as annoying as Everyone Knows It's Bendy.

[Dark Qiviut 22,378]

The Powerpuff Girls: Mime for a Change. The first ten minutes were great, but the last minute had this:

 

Went from one of the best episodes to one of the worst in a heartbeat.

[Moved to Elsewhere 11,331]

The Powerpuff Girls: Mime for a Change. The first ten minutes were great, but the last minute had this:

 

Went from one of the best episodes to one of the worst in a heartbeat.

What makes this scene even more of a facepalm is that they do all of this right after singing, 'Love Makes the World Go Round.' Which is a great song by the way.

[DEEcat98 5]

Here are three that I can think of.

Everyone Knows it's Bendy - Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends

Butterfly Effect - The Loud House

and Sundae Muddy Sundae - Total Drama

 

[Megas 27,522]

Got a couple more 

Hey Arnold

The obvious Arnold Betrays Iggy(surprised no one brought it up), which had Arnold utterly humiliated for something that wasn't even his fault. An episode so awful Craig Bartlett himself said was the biggest mistake he made in the show, and an episode that effectively wrote off Iggy as a character. 

Also that one episode where Arnold goes to visit his cousin Arnie(can't remember the name), and everyone here is like some twisted, warped version of his friends, it starts off fine, but then completely falls apart at the end to the point of WTF(And not in a good way), with everyone going evil, and turning out to be a dream

Regular Show

Best Burgers In The World while I can find it funny when Benson is in "real fed up hardass" mode, but here I think he's just being a prick and an asshole

Replaced, Same as above

Recess

A good chunk of the later episodes are pretty lame and forgettable, especially Mundy, Mundy and Kurst the Not So Bad, both of which focused on delinquent characters, but neither are really good, their boring as sin and don't do anything to make their focus characters more compelling

League of Randalls, it's impressive that they managed to make a group of kids even worse than the Ashleys, then again, they are their little brothers

Officer Mikey and King Gus, both Mikey and Gus are kind of victims of having a few episodes that makes them look bad while the episode never gives them a chance to recover, and these two episodes are kind of the worst of it, with OM making Mikey look like an ungrateful and lazy jerk and KG making Gus look like, well, a monster

Oh, and Hustler's Apprentice, for doing the same thing to Gus as King Gus did

Transformers Animated

Just about any episode that features a human villain not named Meltdown, which unfortunately is a significant portion of the first have of S1, the human villains are just really lame and just not credible threats compared to giant robots, SUV would also be here if it weren't for the fact that it marked the first appearance of Swindle, who is freaking awesome

Edited April 3, 2017 by Whompy Whomperson

[Nerdy Luigi 2,065]

SpongeBob Squarepants: A Pal for Gary (Gary torture porn), the Splinter (Impossible to watch), One Coarse Meal (Mr. Krabs is a complete psychopath in this episode...). If you want to see a great cartoon series put out absolute garbage, I suggest watching seasons 5-8 of SpongeBob. I guarantee that if you have decent taste, you'll consider half of them at the very least downright atrocities.

Star v.s. the Forces of Evil: The Banagic Wand (This episode reeks of filler, and is absolutely awful compared to the rest of the series, IMO.)

Doctor Who: The Web Planet (Cringy costume design even for it's time, also extremely uninteresting. Bored by the end of the first part of the serial)

The Simpsons: The Boys of Bummer (Everyone in Springfield starts torturing Bart for one bad play. SERIOUSLY?)

Gravity Falls: Boyz Crazy (The episode is literally unwatchable for me...)

 

 

 

Edited April 13, 2017 by Nerdy Luigi
Added Gravity Falls.

[Zachary 5,521]

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