What is the worst TV show you've seen every episode of?

[Ding Dong Johnson]

A lot of other shows I've actually seen every episode of that weren't really good shows, also weren't bad shows, IMO, but got canceled after pretty short runs. (Better Off Ted, Jericho, Pushing Daisies). They werent shows destined for greatness, but didnt last long enough to decline and lose my interest/viewership the same way other run of the mill shows that somehow keep lasting.

 

Hey now, Better off Ted was legitimately amazing.

Pushing Daisies was pretty darn good too.

[Derwood]

I don't think I've ever seen a single episode of HIMYM

[WoodRules]

Crap, I misread the question. Without a doubt it has to be Under The Dome.

[WrigleyField 22]

A lot of other shows I've actually seen every episode of that weren't really good shows, also weren't bad shows, IMO, but got canceled after pretty short runs. (Better Off Ted, Jericho, Pushing Daisies). They werent shows destined for greatness, but didnt last long enough to decline and lose my interest/viewership the same way other run of the mill shows that somehow keep lasting.

 

Hey now, Better off Ted was legitimately amazing.

Pushing Daisies was pretty darn good too.

Well I certainly enjoyed them, but not sure they would have ended up being shows i watched every episode of jf they made a 6-9 year run. That list is pretty small for me (Lost, GoT, The Office, HIMYM, Mad Men, Parks and Rec, 30 Rock) and half of those are aided significantly by binge watching well after they had started. Other than HIMYM and the Office, those still fall below most shows that I actually watched every episode.

 

Also, I probably watched every episode of Boy Meets World as a kid/teen and when I caught some old episodes later on, it was definitely a bad show, other than sone Feeney and Eric monents. But then I still inexplicably wanted to watch the first episode of Girl Meets World for nostalgia reasons.

[Liam Neeson]

Dexter.

 

The rest of them I bailed on but I could not turn off that train wreck.

[David]

Dexter.

 

The rest of them I bailed on but I could not turn off that train wreck.

 

Dexter's highs were pretty high but the lows were so brutal too. I've seen every episode of it but I enjoyed the good parts so much that I can't name it here.

 

I still can't believe the ending actually happened.

[javy knows my name]

Quitting Dexter after season 5 (Julia Styles season) was the second-best investment I ever made in my own free time.

 

Quitting Walking Dead after season 1 was by far the best

[imb]

i guess jersey shore, even though i liked it?

[David]

i guess jersey shore, even though i liked it?

 

oh jeez...almost forgot that. same.

 

i guess that falls in with my hours spent watching RW/RR and the challenges that i mentioned

[Splendid Splinter]

Nobody here watched every episodes of Gotham?

 

That's my answer, but there's probably a SyFy show or 2 or 5 that was worse. Heroes Reborn was pretty bad too.

[Banedon]

Nobody here watched every episodes of Gotham?

 

lol nope. Even I gave up on that one, and I'm a sucker for superhero stuffs.

[NOLA]

Walking Dead

Treme c'mon David Simon

Frasier

[woodchip2153]

My big fat obnoxious boss. I even watched the episodes that never aired.

[cl smooth]

Dexter.

 

The rest of them I bailed on but I could not turn off that train wreck.

 

Dexter's highs were pretty high but the lows were so brutal too. I've seen every episode of it but I enjoyed the good parts so much that I can't name it here.

 

I still can't believe the ending actually happened.

 

seasons 1 and 4 were great. seasons 2 and 3 gave us classic prose like "pardon my [expletive]" and "surprise, horsefeathers!", but season 6 will always be remembered for this horsefeathering gem:

 

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[Cubswin11]

Ballers (nothing much is on Sunday nights in Summer), House of Cards (after season 1 has been pretty bad), and Homeland haven't seen those mentioned yet. And also the already mentioned Dexter and Jersey Shore

[SpongeWorthy]

I was going to say Entourage but looking at the wiki and there's some gaps that I haven't watched.

 

I'm not much of a completist when it comes to TV so this really comes down to The Office or Lost. I absolutely wore out seasons 1-3 of The Office in college (I've probably watched every ep of seasons 2 and 3 20+ times). But I have only seen 95% of post season 5 or so one time because it got so bad. I liked the finale and Michael's 'last' episode a lot though.

 

A few months ago I was flipping around and saw that Will Ferrell was actually in a couple of episodes that I had completely blocked from memory and holy horsefeathers it was bad. And I love Will Ferrell.

 

Lost I mainly loved/liked most of the way through but in retrospect the last few seasons are pretty dumb and I don't think I'll ever go through the series again.

[Derwood]

Though The Office went a few seasons too long, even the "bad" seasons were better than most sit-coms out there

[Cubswin11]

I liked Entourage on a whole, for what it was.

[FlyTheW]

Friday Night Lights

Is this the only shown you've watched?

[Ding Dong Johnson]

Friday Night Lights

Is this the only shown you've watched?

as if we needed further proof that he is not human

[David]

There's not a lot of shows I've seen every episode of (aside from the MTV reality garbage that i mentioned already)

 

The Wire

Breaking Bad

Better Call Saul

Fargo

Seinfeld

Curb Your Enthusiasm

True Detective (S1 only)

90's Simpsons (Yes, it's a separate show from the terrible post 2000's thing)

Dexter

FNL

 

I'm sure there are others that aren't coming to mind right now but yeah...I don't watch a lot of TV shows and when I do I try to avoid watching bad ones a lot.

 

 

Wait, I just thought of one that beats FNL - Entourage.

[jersey cubs fan]

What kind of deranged lunatic watched all of entourage?

[David]

What kind of deranged lunatic watched all of entourage?

 

i thought piven was funny at times and enjoyed the female casting

 

it was an awful awful show though

[davell]

Sex and the City. Don't tell me that you married guys got out of it.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

Sex and the City. Don't tell me that you married guys got out of it.

I was married throughout its run and never saw more that a couple of minutes of it