Everybody Loves Raymond, the episode where the twins have a friend with a father who is a janitor

Brady Bunch, the Kelly's Kids pilot

The Brady Bunch, where Cousin Oliver makes his debut.

home improvement were tim writes an book he just keeps putting it off!! it was just boring!! i also didn't like the older episodes of home improvement much!!

i didn't like when grady took over red foxx of sanfrod & son!!

i love lucy the ep where they all go to scottland

The King of Queens episode, Ruff Goin'

Doug and Carrie letting a dog get loose intentionally because they didn't want him anymore was just way out of character as they were established as dog lovers early on.

Hated it!

Bones: Two Bodies in the Lab

All characters were out of character and the writing was trash.

The
Golden
Girls
episode
Empty
Nest.
It
was
supposed
to
be
the
pilot
for
the
show
Empty
Nest
which
ended
up
with
a
completely
different
plot
and
characters.

The
Frasier
episode
Freudian
Sleep.
I
love
Frasier
and
almost
every
single
episode
is
comedy
gold.
But
Freudian
Sleep
is
the
exception.
The
episode
was
stupid
made
absolutely
no
sense.

Sorry
for
the
way
I
posted
this,
my
space
bar
isn't
working
for
some
reason.

i didn't like were lucy goes to california! i also don't like were lucy & ricky live in the country house much!!

Newhart except for the first season

The episode of M.A.S.H. where all of the characters were shown having these creepy and horrifying nightmares. The episode in itself was nightmare inducing!

Conspiracy, a Star Trek: The Next Generation episode that had these parasitic mind-controlling aliens. And you had characters eating these gross wormlike creatures (the alien larvas I guess) and at the end there's a very gory death scene. Gory for Star Trek and most other TV shows anyways.

Ed.

Matlock: The Revenge & The Dare are the only episodes that i cannot stand

i love lucy the ep where they all go to scottland

I missed this post. That's the only "unwatchable" Lucy.

Hart to Hart, "Hartstruck"

I didn't like most of the Sanford and Son episodes that were centered around Grady when Redd Foxx sat out because of a contract dispute. To me, it was like watching a Honeymooners episode without Jackie Gleason.

The Golden Girls episode where Dorothy's son is getting married, which is littered with racist slurs and innuendo.

I instantly hate any episode of a show I really like that tries to go dark, serious and dramatic. So, for me:

1. All in the Family, that episode of Edith almost getting raped. (Making it worse is that the audience is giggling the entire time.)
2. The Jeffersons, George getting stabbed.
3. The Honeymooners, Ralph and Alice are rejected by an adoption agency.
4. Married with Children had a very weird "anniversary episode" that played like a serious news show profiling the series.

Star Trek (The Next Generation): Holodeck episodes (not a fan of the holodeck) and episodes about Deanna Troi's mother.

All in the family - When Beverly LaSalle gets killed , also All in the Family _ The draft Dodger

All in the family - When Beverly LaSalle gets killed

Yes. I skip that one all the time, too.

I instantly hate any episode of a show I really like that tries to go dark, serious and dramatic. So, for me:

1. All in the Family, that episode of Edith almost getting raped. (Making it worse is that the audience is giggling the entire time.)
2. The Jeffersons, George getting stabbed.
3. The Honeymooners, Ralph and Alice are rejected by an adoption agency.
4. Married with Children had a very weird "anniversary episode" that played like a serious news show profiling the series.

I like all of the episodes you mentioned except #4. :cool:

All in the family - When Beverly LaSalle gets killed , also All in the Family _ The draft Dodger

I like both of those episodes too. :cool:

LA Law except for that episode where Abby represents a couple who are trying to return their adopted son. Because he was violent and hard to deal with due to the safety of the other children. It broke my heart.

Matlock: The Revenge & The Dare are the only episodes that i cannot stand



I hear ya like a lot of shows Matlock was in its late years and like most shows in the final years it jumps the shark. The show became less of a Perry Mason whodunit? and more of a Colombo “howdhecatchem”

There are a few bad Star Trek episodes, especially towards the end of the third (and last) season. But the very last Star Trek episode made I skip. It's called Turnabout Intruder. Gene Roddenberry puts Captain Kirk's consciousness inside of a woman so a woman gets to be captain of the Enterprise. Roddenberry considered that an immensly noble thing to do. Roddenberry was always doing things like that and considered such pointless liberalisms to be his great achievement, such as TV's first interracial kiss.

happy days fonzie batisum and fonzies spots and one about the thanksgiving musicial no thanks

jeffersons once a friend n florence meets mr right one about the gun

All in the family ediths 50th birthday

MASH-just about ALL the episodes from seasons 8-11 when every other week it was mostly "oh we're doctors...and we're nurses...and we're so good cause we save lives...and death is such a bummer...and war is hell..." and on and on... The show should have been canceled after season 7 when Radar left. (besides; that would have saved audiences from that dreadful finale)

THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW-"The bad old days"

THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES-that 2 or 3 episode story arc where Granny & Elly discover womans lib.

DALLAS (the original one)-most of the last season; especially the ones where J.R. was committed to a mental hospital-the old J.R. would NEVER, EVER, EVER let that happen to him.