Horrible yet uncanceled - Shows that Just. Don't. Stop.

[Trombonista]

Oooh boy, I have a whole list of terrible shows that haven't been cancelled...

Jimmy Kimmel Live! and Late Night with James Corden - Kimmel and Corden were never funny, and they come across as a middle-age men trying hard to be hip and cool with the times, and starting in 2016, they try and fail to emulate Colbert's success by doing "le orange man bad" political satirical jokes and are still doing it to this day. Speaking of...

Late Night with Stephen Colbert - It started out okay until mid-2015 and even to this day when Colbert does his shitty "le orange man bad" jokes, and is more of a news anchor than an actual comedian. You know, I liked his precursor show, The Colbert Report, because at least it wasn't standoffish, egotistical or annoying compared to what Colbert has become in this day and age.

The Daily Show - By the time Jon Stewart left, Trevor Noah took over his spot and he's just painfully unfunny. The show is on complete life support.

The Walking Dead - Its first season was good. It's also on life support and AMC is still milking it for whatever it's worth.

American Horror Story - It used to be fun, but it got worse and worse almost half a decade ago.

The Blacklist - The show died by 2015 or so.

NCIS - After Ziva left, the show automatically died.

Star Trek - There hasn't been any good Star Trek since the 2000s. Stuff like Picard and Lower Decks are trying hard to keep the franchise alive.

SpongeBob - The first four seasons (yes, I liked the fourth season, don't @ me) and the first movie were fun. The fifth season was okay, but it's not as good. Starting with its 6th season, the show declined real fast and after creator Stephen Hillenburg's tragic death of ALS, the network still continues to milk it dry with the likes of more movies and unnecessary spinoffs.

Simpsons - It's very cliche to say that the Simpsons is still bad and it needs to end, but it still reigns true. The show has now been focused on shitty Lisa episodes. Even comparing the modern day episodes to the classic vintage 90s episodes feels uncanny to me.

Disenchantment - It just sucks. That's it.

The Great North - It was unfunny then, and still unfunny now. It baffles that Bless thew Harts gets cancelled for two seasons, yet The Great North is about to air its third season.

Bob's Burgers - It was fun up until 2015 when the show overstayed its welcome.

Rick & Morty - Used to be good, but by the midway point of season three, the show automatically died and I haven't seen an episode of it since then.

Robot Chicken - It overstayed its welcome by the early 2010s. Ah well, it was fun while it lasted.

South Park - It's Matt and Trey sperging out and lecturing audiences with their political beliefs. The show died after the 2000s.

Animaniacs (2020) - An awful reboot that feels as if it's trying to be edgy for either 13-to-16-year-old teenagers or 3-year-old babies and is very trendy. Just stick with the classic 90s.

Jeopardy! - After Trebek's tragic passing, the show was never the same.

The Walking Dead is on its final season.

How the fuck is One Piece still going after 1000 episodes? I’m not much for anime but most of the ones I like only have about 30 or so episodes, and all the ones with hundreds get mocked for having too much filler, but One Piece seems to get a pass. It looks pretty goofy and stupid from what I’ve seen as well.

The manga will soon be starting its final saga (3 or 4 arcs), and it's been fucking awesome btw.

 

[TVB]

The Walking Dead is on its final season.

Still, it should've ended years ago and not as late as this year.

Are you boomers upset that you can't have a little get together at the water cooler at the office and complain about the decline of NCIS?

I stopped watching NCIS since 2011 or so. If I was a boomer, I'd still be watching it by now and would complain for hours. But I couldn't even a give a shit about this.

 

[BrunoMattei]

The Walking Dead is on its final season.

The spinoffs and movie is still happening tho.

The manga will soon be starting its final saga (3 or 4 arcs), and it's been fucking awesome btw.

 

[TVB]

The spinoffs and movie is still happening tho.

Like how an Adventure Time movie was announced and said it was happening. And it never came out, even after the show's ending in September 2018 and with the spinoff airing on HBO Max and all.

 

[McMitch]

How the fuck is One Piece still going after 1000 episodes? I’m not much for anime but most of the ones I like only have about 30 or so episodes, and all the ones with hundreds get mocked for having too much filler, but One Piece seems to get a pass. It looks pretty goofy and stupid from what I’ve seen as well.

Obligatory The Simpsons mention. Show should have been axed over two decades ago

The anime unironically got worse when they dropped filler arcs. The manga itself has been a consistently good quality for almost its entire run. As had been posted before, it’s entering its finale, so it’s unlikely to continue into the 2030’s.

 

[Basic Blonde Boy]

Like how an Adventure Time movie was announced and said it was happening. And it never came out, even after the show's ending in September 2018 and with the spinoff airing on HBO Max and all.

I wonder why the film never happened? AT was their most popular series for awhile so I cannot see it flopping. If I had to guess, it was most likely cold feet from the Powerpuff Girls movie bombing or CN moving on from AT because Go was the new cashcow, but IDK.

 

[TVB]

I wonder why the film never happened? AT was their most popular series for awhile so I cannot see it flopping. If I had to guess, it was most likely cold feet from the Powerpuff Girls movie bombing or CN moving on from AT because Go was the new cashcow, but IDK.

I mean, CN did release three other films based off their intellectual properties to theatres, but only two of the three are Adult Swim properties (Aqua Teen and Tim & Eric) while Regular Show's own movie had a limited theatrical run. Maybe it was best for CN to not take any risks.

 

[Dysnomia]

Still, it should've ended years ago and not as late as this year.

I stopped watching NCIS since 2011 or so. If I was a boomer, I'd still be watching it by now and would complain for hours. But I couldn't even a give a shit about this.

My mom watched it for hours. It's about time it got the axe though. It's gone on long enough.

 

[TVB]

My mom watched it for hours. It's about time it got the axe though. It's gone on long enough.

They should've just ended it much sooner than later.

 

[Basic Blonde Boy]

I mean, CN did release three other films based off their intellectual properties to theatres, but only two of the three are Adult Swim properties (Aqua Teen and Tim & Eric) while Regular Show's own movie had a limited theatrical run. Maybe it was best for CN to not take any risks.

They also technically released Teen Titans Go.

CN throughout the 2010s was weird though as they were clearly being absorbed into WB, so maybe new management took hold and cancelled the project.

 

[TVB]

They also technically released Teen Titans Go.

CN throughout the 2010s was weird though as they were clearly being absorbed into WB, so maybe new management took hold and cancelled the project.

But when put in consideration, HBO was also absorbed in WB. Pretty much anything bought by WB (such as New Line and such) became just WB and nothing else. It explains why TBS adult animation block didn't become that much of a reality (and not because of the Louis C.K. situation either), which explains why shows such as Close Enough were put into HBO Max.

 

[marvlouslie]

Both Family Guy and Simpsons should've ended a long fucking time ago.

 

[TVB]

Both Family Guy and Simpsons should've ended a long fucking time ago.

Seth himself wanted Family Guy to end for good, and even fucked with executives during seasons 6-9, and even recently he even wanted the show to end following after the Disney purchase, but Disney responded with no and forced Seth to conclude The Orville with its final season, while American Dad are picked up with three more seasons. The thing with Seth wanting to end the show is a real-life equivalent to the Rocko episode, Wacky Deli, where Ralph Bighead fucks over executives by having Rocko, Heffer and Filburt create an awful show, yet executives and audiences ended up loving it.

As for the Simpsons, it still reigns true even today. Even comparing the show's new seasons to its classic 90s episodes feels uncanny. Yet, Matt Groening still wants to ride the coattails on that show, as well as Futurama and Disenchantment.

South Park and Robot Chicken both died after the 2000s and Rick & Morty died during its third season, and they also need to end as well.

 

[McMitch]

As for the Simpsons, it still reigns true even today. Even comparing the show's new seasons to its classic 90s episodes feels uncanny. Yet, Matt Groening still wants to ride the coattails on that show Al Jean wants to show up some rando on Usenet

Corrected to better resemble reality. Greoning moved on in everything functional from The Simpsons when Futurama started.

 

[Xarpho]

When NCIS was on Netflix (and I still had Netflix), I remember jumping from season 4 or 5 that I was currently on and checking out one of the newest episodes, and they basically replaced the entire cast. When you get to the point where the dorky "probie" is now the senior agent and one of the longest-running cast members you gotta put it down.

Robot Chicken got to the shit point where they started huffing their own farts with original characters like Bitch Pudding.

 

[TVB]

Robot Chicken got to the shit point where they started huffing their own farts with original characters like Bitch Pudding.

I only liked when their original characters where one-time characters and not trying to be too integral, unlike what they were doing now, which explains why Robot Chicken started to become unfunny and irrelevant nowadays. The Bitch Pudding one was definitely the worst offender.

 

[Starbuxxx]

ABC's The Goldbergs. Soon to be ten seasons of "Remember the 80s? Remember big hair and 'Time After Time'? Remember Dirty Dancing and boomboxes?" But most horrifyingly, Jeff Garlin was MeToo'd (for "lewd jokes") and they use CGI to impose his face on a body double.

 

[starborn427614]

I'm so tired.

 

[TVB]

I'm so tired.

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God is dead.

 

[Calzaghe]

American Horror Story. Checked out after that stupid hotel season