The 1. 7 Absolute Worst TV Shows On Netflix. Netflix might be pivoting more and more into original programming.

In fact, while you were reading that sentence, the streaming platform probably just dropped some big new series that will be the talk of the internet for the next two to three weeks.) It’s home to a vast array of TV shows from other networks as well, both of the great and not- so- great variety. Netflix isn’t just a place to watch the new season of Orange is the New Black or Stranger Things. It’s also a method to watch old shows that you might have missed or catch up on some current series ahead of a new season. Like anything with a deep library, however, there are more than a few stinkers in Netflix’s digital troves.

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The service has shows that you can binge in their entirety, but that doesn’t mean you should. These are the worst of the worst on Netflix. They may not be original programming from the streaming service itself, but they can be watched there. In other words, Fuller House, while absolutely wretched, won’t be on this list.) If you’re looking for a new show to binge, these are some of the worst choices you could make. Here are the 1. 7 Absolute Worst Shows On Netflix. Dexter. If Dexter had ended around its third or fourth season, it would undoubtedly be one of the best shows on Netflix, and maybe one of the best series ever.

But Showtime didn’t know when to quit with their favorite serial killer, so the interesting tale of this anti- hero went on way too long and became a parody of itself. The later seasons of Dexter are so ridiculous that they completely undermine the greatness that are the first few years. In some ways, the terrible later efforts even take away the show’s strengths. Debra doesn’t put up with Dexter’s anti- social behavior because of their sibling bond. According to the later seasons, she is romantically in love with him. Incest is never the answer, no matter how ideas have been explored. To watch the first four seasons of Dexter is a recommended endeavor.

Going anywhere behind the season 4 finale, as tragic as that episode may be, is an exercise in torture. The original 9. 01. It’s an unapologetic soap opera, but it’s also self- aware, fun, and it was certainly a risky show for its era. The remake/sequel which ran from 2.

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There are startlingly few original characters in the new 9. Mostly, the series opted to simply recreate the old characters with slightly different names and backgrounds. The result is an uninspired mismatch of new and old. The second 9. 01. That said, the remake of 9. It was successful enough to even spawn a remake of Melrose Place. The remake is just merely passable.

With hundreds of shows to watch on Netflix, a passable second attempt of a much more influential show simply isn’t worth it. Glee. Glee is an easy punching bag to take aim at, with countless jokes having been made at its expense. There is a reason for the mocking. Outside of a fun but uneven first season, Ryan Murphy’s high school musical series is a mess.

From season 2 onward, Glee wanted to be a live- action cartoon and a show that tackled incredibly hot- button issues like transgender rights, homosexuality, and domestic abuse. This would’ve been fine, if Glee had approached any of these topics with a sense of tact. Unfortunately, this series doesn’t know the meaning of the word “tact.” Glee is an indulgence of showrunner Ryan Murphy’s most garish instincts.

The show frequently switches directly from long abusive tirades courtesy of Jane Lynch’s character to lectures about the dangers of bullying. The worst thing about Glee is what supposedly made it unique. While there are some genuinely great singers on the show’s cast, every performance is heavily altered in post- production, having been autotuned beyond recognition. Every song from Glee sounds like a Kidz Bop album from the ninth circle of Hell. The Cleveland Show.

Humor is subjective, and that is especially true with Seth Mac. Farlane’s animated comedies. While some love the edgy humor of Family Guy and American Dad, others find it offputting and uninspired. At least Family Guy and American Dad have a little bit of effort put into them, though.

Mac. Farlane’s short- lived The Cleveland Show has almost no love or care in its DNA. A Family Guy spin- off, The Cleveland Show is just Family Guy with a black family instead of a white one. Every role in the Griffin family is filled in a one- to- one transition with Cleveland’s brood. Yet the title character, it must be said, is not Peter Griffin. Peter might not be everyone’s cup of comedy tea, but he has a personality. Watch The Condemned 2 Online Facebook.

Cleveland is just a bland guy with a slightly funny voice. He’s not a basis for any sitcom, least of all an animated one, where the characters tend (and need to be) much bigger. Star- Crossed. Star- Crossed sounds like a joke, but it was a real television show, created by real human beings that can be binged on Netflix, a real streaming platform. As the name would suggest, Star- Crossed aims to be a modern, and science- fiction inspired, Romeo and Juliet. A human girl falls in love with a boy from a maligned and abused alien people. Actual aliens mind you, not just a group of immigrants from across the border.)You’d be forgiven for thinking that the “aliens” in Star- Crossed are just humans, however, because the only thing that marks them as “other” are tattoo- like markings on their face. Matt Lanter plays the alien Romeo to Aimee Teegarden’s Juliet, and when someone as All- American hot as Matt Lanter is playing the disgusting alien, you know there’s been a mistake.

Outside of the ridiculous premise, Star- Crossed lacks all passion necessary for romance series. The two leads have no chemistry and any attempt to get them together is laughable.

Revolution. Revolution was producer Eric Kripke’s return to TV following his breakout creation Supernatural, and before Timeless. Last Orders Full Movie. While Kripke’s fans gave the show a second season and a fervent hope that it could get better, nothing ever came of the wishes or hopes.

Revolution has an intriguing premise. It exists in a world that suddenly lost all technology, and there are glimmers where the show almost capitalizes on its strong core ideas. It’s never more than glimmer. Revolution is more a cheesy soap opera than an interesting character- based science fiction epic. Revolution had one of the better casts in recent network TV history, boasting the likes of Billy Burke, Elizabeth Mitchell, and Giancarlo Esposito. Esposito was even hot off his terrific run as Gus Fring on Breaking Bad.

While the ensemble is nothing to scoff at, the plot supporting them is just bland and uninspired. Revolution’s not terrible, it’s just boring, which may be an even worse sin. Star Trek: Enterprise. The battle between Star Wars and Star Trek for science fiction supremacy will likely wage on for decades. While the Star Wars prequels are (rightly) maligned, Star Trek has an origin story nearly as bad in the form of Enterprise.

Though Enterprise originally aired in the early 2. Star Trek from the 1. Enterprise is pretty much everything wrong with a prequel. It’s lazy, unoriginal, and lacks what made the first outing great to begin with.

Enterprise is bereft of the magic and excitement of not only the original series, but of Star Trek itself. There is nothing clever or intriguing about this venture into the final frontier – it merely exists. Enterprise hints at or tells important stories to the lore of the universe, like the founding of the Federation and the Romulan War, but it never really excites.

Worst of all, the series leaves a ton of plot threads hanging with a dismal series finale. Enterprise was cancelled before its time, so it’s hard to be too harsh, but it still wasted the time it did have moping around with side stories and not getting to what the fans wanted to see. Last Man Standing.