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Worst TV Shows On Rotten Tomatoes. It’s always subjective to judge a movie or TV show as “great” or “terrible,” but Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer – an aggregator of reviews from critics and fans alike – is a great tool to get a general sense of how the majority of people feel about a particular project. Ideas that look good on paper don’t always translate into an equally good television series. Some writers, for example, take years to craft a pilot episode but aren’t able to follow through with an entire season that lives up to the project’s potential. On the other hand, some TV shows take so long to set up their stories that the audience becomes quickly uninterested.

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And, to be fair, certain series are just purely terrible ideas that leave us wondering how they even got approved, funded, and made in the first place. In this list, we explore some of the television shows that have the very worst scores on the Tomatometer, and it’s safe to say that pretty much all genres are covered. Sitcoms, dramas, superhero shows, period pieces, adult animation, original ideas, reboots? These are the 2. 0 Worst TV Shows Ever Made (According To Rotten Tomatoes). MULANEY (1. 7%)John Mulaney is a successful standup comedian who wrote for Saturday Night Live for six years and was even awarded an Emmy in 2. Justin Timberlake episode. In 2. 01. 3, the comedian pitched a semi- autobiographical sitcom called Mulaney to NBC, but the network passed.

In 2. 01. 4, Fox picked up the project, which went on to air 1. October of that year and February of 2. The show was received with a general negative consensus, and some stated that it resembled Seinfeld a little too much. Mulaney was definitely a low- point in John Mulaney’s career, and its score of 1. Rotten Tomatoes makes that quite obvious. The comedian was most recently seen on Broadway and around the United States as he toured with the Oh, Hello comedy act.

IRON FIST (1. 7%)Marvel and Netflix’s Iron Fist has its fair share of fans, but as a general consensus, the show definitely under- delivered in comparison to its predecessors Daredevil, Jessica Jones, and Luke Cage, earning the show an incredibly low score of 1. Rotten Tomatoes. While it was confirmed by Marvel and Netflix during SDCC 2. Iron Fist will indeed get a second season, the companies were also quick to point out that a new showrunner will take the reins of the project. Raven Metzner, whose writing credits include Sleepy Hollow, Six Degrees, and Clue, will replace Scott Buck as the series’ showrunner. For now, the hero will be seen in the miniseries event The Defenders, which will assemble all four of the main Marvel superheroes with shows on Netflix. IRONSIDE (1. 4%)NBC’s Ironside was a TV procedural drama that premiered in 2. It was a remake of 1.

Ironside, which aired for eight seasons on NBC and was considered a major success. Ironside’s cast featured actors Blair Underwood (who went on to play Andrew Garner in Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D.), Kenneth Choi (who appeared in Captain America: The First Avenger and The People v. Simpson: American Crime Story), and Pablo Schreiber (who appeared in Orange Is The New Black and American Gods). It is safe to say that the Ironside remake was a complete disaster for NBC, scoring the show a terrible 1.

Rotten Tomatoes. 1. TRUTH BE TOLD (1. Writer David J. Nash had a great run collaborating on shows such as . The latter, however, was received particularly badly by critics, which gave it a 1. Rotten Tomatoes. Starring in Truth Be Told were Mark- Paul Gosselaar (who played Zack Morris in Saved By The Bell), stand- up comedian Tone Bell, former TRL correspondent Vanessa Lachey, and Bresha Webb (who had recurring roles in ER and Grey’s Anatomy). The reaction to Truth Be Told was so bad that NBC decided to not even air the final two episodes of the show’s first and only season. It was also promptly announced that Tone Bell was already cast in another TV series.

DAMIEN (1. 1%)A& E’s Damien was a television show based on the horror franchise The Omen, which started in 1. In an attempt to take the franchise to TV, Damien premiered in 2.

Damien Thorn who had forgotten about his violent and Satanic past. Actor Bradley James (who had appeared in Merlin, Homeland and i. Zombie) played the title character, but Damien also featured Megalyn Echikunwoke (who portrayed Mari Mc. Cabe / Vixen in Arrow) and Omid Abtahi (who was the character Homes in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 and now appears in American Gods). But Damien did not do a good job in resuscitating The Omen franchise or translating it into the TV format. The show received a score of 1.

Rotten Tomatoes, which very clearly encompasses the general sentiment towards this project. ROB (1. 1%)After Rob Schneider’s huge success in the comedy movies Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo, The Hot Chick, and The Benchwarmers, the actor was overdue for a comeback, which was supposed to have happened with 2. Rob television series on CBS.

Though Rob carried the actor’s real name, the show didn’t have much to do with his real life, and instead followed an O. C. D. The cast included Claudia Bassols as the title character’s wife, Cheech Marin (famous The Lion King and Cars voice actor) as his father- in- law, and Diana- Maria Riva as his mother- in- law. Rob only scored 1. Rotten Tomatoes, which attests to the show’s very short lifespan on CBS. Rob Schneider was most recently seen in Adam Sandler’s Netflix film Sandy Wexler. FRIENDS WITH BETTER LIVES (1.

Friends With Better Lives was a sitcom that aired between March and May of 2. CBS. The show featured James Van Der Beek (of Dawson’s Creek and Don’t Trust The B In Apartment 2.

Majandra Delfino (from Roswell), Zoe Lister- Jones (who currently stars in Life in Pieces), Brooklyn Decker (who has starred in Battleship and What To Expect When You’re Expecting), and Kevin Connolly (famous for his role as Eric Murphy in HBO’s Entourage). Unfortunately for everyone involved, Friends With Better Lives did not do well, and scored a 1. Rotten Tomatoes. Out of the 1. DVD in the United States. ALLEN GREGORY (9%)2. Allen Gregory was supposed to be Fox’s new hit animated TV series. The show was about the title character, a fancy and sarcastic 7- year- old who was raised by two dads, and was created by famous actor Jonah Hill (who at the time was facing the controversy surrounding his significant weight loss), Andrew Mogel (who wrote Yes Man and The Grinder), and Jarrad Paul (Mogel’s frequent collaborator).

Allen Gregory has a 9% score on Rotten Tomatoes, so it’s safe to say that Fox’s plans did not work. The title character was voiced by Jonah Hill himself, and other voice work was provided by actors French Stewart (who is currently in CBS’ Mom), Nat Faxon (currently playing Nick in Netflix’s Friends From College), and Will Forte (from the Oscar- nominated film Nebraska and the Fox comedy The Last Man On Earth). ROSEWOOD (9%)Also with a score of 9% on Rotten Tomatoes is Rosewood, a procedural drama that went on for two seasons on Fox despite the critical bashing it received, having only been canceled in 2. Actor Morris Chestnut, who has been featured in TV shows like American Horror Story and V, as well as films such as Kick- Ass 2, The Call, and Boyz n the Hood, played the protagonist Beaumont Rosewood, Jr. The character was a Miami- based pathologist who often helped law enforcement in ongoing cases. The show was created by Todd Harthan, who had previously experienced a lot of success writing for Psych.

Another interesting name in the Rosewood cast is actress Lorraine Toussaint, who played Vee in Orange Is The New Black and voiced Nichelle in Pixar’s upcoming original film Coco. BETRAYAL (8%)The success of Revenge inspired ABC to greenlight other soapy TV series to populate the network’s Sunday night lineup, and so 2. Betrayal came to be.

Guess who directed the show’s pilot episode and served as a series executive? Patty Jenkins, the director of Wonder Woman. Betrayal went on to air the 1.