Worst tv sitcoms ever made

 

   Some tv shows last a lifetime, never ending while others...aren't even known. But, they were created. They might have lasted only one season, or even just one episode. They are considered the worst sitcoms ever seen, and here are a few.

    If you ever wanna combined "National Lampoon Animal House" with a show called "Head of the Class", you would get this short lived show called Co-Ed Fever. Sadly, it never got passed one episode. What went wrong? Well, I have no idea, but the premise of the show was about an all girl college campus. The actors were ok, but I guess it didn't have enough viewers to stay on more than one episode. Does it make it one of the worst? Not really, but it did have a good idea, but I think it was better suited as a movie.

 

   Ever seen shows like "Hill Street Blues" or "NYPD Blue", well the creator of those shows created another show called "public morals" For this show, they tried to make it more comedic than dramatic. That was it's flaw. Suffering from bad ratings after one episode, the plug was pulled. The creator seemed to think of this show like another failed show called Cop Rocks, where that was more about singing cops stopping crime. This one was just more not right for tv.

    With the success of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles back in the 80's, in 1992, they decided to create a show called Battletoads. It didn't last. I guess not many people were into battle fighting toads like they would be with turtles. They only lasted one episode, and vanished into the unknown. They were popular more for the comics and video game. But for the tv show, it failed. It wasn't the worst, but it wasn't worth seeing.

   Emily's reason's why not. Well, lasted one episode and why? It started airing in the midseason, which some shows do, and isn't considered a good idea for their reputation. Plus Heather Graham is not one of the most liked people. The show is about her character doing well...not smart ideas. Why did it only last one episode? Well, a few episodes were aired, but it seemed the plug on the show was pulled before the others would air. This show, to me, is a pretty bad show

 

    If you loved "Monty Python's flying circus", you would NOT love this short lived show that was pulled off the air during the middle of it's first episode. "The Melting Pot" was created for British Television. It was well, pretty trippy and the show wasn't that enjoyable for any audience. It would criticize racial comedy as well as being crude. It isn't worth seeing, and there are no episodes ever seen. It is lost in the past. 

    When Dancing With the Stars was getting popular on ABC, another show featuring celebrities was created called Secret talents of the stars. However, it only lasted one episode. While Dancing with the stars went down with each episode, this show didn't have a chance. We never found out who would win as we only got one episode. Never saw it, but wondered who would have won.

   What is "The Will" about, and why did it only last two episodes? It's about a bunch of wannabe people that will soon inherit an old man's money. I don't know if it was a game show or some sort of sick drama where people compete against each other for the money they would have if they won. An old man soon dies and in his will, le leaves some money to whoever wins a game. I wouldn't know, but it only lasted an episode

    If you ever loved the movie "Uncle Buck", you should stay far away from this one. It seems that old movies are trying to come back or be rebooted. This version of "Uncle Buck" was a short lived tv show that lasted one season. Mike Epps portrays Uncle Buck, and this is nothing like the 1980 hit movie. If I were you, stay FARRRRRRRRRRRRR away from this. At least they had the decency to pull the plug on this show before another season was made. This show should never have happened.

I guess some shows never get a chance while others well....shouldn't have been made. For this, we don't know if they were success or failures, but now we know, they weren't meant to be created or were lost in the dust, and for that reason we are grateful that somebody has a creative mind to make a show, even if it ended up being a failure.