10 Exact TV Moments That Made Fans Rage Quit

[@MrSexyRac00n]

No mention of when Steve left Blue's Clues?

[@Gildy1234]

I was more upset when they chose Joe over Squidward

[@muscofahzhaw1231]

oh. it's only been 12 minutes since you left this comment. I feel this is my favorite so far

[@7F0X7]

That imposter *DARED* to stand where he once stood...

[@Rainebowes]

i didnt mind joe too much... what i did mind was when blue started... talking...

[@volcanosauce00]

It's December but we are just now getting our comment of the year

[@myTheus95]

Well, I'd rage quit Dexter, but the rage inducing moment was the finale...so....

[@franzluggin398]

If you stopped watching right there and then, and raged appriopriately, e.g. by throwing your TV remote, I'd still let that count.

[@TheMugfaker]

Arcane Aardvark - season 4 was pretty much Dexter's pinnacle. the rest of the series was awful.

[@elenna_alexia]

I actually still liked the series after that, though I do still think that the season 4 finale would have been the better finale to the series.

[@kinglseyabrokwah4682]

Arcane Aardvark Post season 4 Dexter isn't shit, but the first four season are easily better.

[@muscofahzhaw1231]

Yeah I'd say the turning point was Dexter falling in love with Julia Stiles. That was garbage. First season I didn't like. The last season was just some of the worst TV ever written. I liked season 6, but it would have been better if they just stopped after season 4

[@THX11458]

What? No mention of Steve Carell's leaving The Office? I know many fans who stopped watching afterward.

[@mikloowl4899]

Yep, supporting characters they tried to make the lead and just did not work. Jim and Pam becoming even more stuck up and just flat out boring. The constant who's the new manager plot that got old before it started Allowing that awful Nelly character back Andy and Erin back and forth, they wanted a Jim and Pam take two but neither character had the charm going in. Then making Erin the office love interest for the bulk of the cast. I only watched it because I had gone that far, but with rewatches once Michael leaves I stop. Occasionally the actual finale which wasn;t terrible.

[@THX11458]

Agreed ! Yes - Michael was the core of the show and basically everyone else hung off him plot-wise. Jim, Pam & Dwight were close to being main stars but when you get down to it, they were really just supporting actors -which is why the series collapsed after he left. Also, what the American writers didn't understand is that the entire Pam & Jim thing was about the two of them going back and forth with the audience guessing whether they'd ever get together. The two dating undermined their whole plot relationship (although it wasn't too noticeable). But when the two got married and had kids, it completely sunk that sub plot. Their characters became entirely unbearable afterwards. (notice that Gervais was smart - when Tim & Dawn (Jim & Pam) got together he ended the series). I also agree the manager thing was ridiculous - I think the only reason anyone watch it was simply to see what big name star would be shoe-horned in that week. I'm sure you agree with me that the show should have ended with Michael transferring to the other branch, but they had a cash cow and had to find some novel way of continuing the series. And yeah, the rest of your points are true - I actually stopped watching after about the first six episodes in season eight and never saw any of nine - but I probably will see the remaining shows eventually since I'm curious about how bad they may be. I'll be sure to see the finale.

[@RisingRecluse]

How could they miss this. After Michael Scott left and Andy Bernard turn Dunder Mifflin into musical theater watching it was a chore to get to the finale.

[@THX11458]

I don't know, it seems extremely obvious to me.

[@mikloowl4899]

Andy, the manager carousel, Andy and Erin, and California were annoying but anytime that awful Nelly character was on screen it was a chore to get through. With the exception of a decent finale everything from Michael leaving was garbage and we could have done without. Especially the forced tension with Pam and Jim, such an emotionally weak couple.

[@NumeMoon]

You missed LOST, but I forgive you because there were so _many_ rage quit moments.

[@alpakafantasy5134]

Indeed, LOST was actually my first TV Series I bingewatched over and over just to figure out the truth behind it all - till season 4.... and let us not mention the final episode of the final season...

[@TheWampam]

You probably could fill the whole video just with Lost. Alone the increase of supernatural and/or conspiracy stuff had many people lose interest(like me)

[@jackslepowron5905]

TheWampam I like the supernatural stuff but they didn't explain all of it

[@TB--sp9wy]

Nume Moon to me it was when Juliet died

[@Daageli]

If I'd be a quitter, when Charlie died. I did finish the series throught.

[@luckykoopa9892]

I've got one or two. -Charlie Sheen leaving "Two and a Half Men." Yeah, the show isn't great. But it was good for some entertainment when hanging with the pops. But when he left, and Ashton Kutcher came in, the show just felt so dull. -Rosanne when the family won the lottery. Show lost it's charm, I think. -Eric and Kelso leaving That 70's show.

[@falloutdaily1354]

Lucky Koopa Yeah Eric was my favorite, thi that 70's show is still my favorite show

[@LibraGamesUnlimited]

Given that the show is basically an incredibly thinly veiled take on Sheen's real life having him not be there IS kind of awkward. It's not that he (or the show) is overly funny or anything but he is the source of the material. It would be like trying to do "South Park" without crude humor. :)

[@MrElionor]

You mean Charlie Sheen getting canned from Two and a Half Men

[@MrWolfking002]

I agree when he left the show went to hell.

[@MrElionor]

MrWolfking002​ Left implied he had a choice

[@escalad89]

Cordelia sleeping with Angel's son in Angel!

[@jameskelly101]

escalad89 I didn’t quit the show but that was a low point. Cordelia was always going to be evil but they needed to change the story to accommodate Charisma’s pregnancy. It didn’t work. Season 4 is still a good season and Cordelia is still one of my favourite characters, but them two rogering was bad.

[@billysmith5409]

Season four of Angel in its entirety is bad.

[@lavender9386]

I rage quit when Charlie Sheen left 2 and a Half Men. It was shit afterwards. Also, when Topher Grace quit That 70s Show.

[@bex1107]

Lavender yes. That last season of that 70s show sucked. I pretend it didn't happen.

[@bex1107]

Lavender also Hyde and Jackie breaking up. And Jackie ending up with fez

[@marnieee123]

nah the main reason that twd were losing viewers is because it practically didnthave any storyline up until episode 8

[@easily_excitable]

Marnie Lord True, the current season has been extremely boring and even J. D. Morgan as Negan became annoying after 2 episodes.

[@phizmeister]

What? Annoying? I still watch the show because of his scenes. And i'm glad he has lots of screentime.

[@Markstubation01]

I quit watching seasons ago because of the lack of story lines. There is a reason why Zombie films are so popular... It's because they have endings.

[@kingoftheinternet1472]

Jesus people have no patience for development and plot. After the way this season kicked off the show really needed a relax period especially to be semi realistic. The point of the first half of this season was to build Negan up as a villain and explore the affect the season premiere had on each character and explain what happened to certain characters. I get criticism but most people are just bitching about important things within a story, If any bitching is to have about the series is it's bottle episodes that have been apart of the series for awhile.

[@BuFFoTheArtClown]

Naruto, I've been waiting since season 1 for development and plot. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[@browncoatkevin]

Charlie's death in Supernatural. Rotten enough to turn my brother from loyal fan to swear-off-the-series.

[@bex1107]

browncoatkevin yessssssssssssss. I had to stop watching for weeks after before I could finish the season. I'm still so pissed about that

[@memequeen7032]

I stopped watching after that as well.

[@freakyfro99]

I mean... the show kills off side characters regularly? Yeah it's sad but you cry and move on lol. If Bobby got killed off what made you think Charlie would be safe?

[@bex1107]

freakyfro99 I feel like Bobby dying provided important character growth and arc for Sam and Dean. Charlie's death was a bit more pointless. Tho I wouldn't say I surprised by it, but she was a character I really related to, so it hit extra hard.

[@HD-er2cq]

browncoatkevin Bobby's death in Supernatural got me.

[@SplotchTheCatThing]

I thought a zombie show was supposed to make you feel horrified and sickened.

[@KombatGod]

And that's why Walking Dead used to be so clever, because it brought so much more to the genere.... but nope. Last few seasons rolled back into the most cliche and generic you can be in the genere.

[@axeledongo7846]

Splotch the Cat-Thing one would think so right. I mean what Rick and his people did to that outpost was horrible no way they were to get away with it. Also who drops a show because they can't handle the emotions? what's the point of watching then?

[@mariahcareyslamb1223]

I'm not saying that there shouldn't be blood in the Walking Dead, but the amount of gore thrown on the camera really takes away from the emotional moment.

[@rjdiggs738]

Splotch the Cat-Thing it does actually do that. People are too sensitive nowadays.

[@darienchampagne6000]

Mariah Carey's Lamb It didn't for most stop bitching what about Noah,Dale and Hershel.

[@Rromantiq]

OLICITY - The Arrow 2 seasons of Arrow down the drain because of that mess. I'm still sticking with it but I know a lot of real fans who stopped watching because of Olicity. The constant crying, bitching, lying, keeping a secret for no actual reasoning and dragging the whole Goddamn team down with them it was truly awful.

[@Erlisch1337]

but then they obviously werent "real fans"? ba dum tssh

[@Erlisch1337]

+Liam Lee so...right after one of the best episodes since s02?

[@karenbrennan867]

Donald Moxham apparently barry allen screwing with the timeline brings her back. I gave up on arrow last season. shame cause it was so good.

[@TheAnanaki]

Olicity is a nice scapegoat but the real reason why Arrow declined was because of The Flash. Once they brought that absurdity into a character driven show like Arrow it signaled the decline. All the shows must now be homogeneous and lighthearted with cheese ball ass villains like Damien Darhk and Cupid. Olicity would be a footnote if the CW hadn't decided to build a wacky DC style universe based off a character driven crime drama like Arrow.

[@BalloutNewDregas]

RomanceHD you think that’s bad look at what’s going on now

[@MarilynMonday]

GHOST WHISPERER, when Jim becomes Sam and no one seems to notice. Also, the last episode of Medium, but it being the last episode, no one could really say anything.......

[@willlevesque9588]

the lucille scene is iconic from the comics. It had to be done, and is vital to the story.

[@MUIZTV]

Will Levesque Except it wasn't a shitty cliffhanger in the comic books...

[@damianstarr1696]

you do realise how TV shows work right??

[@Deathpool_04]

Adam White They did have to kill both. Glenn was the heart of the group and he would've gotten his happy ending which was be with his family. In the walking dead, that's not how it is. This isn't Disney channel show. Not everyone gets a happy ending. It also had to be someone that would give Rick a motivation to kill Negan. Abraham was pretty much asking Negan to kill him. Abraham had to die because he was the strongest of the group. If anything happened to Rick, Abe would be the next in line for leader. He would've helped a lot in the fight against the saviors. In other words, he was way too badass to keep alive. Negan was being smart by killing him. I do agree that he should've gotten killed before or after they met Negan. Now his death is just overshadowed by Glenn's.

[@willlevesque9588]

MUIZTV The cliffhanger was shitty, I agree. In the video he is saying the gore made people leave.

[@willlevesque9588]

***** I think only Glenn needed to die because since fans love him so much it will make the fans hate Negan

[@jayanths1221]

How the fuck could you forget Ashton Kutcher replacing Charlie Sheen on Two And A Half Men?? The show went to complete shit after season 8!

[@spencerftn1]

We started calling it, Dude, where's my Charlie, then quit watching.

[@mandarinsatire]

It was never good to begin with.

[@flutterbyedreams5188]

I remember rage quitting Torchwood after they killed off Ianto Jones. It's been years and it still steams me when I think about it.

[@AthenaGoddess]

God yes.

[@carolbutler4924]

Arwen Smith but the specials after were still so good!

[@MMapes31]

Omg, I am still mad!

[@chrisbyron8258]

When Peter Petrelli lost all his powers and could only have one at a time in Heroes. The show went shit after that. And then got cancelled.

[@deangordon2215]

Chris B W There was a point around halfway through season 2 where I started to like it again, but yeah overall it just became a mess.

[@thebitchinblack8166]

That and Sylar turning good coz he's lonely mega pissed me off with Heroes. I still love the show but Jesus did it make some bad choices.

[@piperschulenberg9109]

Chris B W it was the Hollywood writers strike back then that killed that show and many others off. They had no new episodes to show because they had nobody to write them.

[@76JStucki]

Heroes set itself up for failure. Really great premise, terrific first season...but there were too many characters that were effectively unstoppable. There are only so many places to go with that.

[@pershop4950]

To me, I was turned off of Heroes in the final fight scene of S1. You have 2 guys, one who has a lot of powers and one who absorbed a lot of powers. You're expecting this big mega-fight in the season finale,, even along the lines of Superman and Zod in Metropolis. But instead, you get about 30 seconds of a regular fist-fight and the season ends.

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

I stopped watching Flash when he gave his powers to a psychopathic serial-killer because he'd promised he would... and it wasn't a trick, he didn't have a plan, and there was nothing clever going on. He literally just handed over the ability to travel through time and murder anyone and everyone on every Earth in the multiverse because, gosh darn it, he'd given his word.

[@dr.raymondstantzph.d.2293]

I checked out after season 1 finale. The guy who killed his mom was prevented from ever even existing, something that should have altered his entire life and the lives everyone he knows... Little to no effect at all. Back to business as usual. Um, WHAT!?

[@hewdelfewijfe]

This. I kept watch, but damn that was ... unbelievably wtf.

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

+Dr. Raymond Stantz Ph. D. The series has at least been consistent on that, and that even people who have ceased to exist because of timeline changes can have time remnants still travelling in time. Flash has used it himself.

[@jackslepowron5905]

NoJusticeNoPeace that ability would make a serial killer much more dangerous

[@MrElionor]

Didn't he give his powers up to save Wally? And I don't think he was very bothered by not being able to travel through time and murder anyone and everyone on every Earth in the multiverse

[@robbybobby4373]

For me, I stopped watching Law & Order: SVU when Christopher Meloni (Det. Stabler) left the show.

[@cynthiapickett8342]

Robby Bobby I hear you; ridiculousness had already set in on the entire franchise by 2011.

[@itstheonethatsaysbadmother5591]

Robby Bobby stabler leaving ruined the show

[@sammyshehole]

I consider season 12 the final season. The seasons with Amaro were decent but it clearly wasn’t the same. And it’s just ridiculous at this point where the show’s at now.

[@itstheonethatsaysbadmother5591]

Robby Bobby year 12 was when they went from being law and order SVU to law and order SJW

[@flipzilip7138]

Roseanne, when they won the lottery.

[@jpistorius380]

wasn't that the last episode anyway?

[@flipzilip7138]

If I remember correctly, it was the whole last season. In the last episode she just found out that the whole season was just a dream and Dan actually died of cancer.

[@pandagirl42087]

Not a dream, a book she wrote, and he died of a heart attack, not cancer. Also, Jackie was a lesbian.

[@flipzilip7138]

ah, right! thx for reminding me, it was even worse than i remembered :D

[@joelmole3157]

I though the Simpson's rage quit moment was with The Principal and the Pauper? And you could argue a rage quit moment for Doctor Who was Clara's resurrection with Hell Bent

[@plr4plr]

Yea, I threw up in my mouth a bit over that. Hopefully they let that die on the vine and never revisit it.

[@jjmanderville1996]

Yeah I turned off from Doctor Who at that point, I couldn't stand Coleman at all (distracted from the Doctor way too much) - When she was revealed to be a little bit alive, I a little bit a died

[@guyincognito2512]

No one believed me when I said they would bring her back...

[@AnthonyGilardi]

Sonic sunglasses

[@mistertagomago7974]

The principal and the pauper was the episode i expected.

[@MsFreakyPeace]

I quit watching Supernatural when they "killed death". just the whole concept of this decision AND THEN making the villain deans weird love interest in the next season was so ridiculous, I literally stopped caring about it.

[@ShaoconNetwork]

Yeah i got mad when they did that but i still love supernatural too much to not watch it, ill admit.

[@aerieleah533]

Tbr I stopped loving the series like I once did after season 5. I was so worried that they would try and top the apocalypse and guess what they did? Angels became monsters of the week and mostly uninteresting. Deanmon was uneven in his characterization and underutilized simultaneously. Eve was overhyped then went out with a whimper and the leviathans were just a rehash of the same friggin plot of pestilence in season 5 only shittier and smarmier. About the only season I liked was 8, because it was a breath of fresh air. I liked the trials and to some degree I suppose season 9, but i doubt spn will have an ending as good as it would have been if they stopped at the logical conclusion.

[@ChrisAtheist]

I stopped watching supernatural after they killed tessa and charlie I mean first the kill off Meg for my the best char then, then Charlie and tessa For none of this 3 it was a really plot part Bobby we can say ok gives a good plot. But...

[@bastaudio]

I'm still watching supernatural... Sorta. Can't really get into the new season and after Season 10 it just seems kinda... boring. There is no sense of danger for Sam and Dean. Everyone they know and love has died several times and they themselves have died hundreds of times.

[@blacktigers98]

funny that i stoppedd after that same season, but not so much because i didn’t like the story. i think it’ssomwhat similar- i just stopped really giving a shit lol. i’ll still watch convention vids tho

[@sherman128]

Scrubs only ran for 8 seasons, the finale was the very best finale of all the tv finales.

[@doctormarky]

Daniel Scott no scrubs did have a series 9 based around medical school. It was painful to watch.

[@jjmanderville1996]

Hands Mark Smith the mind bleach... join us... it's blissful here

[@elenna_alexia]

Whooosh.

[@sherman128]

mark smith Dude....be cool.

[@cristoffL]

and we should never let anyone say different. because that last season NEVER HAPPENED!

[@blame7121]

I really, really have a hard time comprehending why people rage quit on The Walking Dead on that episode. "Sickened and hollow"? It's like watching GOT and rage quitting because one of your favorite characters die.

[@TheKeyser94]

Funny I quit GOT when they stupidly resurrected Jon Snow, with full of plot and characters behaving so out of character to justified the narrative, and of course, they totally raped Jon Snow as a character, because he has become the thing that he totally felt ashamed off and call off the duty that he always wanted to follow the Night Watch, all for because the producers wanted to please the Jon Snows fans that want Jon and Dany play house in the last season. And it seems that they would get what they wanted.

[@blame7121]

TheKeyser94 I don't really care about GOT. It was just an example for watching a series for all the wrong reasons. My point was watching The Walking Dead and not expecting gory and depressive scenes/episodes is like going to swim and expecting to stay dry.

[@TheKeyser94]

***** You don't even read the fucking books? Jon Snow felt ashamed of even becoming Lord of Winterfell, he never wanted the post, never desire it, and by that he never wanted to be King, this is the stupid idea of the producers fulfilling the stupid fantasies of the Jon Snow fans. Who cares about Jon Snow real motivations and desires if you have a good wish fulfilment fantasy? The fifth season had a little of fanfiction, that I can tolerate, but the sixth season become a full fanfiction to please a bunch of idiots.

[@specialfart7578]

i agree with you with no source material they just give the people what they want as they continue to gain popularity and get rich. Game of thrones was a risky show to make considering it requires such a high budget and i had high hopes for the writers because even though it was risky they made the show and made it faithful to the book and did a good job at writing, now it seems they are just cashing in as the show reaches its conclusion . GoT is still best show out right now, alot better than TWD.

[@specialfart7578]

Ali Asgur Sarcasm is hard on youtube because people are really that dumb so not gonna lie idk if you real or not

[@lonewolf6338]

Did anyone else also really like the debut of Neagan, yes he killed arguably one of the best characters, Glenn, but Neagan has easily became my favorite TV villain ever and Jeffrey D. Morgan has been an excellent addition to the cast.

[@robertsanden1347]

Tim Wood I love JDM as Negan. He is actually a breath of fresh air compared to the Ricktatorship for season after season.

[@garbgegal77]

Totally agree...Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Negan is f×××ing amazing!!! That episode was *awful* to watch but important to the story & building of Negan's character as one of the best (worst) villains of all time! How can people rage quit TWD? They need to calm down, put on their "shittin' pants" & catch up on the show because they're missing out!

[@jonallen8346]

No I didn't Negan is the most overhyped, shittiest character of the series so far.

[@benrobo1134]

It wouldn't have stopped me from continuing if it had happened in that "super special 90 minute finale" rather than making everyone wait until the next season. That was such a blatant middle finger to fans it was like AMC simultaneously saying "Hey we literally have to have cliffhangers because we are worried about how boring and repetitive the character arcs and dialogue has become" and "fuck you, we know you'll still watch the show no matter what". I stuck around to see Glenn and Abraham get bashed and yet despite them being literally my 2 favorite characters, I felt nothing due to the long ass wait, blatant emotional manipulation, and the thought in the back of my mind that this is just going to be another villain arc that will end the same way it always does after we have a bunch of pointless new characters forced on us only to be immediately killed like any viewer has an emotional stake in them. Rant over.

[@magicwisp3008]

Robert Sanden I agree I have a love-hate relationship with Neagan

[@quiteknight50]

I feel like the writers for Family Guy got a lot of crap for killing Bryan so they brought him back

[@JSmellerM]

They actually didn't.

[@MERCHIODOS]

JSmellerM where have you been? when Brian died so many people said "OMG Family guy is jumping the shark", so they brought him back

[@JSmellerM]

Merchiodos I wasn't. I was one of the many ppl who started watching again after Brian died because it was never done in a cartoon before. And I stopped watching after Brian was brought back. Seth MacFarlane himself commented on the matter that it was just done to show that we only appreciate something once it's lost.

[@Katosepe]

He came back in the same season. Unless we're talking about South Park, TV shows don't just change their storylines mid-season like that. Brian's death and return was planned from the beginning. Him coming back didn't have anything to do with fan comments.

[@Homerstar]

You are aware how long it takes to create a cartoon right.

[@reddragon0624]

Don't forget about Olicty

[@prometheusdazza2485]

The Gift Of Jericho and laurels deathibstead of felicity dying ( I know what happened in s5 e9)

[@GeneralSteelflex]

That's not a "moment". More of a festering, pus-filled infection that's been brewing for a while until we just couldn't take it any more.

[@LibraGamesUnlimited]

Not sure I get that. Is it just because there are people who think, since Oliver and (as they call her on the show) Laurel (in the comics she is Dinah, she goes by her middle name on the show for some weird reason, guess the same reason the city was originally called Starling instead of Star) are together in the comics they have to be together on the show and Felicity is a threat to that? I really don't see it that way. I'm an avid comic book reader but I don't think the shows or movies have to be that slavish to the books. If they want to try out different pairings they should. Of course I also don't care about that part anyway, as I watch them for the superhero stuff so the romantic subplots are of no real interest to me. That said I wish "Legends of Tomorrow" had done more Atom/Hawkgirl stuff because I would've loved for them to meet a possible future son of theirs who had bird wings and shrinking powers, like their take on Blue Jay from Justice League Europe. :)

[@GeneralSteelflex]

My deep-seated hatred for Olicity has nothing to do with Black Canary (though I would rather that part of the show be more like the comics). It has to do with the fact that the romance between the two of them has become the main focus of the show (at least it was last time I watched). All through Season 3, I was bashing my head against the wall from how much a show I loved had gone downhill, all because of this undo importance given to fucking Felicity and their forced as all fuck romance. I don't have a problem with romance in general, but not when it interferes with the rest of the product like this (the first two seasons I think did a great job of keeping a good balance). A few episodes undo Season 4 showed that the Olicity train wasn't stopping any time soon, so I just decided to abandon the show. I couldn't take it anymore. It's obvious from watching at least the first season that the writers intended Laurel to be Oliver's true love. But then I guess at some point between Seasons 2 and 3, they went and got themselves lobotomies for fun and decided pandering to the retarded ass shippers online, would be a great idea And again, I wouldn't give a fuck if it didn't become the central focus of the show, and completely wreck everything else. FUCK!

[@LibraGamesUnlimited]

General Steelflex Fair enough. Now, it's not a thing anymore. I will admit they did put too much of a focus on it for too long.

[@utsxslv]

When Bones had her baby, on Christmas Eve, in a barn, complete with animals. Um....there was no room at the "Inn" and Booth just said, ok, we'll go out back and have my kid in a barn, sure. I haven't seen an episode since.

[@FastDuDeJiunn]

LOL seriously? I stopped watching so never seen that part......... haha does sound pretty bad.

[@Susiruhtinas]

I never stopped watching 24 even when the nuke happened, it was too good of series.

[@EWall1498]

I never stopped watching 24, but if there was one moment from that season that marked a decline it was the next episode when the big bad of the previous season is revealed to be Jack's brother. I thought the whole family thing was a mistake that drug season 6 down. Season 7 felt like a return to form.

[@jaketheauroran]

I don't get why they hated the nuke. I didn't think "oh everything will be fine from here on out" - I wondered if they would set off more nukes. I thought "oh crap they're not playing around - it's serious now!"

[@jackofalltrades4742]

The series is great but we can all agree that season 6 probably turned off a lot of people. It was just plain bad.

[@XTORD1]

but isnt it wrong to call it a decline then if season 7 felt like a return to form? Even tough i really liked season 6 for some reason.

[@Susiruhtinas]

I would not call season 6 the worst, that would be 4 if you ask me.

[@leerich1324]

people didn't stop watching the walking dead because it was sick, it was mostly because Glenn died

[@akenn79]

I stopped watching because they just kept repeating storylines. First the Governor, then Terminus, then Alexandria. After hearing about Glen's death and all I did catch the beginning of that episode but it was so maudlin and cartoonishly over the top I haven't caught a second since then

[@larrylewis550]

I quit after the season finale just before Glenn died. Ending it on a cliff hanger was so cheap and sleazy, it was glaringly obvious that the show was no longer about quality (hadn't been for some time at that point, but I was holding on to hope) it was about cheap gimmicks to try desperately to cling to its audience.

[@daisysw3147]

Absolutely not for me. A lot of people knew it was coming, I watched maybe 6 more epsiodes... it was the tiger for me. All boring and same old same old.

[@darenridgeway1481]

Yeah Glenn's death did it for me too. I expected it due to his death in the comic, but in the tv show it was just kind of pointless. In the comics it's Glenn's death that transforms Maggie from kind of a victim into a leader and major force... but on the show she was already a strong, central character making it just a middle finger to all the fans after the whole Dumpster fiasco the season before. As it was just felt like the producers were Trolling me... Huh... I think I'm still salty about this one... so I'll stop now, heh.

[@MarcelNL]

Many people (including me) quit The Walking Dead when that blonde chick got shot in that hospital where she was forced to work. Another chick's death: the one who got murdered by the lockers in Under The Dome. She was about the only actually interesting person in that show. The show already was getting worse, but that moment, and the very obvious way that she got replaced by someone else? Screw that! And you showed Game Of Thrones; many people ragequit indeed at the Red Wedding, others when Stannis burned his daughter and a LOT when Sansa got raped. But I do think many did decide to pick it up again afterwards, because many people were like: "No, THIS time Got REALLY went too far! THIS time I REALLY am quitting!!!"

[@HuskDust666]

For the Walking Dead one her name was Beth

[@ryanhasagirl11]

If you switched off of the walking dead because of the season 7 premiere being brutal, then why the fuck are you watching a zombie show?

[@vampenga9277]

It wasn't because of it being brutal people left because of just how far stretched out the Neegan reveal was. Not to mention the first kill he does is a FUCKING SEASON CLIFFHANGER! Meaning you had to wait months to find out who's brains are now on the ground. That's just a dick move.

[@comicsmakenosense]

Natures Degenerate i bailed at terminus. zombies are like wild animals. they were acting on instinct. once it went to people being cruel to other people, there was a mean spiritedness to the show that turned me off. it really wasn't so much a zombie show at that point. just personal taste.

[@Vandalle.]

No, what a daft comment, people stopped watching after the season premiere so the reason was not the fact that they made you wait months to find out who it was, it is obviously something that happened in that episode, and like he said anyone who's watched the walking dead for 6 seasons and turns off after one brutal episode is a fucking idiot

[@vampenga9277]

The wait still could have played into it because you have people that tuned in just to see the brutality of it that aren't normal viewers since it's a pivotal moment in the comics. Then you have people who watched the episode and might've found it to just be senseless and violence for violence's sake. And even still you can have people that stuck around but found the show had no direction once Neegan stepped in and the stories weren't as enticing.

[@flintrocks]

Thats not why people stopped watching. Its as the man said - its because they used very manipulative story telling, and used brutality for the sake of brutality. We didnt need to see Abrahams death, thats not what happens in the comic. They just did it to shock and disturb us. Glenn being the big reveal would have been fine, they didnt need to torture the shit out of the viewers. Watching that premiere was one of the most agonizing pieces of television I have ever watched. It made me feel sick to my stomach, filled me with hopelessness. Not an enjoyable experience. I haven't quit watching the show, but i have certainly taken a step back and will never think of the show the same

[@IsaFinchelLove]

The first 4 seasons of Community are some of the best in television history.

[@Markstubation01]

The earlier the episodes the better.

[@mrjacob0101]

I disagree on some shows like Star Trek The Next Generation, it got better as the seasons got in.

[@adamskibrapmanlolage]

Markstubation01 Santa Annie best episode ever.

[@DrVolk]

Don't forget The "Return" of Slade in Teen Titans Go, and Charlie Sheen's firing in Two and a Half Men - my late grandma ragequit on the latter, and I remember it very well

[@BangingMash]

Stargate SG1 - barely survived 2 seasons after Jack O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) left. Just wasnt the same without him!

[@The_Daily_Tomato]

Actually it was because of Brian's death that people rage quit the show and after severe backlash they brought him back. That move probably saved the entire show.

[@tamarlewis9792]

Brian's revival was always planned, had nothing to do with backlash. It takes months just to do one episode...

[@bisontinepaulloidagough6469]

Before the death of Brian even happened, the seasons episode descriptions had him as a main character later on. As LewiTML stated, it was always planned. From the episode when Stewie uses the time machine to go into the future and buy the toy early it was blatantly obvious that they'd revive him by using that time machine from Stewies past self. People that actually thought he was perma-dead are just stupid.

[@tydyman2003]

TheIcelandicPrincess ha saved thats a good one

[@echosierracharlie9327]

I have rage quit Supernatural about nineteen times.

[@redcowcat8705]

Omg same. I'm such a looser i have nothing else to watch.

[@I_am_MaX_Frost]

I agree about everything, especially _Scrubs_ but I still love the _Simpsons_ and I ever will!

[@XTORD1]

while i might agree in some extent with x-files and 24 , i still love both.

[@francescorusso6642]

I can't imagine a world without The Simpson. Not ALL Episodes are good, but now there are more than 600 (you can forgive 10 or 20 bad episodes). And some of the recent ones are really beautiful as Barthood (27x09).

[@maryfoxx6019]

my thoughts exactly!

[@check-the-rhyme]

i watched community all the way to the end, i felt like quitting when shirley left, but i sticked with it cos of completionism

[@jamieconlon6873]

Luca8802 yeah same i finished it but it was never the same, the show wasnt bad but it wasnt anywhere near community standards

[@kkknotcool]

No way. You cannot just loose the punching bag and the two part team that was abed and troy. It's like getting rid of norm and woody from cheers. You cannot replace two main people and keep the show good. Maybe one could leave but not both.

[@Wardads1]

I upped you just for slipping in "community standards "!

[@Ledzeppelinsixtynine]

Heroes Season 3. Peter loses his powers AGAIN. Instant rage quit.

[@GeneralBulldog54]

I stopped after Nathan transformed into Syler. Decided to give it another shot and it was the carnival season.

[@FastDuDeJiunn]

I liked that show. Miss the original season. Hero.... he to funny.

[@seanzadsalamat5167]

Ledzeppelinsixtynine yes bro. I was so mad. And he never got them back

[@ChaosZeus999]

Family Guy when Stewie turned from a evil genius sociopath intent on killing Lois and ruling the world, to a really camp baby.

[@chibilaichi]

I didn't rage quit The Walking Dead. I already knew Glenn was going to die by Negan's bat, Lucille (it was in the graphic novels, people). I quit because of having to wait so damn long for the next season, only to have a very short season premiere.

[@buckywinchesterhologlitter1599]

Chibi Lychee saaaaame.

[@davidbeppler3032]

graphic novel? what is that? some kind of jumped up comic book? ok so wonderwoman's weakness is BDSM. it was in the comic book. has to be in the movie.

[@nirosenb]

When Eric left that 70' show

[@megazwatcher]

what made me rage quit x-files was the obsession with alien conspiracies and conspiracies in general, i liked x-files for it's various mysteries like the leech man same with supernatural if they had left out the angels and toned down the demon obsession i would still be watching it for the ghostbusters like monster hunting

[@taurinserotonin9994]

Never go full Watchmojo

[@FairytaleBlogger]

I still remember throwing a pillow at the TV and never watching Charmed again when they froze Leo, when I was a teen😂

[@grimfate]

I can't hear Ben talk without thinking of Douglas Reynholm from I.T. Crowd. (And I'm sure I'm not the only person to ever comment this.)

[@AlmostAnimixers]

I personally liked Douglas better than Denholm. Still, I'll admit that he could get a little trying at times. He was fun in small doses, when he wasn't as much of the focus of the episode.

[@grimfate]

They both had their pluses, but certainly Douglas was the better character. I think Denholm was probably too shallow to make a proper character, but good enough to add something to the scene he was in.

[@ChaosZeus999]

I'm hearing Stephen Toast. For obvious reasons.

[@Jigglypuff981]

The single funniest Denholm moment for me was when he stepped out of the window

[@bigbossignition]

Every time.

[@simonetanzi5103]

never heard of scrubs season 9... what are you talking about whatculture???

[@winternow2242]

I loved "Saddlesore Galactica". I nearly fell off my chair laughing at the Jockey Song.

[@TrippleBPlays]

I agree with Scrubs. I didn't see all of season 9.

[@lovablesnowman]

Barnett Brown you mean the spin off season?

[@TrippleBPlays]

Yes, the spin off season

[@michaelboiteau9890]

the problem with scrubs season 9 is that it was scrubs season 9. if the called it something else and changed the names of the characters it would have had a few seasons, accting was good and it was well written. shame really

[@lovablesnowman]

Michael Boiteau nah I dislike the spin off season on its own merits. It's no where near as funny and entertaining as Scrubs

[@GussieBabes]

I believe if was called Scrubs Interns or something like that, but when it failed they just decided to call it season 9. That could all be bollocks, so take it with a grain of salt.

[@jb112011]

i quit every time I view raw

[@lilclorox6545]

lol

[@myTheus95]

I know that feel...

[@jasonjimerson7046]

And yet you go back week after week asking for more. Why try it if you aren't going to like it?

[@DashieNegan41]

only if it's Roman Reigns winning in a bullshit way

[@simonetanzi5103]

I just watched the last episode... it's literally a "fuck this shit" kind of feeling on a weekly basis

[@65willb]

It was Brian’s death that angered viewers, not his resurrection.

[@Enju23]

will brinkley for me it was that they brought him back, like.. killing off a main character fucking sucks, but it creates a memorable moment in the shows history, and just to instantly bring him back is just plain stupid, another time for how they fucked it up was when they tried to show how it would be if Stewie killed Lois to see she survived then killed him, only to see the entire thing was a dumb simulation

[@Martin99009]

I was actually angered more by his resurrection. If they kill off someone they should at least have the balls to stick to it.

[@Starmadien2019]

Naw it was his resurrection for me.

[@damnrapunzel8130]

"Sara's" head is sent to Lincoln. Michael is in prison at the time. There are so many inaccuracies in WhatCulture videos these days.

[@jessechounard]

Her resurrection was when I quit the show, though. They got that part right. Also killing off the new characters from the previous season and burning the prison down to set everyone free. It's like they hated everything they'd done before and decided to reset. Yuck!

[@joshr408]

Paul Grant You could say its a shit whatculture video for wankers

[@damnrapunzel8130]

Josh R #shitwhatculturevideoforwankers

[@sambeech6771]

Greys anatomy should have been on this

[@Zazsuran]

Mr Vest agreed!!! I faithfully watched Grey's until the plane crash - I just couldn't defend the show anymore.

[@sambeech6771]

Zazsuran I think it got better and better until the crash, then it got slowly worse until they killed Shepard and yang left. By then it was full on dead. Then I gave up

[@CondensedMilk15]

Mr Vest that's awesome... I tried binging it just before summer and I stopped after omalley died cause I was upset and I know that the show gets worse

[@Niraniesya]

I raged quit that show when Derek was killed off

[@Partypooperfanmade]

Mr Vest yes after the plane crash when lexi and mark died in was done

[@nevik9199]

what about when they switched Darrins on Bewitched? yea..i went old-school!!

[@chikowashere]

The Simpson's isn't bad now, I just barely watch it. But if nothing is on then I'll watch it. I'll even watch the every Simpson's ever marathon.

[@HereForTheComments]

They're doing another one?

[@kkknotcool]

It is just a huge drop in quality. Were before they would make a story about snakes and make a great cameo with Berry White. Now they make an entire show about lady gaga. They are a pathetic shell of the great show they once were. The owners should be ashamed they kept it alive this long, like a pathetic old dog that no one has the sympathy to put down in the pool of its own filth.

[@92brunod]

it isn't bad, it is horrible

[@CosmicUndeadElf]

It depends on the episode, there are some that are hilarious, some that are just okay, and some that are a complete waste of time. The quality of the show varies, but back in the 90's there was more of a consistent quality you could expect from the show.

[@tonyatrache8507]

actually the part where Brian died was when people rage quit, they just brought him back because they were getting a lot of shit for it.

[@METALQUBE1]

everything you said about how that walking dead episode made everyone feel is exactly how good of a show it is. it made its fans feel empty on wathcing a fictional character die. i was about to rage quit on it too cause glenn was my favorite character but then thinking about how it made me feel made me realize how good the show actaully is.

[@abigailcarroll6982]

Supernatural. I have to say the entire Season 11 finale. Though, Death's death in Season 10 definitely started turning me against the show. There was too much "What the fucking fuck?!" and "I am so bored I think I dozed off, but I've missed nothing so that's OK,".

[@happychaosofthenorth]

For me it was halfway through season 8 when Sam, The Special Snowflake got chosen for the Trials or whatever. I got so tired of everything being about saving poor tortured Sam and occasionally Castiel and that other guy who drives the car, whatshisname again? I went from loving Sam, and sympathizing with his character even when he was kind of a jerk (like in season 4) until everything was all about him from the end of season 5 onward. Before it was more balanced and I heard the show has found that balance again, but at this point I no longer care.

[@abigailcarroll6982]

happychaosofthenorth I don't remember much of S9, but I think I hated it. The finale was heart stopping (Dean became a demon). Then they took an awesome plot potential and the promise of "The Year of the Demon" and cleaned him in 3 episodes. S10 sucked. Then they literally (somehow) killed Death. S11 was starting to look good, then they flipped the bird and started the trash fire again. My friends who still watch tell me it's OK but not really. Apparently Lucifer got a girl pregnant, so I think I'll stay gone

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

The thing about Supernatural is it's _extremely_ uneven. There have been multiple times I was tempted to give it up, like virtually all of season 7, but it's always come through and surprised me. The current season where Lucifer feels more like a monster-of-the-week than the single most powerful entity currently existing in the Universe (and that serious WTF mid-season finale where the president of the USA has just two bodyguards and the Winchesters allow themselves to be captured instead of running away because... reasons) might have done it for me at long last, but I've felt that way before (death of Charlie, anyone?) and had them pull it out of the fire and salvage something worth watching again.

[@Katosepe]

I'd go as early as Season 6. The show was originally intended to have 5 seasons and the end of season 5 totally felt like a finale... and then they kept going. They explained it away as the second five-season-arc, like a sequel series, but it always felt weird to us. My wife and I stuck it out about halfway through season 6 and then stopped.

[@chadl2148]

As soon as they killed Azazel it should have been over. Or when they stopped the apocalypse. Everything since then has just been shoehorned in.

[@maxacorn]

i quit the simpsons after the reveal that skinner wasn't skinner. one of the most badass characters in the show turned into a joke after that.

[@RenaDeles]

...........Skinner.. was.. badass for you? I mean he wasn't a total wimp, but what?

[@maxacorn]

impressive tactical acumen, brutal martial artist and those nam flashbacks. skinner was awesome back in the day.

[@Threadoflength]

I think that that episode is pretty well known as the beginning of the end for the Simpsons.

[@rorythepussycar8816]

maxacorn Yes he was a Quality badass who lived with his mother. What a badass

[@Spameggssausage]

yeah that was a dumb episode

[@maleficentmistressofallevi3252]

Lost, of course. But my most recent: Once Upon a Time. The fact that it's broken it's own rules, just written off characters as if they never existed, pulled cheap tricks/flash in the pan characters just to serve as fan service bait (literally fan service, as if youre a fan of x character) and the insulting way it reuses it's old material. LOST had more logical depth, and that's really sad. And considering these are the writers of LOST, I'm not surprised. It too, was an amazing series until it got so frustrating and pointlessly annoying to watch most people were happy it ended. Can't wait for OUAT to end, too.

[@victoriareyes8981]

I can't believe you didn't include Lexa's death on The 100, it literally sent the ratings and the show's presence on social media to shit, it had a very negative effect on the next episodes and more recently on the premier of the new season

[@cuzmcc]

Alycia Debnam Careynted wanted off the show probably because of fear the walking dead was in the works and she is now one of the lead roles on that so kinda doesnt count if the actor wants out

[@M1kke78]

Slycargo Bravado, you make no sense. Many of the listed ones had the same reason.

[@o-o-o-ozempic]

I quit The Walking Dead two weeks ago. I am so fucking sick of every episode being about a different character that we won't see again for the rest of the season.

[@GeneralSteelflex]

Then man, you quit at exactly the wrong time.

[@jaybainbridge430]

you quit a show in the 7th season because of 4 or 5 episodes were bottle episodes lol you're a sheep

[@jjmanderville1996]

While I certainly understand and get frustrated about the fragmented story lines in TWD, It's about the only way they can do it so they dont catch up and overtake the comic

[@EvilAnomaly]

Quit that show after S3, don't know what the hype is behind it.

[@o-o-o-ozempic]

General Steelflex I'm fine with that. I've read the comics, so I know that Negan lives. The show has been awful for quite a while and I can't say that I miss it. Fuck, it's on right now and I'm checking my youtube comments instead of watching it.

[@kikusama]

Ending of How I met Your Mother!!! it ruined the show.

[@kentonkruger8333]

Ummm, you rage quit watching a show after its last episode? That's a neat trick.

[@tydyman2003]

Kuri M I mean thats and ending for you it'll ruin it or it'll wrap it up

[@itstheonethatsaysbadmother5591]

Kuri M absolutely

[@monimoo88]

Robin was horrible for ted. She was commitment phone and he was a hopeless romantic. Felt like there was never any real chemistry and a whole season building up to Barney and robins wedding only to tell us in the last few moments they divorced soon after and Barney went on to knock some chick up? Killing off the mother after all that? It was a bunch of bull.

[@christophermcginnis2790]

I'm still mad. As an avid rewatcher of shows I love I can't bring myself to watch episode I initially did love. One, the jerked us around with a season centered around a single weekend. Secondly, we got the mother we wanted and deserved only to have that feeling shat upon.

[@BuckingBadger]

The Red Wedding made GOT fans quit for a while but at least GOT still tastes like fine wine

[@Markstubation01]

I tried it. Tasted like shit to me

[@muscofahzhaw1231]

I didn't give 2 shits for Rob Stark, so I never understood the "backlash"

[@Markstubation01]

Rage quit happens when Marissa dies on the OC.

[@k_a_y_l_e_e]

that was too sad to make me rage quit. i even knew it was coming and i still cried like a baby lol. granted season 4 wasn't as awesome as the previous 3, it definitely could've been worse.

[@Markstubation01]

Kaylee It was great before Marissa overdosed in TJ. It was just all right until she died. Then it got shit.

[@k_a_y_l_e_e]

Markstubation01 it was a tad repetitive. honestly, i feel like it may have been better to kill off julie or jimmy rather than marissa herself. even though the producers felt her character had been played out, i think there was still plenty to develop with her. julie got boring.

[@Markstubation01]

Kaylee What they should have done was end the show with the graduating High School. All Teen Dramas mess up after the character graduate High School. It's like 'how do we keep them all in the same location?"

[@k_a_y_l_e_e]

i don't understand how they couldn't have kept their story line alive in college tho? like, we could've seen marissa try and assimilate after her thing with trey and then with volchuc (volchuck?). i feel like killing her was a cop out. yea, having the four of them in two different locations would have been tricky, but they could have had some fun with it, too.

[@shikb]

I stopped watching Sleepy hollow when they killed off Abigail Mills and I stopped watching how to get away with murder when they killed Wesley and I also start washing The Walking Dead when they killed Glenn

[@TrueBackLash]

I said it before, I'll say it again, despite it no longer bein in its prime, The Simpsons is till better than most of the crap they put on TV now.

[@michaelboiteau9890]

not really but kinda, i could probs name 20 shows easy that are better but in saying that i still enjoy the simpsons to this day. im not gonna sit here and say that it had never declined but its still a decent show

[@TrueBackLash]

I'll take it, I know the earlier Simpsons were better, but it still makes me laugh. Also considering how much TV is out there nowadays, 20-40 shows that are better isn't a bad average.

[@drewbaby299]

I'll watch The Simpsons over other shows for sure. The last couple seasons have actually been pretty good.

[@gorkon78]

Apparently I gave up on this show long enough ago to not have heard of this jockey elves thing.

[@TrueBackLash]

Famousperson Fromhistory Yeah that part was legit dumb. But the episode was saved by the awesome race horse, Duncan aka Furious D.

[@kevinlindstrom6752]

Granted it was the season finale, but How I Met Your Mother. Haven't watched a rerun since. I just can't.

[@muscofahzhaw1231]

I honestly was doing the same thing. I praised that show and recommended it to all my friends saying it's pretty smart and knows what it's doing, but after that finale, I erased it from memory. Recently I visited my family and they had an episode on, and it reminded me that it actually was pretty good. I still don't recommend it because people will want to see the end

[@kevinlindstrom6752]

Yep.

[@DanielFeinDrums]

I'm only watching the alternate ending because the real one is just so bad that it hurts

[@gallifrey_falls]

I've just been watching old episodes that I enjoy and trying to forget the ending. It is still a pretty awesome show without the ending, so I just don't watch that lmao

[@GorgonzolaChedda]

the death of lexa and lincoln from the hundred. They were the most compelling characters besides Clarke. I never rage quit anything so hard.

[@WorldzMo5t3pic]

Finn for me. He was a really cool character and I'm a sucker for love subplots.

[@darkgenesis342]

yes lexa hit me hard

[@michaelyoung5613]

The lexa storyline was the best thing that show had going after the initial first season. After that, it got watered down

[@sdkelmaruecan2907]

All the episodes from seasons 11 or 12 of "The Simpsons" have aged better than we expected, and "Saddlestore Galactica" is a classic, I was also disoriented by this episode but then it was obvious that it was deliberately annoying, it was meant to upset the fans who were constantly complaining on the Internet about how unrealistic and cartoonish the show became. Just before the jockeys, you had Marge rolling on the floor laughing hysterically and Moe's heart beating like in a Looney Tunes' cartoon, this was an 'experimental' take on the fans' obsessions with Simpsons' level of realism, that's why there's a moment where Homer asks people if anyone is interested in the opinion of the Comic Book Guy.As a fan, I avoided this episode for years but when I watched it again, I realized how brilliant it was.

[@ixtlguul4578]

I had to rage-quit "Lost" about ten minutes into the first episode.

[@CinemaDemocratica]

My rage-quit moment with The Simpsons was the Christmas episode where Bart burns the presents by accident and then tries to cover it up but the episode ends with the entire family fighting over a rag. And the proof that my rage-quit really took, is that I have no idea of these evil jockey-dwarves of which you speak. First time I'd ever heard of them.

[@balloonator3379]

i was surprised that, not in the video nor the comment, no one mentionned the 100. They killed off lexa, lost lot of viewer, and two episode later, they killed lincoln, just to lose even more viewer. personally, i still follow the show

[@williamblackfyre4866]

Balloonator I see alot of people saying it. It surprised me because the show was trash from beginning to end...twilight levels of bad is how I feel when my girl binges on it.

[@arikwolf3777]

I rage quit the show CSI when Warwick was murdered.

[@Spameggssausage]

yeah, me too. Grissom leaving didn't help either

[@simonetanzi5103]

that was fucking brutal

[@axeoseilez3207]

When they replaced 95% of the cast of house. The show was fine the chemistry between foreman chase house and city was perfect. And then they screwed the pooch

[@emmalynn877]

The reason people rage quit after the walking dead premier was because they were pissed about their favourite character not being immortal.

[@木星からの脱出]

No, it's because the show is bad. After using Negan as bait for so long, they realize there is no need to watch anymore.

[@Faillord1]

Negan for me was the reason to like the show more, after a few seasons of just telling the story from too many perspectives instead of being in a cohesive story like it is now and was up until season 4. They teased the death of Glenn before and everybody complained they didn't follow through and now they are upset because they did... that doesn't make sense. From the second half of season 6, TWD did way better in my opinion, but maybe thats just me.

[@macho10101]

People are mad about Negan? Dafuq? The moment he stepped outside of the RV my heart almost gave up because of the amount of awesomeness.. Negan is what the Walking dead always needed..

[@thisperson1031]

They were mad at the idiot cliffhanger.

[@macho10101]

+Emily Smith Well yeah thats why its a cliffhanger... Cliffhangers are suposed to be like that.. They couldn't have showed us who dies back in season 6.. Because then it wouldn't be really a cliffhanger..

[@MsInterestedParty]

Macho ツ going to agree with whatever you said because of your avatar!

[@buckywinchesterhologlitter1599]

Macho ツ I totally agree with you

[@jackmayor3574]

lol Walking Dead is trash. It has been since Season 1. (Also Negan is just a shittier version of the mayor. And he's not badass, he just has plot armor. There's a difference)

[@kristenmckenna3830]

What about Lexa's death from The 100?

[@cuzmcc]

she wanted off the show so doesnt count really

[@michaelyoung5613]

God that storyline was fucking great!! That romance and dynamic between them was compelling. The 100 is still great in my opinion

[@vincentadultman8527]

Hashtag #RageQuittingForWankers Hashtag #RageQuittingForWankers

[@danielmashanic5738]

No tv series has ever annoyed me as much as when they tried to kill Brian in Family Guy.

[@Markstubation01]

I quit the show years before that story line

[@RenaDeles]

That story line made me so happy I'd stop watching, I'd never been that interested in it but w o w that was a shit execution of the plotline.

[@jaketheauroran]

I figured they were going to show the guy who got an RIP Bryan tattoo...

[@acenace24]

I don't watch it anymore and this may have been one of the reasons I stopped. The show itself was becoming a bit stale/repetitive, but now I remember thinking it was the dumbest thing to do (It wasn't like the actor doing his voice quit or something since Seth MacFarlane was the one who played multiple characters including Brian) for no real reason. That and all the backlash from fans and the immediate caving by the show just left a bitter taste in my mouth.

[@psychonormal91]

I honestly think Brian's death was just a publicity stunt meant to boost his popularity. I remember he was actually hated by a good chunk of the fandom since he was reduced to a political mouthpiece for Seth's beliefs. But then he 'died' and suddenly everyone missed him and ignored how preachy he could get at times.

[@Beautyonthebrain_]

Mathew's death at the end of season 3 on Downton Abbey made me FURIOUS, especially given the other death earlier in the season.

[@soulexchangemusic]

Number 2 is what you get when you don't read the comics

[@DJ-vg1pr]

david Lewis Yup.

[@BurningEagle12]

Exactly, Thank You!!

[@thedarkderp2520]

david Lewis but negan is written pretty close to his comic counterpart he even ripped off most of his lines

[@ashIibabbitt1111]

david Lewis I read the comics and still found the show's handling of the scene terrible with that gimmicky cliff hanger. That drawn out cliff hanger ending and later reveal completely robbed the scene of all emotional impact.

[@mikedelvalle931]

Or the show just kept getting worse and worse. I gave up on it way before Negan was introduced.

[@Unqualifiedmedicalperson]

But...but...that Simpson's episode is one of my favorites :(

[@mrexists5400]

i liked cloverfield, but i can admit it wasn't the best movie. if you enjoy it, you enjoy it

[@schwarzerritter5724]

AleqsH I would not go that far, but I do not see what is really bad about it.

[@mixboy79]

AleqsH I thought it was funny too

[@sdgdhpmbp]

I'd say the episode itself wasn't too bad. I liked the horse especially. But that twist... that fucking twist... I didn't know it myself but it really might've broke the Simpsons for me.

[@BionicTenshi96]

Is not a bad episode (specially considering it was witten by Tim Long, responsible for the infamous "Lisa goes Gaga"), just ridiculous, but most of the season 11 was, so... I rage quitted in late season 15 when the latin-american dub actors were fired over a syndicate (salary) dispute and their voices were replaced by others with a questionable quality making the show even more unbearable.

[@iamlsusam]

People haven't quit The Walking Dead. The Negan episode was the high water mark for its rating because it's hype had penetrated pop culture. After it, the show settled back into it core fans ratings. It's still going strong as the number one cable based show.

[@buddershark300]

#10 is that heat wave and captain cold from the flash?!

[@disneyerapowerrangers2923]

yes.

[@wahlex841]

X-Files weren't in the best shape even prior to Mulder's disappearance. If anything I was intrigued by the twist. Well, the idea of replacing Mulder was doomed from the start, because let's face it, he was holding the show together. But Doggett covering for him for one season or so and then being demoted to a secondary character could have worked to show's advantage. A shame that Duchovny quit for good.

[@joshanator21]

Duchovny did come back though...

[@wahlex841]

Josh Phoenix Yeah, 15 years too late.

[@XTORD1]

i argue he and Gillian was holding the show together even tough i felt all 9 season was pretty good at least those mytholgy episodes.

[@legendkidd3242]

I fucking loved the show, but I had to stop when not only was Mulder being replaced by Dogget but Skully was being replaced by that psychic chick too! I gave up, then and there!

[@rosumek]

I agree. Season 7 was not so good, but I actually liked season 8 with its twists, including Mulder coming and going. And Doggett was actually good, not as a total replacement, but as a complement (but supersoldiers... meh...). Then season 9 was crap, besides the excellent final episodes. Sadly we are still waiting for a proper follow (the second movie and season 10 were really missed opportunities).

[@TheGamerguy6]

Glenn dying in the walking dead was the best thing ever. I never watched the show but watching everyone crying because Glenn died was amazing

[@jinglejanglers7656]

When Dean kissed Amara, when Gabriel died, when Bobby died. Supernatural. Oh, and when Twilight got wings. MLP

[@bex1107]

Don't forget about Kevin and Charlie. I almost gave up after Charlie

[@utsxslv]

I was so upset about Charlie! So pointless. She was a great supporting character. I almost quit. Still mad.

[@thedarkderp2520]

Katie Redhead i haven't watched supernatural for some time it saddens me to hear the quality has dropped i loved that show

[@LibbyLou123444]

Why is it such a big deal that Amara kissed Dean? It didn’t mean to her what it means to us.

[@HuskDust666]

What's wrong with Alicorn Twilight?

[@aaronicedo3757]

Steve Carnell, leaving "The Office".

[@pershop4950]

Carrell leaving the show didn't make me quit, but the dumb storylines, including not really sure who to make as the new boss, were not that good after he left.

[@lucaleone4331]

Per Shop i think the worse of it was trying to figure out what to do with andy his career and love life plots were all over the place and he was kind of insufferable

[@AngelusHale]

The Walking Dead season 7 premiere was one of THE best episodes of the series. It brought everything that you expect from a show like that.

[@ionnatsuphobia2338]

idk the negan episode was good cant believe over 6 million left

[@Thescott16]

I left before that... The Walking Dead got repetitive and boring after about season 3.

[@ionnatsuphobia2338]

Thescott16 yea but I kept watching because I had school and there's not much to do in Sunday's

[@Thescott16]

Ionnatsu Phobia There's plenty to do... Games, reading, drawing, studying, hang out with friends, chill with family...

[@ionnatsuphobia2338]

Thescott16 yea but at 9 pm not really it got me to watch but just isn't the same and well I used to draw but I moved and there's nowhere to do that were I get peace and quiet

[@ionnatsuphobia2338]

Thescott16 but filling with family I would rather do nothing than that

[@stokkie88]

I remember rage quitting when they killed off Alcide the Werewolf in True blood.

[@BethPaige]

I rage quit true blood when "King Bill" showed up. What a load of laughable crap.

[@Superfly9999]

I almost quit watching game of thrones when they killed Oberyn. I loved that character. 😢

[@christaggart5687]

The Lost finale sucked.... Although, it was too late to rage quit at that point

[@tubbylumpkins4885]

No Arrow? I mean S5 is awesome but people dropped it through S4.

[@STARPHASE]

Well, Arrow is kind of a bad show. The writing is bad, half the characters suck, and they messed up SO MANY DC characters' stories. I was done after the way they fucked up Roy's story. My favorite DC character is Roy Harper, and man, they messed it up so bad.

[@tubbylumpkins4885]

STEIN667 I think its a great show that treats its characters well while making something new. Its based on the comics not an adaption of it so you can expect some changes.

[@rolandbaldwin]

Tubby Lumpkins I skipped half of season 5. I'm turning back on for Laurel. Her death was unforgivable. No wonder it's been retconned

[@tubbylumpkins4885]

Roland Baldwin s5 is solid. You should give it a try.

[@AlmiraBat]

The number of fans who left after Laurel's death probably wasn't large enough to warrant a mention. Which I kinda expected. Comic book fans just don't want to admit that while they were part of the audience, they were never the majority, and quite frankly, the Flarrowverse makes no claim whatsoever to follow canon on any of it's shows, but instead opting to reference the comics, so demanding they do so makes no sense.

[@typhoon3872]

That TWD scene was absolutely brilliant...it will go down in history as one of the most iconic scenes ever...people just don't know it yet.

[@OldReaver]

So random elves in the Simpsons is a stupid thing. But one guy building a dish so large it blocks out the sun at all hours is ok?

[@j-money2337]

For me it's definitely the season one finale of the Flash.

[@rock_bottom7598]

Jon Blade Arrow Season 3 finale and the whole season in fact, was much worse imo. They have completely ruined that show

[@michaelboiteau9890]

i stopped at episode 7-11 (cannot remember) as it was all kinda average as fuck.

[@j-money2337]

Michael Boiteau that's the thing, it got really good but the ending was so garbage and full of plot holes I just had to stop watching.

[@Katosepe]

Best way to kill off a sci-fi (or similar) show: make multiple timelines! Works every time (pun absolutely intended).

[@Howyaduing]

Jon Blade for me it was season 3 of Arrow

[@Papi_C]

I love the "hollow and sick" feeling I got from the finale of TWD. It really shows how much the shown has grown on me, and how I legitimately care for the characters on the show.

[@justinjohnson9617]

Wait a minute. People were pissed when Brian died. That reason alone is why he was brought back.

[@bisontinepaulloidagough6469]

No... No it isn't. The entire season was already planned, and made. The preceding episode / start of the episode (can't remember), shows Stewie using his time machine to go slightly into the future (to Christmas), which he had yet to do, which was a clear move to revive Brian after his death. A