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Lets not even touch on how Dan somehow managed to earn himself a redemption arc on the show after killing his own brother. We're a few seasons in and Dan's long awaited heart transplant falls through when a clumsy nurse drops the heart onto the hospital floor and.... a dog eats it. A dog. This is probably the wildest thing to happen on TV ever.
This one isn't even about the storyline, honestly, it's just the choice of song given the high drama of the moment. We have a winner here for long-lasting memegevity because "mmm watcha say" is a classic.
Okay, Friday Night Lights is a perfect show and I pretend this storyline doesn't exist. Landry (justifiably) kills Tyra's attacker and obviously chaos ensues when they try to hide the body, yadda yadda. Maybe the writers came to their senses and realised this plot didn't even slightly fit with the shows themes and sense of realism, because they pretty much never talked about it after the initial twist.
She later dates Jasper, the nephew of the man she killed, who eventually blackmails her with evidence of the hit-and-run, sets fire to Liam's boat, and I guess just disappears until Season 5. Hmmmmm.
This one hurt almost as bad as Rachel giving up Paris for Ross on Friends.
Sure, Denise Richards is beautiful but hey, I'm allowed to say that because she's not my cousin. But Ross is the worst and we all know this so I'll just leave this be.
Earlier on in the show, Jim buys his parents house without consulting Pam. It's meant to be a cute "surprise" but a decision like that should be made together. After this, it shouldn't be surprising that he started a business without involving her, moved away, and created a rift in their marriage. Honestly, I used to be a hardcore Jim/Pam stan but the more I reflect on it, Brian the dude with the nice arms, would never be as much of a manbaby as Jim Halpert.
There was always a unique explanation for each individual case, but it got to the point where you wouldn't grieve someone's death because - unless you googled an actor's contract - you knew they'd be back to life in some shape or form pretty soon.
The Morgan-becomes-the-intersect storyline defeated the whole purpose of what made Chuck Chuck. The side effects of the intersect gave him an intolerably swollen ego and made him dye his hair blonde. It made no sense whatsoever.
Four years of angst and will-they-won't-they leads to Chuck and Sarah finally getting married, only to have it all torn away when Sarah has her memory taken from her and ends up trying to kill Chuck. What ever happened to closure and a good old happy ending?
The ENTIRE premise of the show was that Emily was seeking (dare I say it??) ~revenge~ for her father's death. Tons of people get hurt, even die, in Emily's quest for justice and it ends up being in vain because yep, David Clarke has been alive this whole time.
Okay, I'd argue that was Dexter was never a sociopath but was trained to be a serial killer by his dad, but thats neither here nor there right now. We're here to talk about Deb and Dexter in the last season. Sure, they weren't biological siblings, but they were raised together... as siblings! Their romantic arc was weird and gross. Then, in the series finale, Dexter ends up giving it all up to be a lumberjack. A LUMBERJACK.
Intentions aside, this is a pretty shitty move for a father to make. Especially a single parent. Things went to shit because she told Ephram about it at the worst possible moment, on the eve of his Julliard audition. Honestly, the whole Madison storyline was a mess and ruined so many previously well written relationships.
Okay, I'll take Amy's pregnancy given that it's the premise of the show, but after a certain point, too many teens in the same town were getting pregnant. Come on, you have an epidemic on your hands, the school needed to start teaching about birth control.
Emily loves her daughter ferociously and would do anything for her. Sure she can be overbearing and difficult, but whose parents aren't? She always just wanted the best for Lorelai, but Lorelai, with the emotional maturity of a 15-year-old, was ungrateful and downright mean.
Leaking details of his sister's sex life, outing himself as a cheater, and telling the world his girlfriend has an STD are just some of the things Dan Humphrey as Gossip Girl would be guilty of. There were plenty of times Dan got a Gossip Girl update and looked visibly surprised. It literally does not add up. Also, why was Kristen Bell the voice of Gossip Girl the whole time?