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Game of Zones (2014)
Fantastic!
The show is very enjoyable for NBA fans as it manages to do a great parody of the NBA Seasons. Highly Reccomend.
Rick and Morty: Rick & Morty's Thanksploitation Spectacular (2021)
Good But Not that Impressive.
I mean, I enjoy the action in the episode and the characters are still likable but flaws are beginning the show. Overall, Rick and Morty is started to lose it's charm but the episode is still enjoyable.
Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends: Edward Strikes Out (2006)
Bullcrap
This is without a doubt, Edward's worst episode and here's why:
Edward is extremely out of character and very unlikable in the episode as he calls Rocky a new fangled nonsense.
How can Edward and Gordon act so stupid to not know that a breakdown crane never moves all by itself?
During most of the episode, Edward acts pretty rude to Rocky, mostly due to him believing Gordon's comment on him.
On that subject, Edward would know better not to listen to Gordon's arrogance, because he usually brushes his words off.
Similarly to James' attitude in "Tale of the Brave", Edward somehow at first doesn't want to get Rocky to clean up the mess he caused even after various incidents happen during the episode. That's right! From what reason #3 already said; it's because he believed Gordon's lie.
The line: "I don't like being patient, we have an important job to do!". Has Emily not learned from the events of "Emily's Adventure"? (Big shock: that episode is another bad episode).
What makes this even worse is that Edward's sudden change of character happened all because of a lie Gordon said about Rocky, and it's pretty obvious that Gordon is good at manipulating, which is stupid since Edward usually brushes his arrogance off.
Edward did not only say bad comments about Rocky at a far away distance from him, he outright said them to his face.
On top of how bad this episode is, this episode has Edward feeling really miscast because he has never been the character who would listen to anyone's lies just to make him look good or unjustifiably take a negative opinion on a new member of the railway by the appearance of. This episode more likely should have been the role for James since his personality is the exact opposite of Edward's, which would have made the episode a bit better.
Although unintentionally, this episode gives out a bad moral about judging people before meeting them properly.
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air: The Best Laid Plans (1993)
Utterly Garbage
This is the Worst Episode of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
Will is out of character and is very unlikable as he decides to only marry a woman for Sex.
The concept isn't any good at all, and it feels very weak. It would be understandable if this was an episode from Season 6 (As that Season was Weak).
Will almost acts like Stan Smith did in "Shallow Vows", where both only married their loved ones for their looks.
The jokes aren't that funny and feel bland.
Monique (Though Likable) gets manipulated by Will as if he actually wants to marry her. This feels more like something Eric Cartman would do.
This really feels offensive, not only by Fresh Prince Standards.
The writing is poorly written and does not feel like an episode of the show.
The ending, feels rushed. After getting punched Will, this is the moment he finally feels bad.
Will comes of as Sex Crazed in this episode and acts a lot like Quagmire.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Things Change (2003)
"The Episode that Saved the TMNT Franchise. Also a better Things Change episode."
Why It Rocks:
The episode saved the TMNT Franchise from going downhill, following the disastrous Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation.
The story is great and creative.
The animation is a big improvement for the franchise.
Characters like Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello are all likable.
The episode is faithful to the original comic books.
The action is fun and amazing to watch.
The new theme song is catchy and much more fun to listen to than the original series.
The video game, based on the show, was well received.
The Turtles connections are really nice to see.
The ending is great, seeing the Turtles reunite with Splinter is nice.
Shredder's laugh at the end of the episode is terrifying.
Side Hustle: Karaoke Kickoff (2021)
Really Nick?
Another Episode of this Show will make yell at my TV. This episode specifically, why does Nick make so many sitcoms.
This episode fails in many ways. Writing=terrible. Jokes are rarely making me laugh. Character are unrelatable and unlikable. The plot is boring.
Nick, cancel Side Hustle. It won't do you any good. And take it off the Nicktoons Network.
Don't think I am a 30 year old reviewing this and be a nostalgic person. I grew up with the network in the 2010's. I am 12.
Breadwinners: Adventures in Big Baby Bun Sitting/Crumbskull (2015)
Worst Episode Ever!
Why It Sucks
Big Mama Monster, Big Daddy Crumbs, and Big Baby Buns have three buttocks. Which is disgusting to look at.
The family themselves have nasty habits, such as picking their noses, and kissing each other with disgusting-looking lips.
The song, "Big Baby Buns" is annoying. It was even played on Court and all of the characters except Rambamboo were twerking.
Disgusting moments, such as when Big Mama Monster's lips are fully detailed when she kisses Big Baby Buns.
When Big Baby Buns grows into a teenager, he starts jumping on Sway-Sway and Buhduece.
While the ending was happy, it later got ruined by SwaySway and Buhduece smelling Big Baby Buns' diaper just to bring back memories only to knock them out unconscious in disgust from smelling it.
Breadwinners: Quazy for Vanessa/Tunnel of Fear (2014)
Awful
Honestly, this episode is just disturbing. Oonksi decides that the rocket van is something love with him. Ehh, that's weird. Why Nickelodeon? I actually sympathize for the Breadwinners. Something rare. Why Oonski? Why torture these guys
The Cleveland Show: It's the Great Pancake, Cleveland Brown (2010)
Funny
Still A funny episode. I really did enjoy this. The writing was good. And the jokes were funny.
The Cleveland Show: The Blue, the Gray and the Brown (2011)
Great Episode
Airing towards the end of the second season, this episode was a strong indicator that the show was improving. After Cleveland saves the town's movie theater through his "cracker-ass" song (as Donna describes it), he gets tapped to save a park from being bulldozed. Unfortunately, Cleveland was tricked; the park was named after a virulently racist slave-owner, who just happens to be great-great Grandfather of the man who tapped Cleveland for the job. Feeling betrayed, Cleveland vows revenge, and gets it by defeating him in a Civil War re-enactment. This was a hilarious episode that did a fine job of mocking the idea of preserving racism under the banner of history or heritage, most notably through the town song ("Oh Stoolbend/My Stoolbend/whiter than whipped cream/we proudly vow to never/have a good basketball team!").
The Cleveland Show: Fist & the Furious (2013)
Funny Episode
This is where the show's cancellation becomes a bit sad; Dr. Fist was an interesting character who could have been further developed if the show had lasted longer. As it stands, we get this great episode in which the poor guy convinces Cleveland he might be dying just so he has someone to hang out with. Cleveland is initially angry, but eventually takes pity on him. He realizes this actually a good opportunity for him because Dr. Fist's nice house ("Wait, doctors have money?"). Things take a dark turn when we find out that Dr Fist used to be a mob doctor (his real name is Green-Jarvis Ben-Ellis). Things ultimately work out the end, and we're left the impression that Dr. Fist/Ben-Ellis could have been a fine addition to Cleveland's cast of friends. Sadly, at this point, there were only a few episodes left.
The Cleveland Show: Die Semi-Hard (2011)
Well Done Parody
If only this episode had aired in the first season, this show might have had a chance. A spot-on Die-Hard parody with Cleveland taking on the role of John McClane, and Tim the Bear (naturally) playing Hans Gruber. Pretty much every scene works here, from the scene with Rallo as a cab driver who pretends to listen to Cleveland's stories, to the closing scene, where Cleveland, Jr. was the only one who enjoyed the story ("Will there be a sequel?" "We'll see what the internet says."). Sadly, there never was a sequel, and there likely never will be. But I, for one, would have to see this show take on Die Hard 2: Die Harder.
Breadwinners: Great White Shark Bread/Freaky Finger Bread (2016)
Decent, Not Bad
Why It Rocks
The characters are more likable than usual especially SwaySway and Buhdeuce.
Captain Michael Scurvy Beak is a very interesting character with a sympathetic backstory
It parodies the movie Jaws in a magnificent way.
The "Chum" song was decent.
The scene with the duo and the Great White Shark Bread was very intense and dramatic.
Decent ending.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Enter the Dragons: Part 2 (2008)
Masterpiece
The Ninja Tribunal episodes were definitely different from the previous four seasons. This episode was full of mystical powers and the like that the other season didn't have. Personally, I didn't like this turn. However, the last episodes of Season 5 (Enter the Dragons) were very awesome. The ancient, demon Shredder has come to New York and transformed it into a hell on Earth. The turtles teem up with remnants of the Foot and the Purple Dragons to defeat the demon Shredder. This is one hell of a battle, and you really get the sense that Shredder has taken the world under his control. The dragon fight and the end was pretty damn awesome too. This is the best episode in the series.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Enter the Dragons: Part 1 (2008)
The true finale
The Ninja Tribunal episodes were definitely different from the previous four seasons. This episode was full of mystical powers and the like that the other season didn't have. Personally, I didn't like this turn. However, the last episodes of Season 5 (Enter the Dragons) were very awesome. The ancient, demon Shredder has come to New York and transformed it into a hell on Earth. The turtles teem up with remnants of the Foot and the Purple Dragons to defeat the demon Shredder. This is one hell of a battle, and you really get the sense that Shredder has taken the world under his control. The dragon fight and the end was pretty damn awesome too.
Sanjay and Craig: Booyah for Bollywood (2016)
Pretty Good
Why It Rocks
The characters are more likable than usual, especially Sanjay and Craig themselves.
There are barely any fart jokes in this episode, which is great.
Seeing the Patel family reconnecting which their homeland was very heartwarming.
All the side characters from previous episodes return in this episode for the reunion.
The concept itself sounds awesome.
The subplot with Ronny Slithers was interesting.
The song used for this episode was really fun to listen to.
Very decent and heartwarming ending.
The Only Bad Quality
This episode aired after a very long hiatus.
Fred: The Show (2012)
Worst Nick Show Ever
BeepBeep-62-519915 has no taste. He thinks the show is good and better than South Park. Well it is not. This is the worst nick show, and I thought Fanboy & Chum Chum was the worst.
Much like The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange, it heavily butchers what made the original YouTuber good. The concept of placing a YouTuber as the star of a television series does not work out in real life when compared to the drawing board.
The humor in this show isn't funny at all. Instead, the humor in this show is both boring and annoying at the same time.
The show only offers one punchline: Fred's screaming. This makes the show both repetitive and excruciatingly grating.
None of the characters from the movies (with the exception of Kevin and Bertha) make an appearance, including Judy.
Fred is an unlikable and immature character throughout the whole show.
Fred's high-pitched voice is incredibly grating and annoying, not helping the fact that he screams all the time.
Terrible and just plain pathetic plots for many of the episodes.
Holly wasn't a good love interest for Fred as Judy was. She can also be considered a butt monkey, who is a character that gets abused throughout the entire show for no explained reason.
The acting is terrible, especially from Lucas Cruikshank as Fred Figglehorn.
The writing is utterly horrific.
It uses a lot of cliche teen stereotypes.
Overuse of toilet and gross-out humor.
Kevin's last name is "Dawg", which is a stupid last name. At least it wasn't "Dog"...
So to anyone who thinks this show is good, has terrible taste. Completely.
Side Hustle (2020)
This Show is Bull
The show was made mostly to cash in on the fame of Jayden Bartels and Jules LeBlanc. Do note both previously appeared on the first season of Group Chat, which isn't much better than this show.
Awfully weak and nonsensical writing, to the point where each job provided is too generic, unrealistic, or inhumane to even happen in real life.
Poor characterizations with no chemistry to each other:
Lex and Presley are both Mary Sues who manage to find ways to still obtain money each week despite messing up in their jobs.
Munchy is a Gary Stu and is too quirky to the point where he ends up being too obnoxious and unhelpful than funny.
Fisher is just the generic tech-savvy character with no character otherwise, who also has a stalker-like crush on Lex.
Jaget serves only for unfunny comic relief and usually pops up out of nowhere.
Not helping BQ#3, what kind of character names are Munchy and Jaget?!
Even though most of Nickelodeon's modern sitcoms suffer the problem of repetitive laugh tracks, this show cranks that up to more than the other sitcoms, with each laugh usually coming with only 10-15 seconds in between, disrupting the episode's flow too much.
Poor and just plain laughable acting.
The main characters barely learn anything from their mistakes:
For example, in the first episode, they play with firecrackers, and end up setting the principal's boat on fire. However, they use them again at the end of the episode.
The protagonists ends up doing more harm than good in the jobs, yet end up getting away with their payments with no comeuppance.
For instance, despite nearly destroying the business of a clothing store in "Start Hustling", they manage to get away scot-free by blackmailing the manager into giving them the money. This makes the protagonists hard to root for.
The stage set-up and props are cheap and unappealing. For instance, in "Vitamin D-isaster", after finding out the results of the vegetable vitamin was working, lots of fake food can be found on the ground.
Non-existant humor, usually relying on characters screaming or messing up on simple tasks.
Generic and incredibly short theme song.
Almost no logic in the episodes, ranging from people believing on killing "live mannequins" to a vitamin that only gives someone an addiction to vegetables.
Much like Sam & Cat, Lex, Presley, and Munchy often times engage in illegal actions in order to obtain their paycheck. "Garage Sale" is a great example, as Jaget "helps" them find a dog toy with money in it by stealing all of the dog toys from the neighborhood. These actions are never commented on by anyone else, either.
Tries way too hard to be hip to the audience, for instance with the dance scenes from "Garage Sale".
False morals such as:
Lying
Bribery
Extortion
Stealing
Hacking
Not learning from mistakes
WatchMojo: Top 10 Worst Animated TV Comedies (2019)
Absymal Video
There is a lot of problems.
1. The Cleveland Show being #5 is wrong. It is pretty funny.
2. Ren and Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon" should be higher than The Problem Solverz.
3. Ranking is terrible.
4. Not putting enough reason.
5. Forgetting so many more bad cartoons.
Family Guy: Brian's a Bad Father (2014)
The Worst Episode In My Opinion
Brian's A Bad Father is the Worst Family Guy Episode, Here's Why:
Brian is very unlikable in this episode, as he gets a job on his son's show to continue his writing career and makes adult changes to the show.
The title really does feel that Brian is a bad father.
Brian is extremely hypocritical, he purposefully ignores and avoids his son for no good reason and his excuse is "what does he have to gain from it?" but in the episode "Fresh Heir" he scolds Peter for avoiding Chris for no reason after Peter asks what in it for him.
Despite "Fresh Heir" coming out after this episode, it's still hypocritical.
The subplot which has Peter and Quagmire ending their friendship after Peter shoots Quagmire in the arm is a filler.
Speaking of which, Peter is also unlikable as he shoots Quagmire in the arm after he tries to prove to him that the safety on his gun was on. And they both end their friendship and become bitter enemies.
After Peter and Quagmire ended their friendship, and Joe chooses Quagmire over Peter, and the episode wants you to sympathize with Peter for losing both his friends, when he deserved to lose them both.
Peter's infamous suicide joke: He asks Lois if he wanted to kill himself how does he slit his wrist and Meg's voice is heard off-screen and said sideways for attention and long-ways for results.
It's not a very good way to bring back Brian's son, Dylan since he hasn't appeared on the show nor has been mentioned ever since his first appearance in season 6.
Stewie says, "Oh, that dog o' mine!" in one scene just to get a pathetic laugh from the viewers.
The writing is pretty messed up.
A pretty disturbing scene where Peter gives Joe's infant daughter, Susie a raspberry in the wrong place. In fact, Joe doesn't arrest Peter for this, even though he's a cop
After this episode, Dylan no longer appears. As if the writers wrote him out completely! To make matters worse, Dylan never is mentioned or even appears in another episode after this one!
Moral Orel: Orel's Movie Premiere (2007)
Weakest Episode
This episode is mainly a flashback of what occured in Season 1.
Back at the Barnyard (2007)
Unnappreciated
Compared to the film it was based on, it was a major improvement.
Very hilarious moments, such as Pig abruptly interrupting each episode to break the fourth wall in a humorous and charming way.
Otis' relationship with Abby the cow is very interesting to watch.
Plenty of likable characters, such as the main animals: Otis, Abby, Bessy, Pip, Pig, Freddy, Peck and Duke.
The theme song is very catchy.
Some endings are either really good or very funny.
Very intimidating main antagonists, such as Snotty Boy and Mrs. Beady.
Original and creative stories and plots, such as Otis, Freddy and Pig dressing up as girls and ending up dating Snotty Boy and his friends in the episode "Some like it Snotty".
Talented voice acting, especially from Wanda Sykes, Tino Insana, Cam Clarke and Rob Paulsen.
Great jokes.
Intelligent and clever writing.
T.U.F.F. Puppy (2010)
Underrated Nicktoon Series
T.U.F.F. Puppy is a great show on Nickelodeon. The show is about a dog named Dudley Puppy Voiced by Jerry Traninor who (plays Spencer on i Carly) who work with his friend Kitty Katswell (Grey De lisle) who stop the villains of Petropolis. The other Characters are The Chief(Daran Norris) and Keswick (Jeff Benntt). I really recommend this show.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Same as It Never Was (2005)
Disturbing, Dark and Beautiful
While it is not the best episode, it is a top 3.
It's infamously dark, edgy, emotional, and overall fantastic. While Ultimate Drako sends Michelangelo to the world of the Superturtles, Raphael to a planet-wide racing event, and Leonardo to the world of his friend Usagi, Donatello gets sent to a future where the world is a totalitarian state ruled by the Shredder. How dark is this episode? Well, the Don of this world left thirty years ago and is presumed dead, Mikey lost his arm, Raph lost an eye, something is wrong with Leo's eyes, Casey and Splinter are dead, and April leads a resistance. Don meets up with April, Mikey, Leo, and Raph and they assault the Shredder's palace head-on. During the fight, Mikey, Leo, Raph, and Karai all perish. Yes perish. THEY DIE. Donatello manages to kill Shredder by luring him into a massive electric drill.
What really makes this episode special is the questions it raises. How did Shredder get so much power to enslave the world? How exactly did Casey and Splinter die? What happened to the Donatello of this world? What happened afterward? And biggest of all: WHY THE HELL DID DON GET SENT OT THIS PLACE?! The other turtles at least go to places that reflect their interests. Mikey loves superheroes, Raph loves bike racing, and Leo gets to see his old pal Usagi. What is it in Don's mind that prompted him to be sent to that world?
While this episode is probably the most infamous episode in the entire 2003 saga, it has a few problems. For one, the episode seems a bit rushed. Also, all of the Ultimate Drako episodes seem kind of out of place. Ultimate Drako just shows up, transports everyone places, then they come back together and defeat him while Season 3 just keeps going. It's not bad, but it seems kind odd.
Ren & Stimpy 'Adult Party Cartoon': Ren Seeks Help (2003)
Abysmal (Worst Cartoon Episode of All-Time)
This is the worst cartoon episode of all time. Here is why:
As opposed to the original Ren & Stimpy series, this episode has a cold, alien-like vibe to it all, and feels more like a Ren & Stimpy horror creepypasta than an actual Ren & Stimpy episode or some fictional "Lost Episode" that isn't really meant to exist like "Dead Bart" or "Squidward's Suicide".
A misleading title where Ren does NOT seek help.
Ren is extremely unlikable here, as he mentions how he enjoyed tormenting bugs when he was little and also kills Mr. Horse after he is called crazy.
Stimpy's crying is ear-piercing, although we do feel bad for him after Ren argued with him.
Very ugly title card with Ren making a disturbing face.
It not only destroyed Ren's character, it butchered it beyond belief without even a reason.
Ugly, ugly story within a reason why this was bad from the start.
Unfunny humor.
Ren does not even get punished by his parents; he was going to be punished, but his mother allows Ren to use a chainsaw instead of a gun to end the poor frog.
The animation in this episode may be decent, but it gets really dark, and yet is treated as a comedy, when it is all a horror show.
The ending is so terrible and hugely disturbing. Why end the episode like a Looney TunesBTSW cartoon for all the stuff everybody saw through? It's so off-putting and insulting to the Looney Tunes cartoons that it just become terrifying.
Ren somewhat screeches like a cat while killing Mr. Horse, even though he's a chihuahua.
Five plot holes (and animation errors):
Ren somehow gains demon-like horns on his head while attacking Mr. Horse, almost as if he transformed into a demon.
Ren having a fourth toe and a fifth finger on his arm after he goes crazy even though Ren normally has three toes and four fingers and an animal control guy's hand being bitten off of his left arm to his right.
While Ren is attacking Mr. Horse by scratching him, he appears to not have his clothes on, but when he is about to get the gun he has his clothes on.
The bitten hand, which has five fingers, suddenly has four in the next scene where Ren digests it.
A pool of Stimpy's tears appear in the next shot, which shows the floor like the previous scene without transition.