After watching a Top 10 Worst Episodes From Good Cartoons list I decided that I should make a thread about people's least favorite episode from a show they like. And the genre of the show is unimportant so it could be animation, live action, drama, mystery, comedy, etc. so long as you enjoy the show. So without further ado, what is your least favorite episode from a show you enjoy? I'll start off, mine would have to be Avatar Day from ATLA. I thought the townspeople were assholes and the only parts I enjoyed from that episode were the Kyoshi scenes.

The episode of FMA where its just Greeling walking around wondering who he is.

*the episode in SE where Oxford went to get Excalibur .,.
*and he ended up talking about himself the whole ep.,.
super ANNOYING..

I love how this is in films, but the first things talked about is animated stuff.

That may be true but I know that there are people who like live action shows more than animated stuff so I figured why not let everyone say their least favorite episode from a show they like regardless of genre or style.

Here, so that way this thread can still be in Films, another least favorite episode from a show I like is "The Jerk" from House. I know that the kid was meant to act that way but I honestly thought that House would have outsmarted him in the end. I kind of hate how the kid basically gets away with that attitude of his. Yeah House isn't exactly a "model citizen" either but at least he isn't as immature as that kid and at least shows some respect to a few people.

awsome!!!!!XD

>>7 What does that have to do with this thread? This is suppose to be about your least favorite episode from a show you like not a movie you like.

>>6 I saw that episode; the one with that teenage genius chess player? Yeah, i really despised him (even though he had a condition) and his attitude irked me. I'd say the episode overall was alright> the rest of the episodes of the season make up for it anyways.

The last episode of Durarara!! I want the show to continue.

The episode of Smallville in the first season when Clark loses his powers.