10+ TV Shows That Didn't Age Well

The only reason this show was a thing was so that they could show women in bikinis.

There was kind of a plot... maybe a little bit of one. But mostly so they could show women in bikinis.

There's a good reason you haven't heard of this misogynistic TV show, and it's because of that little buzz word that starts with an "M".

You know the one, I just said it.

But they also make Greta (the one woman he doesn't objectify) the butt of all the jokes because she's a feminist.

This show has become outdated simply because it's A) a big steaming pile of American propaganda and B) is so jacked up on testosterone it makes Macho Man Randy Savage look subtle.

In a world dominated by Marvel movies (and other superhero companies that will not be named) any attempt at making a superhero TV show just look like cheap knockoffs.

And some of the powers are lame.

Pretty much every single Tim Allen TV show is about how he doesn't understand women. And this was the TV show that started that trend.

Unfortunately, it wasn't the show to end the trend.

It's not that it hasn't aged well because of racist or sexist plotlines, it's just an incredibly slow show.

And not slow in a good, dramatic way either, they just spend entire episodes powering up or whatever.

There's one big reason as to why this show ended up aging poorly, and that is Barney.

He was such a nasty predator through the series' run, and to him, women only existed for him to have sex with.

This show just sucks because well... it was bland.

It may have been better for our grey early 2000s minds, but now that we're in 2019 that ain't gonna fly.

Yes, it is one of the funniest shows of all time.

Yes, it will always have a place in our hearts. But there are some jokes and moments in the series that definitely have not aged well (Ross and the male nanny is one of many).

What was the appeal of this show when it came out?

Everyone I've talked to says this show was annoying (and still is annoying, for that matter).

Not only did they objectify women at every turn, but they also made fun of men who weren't "masculine enough".

It's no surprise that a TV show starring an incredibly misogynistic Charlie Sheen hasn't aged all that well.

You know the drill, this show objectified women, made them sex objects, etc, etc.

This show may have been a feminist's nightmare. At least a 2019 Feminist.

Jeannie always called her male host "master" and did every little thing that he commanded. Sure that was her job but... well, it wasn't a good look!

Another sitcom that has been criticized for being sexist, it seems that was the norm back in the day.

Oh, you know how boomer humor goes: "wife bad, kids bad, man dumb".

The show isn't all that problematic it's just... lost its touch.

It's not funny anymore. Then again, when you've been on the air for 30 years, you're bound to get stale after a while.

Two words: Archie Bunker.

Try watching an episode of All In The Family without cringing at something Archie says.

He's never presented as right or the good guy, he's just always racist and sexist.

People get down on this show for one reason: the fact that the General Lee has the Confederate Flag on it.

Come to think of it, the car is named "The General Lee".

While Mayim Bialik eventually did find success of The Big Bang Theory, this show has not aged well because of the way it presents the dark subject matter in such a light way.

Although that may have been the point, it doesn't mean that it worked.

There is a whole YouTube series dedicated to pointing out how Zach Morris is the worst, and we can't help but agree with him.

A lot of his schemes went past just being wacky: some of them were messed up!

Some of you may look back on this show with rose-tinted glasses because if you watch it these days you're probably going to have a bad time.

The show was poorly written.

Watch this show and then watch Bojack Horseman. Tell me which show is the funnier horse show?

Which show has more clever puns? Which show will age well, and which show hasn't.

Whether it was going for the wacky sitcom or "after school special" vibe, this show was just garbage all around.

Some people try to loop this one in with the other Nickelodeon live-action classics of the time, but it doesn't work.

The "separated twins eventually finding each other and reuniting" was a tired trope back in the '90s when this show came out.

Is there anyone who thinks this was original?

Who the heck gave Fran Drescher a show? Step forward please so we can give you a proper punishment!

It was a sexist show at the base of it, even though we liked to believe otherwise.

Sure, you liked this show when you were a teen.

But we also thought it was cool to like the bad boy when we were in high school until we figured out that it was a waste of time.

If not, here's the deal: we liked a lot of things when we were teens, but a lot of the stuff we liked doesn't age all that well.

Dawson's Creek is one of those things.

Recently, we've learned that turning movies into TV series' can be a difficult task. However, no one knew that back when this TV show was made.

It isn't anywhere near as good as the movie, we know that much.

Maybe if you like bad martial arts movies, then maybe you'll still like this TV show.

For the rest of us who have grown up, the flashing lights and colorful suits aren't enough to dazzle us anymore.

Speaking of things that used to impress us as kids, the Pokemon anime will only still impress you if you're a child who doesn't know any better.

It was only good for the first few seasons, let us be honest.

That the veil was lifted by the "Chinpokomon" episode of South Park. The show was just an attempt to make us kids buy toys! And stupidly, we bought them!

Now if you'll excuse me, I need to guy buy another Baby Yoda Funko! Pop.

Yeah, I said it.

Watch an episode of The Brady Bunch, I dare you. Yeah... you're not laughing as much as you used to, are you?

That's because you've been spoiled by the modern TV. Or TV that's actually funny.