10+ TV Storylines That People Were Not Fans Of

After spending nine years showing us what a soulmate relationship looks like, the writers did fans dirty by introducing relationship problems.

Jim came off as a jerk for lying about starting a business and Pam came off as selfish for wanting her life to remain the same.

While the actors were married in real life, it was still strange that Deb would be in love with her stepbrother who is also a serial killer.

Can we classify this as Daddy Issues??

This ridiculous ending has completely ruined the show for a lot of people.

They created suspense over finally meeting the mother only to kill her in the end. A lot of people were upset about it.

Robin had just gotten divorced from Barney, so we can't even imagine how awkward that would be for their friend group.

To sum this up: It was an interesting show that got ruined in mere minutes.

Watching Joey try to take off Rachel's bra still makes us cringe. He was never her lobster!

Plus, it put Ross through a lot of unnecessary pain since these two decided that they're better off as just friends in the end.

“I think there was a moment when Joey and Rachel got together that maybe it could [have] happened, but it didn’t. It was Ross and Rachel all the way,” Jennifer Aniston told Elle in 2017.

The whole episode where Eleven hangs out with her siblings feels like a fever dream. Did it really happen??

It was just so different from all of the other episodes and was so removed from the main plot.

Still, we really didn't need to see a punk rock Eleven and a lot of fans didn't connect with her "lost sister" Kali who had one-dimensional friends.

There was a lot wrong with this. For one, April was annoying as heck. And two, this storyline caused a lot of trouble for Luke and Lorelai.

Before April came into the picture, they were headed for marriage.

He soon became a massive jerk by not sharing that part of his life with Lorelai.

This eventually led to them breaking up and Lorelai marrying Christopher (which was short-lived).

While it's great that these two finally got to meet their son, our issue lies with the fact that this storyline never really went anywhere.

It was such a major turning point in their lives and it amounted to nothing.

It also made Lily look really, really bad since she never told Rufus that they had a son.

When he found out, she still refused to tell him where he was. Altogether, just a giant mess.

While Megan Fox had good chemistry with the cast, a lot of fans thought that she wasn't funny enough to replace Jess.

Her character arc was very clearly about her being hot and mysterious.

This was a storyline that simply made no sense.

Rachel had always dreamed of being on Broadway and she idolized Barbara Streisand, yet she gave it all up? A bold move.

This was a really confusing storyline that the writers clearly didn't know how to wrap up properly.

For some fans, it was the turning point where the show just failed to keep people interested.

This was a huge slap in the face for Jane who had spent so long grieving the death of Michael.

So when he was brought back for only a few episodes, it just seemed unnecessary.

Maybe this storyline was payback for all the mean things Katherine Heigl said about the show?

Either way, fans would like to avoid watching a character having ghost sex if they can.

His existence kept Ross tied to his ex, Carol, but the show could have kept these characters connected without a kid.

Besides, Susan and Carol were usually just rude and annoying.

Eventually, Ben was not shown at all, which lead viewers to believe that Ross was a bad father.

It was about far more than the awkward romantic relationship that developed.

Once she realized she had to kill him, she had tons of opportunities to do so, and never took her shot. It was so disappointing.

Don't get me wrong, I actually loved their friendship. It was so sweet and complex.

But once they started dating, it completely erased the idea that boys and girls can just be friends.

We all know Jackie should have ended up with STEVEN HYDE.

It just makes no sense that all of a sudden she would have fallen for Fez when she never showed any interest in him for the entire show.

Was anyone not rooting for Daenerys Targaryen at some point?

To watch her go from the savior of the people to relentless dictator was more than anyone could handle. And the bad storylines involving her didn't stop there.

However, it was poetic that he killed her, but even then, no one wanted her to die.

The whole thing was just awful writing at its finest.

This would eventually lead to all of the original vampires leaving the show. From there, TVD would just get worse and worse.

Not to mention, it seemed quite strange that Elena and Jeremy managed to kill an original vampire.

The age difference was just so big, so it made the entire storyline very weird.

After all, she was 18 years old, and he was in his 40s! It was super uncomfortable to watch, no matter how good their chemistry was.

I have a lot to say about this particular mess. First of all, it has nothing to do with Samantha Smith's acting, just the storyline she was given.

Instead of getting to know her children, she decided to go off on her own.

Yes. She was going to choose strangers over her two sons who are trying to stop the apocalypse (again).

It didn't feel true to the Mary we had seen in the past.

While it may have been fun to revisit our favorite characters, we once again had to deal with Rory having an affair.

Why did that have to be her storyline? It really diminished her character.

Yes, I'm still bitter.

The show definitely lost some of its charm as soon as Michael left the show. He brought a level of humor that they were never able to match again, no matter how hard they tried.

Unfortunately, this ending didn't sit well with most people.

All that pain and suffering just to find out that the characters have actually been dead the whole time. It felt like a huge slap in the face.