10+ Worst Sitcoms Ever According To Rotten Tomatoes

TOMATOMETER Score: 7%

Best Line From Critics: "Dr. Ken will make you sick."

I would rather see Ken Jeong go back to being a real doctor and quit acting forever than have to keep putting up with this... and I love Ken Jeong!

TOMATOMETER Score: 10%

Best Line From Critics: "Sitcom gruel."

Poor Jaime Pressly, she deserves so much better and yet she's had to be in this stinker. Sitcom gruel is right, random critic.

TOMATOMETER Score: 0%

Best Line From Critics: "Fans of Justin Halpern's profanity-driven Twitter feed will be sorely disappointed with this ill-conceived adaptation that essentially kills the essence of the content that inspired it."

Yeah, this story probably should've just stayed a book.

TOMATOMETER Score: 8%

Best Line From Critics: "You've seen it before, and Hank approaches it in the laziest way possible."

Hank Hill is best Hank, no doubt.

TOMATOMETER Score: 8%

Best Line From Critics: "So pleased with itself, it doesn't seem concerned about pleasing us."

No! This first failure of the prodigal son Jonah Hill! Is it weird that as a younger man I didn't hate this show...

TOMATOMETER Score: 35%

Best Line From Critics: "Sadly the only major accomplishment of Our Cartoon President is to remind us that at some point, every joke ceases to be funny."

Oh, another Donald Trump joke. How refreshing.

TOMATOMETER Score: 33%

Best Line From Critics: "A common nightmare is being pushed onstage and realizing that you can't remember your lines. The actors in FX's new sitcom Saint George must have a different nightmare: remembering their lines and having to say them anyway."

TOMATOMETER Score: 0%

Best Line From Critics: "Just don't watch it. For real."

Seth Green, please stick to Family Guy and Robot Chicken. And with Seth MacFarlane producing too... jeez, what a misstep!

TOMATOMETER Score: 4%

Best Line From Critics: "What [the characters] don't do: anything very funny."

Yes, Men who couldn't make a good show to save their lives. Zing!

TOMATOMETER Score: 45%

Best Line From Critics: "It's the worldview of this youth bashing, status quo relishing nostalgia bait which is hard to get behind."

This sitcom starring Joel McHale from Community was universally panned by critics.

TOMATOMETER Score: 13%

Best Line From Critics: "The writers of Insatiable have never met a stereotype they don't love, whether they're portraying fatness or queerness or Blackness or pretty much anything else."

Unlike this TV show's title, I can get enough of this cruddy Netflix series.

TOMATOMETER Score: 31%

Best Line From Critics: "That women like Emet exist is beyond question, but most people would rather hang themselves from a hat rack in their office cubicle than engage with them. I Feel Bad's title will seem like a profound prophecy to anybody who watches."

Yeah, you should feel bad, you awful sitcom you.

TOMATOMETER Score: 18%

Best Line From Critics: "Fails to follow the sitcom commandment, "Thou shall make us laugh."

I was surprised to find that not a lot of people complained about the Christian aspect of this show.

TOMATOMETER Score: 38%

Best Line From Critics: "Splitting Up Together tries to make light of divorce, but its commitment to genre tropes keeps it from being very fun or funny, despite the always charming Jenna Fischer's best efforts."

You deserve so much better, Jenna Fischer and Bobby Lee.

TOMATOMETER Score: 0%

Best Line From Critics: (Not Available)

That's right, no one has said anything about this terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible show. I remember watching it and... uh... at least the daughter was good looking!