List of Disallowed Pages on Real Life Villains Wiki

This is only a page listing examples of pages that don't qualify for creation on Real Life Villains Wiki. They are usually people who aren't heinous enough, as this wiki has a history of adding pages on such pages that are not allowed in this wiki. This includes people, organizations, companies, games, countries, pop culture, etc. For more information, see the Specifications for Warranting a Page.

Warning: DO NOT add a page on ANY of the following people. If they're known to be controversial or for their notoriety, then they are disqualified from having a page created on them. However, you are allowed to add someone to the list whom you think doesn't deserve a page to be warranted.

Also DO NOT add a page of any person that you don't like in this wiki other than in the list below such as people you see somewhere in the real-life community or in social networking sites like Facebook.

DO NOT add pages of people who did minor crimes or did only a few crimes they probably learned their lesson and moved on.

UPDATE: DO NOT Mention or put any names of admins and other wiki members in this page.

Arts and Literature
This category is only for famous historical and modern artists and writers only, not internet related things like DeviantArt members.
 * Banksy, just a controversial graffiti artist.
 * Bob Ross, just a controversial painter
 * Donatello, just a controversial sculptor
 * Edgar Allen Poe, just a controversial writer and poet.
 * Hokusai, just a controversial painter
 * H.P. Lovecraft, just a controversial writer.
 * Jackson Pollock, just a controversial painter.
 * Leonardo da Vinci, just a controversial artist.
 * Michelangelo Buonarroti, just a controversial artist and sculptor.
 * Nigel Tomm, just a controversial artist.
 * Pablo Picasso, just a controversial painter
 * Raphael, just a controversial painter
 * Stephen King, just a controversial author.
 * Vincent van Gogh, just a controversial painter.
 * Warner Sallman, just a controversial painter who painted the Head of Christ.

Artworks

 * Head of Christ, just a painting of Jesus Christ that painted by Warner Sallman.
 * The Last Supper, just a painting made by Leonardo de Vinci that represents the scene of the Last Supper of Jesus with his apostles.
 * Mona Lisa, just a painting made by Leonardo de Vinci.
 * Statue of David, just a controversial statue that was made by Michelangelo Buonarroti.

Crime-related

 * Copyright infringement, just a controversial crime which is a use of works protected by copyright law without permission.
 * Identified arrested or detained individuals (anyone who are arrested by law enforcement officers and detained in the holding cell), if the crime is serious wait until there is a conviction. Courts decide if these people are actually guilty. We don't.
 * Law Enforcement Officers (either police or sheriff), just civil servants who protect and help people in the community unless if is an individual officer committed a serious crime such as murder or rape. Corrupt officers and officers who break their own laws are considered as villains.
 * Plagiarism, just a controversial non-heinous crime that is the "wrongful appropriation" and "stealing and publication" of another author's "language, thoughts, ideas, or expressions" and the representation of them as one's own original work.
 * Prison guards, just a controversial civil servant who works in prisons or jails. However, just like law enforcement officers, individual officers are capable of qualifying if they’ve severely abused their powers.
 * Unidentified lawbreaking individuals (individuals who caught committing crimes on surveillance cameras but has not been identified, detained, or arrested by the police), same reason as identified arrested or detained individuals

Known individuals
These includes any known individuals who accused of various felonies until they convicted.


 * Jarrod Ramos, just a suspected individual who perpetrated the Capital Gazette shooting.
 * Travis Reinking, just a gunman who perpetrated the Nashville Wafflehouse shooting.

Fictional Characters
This section includes any characters from different pop culture (including original characters that made by someone else that aren't featured in every existing works). DO NOT ADD these pages in this wiki since we already had a wiki for both fictional heroes and villains.

Anime and Manga

 * Saitama, just a One Punch Man character that became an internet meme which is considered as an overpowered anime character than everyone else by fans.

Konosuba

 * Aqua, just a controversial character from Konosuba who's known for not wearing panties.
 * Chris, just a controversial character from Konosuba who also one of Kazuya's target of stealing panties.
 * Darkness, just a controversial character from Konosuba.
 * Kazuya, just a controversial character from Konosuba who always use steal technique on panties.
 * Megumin, just a controversial character from Konosuba who also one of Kazuya's target of stealing panties.

Dragon Ball

 * Goku, just a Dragon Ball character.
 * Jiren, just a Dragon Ball Super character.
 * Mr. Popo, just a controversial Dragon Ball Z character that accused of racism.
 * Vegeta, just a Dragon Ball character that became an internet meme.

Hokuto no Ken

 * Kenshiro, just a controversial protagonist from the said series.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventures

 * Dio Brando, just a controversial JoJo's Bizarre Adventures villain that became an internet meme.

Naruto

 * Hinata Hyuga, just a controversial Naruto character.
 * Jiraiya, just a controversial Naruto character.
 * Kakashi Hatake, just a controversial Naruto character.
 * Naruto Uzumaki, just a controversial Naruto character.
 * Sasuke Uchiha, just a controversial Naruto character.
 * Sakura Haruno, just a controversial Naruto character.

One Piece

 * Brook, just a controversial One Piece character
 * Frankey, just a controversial One Piece character
 * Monkey D. Luffy, just a controversial One Piece character
 * Nami, just a controversial One Piece character
 * Nico Robin, just a controversial One Piece character
 * Roronoa Zoro, just a controversial One Piece character
 * Sanji Vinsmoke, just a controversial One Piece character
 * Tony Tony Chopper, just a controversial One Piece character
 * Usopp, just a controversial One Piece character

Cartoons

 * Adam, just a controversial Voltron character
 * Beavis and Butthead, just controversial cartoon characters.
 * Ember McClain, just a Danny Phantom villain who was accused of inspiring Randy Stair.
 * Zim, just an Invader Zim character who was accused of inspiring Scott Dyleski.

Family Guy

 * Brian Griffin, just a controversial Family Guy character.
 * Glenn Quagmire, just a controversial Family Guy character.
 * Peter Griffin, just a controversial Family Guy character.
 * Stewie Griffin, just a controversial Family Guy character.

Happy Tree Friends

 * Flippy, just a controversial Happy Tree Friends character
 * Lifty and Shifty, just two controversial Happy Tree Friends characters who are possibly inspired by mobsters.

South Park

 * Eric Cartman, just a controversial South Park character.
 * Ike Broflovski, just a controversial South Park character.
 * Kenny McCormick, just a controversial South Park character who got killed numerous times in most episodes.
 * Kyle Broflovski, just a controversial South Park character.
 * Mr. Hankey, just a controversial South Park character.
 * PC Principal, just a controversial South Park character.
 * Saddam Hussein, just a controversial South Park character based on the real-life dictator with the same name.
 * Stan Marsh, just a controversial South Park character.

The Simpsons

 * Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, just a Simpsons character that became controversial because Hari Kondabolu accused him of being a racist caricature.
 * Frank Grimes, just a controversial Simpsons character who had died in the tragic accident.
 * Homer Simpson, just a controversial Simpsons character
 * Nelson Muntz, just a controversial Simpsons character.
 * Principal Skinner, just a controversial Simpsons character.

DC Universe

 * Harley Quinn, just a controversial DC Supervillain.
 * The Joker, just a controversial DC Supervillain who James Holmes cited himself as, though he does done some awful things to Batman.

Films

 * Blackbeard, just a character from Pirates of the Caribbean that is based on a real-life pirate with the same name.

Horror

 * Leatherface, just a horror character that Ed Gein was inspired of.
 * Pennywise the Dancing Clown, just a character from Stephen King's IT that John Wayne Gacy inspired of.
 * Slender Man, just a creepypasta character who was accused of inspiring Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier to stab their friend.
 * Twisty the Clown, just an American Horror Story character that was based on John Wayne Gacy.

Live-Action

 * Dexter Morgan, just a character that kills people worse than him which is named after one of the members of Pranknet.
 * Diamondback, just a Luke Cage villain who was criticized for replacing Cottonmouth.
 * Negan, just a controversial Walking Dead character that received complaints on racism, not being as muscular and immature as his comic book counterpart and beating Glenn and Abraham to death, though he's featured in Tekken 7 as a 4th third party guest character.
 * Ted Mosby, just a controversial character from How I Met Your Mother.
 * Walter White, just a controversial Breaking Bad character that inspired by the real person with the same name.

Arrowverse

 * Andy Diggle, just a controversial Arrow character that was criticized for being a re-tread of the tired 'back from the dead' cliche, being responsible for Laurel's death and being portrayed inexplicably evil, just so John could have a bit of character drama to the point they were more relieved when John kills him.
 * Damien Darhk, just a controversial Arrowverse villain who was criticized for bringing magic into Arrow & killing Laurel, but was handled better in Legends of Tomorrow.
 * Dinah Drake, just a controversial Arrow character that was criticized for only caring about killing Black Siren and her grief over her killing Vincent.
 * Elongated Man, just a controversial Flash character who was criticized for going through the same arc over and over again, though fans still didn't want him to die by The Thinker.
 * Felicity Smoak, just a controversial Arrowverse character that was criticized for being shilled by the writers and interrupting Barry and Iris' wedding, so Diggle could also marry her and Oliver at the end of Crisis on Earth-X, the latter of which caused her to become the most hated character in the Arrowverse.
 * General Lane, just a controversial Supergirl character who's hated for being an unreasonable, hypocritical, xenophobic prick who never gets a comeuppance.
 * Iris West, just a controversial Arrowverse character that was criticized for being turned into a damsel in distress in Season 3 of The Flash and her unnatural transitioning into the team leader in Season 4 even after Barry came back.
 * Morgan Edge, just a controversial Supergirl villain that has been criticized as being a far less interesting villainous rich guy than Maxwell Lord.
 * Non, just a controversial Supergirl villain who was criticized for replacing Astra, something even Kara herself complains about.
 * Ra's al Ghul, just a controversial Arrow villain that suffered from Badass Decay and almost no background, none of the tragic sympathy and very little is revealed of his or the League's real goals.
 * Rainbow Raider, just a Arrowverse villain came off as a plot device to get Barry and Oliver to fight.
 * Rhea, just a Supergirl villain who was criticized for her late introduction into Season 2.
 * The Rival, just a Flash villain that was criticized for his ridiculous costume and for being nothing like in the comics.
 * Savitar, just a Flash villain who, despite a cool design, was criticized for being the 3rd speedster to be the main villain of a season, bringing Barry and Iris' relationship into the forefront because of him killing her so Barry could take his place and his backstory which didn't make sense to fans.
 * The Top, just a Flash villain that was criticized for changing her powers and gender.
 * Vandal Savage, just a controversial Arrowverse villain that was criticized for having a crush on Hawkgirl since he was given traits of Hath-Set and not being as old as in the comics with the writers agreeing with the fans.
 * Wild Dog, just a controversial Arrow character that, while having a perfectly valid point about Oliver's lack of trust concerning the team, was criticized for having habitual Leeroy Jenkins tendencies, along with being hotheaded and confrontational.
 * William Queen, just a controversial Arrow character who came off more as a plot device to create unnecessary drama between Felicity and Oliver.

Misc

 * Cthulhu, just a science fiction character where Dimitrios Pagourtzis cited which featured as one of the pins that pinned in his black trench coat represents power, despite appearing as a villain in games and TV shows or inspiring other villains.
 * Fuleco, just a controversial 2016 FIFA World Cup mascot.
 * Izzy, just a controversial 1996 Summer Olympics mascot.

Original Creations

 * Generalissimo Grunt, just an OC character that Gruntchovski made.

Video Games

 * Adolf Hiter, just a controversial Wolfenstein character based on the real-life dictator with the same name.
 * Baldi, just a controversial character from Baldi's Basics that will keep following you each time you answered every math question wrong then it will make the game ends and restarts at the beginning once if you get caught.
 * Bayonetta, just a controversial female video game character.
 * BJ Blazkowicz, just a controversial Wolfenstein character.
 * Cesare Borgia, just a controversial character from Assassin's Creed that based on the real-life historical person with the same name.
 * It's a Bully, just a controversial character from Baldi's Basics that blocks each way,
 * Mecha Hitler, just a controversial Wolfenstein 3D Boss based on the real-life dictator with the same name, but in combat mecha suit.
 * Needles Kane, just a character from Twisted Metal that John Wayne Gacy based off, judging by how he has no remorse, and, as stated in his file in TM:B, he has homicidal tendencies. Another point is that he killed his youngest son in TM(2012), which links to what the real life homicidal clown who killed his only son (who was at the age of 5) in his sleep.
 * Playtime, just a controversial character from Baldi's Basics that will let you play a jump rope mini-game once if you get caught.
 * Principal of the Thing, just a controversial character from Baldi's Basics that will put you on detention for not following the school rules.
 * Rip Blazkowicz, just a controversial Wolfenstein character who abused his own son and wife in the flashback.

Capcom

 * Akuma, just a Street Fighter character.
 * Balrog, just a Street Fighter character.
 * Ken, just a Street Fighter character.
 * M. Bison, just a Street Fighter character.
 * Ryu, just a Street Fighter character.
 * Sagat, just a Street Fighter character.
 * Vega, just a Street Fighter character.

Nintendo

 * Eagle, just an Advance Wars CO where David Heiss cited for which he used his username under "Eagle_the_Lightning" on the forums.
 * King K. Rool, just a Donkey Kong villain where most of Gruntchovski's works inspired of.

SNK

 * Abigail, just a character from Metal Slug Attack for numerous fan service which is always seen flirting with a Regular Army commando named Trevor Spacey (A character from Metal Slug 4).
 * Alice Bogard, just a KOF character for numerous fan service.
 * Allen O'Neal, just a character from Metal Slug who is a sub-boss in every Metal Slug games (except for 5 & 6) that always laughing maniacally and an infamous phrase "See Ya in Hell!" when he dies.
 * Alma, just a character from Metal Slug Attack for numerous fan service that is infamous for her victory pose.
 * Beatriz, just a character from Metal Slug Attack for numerous fan service that always freeze her enemies.
 * Dragunov, just a character from Metal Slug Attack for numerous fan service.
 * Elena, just a character from Metal Slug Attack that her clothes ripped off when she got attacked which led for numerous fan service.
 * Geese Howard, just a KOF and Fatal Fury character.
 * General Donald Morden, just a character from Metal Slug that was based on Saddam Hussein.
 * Jin, just a character from Metal Slug Attack for numerous fan service.
 * Orochi, just a KOF character infamous for being overpowered.
 * Rita, just a character from Metal Slug Attack for numerous fan service. Also she is centered in the new seasonal another story and an August 2018 Extra Ops "Tropical Battles" which ruined the recent Everlasting Summer event that led for not making any Everlasting Summer versions of every existing male units such as Tarma and Trevor.
 * Rugal Bernstein, just a KOF character infamous for being cheap.

Historical

 * Antonio Luna, just a controversial Filipino army general who fought in the Philippine–American War.
 * Dante Alighieri, just a controversial poet
 * Galileo Galilei, just a famous scientist who was put under house arrest for his advocacy for Copernicus' theory of the Sun in the middle of the universe and the Earth in motion about the Sun.
 * George Washington, just a controversial military leader and a former US President.
 * Hiroo Onoda, just an ordinary soldier who refused to surrender in the Philippines.
 * Jefferson Davis, just a controversial politcian
 * Ishinosuke Uwano, just an ordinary soldier who disappeared but was found in Ukraine in 2006.
 * Manfred von Richthofen/Red Baron, despite being a WWI German ace pilot, his villainous acts are only in fiction but not in real-life.
 * Nikola Tesla, just a Serbian American inventor, electrical engineer, physicist, and futurist who is best known for his contributions to the design of the modern alternating current electricity supply system.
 * Robert E. Lee, just a controversial commander of the Confederate States Army.
 * Saburo Sakai, despite of being a naval aviator and an ace pilot of the Imperial Japan, he never killed any innocents during WWII.

Jokes

 * Blonde jokes, just a controversial joke genre
 * Phone Losers of America, just a controversial hacker group that involves prank calling.
 * Prank call, just a telephone practical joke unless if it's a threatening call (Swatting for example)
 * Touch-Tone Terrorists, just a controversial series of prank calls.
 * Yo Mama jokes, just a controversial joke genre

Religion

 * Ang Dating Daan, just a controversial Filipino religious radio and television program.
 * Apollo Quiboloy, just a controversial religious leader.
 * Baptist, just a controversial Christian group.
 * Benny Hinn, just a controversial religious leader and televangelist.
 * Billy Graham, just a controversial religious leader and televangelist.
 * Budai or Laughing Buddha, just a religious figure but it's too controversial on religion. Some Christians think that the Laughing Buddha are satanic symbol but for them they are not
 * Buddhism, just a controversial religion.
 * Church of Scientology, just a controversial religious group.
 * Confucianism, just a controversial religion.
 * El Shaddai movement, just a controversial catholic charismatic movement in the Philippines.
 * Gautama Buddha, just a controversial religious leader and a founder of Buddhism.
 * Hindu deities, just a religious icon but its considered highly disrespectful if someone adds a page on them (Ganesha and Lakshmi are examples)
 * Hinduism, just a controversial religion.
 * Idolatry, just a controversial type of worship with the use to praise in the front of either a human being or a non-living thing.
 * Iglesia ni Cristo, just a controversial independent Christian religious organization that originated in the Philippines.
 * Any page related to Islam, too controversial to create a page on religion or historical figures of Islam as villainous. This also applies to words and phrases that are used by terrorists or radical Islam.
 * Jaime Cardinal Sin, just a Roman Catholic Archbishop of Manila.
 * Jehovah Witness, just a controversial Christian group.
 * Kingdom of Jesus Christ, just a controversial restorianist church.
 * L. Ron Hubbard, just a controversial religious leader and a founder of Church of Scientology.
 * Members Church of God International, just a controversial religious group.
 * Mormons, just a controversial Christian group.
 * Mother Teresa, just a controversial religious leader.
 * Paganism, just a controversial religion that aren't part of any main religions (such as Christianity) unless if its involving on every disturbing activities like human sacrifices.
 * Pope Benedict XVI, just a controversial pope/leader of the Roman Catholic Church.
 * Pope Francis, just a controversial pope/leader of the Roman Catholic Church.
 * Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson, just a controversial religious leader.
 * Roman Catholic, just a controversial Christian group.
 * Scientology, just a controversial religion.
 * Shintoism, just a controversial Japanese religion.
 * Taoism, just a controversial religion.

School

 * Alex Aranda, school drama
 * Braeden Quinn, school drama
 * Colby Menius, school drama
 * Colton Evans, school drama
 * Cutting classes, school drama
 * Keisler Zelaya, school drama
 * Mr. King, school drama
 * Mr. Scearce, school drama
 * Richard Gale, school drama
 * Unnamed bully, school drama

Toys
These also includes companies who made it, not including stores that sells and restocks them such as Walmart, Target, and Amazon


 * Hasbro, just a controversial toy company.
 * LJN Toys, just a toy company and publisher of video games that were notable for bad reception.
 * Mattel, just a controversial toy company.
 * MEGA Brands, just a toy company that rivals the LEGO group.

LEGO

 * LEGO Ben 10, just a controversial LEGO theme that was a very unsuccessful with LEGO buyers and only lasted about 6 months on the market in some countries.
 * LEGO DC Super Hero Girls, just a controversial licensed LEGO theme that received some negative comments despite of the inclusion of mini-dolls as DC Super Heroes.
 * LEGO Friends, just a controversial LEGO theme that focuses on young girls.
 * LEGO Galidor, just a controversial LEGO theme that received negative comments and reviews.
 * LEGO Minifigures, just a LEGO theme that is currently targeted by AFOLs and TFOLs.
 * LEGO Prince of Persia, just a LEGO theme that introduced then discontinued in the same year.
 * LEGO The Lone Ranger, just a LEGO theme that introduced then discontinued in the same year.
 * Mini-Dolls, just a controversial LEGO figurines that mostly suitable for young girls.

Miscellaneous

 * Any form of weather such as Hailstorm, Act of God.
 * Andrew Pierce, just an individual with no evidence of existence.
 * Bohemian Club, just a private men's club that's accused of murder & human sacrifice.
 * Bruce Ismay, just the owner of the RMS Titanic
 * Chris Kyle, just a controversial soldier and sniper
 * Edward Snowden, just a controversial whistleblower
 * Gordon Ramsay, just a controversial chef.
 * Hentai, just a controversial anime/manga genre.
 * Harambe, just a gorilla whose his death video became viral and stirred up controversy as a result.
 * Ivanka Trump, just a controversial person
 * Julian Assange, just a controversial whistleblower and founder of Wikileaks
 * Ludmila Yurivna, just an individual who doesn't exist.
 * North Star Mall, just a shopping mall with their controversial security services.
 * One More Day, just a controversial Spider-Man comic book storyline by Marvel Comics in 2007 through 2008
 * Otakus, anime/manga related drama
 * Paula Deen, just a controversial chef
 * Playboy, just a controversial men's magazine
 * Prevent-it.ca, just a series of PSAs made by the WSIB which became famous for its disturbing imagery
 * Rednecks, just a controversial group of people.
 * Remakes, just movies trying to bring in new audiences to older properties.
 * Sergei Kuzmenko, just an individual who doesn't exist.
 * Simon Cowell, just a controversial television judge.
 * Skeleton(s), just a part of our living body and things. This is NOT a real-life Jason and the Argonauts.
 * Steve Irwin, just a controversial wildlife expert who was criticized for embodying negative Australian stereotypes and for antagonizing the animals he encounters, the latter of which came from PETA only to apologize for saying that.
 * Torre de Manila, just a controversial residential building in Manila that has been considered as an eyesore by its critics, especially heritage conservationists. Critics insist that the building will ruin the sight-line of the Rizal Monument in nearby Luneta Park.
 * True Religion, just a clothing brand that features the Laughing Buddha as their corporate logo.
 * Wayne LaPierre, just a controversial person.

Politicians/Presidents/Prime Ministers/Activists/Journalists/Businessmen/Government Officials

 * Ajit Pai, just a controversial politician that got a lot of hate for getting rid of net neutrality and his response video from Daily Caller didn't help as many saw it as him rubbing it in their faces, despite him assuring that it won't make a difference
 * Al Gore, just a controversial politician, former Vice President and Presidential candidate
 * Al Sharpton, just a controversial civil rights activist
 * Anderson Cooper, just a controversial journalist.
 * Angela Merkel, just a controversial politician.
 * Anita Sarkeesian, just a controversial activist whose one of the most hated people in the gaming community and heavily criticized for her lack of research in her Feminist Frequency videos, trying to get the United Nations to ban her critics, calling Sargon of Akkad a garbage human because of she was butthurt over he said about her and harassing Boogie2988 at VidCon.
 * Barack Obama, just a controversial politician and former U.S. President.
 * Ben Carson, just a controversial politician
 * Ben Sasse, just a controversial politician
 * Benigno Aquino III, just a controversial politician and a former president of the Philippines.
 * Bill de Blasio, just a controversial mayor
 * Bill Clinton, just a controversial politician and former U.S. President
 * Bill Gates, just a controversial businessman and a CEO of Microsoft.
 * Billy Mitchell, just a controversial businessman and former competitive gamer. Not the EastEnders character with the same name.
 * Bob Corker, just a controversial politician
 * Campbell Newman, just a controversial politician
 * Chris Christie, just a controversial politician
 * Chuck Schumer, just a controversial politician
 * Colonel Harland Sanders, merely just a controversial businessman and founder of KFC
 * Cory Booker, just a controversial politician
 * Dan Savage, just a controversial author and journalist
 * David Clarke, just a controversial sheriff
 * David Petraeus, just a controversial U.S. Army general and former CIA director.
 * Devin Nunes, just a controversial politician
 * Dick Cheney, just a controversial politician
 * Donald Trump, just a controversial businessman, actor, current U.S. President and politician
 * Elizabeth Warren, just a controversial politician
 * Elon Musk, just a controversial businessman.
 * George H. W. Bush, just a controversial politician and former U.S. President
 * George Soros, just a controversial businessman
 * George W. Bush, just a controversial politician and former U.S. President
 * Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, just a controversial politician and a former president of the Philippines.
 * Greg Abbott, just a controversial politician
 * Herman Cain, just a controversial politician.
 * Hillary Clinton, just a controversial politician
 * Hunter S. Thompson, just a controversial journalist and author
 * Jack Thompson, just a controversial former attorney and activist whose one of the most hated people in the gaming community and was heavily criticized for calling various violent video games "Murder Simulators"
 * James Comey, just a controversial head of state
 * Jared Kushner, just a controversial businessman
 * Jeb Bush, just a controversial politician
 * Jeff Sessions, just a controversial politician
 * Jerry Brown, just a controversial politician
 * Jesse Jackson, just a controversial civil rights activist
 * Joe Arpaio, just a controversial sheriff
 * Joe Biden, just a controversial politician
 * John Boehner, just a controversial politician
 * John Kasich, just a controversial politician
 * John McCain, just a controversial politician
 * Joseph Estrada, just a controversial Manila mayor and a former president of the Philippines who resigned.
 * Kamala Harris, just a controversial politician
 * Karl Rove, just a controversial politician
 * Kim Kyong-hui, just a controversial politician.
 * Lee Baca, just a controversial former Sheriff of Los Angeles County.
 * Lindsey Graham, just a controversial politician
 * Mahathir Mohamad, just a controversial politician and current Prime Minister of Malaysia
 * Marco Rubio, just a controversial politician
 * Margaret Thatcher, just a controversial politician
 * Maxine Waters, just a controversial politician
 * Michael Cohen, just a controversial politician and attorney
 * Michael Flynn, just a controversial general
 * Mike Huckabee, merely just a controversial politician
 * Mike Pence, merely just a controversial politician
 * Miriam Defensor Santiago, just a controversial politician and lawyer and former presidential candidate.
 * Mitch McConnell, just a controversial politician
 * Mitt Romney, just a controversial politician
 * Monica Lewinsky, just a controversial former White House intern who was involved in an alleged affair with Bill Clinton in what is known as the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal
 * Najib Razak, just a controversial politician and former Prime Minister of Malaysia
 * Nancy Pelosi, just a controversial politician
 * Nelson Mandela, just a controversial politician and former president of South Africa.
 * Orrin Hatch, just a controversial politician
 * Panfilo Lacson, just a controversial politician
 * Paul Manafort, just a controversial politician
 * Paul Ryan, just a controversial politician
 * Pauline Hanson, just a controversial politician
 * Rachel Dolezal, just a controversial civil rights activist
 * Ray Kroc, just a controversial businessman and founder of McDonald's.
 * Richard Nixon, merely just a controversial politician and former U.S. President who resigned
 * Rick Perry, just a controversial politician
 * Rick Santorum, just a controversial politician
 * Robert Mueller, just a controversial politician and attorney.
 * Rodrigo Duterte, just a controversial politician and current President of the Philippines.
 * Ron and Rand Paul, just controversial politicians.
 * Ronald Reagan, just a controversial actor, politician and former U.S. President.
 * R. Rex Parris, just a controversial mayor.
 * Rupert Murdoch, just a controversial businessman
 * Sarah Palin, just a controversial politician.
 * Scott Pruitt, just a controversial businessman.
 * Shinzo Abe, just a controversial politician and current Prime Minister of Japan.
 * Steve Jobs, just a controversial businessman and late CEO of Apple.
 * Steve Knight, just a controversial politician.
 * Ted Cruz, just a controversial politician
 * Tony Abbott, just a controversial politician and former Prime Minister of Australia
 * Tony Blair, just a controversial politician and former Prime Minister of the U.K.
 * Vladimir Putin, just a controversial politician and current President of Russia.
 * Winston Churchill, just a controversial politician
 * Xi Jinping, just a controversial politician and current President of China.

Countries

 * Afghanistan, just a controversial Middle Eastern country that are responsible for various terrorism activities.
 * Belgium, just a European country where the perpetrators belonged to the Brussels ISIL terror cell which had been involved in the November 2015 Paris attacks.
 * Brazil, just a controversial South American country.
 * China, just a controversial East Asian country.
 * Colombia, just a controversial South American country.
 * Cuba, just a controversial Caribbean country.
 * Dominican Republic, just a controversial Caribbean country.
 * Germany, just a controversial European country.
 * Ghana, just a controversial African country.
 * Iran, just a controversial Middle Eastern country
 * Iraq, just a controversial Middle Eastern country that are responsible for various terrorism activities.
 * Ireland, just a controversial European country.
 * Israel, just a controversial Middle Eastern country.
 * Italy, just a controversial European country.
 * Japan, just a controversial East Asian country.
 * Kenya, just a controversial African country.
 * Mexico, just a controversial North American country for various reasons which includes a high population of crime.
 * Myanmar, just a controversial Southeast Asian country.
 * Nigeria, just a controversial West African country that are responsible for corrupt government and mass genocide against Nigerian Christians.
 * North Korea, just a controversial East Asian country that are responsible for nuclear missile programs and their local laws.
 * The Philippines, just a controversial Southeast Asian country.
 * Poland, just a controversial European country.
 * Puerto Rico, just a controversial Caribbean country.
 * Russia, just a controversial Asian and European country.
 * Rwanda, just a controversial African country.
 * Saudi Arabia, just a controversial Middle Eastern country.
 * Somalia, just a controversial African country.
 * Syria, just a controversial Middle Eastern country that are responsible for various terrorism activities.
 * United States of America, just a controversial North American country for various reasons which includes a population of crime, much like Russia, China, Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, Brazil, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Italy, Ireland, Poland, Israel, and Japan.
 * Venezuela, just a controversial South American country.

Entertainment Industry

 * Abbott and Costello, just controversial comedians and actors
 * Adam Sandler, just a controversial comedian and actor
 * Al Jolson, just a controversial actor
 * Alfred Hitchcock, just a controversial filmmaker.
 * Andrew Dice Clay, just a controversial comedian
 * Andy Dick, just a controversial actor
 * Armond White, just a controversial film critic
 * Arnold Schwarzenegger, just a controversial actor and ex-politician
 * Bill Engvall, just a controversial comedian.
 * Bill Maher, just a controversial television personality.
 * Bill Nye, just a controversial actor and scientist.
 * Billy Mays, just a controversial pitchman.
 * Brandon Lee, just a controversial actor and martial artist.
 * Bruce Lee, just a controversial actor and martial artist.
 * Bob Saget, just a controversial comedian, actor and television host
 * Butch Hartman, just a controversial animation creator and internet drama
 * Carlos Mencia, just a controversial comedian who was accused of plagiarism and joke theft
 * Chris Rock, just a controversial comedian and actor
 * Chris Savino, just a controversial animator and writer
 * Christian Bale, just a controversial actor
 * Christian Slater, just a controversial actor
 * Chuck Norris, just a controversial actor and martial artist
 * Colton Cumbie, just a controversial reality TV show personality
 * Dane Cook, just a controversial comedian accused of joke theft
 * Dean Martin, just a controversial comedian and musician
 * Dave Chappelle, just a controversial comedian
 * David Cronenberg, just a controversial filmmaker
 * David Lynch, just a controversial filmmaker
 * Derek Savage, just a controversial filmmaker
 * Dolphy, just a controversial actor and comedian.
 * Divine, just a controversial actor and drag queen
 * Eddie Murphy, just a controversial comedian and actor whose most hated works are The Adventures of Pluto Nash, Norbit and A Thousand Words.
 * Ed Wood, just a controversial filmmaker
 * El Risitas, just a controversial comedian.
 * Fernando Poe Jr., just a controversial actor and former presidential candidate.
 * Fred Silverman, just a controversial TV executive who was blamed for screwing over NBC between 1979 and 1980
 * George Carlin, just a controversial comedian
 * Hugh Hefner, just a controversial celebrity and founder of Playboy magazines
 * Jackie Chan, just a controversial actor and martial artist.
 * Jamie Kellner, just a controversial former TV executive that was criticized for accusing TiVo for stealing from other networks and being responsible for canceling WCW, which he considered too Neanderthal for the Turner Network and Animaniacs.
 * Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer, just controversial filmmakers whose most hated work is Disaster Movie
 * Jeff Foxworthy, just a controversial comedian
 * Jerry Lewis, just a controversial comedian and musician
 * Jerry Springer, just a host of a controversial TV show
 * Jet Li, just a controversial actor and martial artist
 * Joan Crawford, just a controversial actress
 * John Kricfalusi, just a controversial animation creator
 * John Travolta, just a controversial actor
 * John Waters, just a controversial filmmaker
 * Josh Duggar, just a controversial reality TV show personality
 * Kathy Griffin, just a controversial comedian and actress
 * Kevin Bloody Wilson, just a controversial comedian.
 * Kim Kardashian, just a controversial celebrity.
 * Larry Flynt, just a controversial celebrity and founder of Penthouse
 * Larry the Cable Guy, just a controversial comedian
 * Lars von Trier, just a controversial filmmaker
 * Lindsay Lohan, just a controversial actress and former singer whose most hated work is I Know Who Killed Me.
 * The Lonely Island, just a controversial comedy group
 * Lucas Cruikshank, just a controversial celebrity whose most hated works includes the Fred movies and TV show as well as the iCarly episode IMeetFred.
 * Mark Wahlberg, just a controversial actor
 * Martin Lawrence, just a controversial comedian and actor
 * Maury Povich, just a host of a controversial TV show
 * Mel Gibson, just a controversial actor and filmmaker
 * Michael Bay, just a controversial filmmaker
 * Michael Cimino, just a controversial filmmaker
 * Michael Moore, just a controversial filmmaker
 * Michael Richards, just a controversial actor and comedian who went on a racist tirade towards perceived hecklers during a stand-up routine at The Laugh Factory
 * M. Night Shyamalan, just a controversial filmmaker whose most hated works are Lady in the Water, The Happening, The Last Airbender and After Earth.
 * Morgan Spurlock, just a controversial celebrity and filmmaker whose film Super Size Me had Jared Fogle interviewed.
 * Nicole Richie, just a controversial celebrity
 * Panchito Alba, just a controversial comedian and actor
 * Paris Hilton, just a controversial celebrity whose most hated work are The Hottie and The Nottie and Pledge This!
 * Paul Reubens, just a controversial actor and comedian
 * Paul Verhoeven, just a controversial filmmaker
 * Pauly Shore, just a controversial comedian and actor
 * Quentin Tarantino, just a controversial filmmaker that was criticized for knowing what Harvey Weinstein did and not exposing him sooner.
 * Rachel Maddow, just a controversial TV host
 * Ralph Bakshi, just a controversial animator
 * Rene Requiestas, just a controversial comedian and actor
 * Richard Pryor, just a controversial comedian
 * Robert D. Hanna, just a controversial filmmaker
 * Robert Crumb, just a controversial cartoonist
 * Robin Padilla, just a controversial actor.
 * Rob Lowe, just a controversial actor
 * Rob Schneider, just a controversial comedian and actor
 * Ron White, just a controversial standup comedian
 * Russell Hantz, just a controversial reality TV show personality
 * Samuel L. Jackson, just a controversial actor.
 * Sarah Silverman, just a controversial comedian and actress
 * Sean Hannity, just a controversial television personality.
 * Seth MacFarlane, just a controversial animation creator.
 * Spike Lee, just a controversial filmmaker.
 * Stanley Kubrick, just a controversial filmmaker
 * Stephen A. Smith, just a controversial television personality.
 * The Marx Brothers, just controversial comedians and actors
 * The Three Stooges, just controversial comedians and actors
 * Tom Cruise, just a controversial actor
 * Tom Green, just a controversial comedian and actor
 * Tommy Wiseau, just a controversial filmmaker
 * Tyra Banks, merely just a controversial television personality and former model
 * Uwe Boll, just a controversial boxer and filmmaker whose most hated works include Alone in the Dark, BloodRayne and House of the Dead.
 * Vince Offer, just a controversial pitchman and filmmaker
 * Walt Disney, just a controversial animator and cartoonist.
 * Werner Herzog, just a controversial filmmaker
 * Will Ferrell, merely just a controversial actor and comedian.

Companies/Organizations

 * 4Kids Entertainment/4Licensing Corporation, just a dubbing company that censors anime
 * Activision, just a video game company
 * A.D. Vision, just an anime distributing company
 * Alibaba Group, just a controversial e-commerce group.
 * Amazon, just a controversial online shopping company that made Toys R Us fall.
 * The Asylum, just a film company famous for mockbusting popular films such as War of the Worlds
 * Black Lives Matter, just a controversial organization
 * Bones Animation Studios, just an animation studios where one of the nightmare fuel versions of Misaki Suzuhara's illustration came from.
 * Brightspark Productions Ltd., just the UK's version of Video Brinquedo
 * Buzzfeed, just a controversial company and internet drama.
 * Capcom, just a video game company
 * Cartoon Network, just a television channel
 * The Chaser, just a controversial comedy group
 * CNN, just a company that was accused of liberal bias after the election, making up stories because of low ratings as well as false information about Operation Tailwind, withholding information on Saddam Hussein's human right violations to not alienate the Iraq side of the company and for blackmailing a person who made a photo-shopped GIF of them being defeated by Trump to delete it or they'll doxxed them.
 * Comcast, just a company with controversial business practices
 * Digital Homicide Studios, just a video game company with a controversial name.
 * Dingo Pictures, just a controversial animation studio
 * Disney, just a controversial entertainment company.
 * Disney Channel, just a TV channel
 * Electronic Arts, just a video game company with controversial business practices
 * ESPN, just a TV sports channel
 * FOX Entertainment, just a company
 * Funimation, just an anime distributing and dubbing company where Scott Freeman previously worked.
 * IGN, just a company
 * Konami, just a video game company who was criticized for their business practices in the 2010s
 * Little Baby's Ice Cream, just an ice cream franchise which is famous for its controversial commercial.
 * The National Inquirer, just a controversial tabloid site
 * Naughty Dog, just a video game company
 * Nickelodeon, just a TV channel
 * Rockstar Games, just a company that develops some video games that made controversy.
 * Sanrio, just a company that licenses and produces products focusing on cute characters like Hello Kitty, My Melody, etc.
 * Shemaroo Entertainment, just an animation company responsible for Super K/Kiara the Brave.
 * SNK, just a video game company.
 * Sony Pictures, just a controversial entertainment company that got hacked.
 * Spark Plug Entertainment, just the American equivalent of Video Brinquedo.
 * TAC, just a company famous for its PSAs that contain disturbing imagery
 * Ubisoft, just a video game company with questionable business practices
 * Viacom, just a company.
 * Video Brinquedo, just a film company famous for mockbusting popular animated films with A Car's Life, The Little Panda Fighter and Ratatoing being their most infamous works.
 * WWE, just an entertainment company.
 * ZTE, just a controversial telecommunications equipment and systems company

Government Agencies

 * Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF), just controversial government officials, unless an individual agent has severely abused his or her powers.
 * Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), just a controversial government officials, unless an individual agent has severely abused his or her power
 * Chicago Police Department (CPD), just a controversial law enforcement officials, unless an individual agent has severely abused his or her power.
 * Department of Homeland Security, just a controversial group of government officials that enforcing and deportation of illegal immigrants from the US soil especially those people from Mexico. However, just like with the FBI, CIA, and NSA, individual agents are capable of qualifying if they have severely abused their powers.
 * Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), just a controversial group of government officials, unless an individual agent has severely abused his or her powers.
 * Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), just a controversial group of government officials, unless an individual agent has severely abused his or her powers.
 * Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), just a controversial government officials. However, individual agents are capable of qualifying as villains if they’ve severely abused their powers.
 * Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), just a controversial government officials who worked with the Homeland Security. However, individual agents are capable of qualifying as villains if they’ve severely abused their powers.
 * Interpol, just a controversial government officials, unless an individual agent has severely abused his or her power.
 * Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), just a controversial law enforcement officials, unless an individual agent has severely abused his or her power.
 * Los Angeles Sheriff Department (LASD), just a controversial law enforcement officials, unless an individual agent has severely abused his or her power.
 * National Security Agency (NSA), just a controversial government officials. However, just like with the FBI, CIA, and Homeland Security, individual agents can qualify as villains if they’ve abused their powers.
 * New York Police Department (NYPD), just a controversial law enforcement officials, unless an individual agent has severely abused his or her power
 * US National Guard, just controversial government officials, unless an individual officer has severely abused his or her power.

Restaurants

 * Chuck E. Cheese's, just a controversial restaurant
 * Cracker Barrel, just a restaurant chain
 * Jollibee, just a Filipino-based fast food chain that went international.
 * KFC, just a fast food chain that's targeted by PETA.
 * McDonalds, just a fast food chain.

Retail Stores

 * Hot Topic, just a store that sells a lot of pop-culture graphic T-shirts and merchandise but it doesn't sell anything that contains inappropriate and adult content merchandise unlike Spencer's.
 * LEGO Brand Store, just a store that sells only LEGO toys that aren't available in other retail stores like Target and Walmart such as exclusive sets, keychains, and other non-brick merchandise like tumblers and role play toys as well as Minifigure battle packs.
 * Spencer’s, just a store that sells a lot of controversial t-shirts and merchandise mostly stuff that contains inappropriate and adult content such as sex toys and any clothing with swearing words.
 * Target, just a retail company or a store.
 * Walmart, just a retail company or a store.

Internet

 * Adrian Lamo, just a controversial computer hacker
 * Ahuviya Harel, internet drama
 * AKnotHoleResident/DigiBrushStroke/Sonmanic, internet drama
 * Alexander4488, internet drama
 * Alex Jones, just a controversial talk show host and conspiracy theorist.
 * A-Logging, internet drama
 * Angry Video Game Nerd, internet drama
 * Anthony "A-Log" LoGatto, internet drama
 * Antonio Lievano/SoFloAntonio, internet drama
 * TheArchfiend, internet drama
 * Armake21, internet drama
 * Benthelooney, internet drama
 * Billy cougar, just a controversial Wikian
 * BLACKB0ND, internet drama
 * BLACKbusterCritic, internet drama
 * Bourg Productions, internet drama
 * Brian Martin/LifeInATent, internet drama
 * Caidin Johnson, internet drama
 * Chasethehedgehog, internet drama
 * Christian/Christine Weston Chandler, internet drama
 * ChristianU2uber, internet drama
 * Clay Claymore, internet drama
 * Cod1, merely just a controversial Wikian
 * CopperCab, internet drama
 * Ctrl+Alt+Del, just a controversial webcomic
 * DarksydePhil, internet drama
 * David J. Stewart, internet drama
 * Dev-catscratch/Bryce Cherry, internet drama
 * e-begging, internet drama
 * Encyclopedia Dramatica, internet drama
 * The Fine Brothers, internet drama
 * Forum spamming, internet drama.
 * Gligar13Vids, internet drama
 * Goronchev, internet drama
 * Guptill89, internet drama
 * GurigorloX, internet drama
 * Hellsing920, internet drama
 * I Hate Everything, internet drama
 * Irate Gamer, internet drama
 * Jacob Nadeau-Bisson, internet drama
 * Jake Paul, internet drama
 * Jessi Slaughter, internet drama
 * Jesus with Bazookaz79, internet drama
 * Joshua8428, internet drama
 * Juniorfan, internet drama
 * Kevin Martin/WeatherManKevin, internet drama.
 * Kim Dotcom, internet drama.
 * Lily Peet, internet drama
 * LiveJournal, internet drama
 * Logan Paul, internet drama
 * Lolcows, internet drama
 * Mariotehplumber, internet drama
 * Mark Zuckerberg, just a controversial founder of Facebook
 * MeganLeeHeart, internet drama
 * Mister Metokur, internet drama
 * Nostalgia Critic, internet drama
 * MSkull01, internet drama
 * The Mysterious Mr. Enter, internet drama
 * Nate Spidgewood, internet drama
 * PhantomStrider, internet drama
 * RationalWiki, internet drama
 * SammyClassicSonicFan, internet drama
 * Shoe0nHead, internet drama
 * Snapesnogger, internet drama
 * Spamming, internet drama.
 * Spax3, internet drama
 * Tim Buckley, just a controversial webcomic author
 * Trolling, internet drama
 * Undertakerfreak1127, internet drama
 * UTTP, internet drama
 * VGCP, internet drama
 * Weening, internet drama
 * Wikipedia vandalism, internet-related controversy.

Art-related

 * Art Tracing, art-related drama
 * Curtsibling, just a controversial DeviantArt user who behaves like an immature boy and creating violent things in said site. Sometimes, he made non-violent works but most of all his works are like Gruntchovski.
 * DeviantArt, just an art sharing website. DO NOT add any dA members in this list, they would get offended mostly.
 * Gruntchovski, just a controversial DeviantArt user who behaves like an immature boy and creating violent things in said site. He is considered worse than Curtsibling.
 * Recoloring, art-related drama

Memes

 * MLG, just a controversial compilation of internet memes
 * YouTube Poop, just a controversial compilation of internet memes and videos.
 * Wyoming Incident (Broadcast Intrusion), just a controversial creepypasta and internet meme.

Pop Culture

 * Anti-Bronies, just a controversial group of people against bronies.
 * Anti-Emos, just a controversial group of people against emos.
 * Anti-Furries, just a controversial group of people against furries.
 * Anti-Goths, just a controversial group of people against goths.
 * Anti-Vaxxers, just a controversial group of people against vaccination.
 * Anti-Waifus, just a controversial group of people against waifus
 * Anti-Weebs, just a controversial group of people against weeaboos.
 * Bronies, just a fanbase of a TV show.
 * Emos, just a controversial subculture.
 * Furries, just a controversial subculture.
 * Goths, just a controversial subculture.
 * M.U.G.E.N, just a 2D fighting game engine.
 * Waifu, just a fanbase of any female anime characters.
 * Weeaboo, just a controversial subculture.

Web Series

 * Annoying Orange, just a controversial web series that led to a despised TV series.
 * The Young Turks, just a controversial web series. Not the genocide organization with the same name.

Websites

 * 4chan, just a controversial website
 * Conservapedia, internet drama
 * Crunchyroll, just an anime streaming website.
 * Facebook, just a social networking website.
 * IGN, internet drama
 * Kiwi Farms, just a controversial website.
 * Liberapedia, internet drama
 * Musical.ly, just a controversial website
 * Something Awful, just a controversial website
 * Twitter, just a social networking website
 * Uncyclopedia, internet drama
 * Urban Dictionary, internet drama
 * Vinesauce, just a video game streaming website.
 * WatchMojo.com, just a company that's been criticized for its monotone voice-overs, the amount of videos they uploaded daily, the topics or how gullible they seem act, relying on critic scores when doing video game top 10s, not mentioning some of the entries they have at the beginning of their videos, crediting the wrong people, getting comments from people who weren't happy that certain entries were included while others didn't get mentioned, being predictable or having entries too high or too low as well as accusing them for not doing enough research and was even accused of copying other people such as Larry Bundy Jr. and DreamcastGuy with two of their lists.
 * YouTube, just a video sharing website.

YouTube

 * Agamemnon Counterpart, just a controversial internet video found on YouTube
 * TheAmazingAtheist, just a controversial YouTuber
 * Angry Grandpa, just a controversial YouTuber and the late father of Charlie Green
 * Bubba Dunk Funkin, just a controversial YouTuber with some sexist and homophobic comments.
 * Craft Nation, just a controversial YouTuber
 * Daniel Keem/DJ Keemstar, just a controversial YouTuber
 * I Feel Fantastic, just a controversial YouTube video.
 * iJustine, just a controversial YouTuber
 * Jacob Sartorius, just a controversial YouTuber
 * Jizzy Bizzy, just a controversial YouTuber and Discord user
 * Joey Salads, just a controversial YouTuber
 * Joshua Chomik, just a controversial YouTuber
 * JonTron, just a controversial comedian and YouTuber.
 * Mark Dice, just a controversial YouTuber
 * Mischovy Silenosti, just a controversial YouTuber
 * Papa kills babies, just a controversial YouTube video.
 * PewDiePie, just a controversial YouTuber who was criticized for not liking Five Night's at Freddy's: Sister Location & an anti-Semitic joke with a kid holding a sign that said "Death to All Jews" as well as saying the n-word on a livestream while playing Player's Unknown Battlegrounds.
 * Philip DeFranco, just a controversial YouTuber who did some videos on DaddyOFive.
 * Ray William Johnson, just a controversial YouTuber
 * Rucka Rucka Ali, just a controversial YouTuber
 * Sam Pepper, just a controversial YouTuber.
 * Smosh, just controversial YouTubers
 * Tobuscus, just a controversial YouTuber
 * Toysandfunnykids, just a controversial YouTube channel
 * Webdriver Torso, just a controversial YouTube channel.

Music

 * 2 Live Crew, just a controversial rap group
 * 50 Cent, just a controversial rapper
 * AC/DC, just a controversial band
 * Adele, just a controversial singer.
 * Alison Gold, just a controversial singer
 * Anthrax, just a controversial band. Not to be confused with the 2001 anthrax attacks that was perpetrated by Bruce Edwards Ivins, a suspect who sent letters containing anthrax spores which were mailed to US media outlets and politicians.
 * Ariana Grande, just a controversial singer.
 * Axl Rose, just a controversial musician and lead singer of the rock band Guns N' Roses
 * Azealia Banks, just a controversial rapper
 * Black Sabbath, just a controversial band
 * Black Veil Brides, just a controversial band
 * Bruno Mars, just a controversial singer
 * Charles Hamilton, just a controversial rapper
 * Chris Brown, just a controversial singer who became hated after he revealed that he did abuse Rihanna.
 * Creed, just a controversial band
 * Daphne and Celeste, just a controversial band
 * David Allan Coe, just a controversial musician
 * Design the Skyline, just a controversial band
 * Dimebag Darrell, just a controversial musician who was killed by Nathan Gale
 * DMX, just a controversial rapper
 * Don Imus, just a controversial shock jock
 * Drake, just a controversial rapper.
 * Ed Sheeran, just a controversial singer.
 * Elvis Presley, just a controversial musician
 * Eminem, just a controversial rapper who got his own cartoon called the Slim Shady Show.
 * Flo Rida, just a controversial rapper
 * Frank Farian, just a controversial record producer
 * Gene Simmons, just a controversial singer
 * GG Allin, merely just a controversial singer
 * Gorillaz, just a controversial band.
 * Hole, just a controversial band
 * Howard Stern, just a controversial shock jock
 * Iggy Azalea, just a controversial rapper
 * Ike Turner, just a controversial singer
 * Insane Clown Posse, just a controversial rap group that has a fan base (Juggalos) that stirs up controversy
 * James Brown, just a controversial singer.
 * Ja Rule, just a controversial rapper
 * Jay-Z, merely just a controversial rapper
 * Jimi Hendrix, just a controversial musician
 * John Mayer, just a controversial singer
 * Johnny Cash, just a controversial musician
 * Jonas Brothers, just a controversial band
 * Justin Bieber, just a controversial musician
 * Justin Timberlake, just a controversial musician and actor
 * Kanye West, just a controversial musician
 * Kenny Rogers, just a controversial singer.
 * Kesha, just a controversial singer
 * KISS, merely just a controversial band.
 * Lady Gaga, just a controversial musician
 * Lil Wayne, just a controversial rapper
 * Limp Bizkit, just a controversial band
 * Ludacris, just a controversial rapper.
 * Luis Fonsi, just a controversial singer.
 * Machine Gun Fellatio, just a controversial band
 * Machine Gun Kelly, just a controversial rapper.
 * Madonna, just a controversial singer and actor whose most hated works are Shanghai Surprise, A Certain Sacrifice, Who's That Girl, Body of Evidence, The Next Best Thing and Swept Away.
 * Marilyn Manson, just a controversial band
 * Mark Levin, just a controversial radio host
 * Master P, just a controversial rapper and businessman
 * Megadeth, just a controversial band
 * Meghan Trainor, just a controversial singer
 * Metallica, just a controversial band
 * Michael Jackson, just a controversial musician
 * Milli Vanilli, just a controversial band
 * Nickelback, just a controversial band
 * Nine Inch Nails, just a controversial band
 * Nirvana, just a controversial band
 * The Notorious B.I.G., just a controversial rapper
 * N.W.A, just a controversial rap group
 * Odd Future, just a controversial rap group
 * One Direction, just a controversial band
 * Ozzy Osbourne, just a controversial singer
 * Pitbull, just a controversial rapper
 * Prince, just a controversial singer.
 * The Prodigy, just a controversial band
 * Rage Against the Machine, just a controversial band
 * Rammstein, just a controversial band
 * Rebecca Black, just a controversial singer.
 * Regurgitator, just a controversial band
 * Rick James, just a controversial singer
 * R. Kelly, just a controversial singer
 * Rush Limbaugh, just a controversial radio host.
 * Sean Combs, just a controversial rapper and businessman
 * Sinead O'Connor, just a controversial singer.
 * Slayer, just a controversial band
 * Snoop Dogg, just a controversial rapper
 * Soulja Boy, just a controversial rapper.
 * Ted Nugent, just a controversial musician
 * T-Pain, just a controversial singer
 * Tupac Shakur, just a controversial rapper
 * Tyler the Creator, just a controversial rapper
 * Willie Nelson, just a controversial musician.
 * XXXTentacion, just a controversial rapper

Sports

 * Adebowale Ogungbure, just a controversial Nigerian footballer who was accused and reported by German police for making Nazi gestures.
 * Al Davis, just a controversial former owner of the Oakland Raiders
 * Andrew Johns, just a controversial former NRL player
 * Anthony Mundine, just a controversial boxer and former NRL player
 * Barry Bonds, just a controversial former baseball player
 * Ben Cousins, just a controversial AFL player
 * Ben Johnson, just a controversial athlete
 * Bud Selig, just a controversial former MLB commissioner.
 * Cam Newton, just a controversial NFL player
 * Carmelo Anthony, just a controversial NBA player
 * Colin Kaepernick, just a controversial ex-NFL player
 * Conor McGregor, just a controversial boxer and mixed martial arts fighter.
 * Curt Schilling, just a controversial former MLB pitcher and former broadcaster who was dismissed due to insensitive remarks.
 * Dale Hunter, just a controversial former NHL player and head coach who deliberately struck Pierre Turgeon and was suspended for the hit.
 * Dallas Cowboys, just a controversial NFL team
 * David Stern, just a controversial former commissioner of the NBA.
 * Dennis Rodman, just a controversial former NBA player whose friends with Kim Jong-un.
 * Diego Maradona, just a former association football (soccer) player who caused controversy with his "Hand of God" goal in the 1986 World Cup.
 * Double Take, just a controversial band
 * Donald Sterling, just a controversial businessman and former owner of the Los Angeles Clippers who got banned for life from the NBA for filmed racist remarks
 * Doping in Russia, sports drama
 * Eric Reid, just a controversial NFL player.
 * Floyd Mayweather Jr., just a controversial boxer
 * Gary Bettman, just a controversial commissioner of the NHL.
 * Grant Hackett, just a controversial Olympic swimmer
 * Green Bay Packers, just a controversial NFL team
 * Jack Tatum, just a controversial former NFL player who paralyzed Darrell Stingley.
 * Jake LaMotta, just a controversial boxer and his story was told in the movie Raging Bull.
 * Jerry Jones, just a controversial businessman and owner of the Dallas Cowboys
 * Jimmy Snyder, just a sports commentator who got fired for racist remarks
 * John Hopoate, just a controversial former NRL player
 * John McEnroe, just a controversial former tennis player
 * Johnny Manziel, just a controversial ex-NFL player
 * Jose Canseco, just a controversial former MLB player who took steroids and accused others of taking performance-enhancing drugs
 * JR Smith, just a controversial NBA player.
 * Kobe Bryant, just a controversial former NBA player.
 * Lance Armstrong, just a controversial cyclist
 * LaVar Ball, just a controversial basketball coach whose son was arrested in China for shoplifting
 * LeBron James, just a controversial NBA player
 * Luis Suarez, just a controversial association football (soccer) player.
 * Marion Jones, just a controversial athlete
 * Mark McGwire, just a controversial former baseball player who cheated to break the single-season home run record in Major League Baseball
 * Melbourne Storm, just a controversial NRL team who were stripped of two of their premierships due to salary cap breaches
 * Metta World Peace/Ron Artest, just a controversial former NBA player.
 * Michael Jordan, just a controversial former NBA player
 * Muhammad Ali, just a controversial boxer
 * New England Patriots, just a controversial NFL team
 * Nick Kyrgios, just a controversial tennis player
 * Oakland Raiders, just a controversial NFL team
 * Ozzie Guillen, Sr., just a controversial former MLB player and manager.
 * Pittsburgh Steelers, just a controversial NFL team
 * Rasheed Wallace, just a controversial former NBA player.
 * Richard Sherman, just a controversial NFL player.
 * Roger Clemens, just a controversial former baseball player
 * Roger Goodell, just a controversial NFL commissioner.
 * Ryan Lochte, just a controversial Olympic swimmer.
 * Sammy Sosa, just a controversial former baseball player who used cork in his bat as a performance-enhancing substance.
 * Shaquille O'Neal, just a controversial former NBA player and actor whose most hated work are Kazaam and Steel.
 * Sidney Crosby, just a controversial NHL player.
 * Stan Kroenke, just a controversial sports owner
 * Terrell Owens, just a controversial former NFL player
 * Tom Brady, just a controversial NFL player
 * XFL, just a controversial sporting event that is considered one of the worst sporting events ever.

Wrestling

 * AJ Styles, just a controversial WWE wrestler.
 * Al Snow, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Andre the Giant, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Big Boss Man, just a controversial former WWE/WWF wrestler
 * Big Show, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Bill Goldberg, just a controversial former WCW/WWE wrestler.
 * Booker T, just a controversial former WWE wrestler.
 * Braun Strowman, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Bray Wyatt, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Brian Christopher Lawler, just a controversial WWF and former TNA wrestler who committed suicide.
 * Brock Lesnar, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Christian, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Chris Jericho, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Daniel Bryan, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Dean Ambrose, just a controversial WWE wrestler.
 * The Dudley Boys, just a controversial WWE Tag Team group.
 * Eddie Guerrero, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Eric Bischoff, just a controversial former wrestling businessman who was blamed for the collapse of WCW
 * Hulk Hogan, just a controversial former WWE wrestler
 * Jeff Hardy, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Jimmy Snuka, just a controversial WWE legend
 * John Cena, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * John Bradshaw Layfield, just a controversial businessman and former WWE wrestler
 * Kane, just a controversial WWE wrestler.
 * Kevin Nash, just a controversial former WWE and WCW wrestler.
 * Kofi Kingston, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Kurt Angle, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Lex Luger, just a controversial former WCW and WWE wrestler
 * Macho Man Randy Savage, just a controversial former WWE/WWF wrestler
 * Mark Henry, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Matt Hardy, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Mick Foley, just a controversial former WWE/WWF wrestler
 * Nikolai Volkoff, just a controversial former WWE/WWF wrestler
 * Paul Heyman, just a controversial businessman and WWE manager
 * Randy Orton, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Razor Ramon, just a controversial former WCW and WWE wrestler
 * Roddy Piper, just a controversial former WWE/WWF wrestler
 * Roman Reigns, just a controversial WWE wrestler.
 * Seth Rollins, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Shawn Michaels, just a controversial WWE wrestler.
 * Sting, just a controversial former WCW/WWE wrestler
 * Stone Cold Steve Austin, just a controversial former WWE wrestler
 * Triple H, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * The Undertaker, just a controversial WWE wrestler
 * Vince McMahon, just a controversial businessman and WWE chairman.
 * Wrestlemania, just an event for WWE where a couple of its annual events, namely Wrestlemania IX (1993) was considered one of the worst wrestling events ever.
 * Xavier Woods, just a controversial WWE wrestler.
 * Zack Ryder, just a controversial WWE wrestler

Video Games

 * Action 52, just a controversial video game that received negative reviews over how the games are either space shooters, bland or prone to crash and considered one of the worst video games ever made
 * Afro Samurai 2: Revenge of Kuma, just a controversial video game that was criticized for its bad controls and framerate drops, though the developers were generous enough to give refunds.
 * Agony, just a controversial video game that, despite praised for its interesting demon designs and its depiction of Hell, was criticized for bugs and glitches at launch, clunky controls, a poorly executed story, lackluster graphics, areas dark enough that it's tough to see where you are going and the developers being dishonest as they tried to make it sound like it wasn’t as bad as it turned out to be and didn’t make good on their promise to make a patch that removes the censorship.
 * Air Control, just a controversial video game that received negative reviews for its extremely convoluted and messed up story, game-breaking glitches and false advertising and considered one of the worst video games ever made, to the point it was delisted off of Steam.
 * Aliens: Colonial Marines, just a controversial video game that was criticized for numerous bugs and glitches, horrendously programmed AI all because of a one-letter typo, very poor level design, plothole-filled story and false advertisement where the developers put together a short demo that looked and played much better than the finished game, the latter which led to SEGA and Gearbox Software getting a lawsuit and considered one of the worst video games ever made, though a mod team was able to fix the AI when they discovered the typo was tether, which was spelled as teather.
 * Alone in the Dark (2008), just a controversial video game that, despite praised for its soundtrack, decent graphics and great use of fire, was criticized for its bad and convoluted plot, cheesy dialogue, confusing and frustrating item combining mechanic, several bugs and glitches, terrible driving sequences, poor collision detection and physics, health being shown via wounds on the character, which look terrible, seeming more like patches of injured skin pasted on Edward's clothes, poorly implemented presentation of a television show on DVD and padding since the player is tasked with burning various "evil roots" in order to progress.
 * Alone in the Dark: Illumination, just a controversial video game and considered one of the worst video games ever made.
 * American's 10 Most Wanted/Fugitive Hunter, just a controversial video game that has Saddam Hussein and Osama Bin Laden as the last two bosses.
 * Aquaman: Battle for Atlantis, just a controversial video game that was criticized for its nauseous camera and dull gameplay and considered one of the worst video games ever made.
 * Azur Lane, just a controversial Chinese mobile game that is actually a knock-off of the popular game Kantai Collection (KanColle) which some people have accused it of being "anti Japanese"
 * Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts: just a video game that was criticized by fans for some jokes about how gamers today wouldn't enjoy platforming and would rather shoot things and for being more focused on vehicle construction than platforming.
 * Batman: Arkham Knight, just a video game that was criticized for not adding anything new, the Batmobile sections overstaying their welcome, the plot twist of how Jason Todd is the Arkham Knight and the fact gamers had to find all Riddler trophies just to get the game's true ending as well as a terrible PC port.
 * Batman: Dark Tomorrow, just a controversial video game that received negative reviews for its terrible controls, some villains not having a purpose of appearing and the fact gamers had to find the control room in order to get the good ending and considered one of the worst video games ever made.
 * Battleborn, just a controversial video game that was released in the same time as Overwatch launched and is seen as a cautionary tale on how negative reputation from a previous game can carry on to another game since it was the next game Gearbox Software released after Aliens: Colonial Marines.
 * Battlefield: Hardline, just a video game spin-off focus on police and criminals rather than military
 * Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing, just a controversial video game that received negative reviews for its unfinished state, getting the lowest rating for a game on Metacritic, which is an 8 out of 100 and considered one of the worst video games ever made despite it selling extremely well.
 * Blue screen of death, just a computer error caused by hardware failure
 * Bubsy, merely just a controversial franchise with a derided pilot and Busby 3D being considered one of the worst games ever made.
 * Bully, just a controversial video game that was initially criticized for promoting bullying, though it turns out that it was actually about stopping the bullying in the school.
 * Call of Duty series, just a controversial violent video game series that Anders Behring Breivik and Justin Sullivan cited, was criticized for being the poster boy of Modern Military First Person Shooters and its yearly releases, had Kevin Spacey voice the villain of Advanced Warfare and was also blamed for numerous copycat crimes.
 * Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2, just a controversial video game that was criticized for its more modern setting, tedious and repetitive combat, long loading times and extremely boring, tedious and mandatory stealth sections.
 * Command & Conquer: Generals, just an RTS computer game features a playable terrorist organization (GLA)
 * Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2, just a controversial video game features a city being destroyed in the background on it's cover, leading the developers to the conclusion that it resembles the real-life 9/11 event.
 * Command & Conquer Rivals, just a controversial mobile game that receives negative comments.
 * CrazyBus, just a controversial video game that received negative reviews for its downright irritating title theme and simplistic gameplay and considered one of the worst video games ever made
 * Custer's Revenge, just a controversial video game that received negative reviews and considered one of the worst video games ever made
 * Daikatana, just a controversial video game that received negative reviews for its terrible A.I., outdated graphics and mechanics and an ad slogan that said "John Romero is going to make you his bitch"", ruined John Romero's career and considered one of the worst and disappointing games ever made
 * Danny Ledonne, just a controversial game developer who created an RPG game based on the Columbine School Shooting
 * Day One: Garry's Incident, just a controversial video game that was criticized for how the developer went after everyone who hated the game, even filing a lawsuit against TotalBiscuit after he badmouthed it.
 * Defense of the Ancients: All-Stars (DotA): just a controversial online game that's blamed for numerous incidents such as violent activities and trash-talking.
 * Desert Bus, just a video game part of Penn & Teller: Smoke & Mirrors that was made as a joke, even if it was considered one of, if not, the most boring video game ever made.
 * Destiny, just a controversial video game franchise
 * Diablo 3, just a controversial video game known for having an 18-year-old teenager die at an Internet cafe in Taiwan after reportedly playing the game for 40 hours straight as well as various errors occurring when the game launched with Error 37 and Error 3006 being the most infamous.
 * DMC: Devil May Cry, just a controversial video game that was criticized for inconsistencies and plot holes within the story, a predictable plot twist, the camera being troublesome in the platforming sections and Dante's new look and personality as well as a joke where, before the Hunter boss fight, a white wig flies onto his head, he then looks in a mirror and says "Not in a million years.", which fans saw as a jab against the old Dante and the old series.
 * Doki Doki Literature Club, just a controversial video game
 * Doom series, just a controversial video game that was blamed for the Columbine High School Massacre as well as having a despised video game adaptation.
 * Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (NES), just a video game that received negative reviews after the AVGN's extremely negative review and revisit of it and is considered James Rolfe's most hated video game and one of the worst video games ever made
 * Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout, just a controversial video game.
 * Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22, just a controversial video game.
 * Drake & the 99 Dragons, just a video game that received negative reviews and is considered one of the worst video games ever made.
 * Driver 3, merely just a video game that became controversial after a scandal erupted over how the early access Atari gave Future was contingent on giving the game 9/10 reviews on both PSM2 and Xbox World before the game was released with critical posts getting deleted by moderators, which led to heated arguments and some comments defending the game and Future were traced to Babel Media, a marketing company that made use of astroturfing.
 * Duke Nukem series, just a controversial video game series with Duke Nukem Forever in particular being the most hated
 * Dungeon Keeper Mobile, just a controversial video game that was criticized for its terrible gameplay pacing, boring plot, repetitive maps, overuse of Micro-Transactions and advertisements asking you to rate the game five stars for the game to continue development, which ended up manipulating the game's rating system and its subsequent score on mobile storefronts, the latter which led to EA getting in trouble with the Advertising Standards Authority.
 * E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (video game), just a controversial video game that was heavily criticized for its invisible pits, all too simple controls and for being boring and considered one of, if not the worst video game ever made that's mostly blamed for causing the Video Game Crash of 1983.
 * Fallout 76, just a video game that was criticized for being geared more towards multiplayer, which led to a petition being made to force Bethesda to make a single-player mode.
 * Far Cry 5, just a controversial video game that initially worried right-wing people because of the premise, but ended up confusing GameSpot and Polygon's review got flack for docked several points for the story and for not taking any hard political stances on contemporary issues in America.
 * Fez, just a video game that became overshadowed by controversy after Phil Fish cancelled the sequel after getting into a heated argument with Marcus Beer and the meltdown he had afterwards.
 * Fight Club, just a controversial film that is blamed for numerous copycat crimes
 * Fighter Within, just a controversial video game that was criticized for its unresponsive motion controls, weak story and laughable voice acting.
 * Final Fantasy: All the Bravest, just a controversial video game that was criticized for the greedy nature of the game and for its shallow gameplay.
 * Final Fantasy II, just a video game that was criticized for being completely different from the first game.
 * Final Fantasy VII, just a video game that created one of the most notorious fandoms in video games.
 * Final Fantasy VIII, just a controversial video game that became hated no thanks to JonTron and Spoony.
 * Final Fantasy X, just a controversial video game.
 * Final Fantasy XIII, just a controversial video game trilogy
 * Final Fantasy XIV, just a video game where its original version was widely criticized for being less than stellar, and even making the news for its quality.
 * Fire Emblem Fates, just a controversial video game that was criticized for its localization including the removal of Skinship, the exclusion of an optional Japanese vocal track due to copyrights and shoehorning memes into the game's dialogue.
 * Five Nights at Freddy's, just a video game franchise that became controversial because of its fandom.
 * Girls Fleet, just a rip-off of the popular game Kantai Collection (KanColle).
 * Glitches, just a part of computer and video game malfunction
 * Grand Theft Auto series, just a popular controversial video game franchise that is commonly blamed for numerous copycat crimes and the one franchise Jack Thompson goes after the most.
 * The Guy Game, just an obscure game that became notorious for having an under-aged girl among the women in the game.
 * Hatred, just a controversial video game that got hatred (no pun intended) for its portrayal of wanton violence and for being boring, though it sold very well.
 * Heavy Rain, just a controversial video game
 * Hong Kong 97, just a controversial video game that received negative reviews for its annoying theme song and simplistic gameplay and considered one of the worst video games ever made
 * Hotline Miami, just a controversial video game franchise
 * Hotel Mario, just a video game that received negative reviews and is considered one of the worst video games ever made despite its popularity with YouTube Poop.
 * Hunt Down the Freeman, just a controversial video game and internet drama
 * James and Robert Romine, just controversial video game developers that founded Digital Homicide Studios and were criticized for going after everyone who hated their games and for filing a lawsuit against Jim Sterling for badmouthing their most notorious game, The Slaughtering Grounds, which led to Steam defiling all of their games.
 * Killer Instinct, just a controversial video game.
 * The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, just a video game that was criticized for being more linear than other Zelda games, the controls, having to fight the Imprisoned three times and for how annoying Fi is. However, GamesTM, GiantBomb, EGM, 1Up, Gamespot and CNN, no matter what score they gave it, all got flak for not liking the game as much as everyone did at the time.
 * The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, just a video game that was criticized for being different from the other Zelda games and for its Wolf Link concept.
 * Life of Black Tiger, just a controversial port of a mobile game that was criticized for its boring, repetitive and tiring gameplay, horrible controls, poor localization and grammer and terrible graphics with grainy textures, poor frame-rate, very short draw distance and choppy animation.
 * Link: The Faces of Evil & Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon, just controversial video games that received negative reviews in retrospect, mostly for the cutscenes and are considered two of the worst video games of all time, despite its popularity with YouTube Poop.
 * Lords Mobile, just a controversial mobile game app that complained on their ads because they randomly popped out when you watch a YouTube video.
 * MadWorld, just a controversial video game
 * Mafia 3, just a controversial video game that used the Ku Klux Klan, confederate apologists, Dixies and Southern racists as acceptable targets, which led to said groups trolling the Steam forums when the game was initially released and while praised for its great soundtrack as well as doing a great job at reflecting what the Southern United States was like during 1968 and not shying away from showing the widespread racism of the time, it was criticized for its extremely repetitive yet mandatory racket missions, abandoning realism in favor of more action and arcade-oriented gameplay which heavily contradicts what previous Mafia games were well-known for, features from previous Mafia games have been removed, the stealth approach broken due to stupid enemy A.I., taking away from the traditional Italian image of the "mafia", some SJW moments such as Lincoln sparing Olivia just because she's a woman, despite all the terrible things she's responsible for and a ridiculously glitchy mirror reflection.
 * Manhunt franchise, just a controversial game series
 * Mass Effect 3, just a video game which, while considered the best game in the franchise, was heavily criticized for the original ending because of palette swap endings rendering character choices inconsequential, a lack of closure, lore contradictions and plotholes, character and narrative inconsistencies, no final boss battle and inconsistencies between statements by BioWare staff and the form the endings ultimately took, which got so bad with an internet campaign called Retake Mass Effect being organized and one fan going so far as to take his complaint to the Federal Trade Commission, BioWare released a free Extended Cut DLC which fleshed out the endings a lot more, though it also led to the creation of the term, Entitled Gamer.
 * Mass Effect: Andromeda, just a controversial video game that was criticized for its awful animations, bad writing, very poor facial features, loads of game glitches, repetitive and boring missions, removing the tactical squad shooting elements and replaced it with generic third person shooter elements, the choices you pick are meaningless and that some of the people that worked on the game were SJWs with Manveer Heir insulting white people on Twitter and Allie Rose-Marie Leost, the lead facial animator, stating that she hated men.
 * Mega Man X6, just a controversial game that's hated for its difficulty, having multiple glitches due to its incomplete state and the fact that fans wanted the series to end with X5.
 * Mega Man X7, just a controversial game that's hated for its unfair difficulty, X's pacifism and having to be unlocked, the voice acting, the lowered stakes in the story and for having the worst line-up of Mavericks with Flame Hyenard being the most hated.
 * Meme Run, just a controversial video game that was criticized for its use of Internet memes.
 * Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, just a video game that was criticized for its Bait and Switch tactic of having Raiden as the protagonist despite Snake being playable in the first mission of the game.
 * Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain, just a video game that became controversial because of the Konami controversy, though it was divisive for its boss battles, the amount of cut content pertaining to the story, plot, Snake's re-casting, the secret ending, the Forward Operating Base systems and Chapter two being a rehash of the earlier levels.
 * Metal Gear Survive, just a controversial video game that was heavily criticized for recycled many assets from The Phantom Pain, its rushed story, constant online connection, outdated Peer-to-Peer connection, repetitive gameplay that consists of only poking the head of the zombies at the fence with a spear to kill it, lack of enemy variety, idiotic zombie A.I., heavy amount of micro-transactions and loot boxes, the thirst and hunger bar depleting quickly, forcing you to constantly hunt for food and water as well as even crouching using up stamina and the departure from the general feel of previous Metal Gear games.
 * Metal Slug Attack, just a controversial mobile game app based on Metal Slug series that made the entire game unbalanced by adding more waifus that doesn't fit in the game especially the seasonal versions (such as Everlasting Summer) of an existing characters and refused to answer fan surveys and user complaints.
 * Metroid: Other M, just a controversial video game that was criticized for being more linear than other Metroid games, Samus' chickification and the fact she was used to explore themes of depression, anxiety, personal trauma, motherhood and desperation to please one's superiors, Adam's portrayal, the authorization mechanic, the search segments, the final battle and the infamous scene where Samus doesn't shoot Ridley, because of her PTSD getting better because of continuity errors, though it was one of Ridley's best appearances.
 * Metroid Prime: Federation Force: just a video game that was criticized for its chibi artstyle, cartoonish graphics and being a spin-off instead like many hoped when it was revealed, which led to a petition being made to force Nintendo to cancel the game.
 * Mighty No. 9, just a controversial video game that almost destroyed the entire Mega Man franchise.
 * Minecraft, just a video game that became known for its troublesome players.
 * Mobile Legends, just a controversial mobile game app that was complained about on their ads because they randomly popped out when you watch a YouTube video.
 * Mortal Kombat series, just a controversial video game series which was accused of inspiring copycat murders; with Mortal Kombat: Mythologies: Sub-Zero and Mortal Kombat: Special Forces being the most hated games in the series as well as having an alright first film, but a despised sequel.
 * Mortal Kombat (SNES), just a port of the original Mortal Kombat that was criticized for censoring the gore.
 * Night Trap, just a controversial video game that was one of the reasons why the ESRB ratings were created.
 * Ninja Gaiden 3/Razor's Edge, just a controversial video game that was criticized for using QTEs in both combat and when climbing, using only one weapon with the only way to get more weapons is buying them as dlc, the gameplay often slowing down because of a radio call or when the arm curse Ryu's given by the Regent of the Mask gets activated, though the latter was changed into an enemy rush in Razor's Edge, the plot that tries to do a commentary on violence, changing the dismemberment to bone-cracking sound effects, though this was fixed in Razor's Edge and for being much easier than the previous games.
 * No Man's Sky, just a controversial video game that, while praised for its gorgeous art-style and nice soundtrack, was criticized for its mediocre space combat, no plot or objectives, dreadful inventory management, models going missing, gameplay becoming boring and tedious quickly after you leave the first planet, reaching the galactic core does nothing but resetting the game in a new galaxy, causing you to lose technological progress made up to that point and like Aliens: Colonial Marines, false advertising since features that Sean Murray said the game would have didn't appear or missing, which led to a lawsuit being filed against the developers and publishers of the game. Not helped by that Steam created an exception to their refund policy allowing users to refund this game even if the game was played for more than two hours and also started disallowing publishers from posting screenshots of pre-rendered cutscenes and concept art as screenshots for games and while the updates did add and fixed some things, they didn't win everyone like Cygnus Destroyer and Darklordjadow1 over, considered one of if not the most disappointing game ever made and is seen as a cautionary tale of everything wrong with hype culture in AAA video games.
 * Overwatch, just a video game
 * Paper Mario: Color Splash, just a video game that, while considered better than Sticker Star, was criticized for retaining some of that game's design choices.
 * Paper Mario: Sticker Star, just a controversial video game that, while praised for doing the paper gimmick the best, was criticized for its paper thin excuse for a plot, Bowser not having any dialogue in the entire game, no partners outside of Kersti, who doesn't do all that much, using stickers for everything, poor navigation, not being able to get any experience and the boss fights requiring a certain sticker, which were all caused by Shigeru Miyamoto thinking the initial plan would've been too much like The Thousand-Year Door.
 * Plumbers Don't Wear Ties, just a controversial video game that received negative reviews after the AVGN's negative review for being a slideshow despite being advertised as an FMV game and considered one of the worst video games ever made
 * Pokemon GO, just a controversial mobile game app
 * Postal, just a controversial video game franchise.
 * Rapelay, just a controversial video game about rape.
 * Ride to Hell: Retribution, just a controversial video game that was that was heavily criticized for numerous bugs and glitches, which become worse in vehicle sections, poor voice acting and dialogue, poor and unfinished sound design, awkward and disjointed cutscenes, Jake's actions being borderline criminal such as killing several truckers, driving a tanker truck to a power plant while killing cops, kills all the workers there and then blow it up just to get over an electrified fence, sloppy driving physics, basic yet broken melee combat, the worst enemy A.I. in any video game and misogyny since that they exist only to be rescued and to reward Jake with sex in cutscenes immediately after with no transition and considered one of the worst video games ever made.
 * Ryan Lambourn, just a controversial game developer who created games based on the Virginia Tech and Sandy Hook school shootings.
 * Saint's Row, just a controversial video game.
 * Saiyan Marvels, just a controversial unofficial mobile game based on Dragon Ball series that received several complaints and negative comments because the game is considered copyright infringement.
 * Shadow the Hedgehog, just a controversial video game that was criticized for taking itself too seriously and the fact that players had to get all 10 endings just to get the true ending.
 * Shaq Fu, just a controversial video game that received negative reviews in retrospect for the premise and controls and considered one of the worst video games ever made to the point that two websites were made to either destroy or save the cartridges, though it did lead to Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn.
 * Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time, just a video game that was criticized for having Penelope Mouse pull a Face–Heel Turn without reason for a cheap plot twist and for it to end with a cliffhanger, causing fans to start hating Sanzaru Games after they said there won't be a fifth game.
 * Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric, just a controversial video game that was criticized for its almost non-existent speed, the character redesigns and personality changes, awful physics, bug and glitches because of its rushed development, inconsistent framerate which frequently drops, Lyric himself, empty hub, overly simplistic combat without any combo options, insultingly easy puzzles, only being able to hold up to 100 rings and the characters never ever shutting up since they comment almost every time they grab rings, punch something, press a button and even when touching a bounce pad and considered one of the worst video games ever made as well as the worst selling game in the Sonic franchise.
 * Sonic Free Riders, just a video game that was criticized for its unresponsive controls no thanks to Angry Joe
 * Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), just a controversial video game that, despite being praised for its soundtrack and the boss fights with Egg Wyvern, Silver's first fight with Iblis and Solaris, was criticized for being heavily rushed, its extremely sensitive controls, though Sonic and Blaze have the most tolerable controls, terrible camera, its convoluted, messy and plothole-filed story that retcons itself in the end, painfully long and frequent loading times, the End of the World level and Elise and Sonic's romance, which has bestiality and necrophiliac implications as well as the scene where Elise kisses Sonic on the lips when resurrecting being the most despised moment in the entire franchise and considered one of the worst video games ever made.
 * Sonic the Hedgehog (Genesis), just a controversial port that was criticized for its bugs and massive frame-rate drops.
 * Sonic Unleashed, just a controversial video game that was criticized for the Werehog segments, because of the game trying something different and the level Eggmanland.
 * Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly, just a video game that gained infamy for being an unfinished game at release and containing multiple glitches.
 * Star Fox: Adventures, just a video game that was criticized for being nothing like any of the other Star Fox games as well as the fact that Miyamoto made Rare change it from Dinosaur Planet, because the main character of that game looked like Fox McCloud.
 * Star Fox Zero, just a video game that was criticized for its horrible aiming controls, unimpressive graphics, short length and rehashed story-line.
 * Star Wars Battlefront 2: just a controversial video game that, while praised for its presentation and fun space combat, was criticized for false advertising because the story, according to trailers and developers, was to be centered around an Imperial Special Ops squad, but three missions into the campaign, they defect to the Rebellion, long loading times, frequent glitches, the single player campaign being an obvious afterthought & the entire game was designed around abusing Loot Boxes as much as possible, which got EA in trouble that has escalated to multiple governments investigating loot boxes, Disney forcing them to temporarily disable microtransactions, them losing $3,000,000,000 in stock value and a petition was made to force Disney to take away the Star Wars license from EA.
 * Star Wars Kinect, just a controversial video game
 * Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor, just a controversial video game that was criticized for trying to transfer the controls of the original control pad and did so unsuccessfully, making it extremely frustrating to play and considered one of the video games ever made.
 * Street Fighter X Tekken, just a video game that was criticized for the Gems mechanic, the addition of "Bad Box Art" Mega Man in the wake of the cancellation of Mega Man Legends 3 and having its DLC locked on the disc.
 * Superman 64, just a Nintendo 64 game notable for overwhelmingly negative reception for having half of the game flying through rings as well as a glitch that could Insta-kill the player and considered one of the worst games ever made
 * Super Mario Galaxy 2, just a video game that became divisive no thanks to Joshscorcher because of its similarities with the first game, though it was criticized for Rosalina not appearing in the game as well as the final battle.
 * Super Mario Sunshine, merely just a video game that drew notoriety over its core gameplay being completely different from past Mario games, its poor English voice acting, some of its missions and the final battle.
 * Super Paper Mario, merely just a video game that was initially hated for having gameplay more akin to the main Mario franchise, but has warmed up to a lot of people, despite still having a few haters.
 * Super Smash Bros. Brawl, merely just a video game that was criticized by old fans to changing some things from Melee, though most people also weren't fans of the Great Maze or Tabuu.
 * Tongue of the Fatman, just a controversial video game that received negative reviews and considered one of the worst video games ever made
 * Undertale, just a video game that spawned one of the infamous fandoms on the internet.
 * Ultima 8: Pagan, just a controversial video game criticized for its focus on platforming and complicated magic system.
 * Ultima 9: Ascension, just a controversial video game criticized for terrible and inconsistent voice-acting, a story that outright contradicts the canon set by the previous games and being filled with glitches as well as being Spoony's most hated game.
 * Vroom in the Night Sky, just a video game that gave people bad memories of Superman 64.
 * Warship Girls, just a rip-off of the popular game Kantai Collection (KanColle).
 * Watch Dogs, just a video game that was accused of false advertising because the graphics looked downgraded compared to the teaser and of being a Grand Theft Auto clone, but with hacking.
 * Wolfenstein series, just a controversial video game that features Nazis as enemies and has been somewhat blamed for school shootings in the 1990s, namely Columbine.
 * Wolfenstein (SNES), just a port of Wolfenstein 3D that was criticized for censoring the Nazi symbolism in the game as well as altering the game.
 * Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, merely just a controversial video game that was criticized for its unlikable protagonist, trying way too hard to be funny with its forced crude humor, poor voice-acting and dialogue, awful camera, being incredibly difficult for the wrong reasons, terrible story with several plotholes & shallow puzzles.
 * Yooka-Laylee, just a video game that became controversial after JonTron, who voiced a cameo, was removed due to controversial remarks he made earlier in the month.
 * Yu-Gi-Oh, just a controversial trading card game.

Films

 * The 10 Commandments (2004), just a film that was criticized for its outdated CGI, art designs that would look at home with the original PlayStation and dull voice acting.
 * A Dog's Purpose, just a film that became controversial after a behind the scenes video featuring a German Shepard refusing to perform a water stunt and ends up soaked got leaked online
 * Alice in Wonderland (Cinematronic), just a film that was criticized for its atrocious animation that looks like it was done in Google Slides, terrible voice acting and very ugly and horrifying character designs, considered the worst thing The Cartoon Hero/The Hero of Tomorrow ever reviewed and was so bad that it inspired a creepypasta about the DVD being cursed.
 * Aloha, just a film that became controversial because of Emma Stone being casted as a woman whose part Native Hawaiian and part Chinese
 * Alien 3, just a controversial film that had a troubled production and despite being praised for its special effects, score and cinematography as well as revealing Weyland, Bishop's creator, was criticized for its awful, boring and depressing story and for killing off Newt, Hicks and Ripley, though the latter was cloned in Alien: Resurrection.
 * Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, just a film that was criticized for not having anything to do with the first movie, the forgettable, undeveloped and unlikeable characters, action scenes that are either disappointing or hard-to-see and the Brothers Strause having no directing experience.
 * All Monsters Attack/Godzilla's Revenge, just a controversial film that was criticized for using too much stock footage, its terrible English dub and overly formulaic, repetitive and just plain boring story
 * Alyas Batman en Robin, just a controversial 1991 Filipino musical-comedy film which spoofs the 1960s Batman television series.
 * The Amazing Bulk, just a controversial film that, despite spawning the I hate dust meme, was criticized for its horrible CGI, lazy editing, terrible acting, terrible effects, plotholes and one of the most nonsensical endings ever made and considered one of the worst movies ever made.
 * The Amazing Spider-Man 2, just a controversial film that, despite Gwen Stacy's emotional albeit rushed death, cool action scenes and very awesome web-slinging scenes, was criticized for its confusing plot, focusing more on setting up Sony's planned Spider-Man universe rather than being a movie, product placement everywhere, terrible acting, Rhino being wasted with his sole purpose was to set up a Sinister Six film and Harry Osborn being very annoying and looking very weird as the Green Goblin.
 * American Psycho, just a controversial film
 * American Sniper, just a controversial film that glossed over Chris Kyle's less-than-desirable traits
 * A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge, just a film that became controversial for its homoerotic theme and became a cult film for gay audiences and was criticized for Freddy's lack of screentime.
 * A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child, just a film that, despite giving out more of Freddy's backstory and containing the well-known deaths of Greta and Mark, was criticized for its confusing plot.
 * A Serbian Film, just a controversial film that was heavily criticized for its graphic depictions of rape, necrophilia and child sexual abuse, specifically the scene where Vukmir shows Miloš footage of a doctor having sex with a baby he just delivered to the point it brought the worst of Phelous.
 * Atlas Shrugged, just a controversial film trilogy that was criticized for being a confusing mess that zig-zags between barely resembling the source material and sticking too much to the book's messages and delivering them heavier than an anvil, sterile writing, confusing directing, actors that phone in their lines and the fact that you need to know a lot of politics and philosophy to even know what the hell it's all about.
 * A Troll in Central Park, just a controversial film that, while praised for its animation, voice-acting and music, was criticized for its poorly-written characters, bad script, padding and laughable dialogue and considered to be Don Bluth's worst film.
 * Attack Force, just a film that was criticized for its beginning and almost all of Steven Seagal's dialogue is dubbed over by another voice for no reason.
 * Ax' Em, just a film that was criticized for its acting, audio mixing and lighting.
 * Baby Geniuses, merely just a controversial film that, while the first film to use CGI for the synthesis of human visual speech, was criticized for is stupid premise, terrible effects, awkward acting, overusing wide-angle lenses, unfunny and repetitive humor and inappropriate dialogue and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever, just a controversial film that was criticized for its incredibly misleading title, poorly done action scenes, terrible acting and the story making absolutely no sense whatsoever and considered one of the worst films ever made, though its tie-in game based on an earlier version of the script was better received.
 * Barnyard, just a film that has Otis and the other male cows udders as a joke, not to be transphobic, though it did spawn the Biggie Cheese meme while the TV series it spun off led to the Viewer Mail Time and Ask Dr. Pig memes.
 * Basic Instinct, just a controversial film
 * Basic Instinct 2, just a film that was criticized for its boring story and characters and plotholes and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * The Basketball Diaries, just a controversial film that's infamous for allegedly inspiring Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris, because of a fantasy Jim Carroll has as his drug addiction gets worse, which is him walking into his classroom in a longcoat and mowing down everyone he hates with a shotgun while his friends cheer him on.
 * Batman & Robin, just a controversial film that, while keeping Mr. Freeze's backstory intact and praised for Uma Thurman and Michael Gough's performances and the effects, was heavily criticized for its slow and uninterested acting, blatant plotholes, numerous homosexual innuendos, George Clooney's performance, more syrupy comical tone, laughable battle scenes, Batman having a Bat Credit Card, which was enough to drive the Nostalgia Critic insane, even going after anyone who mentions it at conventions, which happened twice and Freeze kept making ice puns and considered one of the worst films ever made, which to Batman: Unchained getting scrapped, though Joel Schumacher and pretty much everyone else involved in the film apologized and it lead to both Batman: & Mr. Freeze: Sub-Zero and Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy.
 * Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, just a controversial film that, despite the visuals, soundtrack and action, was criticized for its overly-dark tone, bad characterization, convoluted and overbloated plot filled with sequel-baiting, the lack of focus on Batman fighting Superman and the decision to kill Superman as well as the infamous "Martha" scene.
 * Batman: The Killing Joke, just a film that became controversial not because of it being an adaptation of one of the most controversial comics of all time, but for giving sexual tension between Batgirl and Batman before it recreates the story
 * Battlefield Earth, just a controversial film that received negative reviews for its bad acting, frequent use of Dutch angles, outdated CGI and plot holes and considered one of the worst films ever made
 * Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Magical World, just an animated film that became hated no thanks to the Nostalgia Chick and Critic, AniMat and PhantomStrider because of flanderization, bad facial expressions, very cheap animation and forgettable and useless songs.
 * Bebe's Kids, merely just a controversial animated film and video game, with the latter being considered one of the worst video games ever made.
 * Bio-Dome, just a controversial film that, while praised for its soundtrack and a cameo from Tenacious D, was criticized for being a rip-off of Dumb & Dumber, very poor acting, Bud and Doyle being completely annoying and unlikable, excessive use of substance abuse, toilet humor and sexual innuendos, a major plot hole of how the Bio-Dome somehow has a key inside the whole time to unlock a door to get out and how the whole plot never would've happened if the scientists had kicked Bud and Doyle out immediately and considered one of the worst films ever made, though it did lead Johnny Bravo to parody the movie in the episode Biosphere Johnny.
 * Birdemic: Shock & Terror, just a controversial film that was heavily criticized for its terrible editing in both the film and sound, the birds barely appearing, unsubtle environmental message, horribly awful acting, very jarring and putrid CGI on the birds and idiotic characters and considered one of the worst films ever made, though that didn't stop it from getting a sequel, Birdemic 2: The Resurrection.
 * The Birth of a Nation, just a controversial film with the 1915 version romanticizing the Ku Klux Klan, while the 2016 one becoming overshadowed by controversy after an old rape case involving Nate Parker came into the spotlight, despite already receiving complaints about a rape scene being added in
 * Blackfish, just a controversial documentary that was criticized for spinning Dawn Brancheau’s death in order to advance its anti-captivity narrative.
 * Bratz: The Movie, just a controversial film that was criticized for having little to no story, stereotypes that makes high school life look bad, snobbish and unlikeable characters, terrible and dated musical numbers, a badly executed moral, awful acting and lack of faith to the source material and considered one of the worst films ever made as well as being AniMat's most hated film.
 * Breakfast at Tiffany's, just a film that became controversial for the character of I.Y. Yunioshi since he's a racial stereotype of Japanese people and was played by a white actor in yellowface, Mickey Rooney
 * The Brown Bunny, just a film that became controversial because of an unsimulated oral sex scene, being booed harshly at the Cannes Film Festival and the subsequent media catfight between Roger Ebert and director and star Vincent Gallo.
 * Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star, just a controversial film that was criticized for wooden acting, hackneyed sex and dick jokes and a promotional campaign consisting primarily of an obnoxious, overly-enthusiastic man yelling loudly at the viewer to go see it repeatedly and considered one of the worst movies ever made.
 * Caligula, just a controversial film about Caligula and considered one of the worst films ever made, though Brad Jones liked it.
 * Cannibal Holocaust, just a controversial film that was accused of being a snuff film because of its portrayal of graphic brutality, sexual assault and animal cruelty.
 * Captain America (1990), just a controversial film that was criticized for its boring story, very poor production values, excessive use of subtitles to pinpoint the locations throughout the movie, cheesy action scenes that overuse quick cuts, a heavy-handed environmental message and poor understanding of the source material.
 * Catwoman (2004), just a controversial film that was heavily criticized for having almost no connection with the Batman anti-heroine character to the point it's sometimes called CINO (Catwoman In-Name Only), its mediocre plot, idiotic characters, poor writing and editing, unconvincing villains, lackluster CGI, bad costume design, spawned a tie-in game which is just as bad, laughably terrible dialogue and the infamous basketball scene and considered one of the worst films ever made, though Halle Berry admitted that she was put in a terrible movie while accepting the Golden Raspberry award.
 * Chariman of the Board, just a film criticized for a clichéd, poorly-written story, Edison being an annoying idiot, predictable and unfunny jokes and strange cinematography.
 * Charlie's Angels, just a franchise that has both a despised video game adaptation and a despised short-lived reboot in 2011.
 * Chicken Little, just a controversial film that, despite pretty good voice acting, a couple of funny moments here and there, John Debney's score as well as the song "One Little Slip" and the cover for "Don't Go Breaking My Heart", some good messages about believing in yourself and trying your best as well as Chicken Little, Abby, Fish and Runt of the Litter being at least tolerable characters, was criticized for its lazy plot, ugly, low-quality animation, Buck not supporting or protecting his son and even acts like he's not his father, an extremely poor grasp of the source material and being too mean-spirited for most people.
 * The Christmas Tree, just a controversial animated special that was criticized for its horrible animation, voice acting that sounds like not one of the actors is trying, the story being all over the place with plot points that are immediately forgotten as soon as they are brought up.terrible editing and sound-mixing, creepy expressions, a shoe-horned moral and awful character design and considered one of the worst specials ever made.
 * Christmas With The Kranks, just a film that, despite John Debney's decent score, was criticized for its awful and obnoxious acting, poor humor, weak plot twists, tons of hypocrisy, bad special effects, being too mean-spirited for most people and an atrocious moral that says you're a bad person if you don't want to celebrate the holidays and you should never change anything that you do or don't do.
 * A Clockwork Orange, just a controversial film
 * Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, just a franchise that became hated no thanks to AniMat.
 * Cool Cat Saves the Kids, merely just a controversial film that received negative reviews
 * Cool World, just a controversial film that, while praised for its animation and soundtrack, was criticized for executive meddling taking away a more promising story than the actual film had, wasted talents and an inconsistent tone.
 * Coonskin, just a controversial animated film
 * Crash, just a controversial film infamous for its unexpected victory over Brokeback Mountain at the 2005 Oscars, a decision many felt both then and now to be the result of either homophobia or fear of backlash from homophobes.
 * Crossroads, just a film that, despite the three main characters being generally nice to one another and have pretty good chemistry with one another, was criticized for its extremely weak story and for looking like a passion project that Britney wanted to do during her singing years, though did well at the box office and made more money than Glitter despite people comparing the two.
 * The Crow, just a film that became controversial because of Brandon Lee's accidental death as the result of injuries sustained from a malfunctioning prop gun despite earning rave reviews with Lee's performance in particular being widely acclaimed
 * Cutthroat Island, just a controversial film that had a troubled production and despite being praised for the fight scenes, was criticized for its poorly written and confusing story and tiresome supporting characters, which led to it becoming the biggest box office bomb of all time.
 * Daddy Day Camp, just a film that was criticized for relying too much on toilet humor, its clueless direction, phoned-in acting from the replacement cast and some of the worst dialogue one could possibly hear from a film that gets theatrically released and considered one of the worst films ever made
 * The Dark Knight Rises, just a film that became tied to the Aurora Theatre Shooting and had Ben Roethlisberger cameo as one of the football players, though it was also criticized for some plot holes, divided everyone over the ending and caused Rotten Tomatoes to shut down the comments section after fans savaged the pre-screening rotten reviews such as Marshall Fine's, vehemently threatening the reviewers in question and even conspiring to sabotage their review websites.
 * Death Wish (2018), just a controversial film remake that was criticized for not adding anything new to the franchise and for coming less than three weeks after the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting
 * Delgo, just a controversial film that was criticized for its terrible animation that's roughly on par with a video game cutscene of the era, ugly character designs, the most boilerplate culture-clash fantasy story imaginable, a mangled message about overcoming prejudice and lame and uninteresting characters.
 * Die Another Day, just a film that, while having mostly good action scenes, the idea of Bond being captured is a good premise, the original James Bond theme is still used, Pierce Brosnan still doing a good job, an alright theme song by Madonna and John Cleese being a decent replacement for Desmond Llewelyn as Q, was criticized for its unbelievably terrible and extremely obvious CGI effects, trying way too hard in throwing in homages and references to earlier James Bond movies while hoping the audience won't notice almost the entire plot is also copied from earlier Bond movies, coming across as being a self-parody in several scenes, schizophrenic editing, poor slow-motion effects and poor acting for most of the cast.
 * Disco Worms, just an animated film that was criticized for its horrible animation, one-note and uninteresting characters, stupid plot, ugly and scary-looking character designs, unfortunate implications, downright nightmare-inducing scenes and clichés galore.
 * District 9, just a controversial film that is banned in Nigeria due to to accusations of being xenophobic and racist towards Nigerians.
 * Doogal, just an American dub of a British film that was criticized for its editing, pop culture references and fart jokes and considered one of the worst films ever made though the original British version received better reviews
 * Dorbees: Making Decisions, just a controversial animated film that's a rip-off of Veggietales and was criticized for its atrocious animation and for a scene where a news reporter said that Jack and Mary Jane deserved everything that happened to them all because they disobeyed their parents and cutted class.
 * Dragon Ball Evolution, just a controversial live-action film that received several negative reviews for its whitewashing and not being faithful to the source material, even being Chris Stuckmann's most hated movie and also ruins the original storyline plot from the manga and anime.
 * Dr. Seuss' The Cat in The Hat, just a controversial film that, despite a well done environment and surreal atmosphere, was criticized for its extremely poor grasp of the source material that takes away the charm of the original and twists it into a movie inappropriate for the target of Dr. Seuss' works, though it turned out that Mike Myers was legally forced into playing the Cat after backing out of a proposed film adaptation of his Saturday Night Live character Dieter, Dieter's Day Out and led to Seuss' widow to say that she wouldn't allow any future live-action adaptations of her late husband's work, cancelling the planned sequel.
 * The Dukes of Hazzard (2005), just a film that, despite having the trademark car chase scenes of the show and Willie Nelson playing Jesse Duke, was criticized for its weak story, unfunny and inappropriate jokes, flat characterization and for having Burt Reynolds play Boss Hogg since Rosco Coltrane said in one episode that he loved to have him play him in a movie.
 * Eight Crazy Nights, just a controversial film that, while praised for its animation, was criticized for poor voice acting, Davey whose backstory sounded too dark and emotional to be in a comedy film as well as being unlikeable, excessive use of juvenile bathroom humor, lame musical numbers and excessive use of product placements.
 * Elf Bowling: The Movie The Great North Pole Elf Strike, just a controversial film that was criticized for its desperate, almost insulting disconnection to the Santa Claus mythology from having Santa's favorite food be strudel to having him portrayed as a Pirate Captain for a true identity, poor humor, horrendous CGI animation, awful voice acting with pirate lingo and numerous plot holes and considered one of the worst films ever made, which led to its planned sequel, Elf Bowling 2: The Great Halloween Pumpkin Heist being cancelled
 * The Elite Squad, just a controversial film infamous for its digital leak and whether or not it was glorifying police brutality.
 * The Emoji Movie, just a controversial animated film that received negative reviews for the mere concept itself, poorly written and unfunny jokes, its predictable formulaic plot, awful innuendos, flat and nonsensical characterization and aggressively childish writing and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Exorcist II: The Heretic, just a controversial film that damaged the Exorcist name so much, that even The Exorcist III couldn't save the franchise from being killed off and considered one of the worst films ever made despite Martin Scorsese liking it.
 * Fant4stic/Fantastic Four (2015), just a controversial film which had one of the biggest troubled productions and despite a good soundtrack, was heavily criticized for being made so Fox could hold onto the rights, Doctor Doom's characterization and design, poor story, pacing, CGI, effects and editing, the cast having no chemistry, dark and joyless tone, very poor grasp of the source material, having only one action scene, scenes that clearly show studio-mandated reshoots, which destroyed Josh Trank's career, disowning it before it came out and considered one of the worst film ever made.
 * Fat Slags, just a film that was criticized for mainly focusing on vulgar and toilet humor, crude parodies, the clear lack of budget, the ridiculous stereotypes, the clichéd, disjointed plot and the ham-fisted character development, which led to a rumor that Graham Dury was so appalled by it, that he stopped drawing the strips, though it turns out he didn't see it and was Film Brain's most hated film for a while.
 * Fateful Findings, just a controversial film that was criticized for its non-existent plot, terrible dialogue which is mostly exposition, godawful acting, non-existent editing, terrible effects and green screen and considered one of the worst films ever made and BlackCriticGuy's most hated movies.
 * Fed Up, just a controversial documentary that was criticized for being nothing more than propaganda for the health movement.
 * Felidae, just a controversial animated film
 * Fifty Shades, just a controversial book and film series with the books criticized for its weak story, grammar errors and padding with the films also criticized for its godawful pacing, wooden acting, plotholes, boring sex scenes, Christian and Ana's toxic relationship that borders on abuse and its very, very inappropriate and incorrect portrayal of BDSM and considered some of the worst films ever made.
 * Foodfight!, just a controversial animated film that was heavily criticized for its abominable animation, revolting character models, annoying and cringe-inducing characters, poor attempts at humor, extremely poor sound mixing, inconsistent and nonsensical writing and the rules of the universe being extremely unclear and considered one of the worst movies ever made.
 * Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, just a film that, despite having Carlos, Spencer and John Doe's deaths, was criticized for being too comedic and Freddy's death scene.
 * Freddy Got Fingered, just a controversial film that was heavily criticized for its poorly written story, extremely vulgar and gross humor such as Gord jerking off both a horse and an elephant and the scene where he helps deliver a baby, bad acting, poorly written dialogue, Gord being very childish and extremely unlikable, the "backwards man" scene made no sense, being highly disrespectful to the disabled and mentally handicapped and the infamous scene where Gord hangs sausages all over the living room and plays the piano, whilst singing "Daddy, would you like some sausage?" in a very irritating voice and considered one of the worst films ever made and PhantomStrider's most hated live-action film despite garnering a cult following later on as well as being one of Chris Rock's favorite films.
 * Friday the 13th: A New Beginning, just a film that tried to add something new to the franchise, but failed, which led to Jason coming back in Jason Lives.
 * Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan, just a film that, despite containing the famous uppercut kill and the scene of Jason kicking a stereo out of the way, became controversial when Paramount Pictures began an advertising campaign featuring Jason slashing through the "I Love New York" logo, which was later replaced after the New York City Tourism Committee filed a complaint and was criticized for false advertising since it took awhile before Jason ends at New York.
 * Fritz the Cat, just a controversial comic strip and animated film
 * From Justin to Kelly, just a controversial film that was criticized for its inconsistent characterization, what little of a plot there is advanced by making the characters make idiotic decisions, being padded out with boring subplots that have nothing to do with the film's main story and Kelly Clarkson and Justin Guarini having no romantic chemistry and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * The Garbage Pail Kids Movie, just a controversial film that received negative reviews for its acting, humor, the execution of its message and the design of the Garbage Pail Kids themselves and considered one of the worst films ever made as well as being Doug Walker's most hated film.
 * Ghostbusters (2016)/Ghostbusters: Answer The Call, just a controversial film that was criticized for its poorly-cut and boring trailer, pushing an unsubtle feminist agenda, being a rehash of the first film, the main characters are portrayed as completely obnoxious, have severe lack of chemistry and have no charisma, though Jillian Holtzmann gets the least amount of flack, too many pop culture references, poor acting, Rowan, poor green screen effects on the ghosts and poor writing, which led to director Paul Feig, the cast and Sony’s hostile reaction and Leslie Jones' harassment on Twitter with hackers hitting official sits and filled it with racist and shock imagery and doxxing her, though Feig did apologize for feeding the trolls and a derided video game tie-in, which served as a sequel, was also made.
 * Ghost Dad, just a controversial film that was criticized for getting a little too dark at some points, an extremely tired storyline and how Elliot can't be seen in the light since he's a ghost and that he'll be invisible if he's in the light, even though there are a few scenes where he's in the light but people can still see him and was one of two films that were considered the worst thing Bill Cosby ever did before he ended up on this wiki.
 * Ghost in the Shell (2017), just a film that became controversial because of Scarlet Johansson being casted as Makoto Kusanagi, not helped that it's revealed that she was a Japanese girl who ran away from home a year ago, was arrested and took her own life while in custody where Hanka Robotics gave her a Caucasian cyborg body, perhaps to better give her a completely new identity and was criticized for its weak story with an over-convoluted plot, very poor grasp of the source material, toning down some of the more mature content, terrible acting, lacking a lot of the mystery from the original anime, mediocre action scenes, to the point that Paramount admitted that it was the main factor for its financial failure, but was praised for its impressive visuals, having some scenes faithfully recreated from the anime, the Japanese and even the original director Mamoru Oshii had no problem with making the main character non-Asian and the original Japanese voice actors return to reprise their roles as their respective characters in the Japanese dub.
 * Gigli, just a controversial film that was criticized for not deciding if it wants to be a romantic comedy or a serious crime film, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez having no chemistry with each other, despite the film being made to cash-in on their relationship, monotonous and boring plot that goes nowhere, offensive stereotypical behavior from Brian and Ricki and laughable and grotesque dialogue and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Glen or Glenda, just a controversial film that is considered one of the worst films ever made though it has a huge cult following due to it's so bad, it's good aesthetic
 * Glitter, just a controversial film that was criticized for its cheesy and melodramatic plot, very poor acting, laughable and ridiculous dialogue, cheap special effects and barely caring to make something out of the 80s and considered one of the worst films ever made as well as Christi Estrele's most hated film, which Mariah didn't help when she blamed 9/11 for the film bombing.
 * Godzilla (1998), just a controversial film that was criticized for its poor acting, the destruction being caused by the US military, poor CGI effects and visuals, incredibly crappy dialogue, product placements and all the changes in appearance and behavior given to Godzilla, not helped when Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin admitted to not being fans of the original Godzilla, which caused Toho to bring Godzilla out of retirement with Godzilla 2000: Millennium and call the monster Zilla in Godzilla, Mothra & King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack, despite being called Godzilla in the film, though it did lead to a much more well-received animated series and appeared in both Godzilla: Final Wars and Godzilla: Rulers of Earth.
 * Godzilla (2014), just a film that was criticized for Godzilla's lack of screen-time as well as a derided video game.
 * God's Not Dead, just a controversial film trilogy that was criticized for demonizing everyone who wasn't Christian.
 * Going Overboard, just a controversial film that was criticized for terrible acting, unfunny jokes and Shecky often interrupting the film by talking directly to the camera and considered one of the worst films ever made with Adam Sandler himself disowning it
 * Go to Hell!!, just a controversial animated film
 * Green Lantern, just a controversial film that, despite good fight scenes, the costumes except the mask and Mark Strong's portrayal as Sinestro, was criticized for its poorly written script, weak and boring plot, sub-par special effects, overuse of cartoonish CGI, unlikable characters, bad acting, save for a miscast Ryan Reynolds and bad cinematography, which, according to Greg Weisman, Josh Keaton and Khary Payton, caused the cancellation of Green Lantern: The Animated Series and led to Deadpool making a joke about it as well as him shooting his actor in the head in Deadpool 2.
 * GTFO, just a controversial documentary that was heavily criticized for being extremely biased towards the gaming industry and demonizing video games and gamers.
 * Halloween 3: Season of the Witch, just a film that was criticized due to not having any connection to the previous two films and Michael Myers' absence as well as the fact that some fans wanted the series to end with Halloween 2.
 * Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Meyers, just a film notorious among Halloween fans for having multiple versions: the Producer's Cut, the most well-received version, though Adam J and James Rolfe didn't like it because of Michael not doing much and being defeated anti-climatically as well as the reveal that Steven was Michael and Jamie's child before he killed her, a Director's Cut that has with footage cut by the MPAA and the theatrical cut, which was hated despite Michael given more to do at the expense of Dr. Loomis' screentime.
 * Halloween Resurrection, just a film that was criticized for killing off Laurie Strode as well as the fact that some fans wanted the series to end with Halloween H20.
 * Harry Potter, just a series of books and films featuring witchcraft and wizardry.
 * The Hateful 8, just a film that became controversial after Quentin Tarantino joined a rally against police violence, causing police unions around the country to declare they would boycott the film and not provide help to any future projects of his, which led to his fans to get up in arms themselves, especially when a NYPD spokesman said there would be "a surprise" for Tarantino when the film opened, sounding for all the world like some kind of mob boss, only to renege on whatever the plan was, having finally realized they were only giving the film free publicity and that busting some heads at the theater would only get them more bad publicity.
 * Heaven's Gate, just a controversial film
 * Heavy Traffic, just a controversial animated film
 * Hellraiser 6, Hellseeker, just a film that was criticized for being too similar to Jacob's Ladder and for having Kristie make a deal with Pinhead after learning that Trevor was going to kill her and take her money.
 * Hellraiser 8: Hellworld, just a film that was criticized for its wasted potential.
 * Hellraiser: Judgment, just a film that was criticized for Pinhead's lack of screentime
 * Hellraiser: Revelations, just a film that was criticized for being made just to keep the rights and Pinhead's redesign causing him to be given the nickname "Cosplay Pinhead", because of the changes to his costume and makeup, though the genuinely clever script goes out of its way to adhere to their mechanics, rerails the Cenobites and puts new twists on old tricks.
 * Highlander 2: The Quickening, just a controversial film that, while praised for the fight scenes and the part where Connor gets his powers back, was criticized for its boring plot holes, inaccurate depiction of the future, reviving Ramirez for no reason and for retconing the Immortals' origins as aliens sent to Earth and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Hillary's America: The Secret of the Democratic Party, just a controversial documentary that couldn't decide whether it wants to attack Clinton specifically or the Democratic Party in general, resulting in a completely muddled message and considered one of the worst movies ever made, though Donald Trump did mention it once during his campaign.
 * Howard the Duck, just a controversial film that was criticized for its awkward acting, Howard's costume nosediving straight into the Uncanny Valley, poorly-done special effects, being boring and some scenes that were too inappropriate for children such as seeing a duck lady with visible breasts, swearing and Beverly trying to have sex with Howard and considered one of the worst films ever made, though this did lead to the founding of Pixar, the comics spoofing the storyline featuring Lea Thompson herself, a well-received cameo in Guardians of the Galaxy and also has a cult following.
 * The Human Centipede, just a controversial film trilogy with The Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence) being the most hated.
 * The Hunchback of Notre Dame 2, just an animated film that, despite good voice acting and finally giving Quasimodo a love interest in Madellaine, was criticized for its poor animation, forgettable and terrible songs, Sarousch not being a decent follow-up to Frollo, horrible script, lighter tone, plotholes and the gargoyles' increased screentime.
 * The Huntsman: Winter's War, just a film that became controversial because of the fallout from Rupert Sanders's affair with Kristen Stewart, which got them both removed from the film.
 * Inchon, just a controversial film about the Korean War that, while praised for Jerry Goldsmith's score, was criticized for beginning with a long and boring lecture about why the Korean War happened, poorly done battles, historical inaccuracies, terrible special effects, wasted talent, an inaccurate depiction of General Douglas MacArthur and unsubtle religious and anti-Communist messages due to being funded by the Unification Church and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of The Crystal Skull, just a controversial film that, despite the idea of the story being set during the Cold War being a good idea for a storyline, entertaining action scenes and good score, was criticized for its thin and very overused story, bad dialogue, relying too heavily on CGI, a lot of ridiculous scenes such as the infamous scene of Jones surviving a nuclear explosion in a refrigerator, though some argue that him, Willie and Short Round surviving a drop off a crashing plane on a rubber raft and the ride down a river was more unrealistic and how some fans thought aliens seemed out of place in the Indiana Jones franchise, despite claims of crystal skulls belonged to aliens.
 * The Interview, just a controversial film that mocked Kim Jong-un and North Korea and was pulled from theaters following the Sony Pictures hack.
 * Iron Man 2, just a film that, despite a great supporting cast, Tony's character development, good action scenes, great effects on par with the original, if not better and many effective comedic moments, was criticized for its overstuffed script, many of whom are included just to tease The Avengers, Tony being unlikable, badly handled plot threads, Whiplash, Justin Hammer, excessive exposition.pacing problems and Pepper's role being greatly reduced to being just a love interest.
 * Iron Man 3, just a controversial film that was criticized for its plot twist involving the Mandarin.
 * I Spit On Your Grave, just a controversial film that was criticized for its bizarre storyline, dull characters, uninteresting chain of events and for glorifying Jennifer's rampage as empowering as well as the infamous rape scene which was way longer than it should've been, which didn't stop a 2010 remake being made, which David Churchill argued never would have happened if Ebert's review didn't bashed it so bad, though it turned out that what he was really reviewing was the audience he saw it with.
 * It's Pat, just a controversial film that was criticized for a stupid premise, very unfunny jokes, mainly the ones about Pat's gender and terrible acting and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Jack and Jill, just a controversial film that Jared Fogle camoed in and despite the real life twin interviews and Al Pacino's performance, was heavily criticized for getting the "identical twin" fact completely wrong, ridiculous and laughable concept, product placement everywhere, horrendous jokes, Jack and Jill being unlikable, terrible acting, cringeworthy dialogue and predicable and non-existent story and considered one of the worst films ever made to the point Pacino, after doing his Dunkin' Donuts commerical, tells Jack to "burn this", which has led viewers to believe that he may have actually been talking about this film.
 * Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday, just a film that was criticized for the idea of Jason "possessing" the body of people to kill his victims being too outlandish and simply being another formulaic entry in the series though it did lead to Freddy vs. Jason.
 * Jaws: The Revenge, just a controversial film that was criticized for feeling like a melodramatic soap opera and less like a summer blockbuster, kitsch dialogue, scenes ripped off from the first movie, a bizarre storyline, though the novelization cleared things up a little, terrible shark effects such as the shark exploding because the original ending as it just bled to death was altered after the test screening and officially turning the shark movie genre into a dead horse and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * The Jazz Singer (1927), just a controversial film that was criticized in later years for it's depiction of blackface from main character, Jakie Rabinowitz
 * Jem and the Holograms, just a controversial film that was criticized for its very, very, VERY poor grasp of the source material which includes aging down the Holograms, making Synergy a small robot, having the Misfists only appear in the mid-credits scene and gender-swapping Eric Raymond as well as making her know about Jerrica's secret identity, YouTube videos of people playing instruments randomly popping up, uses Google Earth for map transitions with the logo at the bottom right, editing both YouTube videos of Jem fans and archived videos of celebrities to make them look like they're praising this Jem with Dwayne Johnson actually talking about Taylor Swift's song "Bad Blood", Alicia Keys amd Jimmy Fallon talking about the show and Chris Pratt's joke about dating Jem was actually from an interview for The LEGO Movie where he joked about pretending to date his sister's Jem dolls.
 * Joshua and the Promised Land, just an animated film that became hated no thanks to Kyle Norty and Saberspark and was criticized for its very nauseating animation quality, horrifying CGI, very poor lip-syncing, hilariously bad dialogue, terrible voice-acting and horrible editing, though it did lead to the "NO!... NOOOO!" meme and the film's creator, Jim Lion admits that it's horrible and agrees with all the criticisms against it, even though he doesn't regret making it as it gave him an opportunity to practice his animation skills.
 * Jupiter Ascending, just a film that was criticized for its hilariously bad acting, too much exposition, a ridiculous and downright clichéd story that is equivalent to a bad fanfiction and outright steals scenes from Inuyasha, Jupiter barely doing anything for most the story other than being saved by Caine every so often and for doing a poor job in handling serious topics that it presents.
 * Junior, just a film criticized for its stupid premise, being boring and the design of the Schwarzenegger baby from the dream sequence.
 * Justice League, just a movie that became controversial because of its troubled production as well as many involved in the film were dogged by sex scandals and despite the team's interactions, cool action scenes, decent acting, Danny Elfman's score, some effective jokes and Superman finally getting some much-needed character development, was criticized for the damages of change in directors, Flash, Cyborg and Aquaman having very rushed backstories, attempting to outright retcon Batman v. Superman, Batman's characterization, Steppenwolf and the obvious CGI used to hide Henry Cavil's mustache.
 * The King and I, just an animated film that was criticized for Disneyfication, bad CGI, and the unfortunate implications of the Asian characters with butchered English and Master Little's appearance, which led to the estates of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein having refused to allow any of their other musicals to be made into animated films.
 * The Last Airbender, just a controversial film that received negative reviews for condensing the first season of the show and whitewashing the cast and is considered one of the worst films ever made
 * The Last Temptation of Christ, just a controversial film that tried to humanize Jesus and led to an attack at a Paris cinema where the use of Molotov cocktails injured 13 patrons and brought the theater under heavy repairs for the next three years.
 * The Legend of the Titanic, just a controversial animated film that was criticized for its animation, characters that don't stop talking, not making any sense, wooden voice-acting and how, since it's a family-friendly film, nobody dies in the film as there's enough room on the lifeboats and Tentacles saves Captain Smith and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Leonard Part 6, just a controversial film that was criticized for its weak plot, unfunny jokes, phoned-in acting, poor pacing, bad special effects and the Coca-Cola production placement, considered one of the worst movies ever made to the point that Bill Cosby actually warned people not to see it and was one of two films that were considered the worst thing he ever done before he ended up on this wiki.
 * The Life Zone, just a film that was criticized for being an anvilicious anti-abortion film masquerading as a Saw-esque Torture Porn horror film, being boring, poor acting from everyone other than Robert Loggia and a script that comes across more like a pamphlet handed out at a rally than natural dialogue.
 * The Lone Ranger, just a film that became controversial due to Johnny Depp being caused as Tonto, though Native Americans weren't bothered and despite good action, makeup, acting and effects and the Lone Ranger and Tonto have good chemistry, was criticized for its weak story full of plotholes, giving way too much time to Tonto and poor grasp of the source material.
 * The Love Guru, just a controversial film that was criticized for its portrayal of Hinduism and Indians, excessive use of juvenile and sex jokes and weak acting and considered one of the worst films ever made, though Verne Troyer was allowed to keep the miniature furniture created for his character and Mike Myers does regret starring as shown in a Saturday Night Live sketch.
 * Mac and Me, just a controversial film that was criticized for being an E.T. ripoff, cheap special effects with the scene of when Eric falls into the water being turned into a joke Paul Rudd makes when on Late Night with Conan O'Brien and Conan, terrible alien costumes and product placements including Skittles, Coca-Cola and Sears as well as a five minute dance scene at McDonald's to the point it's considered a theatrical McDonald's ad and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Man of Steel, just a controversial film that, while praised for its effects and score, was criticized for its darker tone, Superman's more questionable portrayal, though some did find him more relatable, overuse of flashbacks, Lois Lane feeling like she's an afterthought as well as her lack of chemistry with Superman, bad pacing, blatant Christian symbolism, John Kent's response to Clark's question about if he should've used his powers or let everyone die: "Maybe." as well as his death, the collateral damage of Superman's fight with Zod, though some say that he didn't cause all of it and Superman snapping Zod's neck, which was supposed to be treated as a tough painful moment for him, but it's never established that he doesn't kill and is shown that he was actively trying to kill Zod, though others hated it for forcing him to do it, which led to Superman writer Mark Waid to stand up and yell "THAT’S IT, YOU LOST ME, I’M OUT!" when he saw it.
 * Manhattan Melodrama, just a film that became controversial since it was the last film John Dillinger saw before he was killed.
 * Manos: The Hands of Fate, just a controversial film that became hated thanks to Mystery Science Theatre 3000 because of its bad acting, cheap budget, a nine minute opening scene of the family driving across the countryside of El Paso, the camera were only able to record thirty-two seconds of footage but also couldn't record dialogue, causing the lines to be dubbed, unnecessarily long shots of the characters reacting to something happening on screen and a completely pointless subplot of a couple making out in their car in the desert, only to be harassed by the local El Paso police officers and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * The Master of Disguise, just a controversial film that, despite the interesting story and concept and pretty nifty costume designs, was criticized for its incredibly bad jokes and poorly written humor, Pistachio Disguisey being very annoying and really stupid, though he is nice and incredibly insulting scenes and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Maximum Overdrive, just a film that, despite an interesting premise and a great soundtrack by AC/DC, was criticized for its horrible acting and some corny effects, but still enjoyable if you turn off your brain.
 * Meet the Feebles, just a controversial film created by Peter Jackson that divided people over how the mature storyline and subject matter that the puppet cast went through was executed as well as the gross-out humor
 * Mohammad, Messenger of God/The Message, just a film that became controversial after false rumors that it actually portrayed Mohammad onscreen, which led to condemnation from numerous Muslim clerics, funding from Muammar Gaddafi, violent protests abroad and a terrorist attack in Washington, D.C. conspired.
 * Mommie Dearest, just a controversial film that was criticized for child abuse.
 * Monster-A-Go-Go, just a controversial film that's seen as the worst film ever featured on Mystery Science Theatre 3000.
 * The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, just a film that was criticized for the changes made from the book and is Adam J/FilmMasterAdam's most hated film.
 * Movie 43, just a controversial film that was criticized for its truly disgusting jokes, lack of creativity in the script, and jumbled editing and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * My Super Ex-Girlfriend, just a film that was criticized for playing female-on-male domestic abuse for laughs
 * Myra Breckinridge, just a controversial film that was criticized for boring, unfunny and nonsensical, its bizarre use of stock footage, bad acting, being offensive towards LGBT people and a scene where Myra anally rapes a bound man while clips from classic movies play.
 * Natural Born Killers, just a controversial film that is commonly blamed for numerous copycat crimes
 * The Neverending Story 3, just a controversial film that, while praised for Jack Black's performance and some funny moments, was criticized for its much more comical, light hearted tone, awful acting, continuity errors, poor plot, laughable dialogue, the personality changes to the characters from Fantasia and some of the scenes don't make sense.
 * Nine Lives, just a film that was criticized for its unfunny jokes, unoriginal story, terrible acting, unlikeable characters that don't know how to take care of a cat and inappropriate scenes such as two security guards of Tom's corporation was about to shoot him with a taser and his son, Tom, jumping off a building to commit suicide because he couldn't save his father's corporation, to the point it was the worst thing Kevin Spacey ever did before he ended up on this wiki.
 * Norm of the North, just a controversial animated film that was heavily criticized for ugly and poor CGI animation, unoriginal ideas, unfunny and immature jokes, poor writing, annoying characterization, confusing plot holes, awkward voice acting and for hammering down the "Save the Arctic" message so hard that the hammer ends up breaking in two and considered one of the worst films ever made to the point that the Media Hunter had to defend the Minions and drove Mr. Enter insane.
 * North, just a controversial film that despite being Scarlett Johansson's first film, received negative reviews for overusing Bruce Willis, terrible and offensive jokes, racist stereotypes, pedophilia references, product placements up the wazoo, badly written characters, the story making absolutely no sense, and North himself coming off as unlikable, and is considered one of the worst films ever made as it brought the worst out of Roger Ebert even though director Rob Reiner has defended it regardless
 * Nukie, just a film that was an E.T. ripoff and considered one of the worst films ever made as well as being Brad Jones' most hated film
 * Once Were Warriors, just a film that was deemed hard to watch by some due to it's themes of alcoholism and domestic violence
 * The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventures, just a controversial film that was criticized for being envisioned as a way for children to behave annoyingly through audience participation, embodying negative stereotypes of modern children's entertainment, the Oogieloves being creepy-looking and grating, pointless songs, paper-thin plot, poor attempts at comedy, weirdness and nonsense all around and the infuriatingly stupid ending makes the whole journey pointless and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Pan, just a film that became controversial because of Tiger Lily's whitewashing, though Blackbeard and his crew singing Smells Like Teen Spirit did also raise a lot of eyebrows
 * Passengers, just a film that became controversial for its creepy premise and a deceptive ad campaign that masked said premise
 * The Passion of the Christ, just a controversial film that was ridiculously violent for a "Christian" film, being probably the only R-rated film in history that Christian leaders urged their congregations to see and criticized for supposed anti-Semitism as part of the subject matter.
 * Patch Adams, just a controversial film that was criticized for not representing Dr. Adams properly since he didn't practice medicine without a license or stole from other hospitals, elements being made up with Carin based on Adams' real life best friend, who was murdered like her, insensitive and unfunny gags and the other doctors being seen in the wrong for not liking Patch's ideas, to which Adams himself wasn't happy about, though he did bury the hatchet after Robin Williams' death.
 * Peter Rabbit (2018), just a film that, despite mixed to positive reception, was criticized for being too modern and insulting to Beatrix Potter's works as well as allergy bullying involving a scene where Thomas McGregor is pelted with blackberries until one enters his mouth, causing him to enter anaphylactic shock and grab for his Epipen, which Sony ended up apologizing for it.
 * Pink Flamingos, just a controversial film
 * Pinocchio (2002), just a film that despite some good effects, well-done costumes, decent voice work and some scenes being more faithful to the source material, was criticized for its poor directing and acting, Pinocchio coming off as unlikeable and laughable dialogue.
 * Pixels, just a film that, despite well-done effects and a badass soundtrack, was criticized for several plot holes, poorly-written characters with Sam acting like a Nostalgiatard, clichéd dialogue and bizarre and nonsensical jokes.
 * The Plague Dogs, just a controversial animated film
 * Plan 9 From Outer Space, just a controversial film that was criticized for having Ed Wood's wife's chiropractor, Tom Mason as Bela Lugosi's stand-in after he died in 1956, awful acting, poor special effects, laughable dialogue, overused stock-footage and awkward backgrounds and considered one of the worst films ever made though it has a huge cult following due to it's so bad, it's good aesthetic as well as being one of James Rolfe's favorite films.
 * Planet of the Apes (2001), just a controversial film that became infamous for changing the ending of the original film.
 * Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe in Santa, just a controversial animated TV special that became hated thanks to RebelTaxi for its atrocious CGI, very poor lip-syncing, unoriginal storyline that's typical of many Christmas movies, terrible dialogue, stereotypical characters, very inconsistent and jerky camera movements, horrible editing, poor acting, and animation errors and considered one of the worst specials ever made.
 * Re-Animated, just a film that became hated no thanks to Mr. Enter because of awkward acting, poor writing, poor character development, despite decent animation and voice acting and led to the despised series, Out of Jimmy's Head, having started the trend of Cartoon Network having live-action content on their station.
 * Reefer Madness, just a controversial film that was criticized for its unnecessarily long introduction, poor acting, awful editing, hilariously inaccurate depiction of marijuana and its hypocritical message and considered one of the worst films ever made, being the grandfather of all badly received films.
 * Rock, It's Your Decision, just a film that was criticized for being anti-rock propaganda for having Jeff in the right, despite being forced to hate rock and talking down to his friends for telling him that he's going too far and misinterpreting various songs that mentioned Hell as well as bashing other artists for having sexual themes after Brad Jones reviewed it and comes off more as a warning about the dangers of fundamentalism than rock n roll.
 * Rocky 5, just a film that, despite praised for the final street fight, was criticized for its weak story and the fact the movie didn't know whether to return to the gritty tone of the original or having exaggeration like Rocky 3 and 4, to the point Sylvester Stallone disowned it.
 * The Room, just a controversial film that was criticized for not resolving numerous sub-plots, bland dialogue, horrid pacing, no character development whatsoever, Tommy Wiseau's acting and using greenscreen for the outside shots and considered to be one of the worst films ever made though it has a huge cult following due to it's so bad it's good aesthetic.
 * Sausage Party, just a controversial animated film.
 * Saving Christmas, just a controversial film that was criticized for its very bad and forced acting, lazy attempts at humor with insulting call-outs at Christmas, poor script full of propaganda, downright bizarre arguments, shallow characters and saying that the materialism is okay and considered one of the worst films ever made, not helped by Kirk Cameron reacting very negatively to the negative reviews, denouncing the film's critics as trolls and atheists and tried to get his fans to flood sites like Rotten Tomatoes with positive reviews, which backfired miserably.
 * Scarface (1983), just a controversial film
 * Shark Exorcist, just a film that was criticized for its disjointed and incomprehensible plot, stilted, awkward and unnatural acting, effects that wouldn't pass on YouTube and inexcusably bad cinematography and is I Hate Everything's most hated movie in his Search For The Worst series, though Britannica's Tales Around the World is ranked lower on his IMDB page.
 * Show Dogs, just a film that was criticized for awful attempts at humor, wasted talents, relies too heavily on pop-culture references and Internet trends, predictable and clichéd plot and unfortunate implications involving a scene where, in order to get to the show, Max must endure a genital examination, which he's advised to go to a "Zen place".
 * Showgirls, just a controversial film that, despite being considered one of the worst movies ever made, gained a cult following
 * Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2, just a film that, despite having some self-awareness in a cinema scene where Ricky and his girlfriend see the original film, was criticized for having about a third of the film being just recycled and re-edited footage from the first film, terrible acting and censored and bloodless kills, though it was responsible for the GARBAGE DAY! meme.
 * Sir Billi/Guardian of the Highlands, just a animated film that was criticized for bad animation, because of a troubled production, an uninteresting story about the title character saving Scotland's last beaver and plenty of unnecessary violent and sexual innuendos despite being marketed for children to the point that the director, Sascha Hartmann and his wife and producer, Tessa weren't happy that the Scottish Independence Scottish National Party government chose to promote Brave instead of their film.
 * Sixteen Candles, just a film that became controversial for a joke about date rape and Long Duk Dong being a racial stereotype of East Asians
 * Slender Man, just a controversial film that was criticized for stealing elements from other horror films, being boring & derivative, idiotic characters, treating Slender Man like a cliched horror villain & for coming out during a time where he isn't as popular as he was in 2012, which triggered Anissa's father, Bill & wasn't shown in the area where the stabbing happened.
 * Solo: A Star Wars Story, just a film that bombed because of the fallout of Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
 * Son of the Mask, just a controversial film that despite good sets, props and costumes and Alan Cumming's performance, was criticized for its poor grasp of the first movie and missing the point of it, awkward acting, painfully unfunny humor, horrific CGI effects, way too much close-ups and wide-angle lens at the actors and several of the scenes too frightening for children and even adults and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Song of the South, just a controversial film that, despite containing Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah, was criticized for the portrayal of an ex-slave living in the American South and the allegations of racism.
 * Soul Man, just a controversial film that was criticized for Mark Watson using tanning pills in a larger dose than prescribed to appear as an African-American, just to give him a taste of his own medicine.
 * Speed 2: Cruise Control, just a controversial film that, while praised for William Defoe's performance, the closing stunts and special effects, was criticized for having Jack Traven rewritten into Alex Shaw, a formulaic first half, slow pacing, little to no action scenes, terrible acting, wooden dialogue, nonsensical writing and John Geiger being a poorly developed villain, though it did lead Father Ted to parody the movie in the episode Speed 3.
 * Spider-Man 3, just a controversial film that, while praised for some funny moments here and there, decent action scenes and special effects, Sandman's very touching backstory, the nicely handled plot twist of what actually happen to Uncle Ben, Harry's extremely emotional death, Stan Lee and Bruce Campbell's cameos being a nice touch, was criticized for its weak story, poor acting, save for Thomas Haden Church, J.K. Simmons and James Franco, Topher Grace being miscasted as Eddie Brock as well as Venom's lack of screentime and how Peter acted with the symbiote with him not being himself just more ruthless, but acting more like a very arrogant and rude emo where it's hard to see if he feels tormented or not since he's seen dancing during a montage after getting Eddie fired and the infamous dance scene that precedes Peter hitting Mary Jane and finally forcibly taking the symbiote off.
 * Star Trek: Nemesis, just a controversial film, that, despite being Tom Hardy's first role, was criticized for ripping off Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan, Shinzon and that the storyline felt tired.
 * Star Wars Holiday Special, just a controversial TV special that is considered one of the worst specials ever made.
 * Star Wars: The Last Jedi, just a controversial film that, despite being praised for its ensemble cast, visual effects, musical score, action sequences and emotional weight, was heavily criticized by fans for being too focused on pushing an SJW agenda by trying to make Poe come off as irrational just to make Admiral Holdo look better by comparison as well as Rey going through less struggles than Luke and adding Rose Tico in for forced diversity and robbing Finn of his heroic sacrifice, despite it being seen a metaphorical depiction of the baby boomer generation handing off leadership roles to younger generations by critics, adding humor at inappropriate times such as Poe's "Your mom" phone-call and Luke tossing his former lightsaber over his shoulder, ignoring or jossing fan theories that were held so strongly that it was difficult for some viewers to accept different stories, Holdo weaponizing lightspeed & not telling anyone her plan until the last minute, Snoke being underdeveloped and used as a distraction just to kill him off and have Kylo Ren as the villain, Finn and Rose’s journey to Canto Bight being a slow, pointless distraction and a unsubtle reference to the 1%, only to kill off Captain Phasma and Luke's portrayal, which rubbed both fans and Mark Hamill himself the wrong way, because of his more pessimistic outlook, wanting the Jedi to end, despite the dumb decisions they made and for trying to kill Kylo out of paranoia that he would be turn on him, though he doesn't go through with it and is seen as a cautionary tale of expectations vs. reality and what happens when you try to be too ambitious and trying to push your political views in a film, to the point that several critics who had praised it were met with several death threats and insults for being too lenient on the film, though Rose's actress, Kelly Marie Tran, former head of Star Wars, Kathleen Kennedy and director Rian Johnson also got death threats as well only for the latter two to act like Paul Feig.
 * Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, just a controversial film trilogy that's criticized for bad acting, weak romances, bad writing, saying midi-chlorians are involved with The Force, Anakin's portrayal before becoming Vader, using more CGI, plot holes, causing some re-edits in the Original Trilogy and Jar Jar Binks, though it has defenders which WatchMojo's video underestimated as there were some things done better than the Original Trilogy and spawned Vader's Big No and Obi-Wan's "You Were The Chosen One!"
 * Strawinsky and the Mysterious House, just an animated film that, while praised for the Rat King and the Globglobgabgalab's songs and having most of the models faithful to the audio mini-series, was criticized for its rancid morals, obvious Christian allegories, an extremely confusing plot that is hard to even remotely understand, horrendous and low budget animation, confusing character designs, cringe-worthy songs with horrendous singing voices, bad voice acting, very poor lip-syncing and the fact that director David Hutter gave Saberspark a copyright strike and forced him to take his review of the movie down, even though it fell under Fair Use, simply because he didn't like that he criticized it, though it got re-uploaded by Kendrick Axolote.
 * Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li, just a controversial movie that was criticized for the actors being horribly miscast in their roles and taking itself way too seriously.
 * Suicide Squad, just a controversial film that, despite the cast, good soundtrack and decent action, was criticized for its very rushed and confusing plot since the script was written in just 6 weeks, executive meddling, underutilizing some of the members, having Joker marketed as the villain, only to reveal that he was just a minor character due to most of his scenes being cut in post-production, Enchantress, major plot holes and neon-heavy visuals that don't blend well with the overly dark scenes, most of which take place at night.
 * Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2, just a controversial film that was criticized for trying to cash in on the success of other superhero films at the time, but it ended up being bland and uninspired, horrible acting, effects worse than the first film and having nothing to do with the original movie and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Superman 4: The Quest for Peace, just a controversial film that, despite its well-intended message, was criticized for its horrendous special effects such as using the exact same shot of Superman flying everytime, poor acting, loosely written plot, lame fight choreography, plotholes such as Luthor cutting Superman's indestructible hair with bolt cutters, Superman rebuilding the Great Wall of China with his rebuild-o-vision and Lacy breathing in outer space, terrible social commentary and Nuclear Man and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Super Mario Bros., just a film that, despite being the first to use the Autodesk Flame software for its special effects and praised for its good costumes, Bob Hoskins and John Leguizamo's performances and chemistry and not having any product placement, was criticized for its poor grasp of the source material, a pointless running gag of Bowser trying to order pizza, laughable dialogue and false advertisement and misleading title since Mario and Luigi are portrayed as father and son in the film.
 * Swept Away, just a controversial film and remake where the latter was criticized for Amber Leighton being unlikeable, cringy dialogue, being boring, unfunny moments here and there, bad acting and for romanticizing an abuse story that might have worked in the 1970s original, but comes off as uncomfortable and misguided three decades later and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Taxi Driver, just a film that became controversial after being linked to John Hinckley Jr and his attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan.
 * Team America: World Police, just a controversial film that sets in North Korea and it includes the mockery of Kim Jong-il.
 * Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014), just a film that, despite the good soundtrack and the elevator DJ scene as well as spawning the "Just A Mask" meme, was criticized for its shallow acting, terrible CGI, splitting Shredder into two characters out of fear of backlash for whitewashing him and a poor script, though that didn't stop it from a sequel, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows.
 * Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3, just a controversial film that was criticized for its poor animatronics that make the Turtles talk like sock puppets, awful voice-acting, lazy writing, awful editing, plot holes, contrived coincidences, dated jokes, sidelining Michelangelo and not using any villains from the TV show
 * Tentacolino/In Search of the Titantic, just a controversial animated film that was criticized for having almost every single character be renamed for no apparent reason, numerous plotholes, countless errors, awful musical numbers, poor animation, terrible English dubbing and the ending due to the fact that the king gives the main characters the Titanic, which was destroyed in the first film only to be repaired and made into a give-way prize and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Terminator: Genisys, just a film that, despite Arnold Schwarzenegger still being effective, good visual effects and well-made recreations of the 1984 scenes, was criticized for its poor story that relies too much in confusing time travel elements, too much rehashing of the first 2 films, plotholes, bad acting and for turning John Connor into a Terminator.
 * Terminator: Salvation, just a controversial film that, while praised for its action and effects, was criticized for its convoluted and nonsensical plot, plot holes, bad acting and padding as well as being infamous for Christian Bale's meltdown after arguing with a light technician.
 * That's My Boy, just a controversial film that was criticized for its offensive and disgusting jokes about incest, statutory rape, gerontophilia, child neglect and pedophilia, countless substance abuse, Donny being completely unlikeable and very annoying and white trash stereotypes and considered one of the worst films ever made.
 * Thor: The Dark World, just a film that, despite good effects and music, awesome action scenes and some very heartfelt moments, was criticized for Malekith, an out-of-the-blue romance between Darcy and her assistant and very disjointed and convoluted writing and editing.
 * Titanic: The Legend Goes On, just a controversial animated film that, despite having a somewhat better grasp of the historical event, was criticized for ripping off Titanic and countless Disney and Don Bluth characters among others, horrible animation, laughably bad English dubbing, bland, forgettable and extremely annoying characters, forgettable music, aside from the infamous Rapping Dog song, repetitive animation that just loops over and over and way too much comedy for a film based on the Titanic disaster.
 * Tom and Jerry: The Movie, just an animated film that, despite nice animation, a clever in-joke referencing Tom and Jerry's creators, great voice-acting and being responsible for the "We've got to have... money!" meme, was criticized for its misleading title since it mainly focuses on Robyn Starling, the musical numbers and having the titular characters talk, despite that they have talked before, even if they were usually few and far between, though it did lead to more films being made.
 * Transformers, just a controversial film series that did help make Transformers popular again, despite all the changes and tropes critics and several fans didn't like from Bay.
 * Triumph of the Will, just a controversial film that's infamous for being used as a Nazi propaganda film.
 * Troll 2, just a controversial film that was criticized for its awful acting, no connection to the previous film and terrible special effects and considered one of the worst films ever made, though it was responsible for the Oh My God! meme and led to the creation of the documentary Best Worst Movie which was critically acclaimed.
 * Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie, just a controversial film that, despite decent effects and well-done fight scenes, was criticized for campy acting, thin dialogue, extremely off-balance humor, Justin Stewart and Divatox, two of the most hated characters in the Power Rangers franchise and how many plot points from Zeo were dropped such as Bulk and Skull quitting their jobs only to still have their jobs and Zedd and Rita going back to trying to destroy the Rangers only to get just a cameo in this film with Rita telling Divatox to run while Zedd's sleeping when she calls them for advice.
 * Twilight, just a controversial book and film series
 * Twilight Zone: The Movie, just a film that became controversial after a helicopter crash killed actor Vic Morrow and two illegally hired child actors, Myca Dinh Le and Renee Shin-Yi Chen as well as injured the six helicopter passengers, including the director, John Landis while filming the segment Time Out, where Vic played a racist who gets mistaken for the races he's criticized by the Nazis and Ku Klux Klan after traveling back in time, which was directly responsible for the introduction of new procedures and safety standards within the filmmaking industry.
 * The Undefeated, just a controversial documentary that, while praised by conservative political commentators, was criticized for being little more than a personal vanity project for Sarah Palin that blatantly and shamelessly promotes her while ignoring facts that reflect poorly on her, over-the-top, heavy-handed imagery and obvious falsehoods with the demonization or two of left-wing ideologies.
 * Unfriended, just a film that, despite liked by Doug Walker & James A Janisse, became hated no thanks to YourMovieSucks, Phelous, Smeghead, Mr. Enter and The Blockbuster Buster, because of poor acting, relying on the same old tricks and Blaire being a huge moron and very incompetent.
 * United Passions, just a controversial film that was criticized for only being made to glorify the FIFA officials with all evidence of their acts of corruption being ignored.
 * Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe, just a controversial documentary created by Andrew Wakefield
 * Watership Down, just a controversial animated film
 * Where The Dead Go To Die, just a controversial animated film that was intended to be a dark comedy and despite being more well-received by horror sites, Jambareeqi and Anime8ball, was heavily criticized for its non-existent story, making no sense, very disturbing and violent, but very glitchy and abysmal animation and awful voice acting and sound that feels completely out of place and considered one of if not the worst film ever made since Mr. Enter saying that making it an Animated Atrocity is too good of an honor for it and PhantomStrider turning it off after the first ten minutes, being the one thing the two hate more than they considered the worst things they talked about as well as being EyeofSoul's most hated film and AniMat's most hated animated film.
 * White Chicks, just a controversial film that became infamous for having the Wayan Brothers in whiteface.
 * The Wicker Man (2006), just a film that became more known for being unintentionally funny, than scary since lines like "How did it get burned?" and "Not the bees!" became memes.
 * Wild Wild West, just a film that, despite praised for some good effects such as the mechanical spider, the song with the same name and decent storyline, was criticized for its poor acting, unfunny jokes, innuendos, tonal shifts and poor grasp of the source material of the original show.
 * X-Men Origins: Wolverine, just a controversial film that, despite good acting, the "Logan Through Time" montage at the beginning and a video game adaptation which was far better received, was criticized for poor CGI effects, dull and uninteresting characters with the exception of Wolverine and Sabertooth, lackluster action, completely throwing out the plot element of Logan's rampaging Weapon X mindset and the pain his Adamantium claws caused him and giving Deadpool blades in his arms, which to him getting the nickname Barakapool by haters, eyebeams and teleporting as well as sewing his mouth shut, which caused Fox and Marvel to scrap any plans for X-Men Origins: Magneto, which was then turned into X-Men: First Class, with even Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds not being proud of it, was retconned in X-Men: Days of Future Past and in Deadpool 2, Deadpool went back in time and shoots this film's counterpart as well as Gambit getting his own movie.
 * X-Men: The Last Stand, just a controversial film that, while praised for its action, effects and death scenes, was criticized for its weak story, very little character development, characters either being wasted or left out, poor directing, killing Cyclops off because his actor was getting casted in Superman Returns, the changes to Psylocke, Multiple Man and Juggernaut and trying to loosely adapt both the Gifted and Dark Phoenix storylines at the same time, though it was retconned in X-Men: Days of Future Past.
 * XX, just a film that became hated thanks to I Hate Everything.

TV Shows

 * The Adventures of Paddy the Pelican, just an animated series that became hated no thanks to PhantomStrider for its terrible animation merely being just pencil tests, generic plots, Sam Singer's terrible voice acting and doesn't try to make any of the characters sound distinct from each other and no sound FX and considered one of the worst shows ever made.
 * AfterMASH, just a TV series that's considered one of the worst shows ever made.
 * Allen Gregory, just a controversial animated TV series that was heavily criticized for being unfunny and Allen and Richard being extremely unlikable and considered one of the worst shows ever made.
 * Angela Anaconda, just a controversial animated TV series that received several negative comments
 * Australia's Naughtiest Home Videos, just a controversial TV special that is a spin-off of Australia's Funniest Home Videos (the Australian version of America's Funniest Home Videos) which was taken off the air halfway through its initial airing due to it's sexually explicit content.
 * Barney & Friends, just a controversial TV series that received several negative comments
 * Baywatch Nights, just a TV series that was criticized for adding sci-fi and fantasy elements in its second season and considered one of the worst shows ever made.
 * Beavis and Butthead, just a controversial animated TV series
 * Ben 10 (2016), just a controversial animated TV series that received several negative comments
 * Beyond Scared Straight, just a controversial reality series that focuses on troubled kids and teenagers meeting with prison inmates and staff members.
 * Big Mouth, just a controversial animated web series
 * Bordertown, just a controversial animated TV series that was criticized for trying too hard to force in the humor of Family Guy and Bob's Burgers, choppy animation, lazy voice acting and negatively portraying Mexico.
 * Breadwinners, merely just a controversial animated TV series that received negative comments
 * Brickleberry, just a controversial animated TV series that received negative comments and was RowdyC's most hated show for a while, but has a fanbase, which Torch Sheep learned the way when he made his Top 10 Worst Adult Cartoons video.
 * The Brothers Grunt, just an animated TV series that was created to replace Beavis & Butthead and was criticized for its horrendous and grotesque animation, weird sound effects that sound like farm animals being strangled to death, little to no story and gross-out humor, though series creator Danny Antonucci doesn't regret making it.
 * Caillou, just a controversial animated TV series that received several negative comments because of its boring tone, limited animation and the title character getting on everyone's nerves.
 * Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island, just an animated TV series that was a rip-off of SpongeBob and Rob Paulsen agrees with the problems everyone had, though he responded to a fan question on Twitter and said he's not ashamed of any of his past roles, though in a different conversation, he admitted it was wonderful because he got paid.
 * DC Super Hero Girls, just a controversial sub-franchise that made a huge insult to DC Comics, despite not being as hated as Teen Titans Go.
 * Deadly, just a controversial animated TV series
 * Dexter's Laboratory, just an animated TV series that Chris Savino worked the last two seasons on, even if his work on it was one of the reasons why he was hated before he ended up on this wiki, though the episodes, Dexter vs. Santa Claws, The Laughing, Jeepers, Creepers, Where is Peepers? and Sore Eyes got some flack to the point users on Terrible TV Shows Wiki are forcing Cartoon Network to ban the episodes as well as the controversial episode Rude Removal and the banned Dial M for Monkey short, Barbequor.
 * Dora the Explorer, just an animated TV series that received negative comments
 * Drawn Together, just a controversial animated series that went through seasonal rot and for spawning a derided movie which was the worst thing Mr. Enter ever reviewed.
 * Ed, Edd n Eddy, just an animated TV series that gained a hatedom no thanks to RowdyC and PhantomStrider.
 * Family Guy, just a controversial animated TV series
 * Fanboy & Chum Chum. just a controversial animated TV series that was criticized for overusing of toilet humor, terrible pacing and being annoying.
 * Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends, just an animated TV series that Chris Savino was a writer on
 * Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer, just an animated TV special that, despite passable voice acting, was criticized for its ridiculously dumb and poorly executed story, tedious and annoying songs, poor and cheap animation, overuse of holiday clichés, laughably bad names such as "Spankenheimer" and "Cityville" and clichéd and dumb characters.
 * The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, just an animated series that Chris Savino was a writer for
 * Hammerman, just an animated TV series that was criticized for its theme song, incredibly choppy animation, idiotic concept and confusing plots and considered one of the worst shows ever made.
 * Happy Tree Friends, just a controversial animated web series
 * Heil Honey I'm Home!, just a controversial TV series about Adolf Hitler that received negative reviews for its anti-Semitic themes and is considered one of the worst shows ever made
 * Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, just a controversial TV series
 * Hogan's Heroes, just a controversial TV series
 * Housos, just a controversial TV series
 * Invader Zim, just a controversial animated series that Scott Dyleski cited.
 * Jackass, just a controversial franchise that is blamed for numerous deaths and injuries from imitating the stunts shown in the series
 * Jersey Shore, just a controversial reality show that was heavily criticized for its Italian stereotypes, ruined New Jersey's reputation and gave MTV their bad reputation.
 * Johnny Test, just a controversial animated TV series that received several negative comments, where Chris Savino was a writer for and also took over Cartoon Network back in the late 2000s.
 * Keeping Up With The Kardashians, just a controversial reality series that was heavily criticized for being boring, their family conflict and each family member coming off self-absorbed and desperate for more fame.
 * Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil, just an animated series that Chris Savino was a writer for.
 * Kingswood Country, just a controversial TV series that was criticized for it's racist humor and the far-right ideologies of main character, Ted Bullpit
 * Life with Lucy, just a TV series that was criticized for its boring and uninspired plots, poor acting and having Lucille Ball do stunts in her seventies that made people more concerned for her safety than laugh and considered one of the worst shows ever made, though Lucille was so saddened by the show's failure that she was convinced that TV no longer wanted her.
 * Lockup, just a controversial prison documentary franchise.
 * The Loud House, just an animated TV series that Chris Savino created and did get people to watch Nickelodeon again along with SpongeBob bouncing back.
 * Mad TV, just a controversial TV series.
 * The Man in the High Castle (TV Series), just a controversial web series that is exclusive on Amazon Prime which is based on the same novel that set in the alternate version of 1962, the Axis powers have won World War II and divided the United States into the Greater Nazi Reich, comprising more than half of eastern part of the continent, and the Japanese Pacific States to the west.
 * Married... with Children, just a controversial TV series with its most controversial episode being I'll See You in Court
 * Masked Rider, just a controversial American adaptation of Kamen Rider Black RX created after some of the characters appeared in the Might Morphin Power Rangers episode, A Friend in Need and despite spawning the "AMAZON!!!" meme, the theme song and Donais/Robo Rider, was criticized for inconsistencies regarding stock footage usage caused by poor editing since the production team couldn't use the costumes from the original show, turning the Electro Saber into a magic wand to tone down the violence, Ferbus and focusing too much on the comedy, which led to the next adaptation Dragon Knight, didn't use the Masked Rider, which was used by Toei until 2010 and was even retconned as a show-within-a-show in Power Rangers Time Force.
 * Mega Babies, just a controversial animated TV series
 * Mega Man: Fully Loaded, just a controversial animated TV series that received several negative comments.
 * Mickey Mouse (2013), just an animated series that Chris Savino was a writer for.
 * Mr. Meaty, just a TV series whose puppets creep people, though it had some unique plots
 * Mr. Pickles, just a controversial animated TV series that was criticized for its detailed, but very ugly and poor animation, Mr. Pickles engaging in extremely violent behavior and even does blood orgies with other animals snd people, though some of them were against people worse than him, very perverted or very stupid jokes and dull voice acting.
 * My Mother the Car, just a TV series that was notable for being one of the worst shows ever made from the premise alone.
 * My Crazy Obsession, just a controversial TV series
 * My Strange Addiction, just a controversial TV series
 * Nick Studio 10, just a controversial programming block that was criticized for its unfunny humor, terrible acting, waste of talent and food and interruptions of other Nickelodeon shows and considered one of the worst shows ever made.
 * Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation, just a controversial TV series that, despite the two decent theme songs nd the costumes being better than in TMNT III, Turtle Tunes, the Coming Out of their Shells rock concert and Turtle Christmas, was heavily criticized for its poor acting, not knowing whether it should be connected to the 1987 series or the 1990 film franchise, cringeworthy and poorly made fighting scenes, Shredder getting defeated by Venus in part 2 of the episode East Meets West just to replace him with the Dragon Lord, though he does return in the episode Enemy Of My Enemy, not bringing up whether or not the Turtles are brothers so they could flirt Venus and Venus de Milo herself where fans either agree with Kevin Eastman like HailZeon that she's interesting or agree with Peter Laird like RowdyC that she's a Mary Sue and weren't happy that she replaced April though that didn't stop Saban from making a crossover between it and Power Rangers In Space in the episode Shell Shocked.
 * The Nutshack, just a controversial animated TV series that was criticized for its unfunny jokes, the background music drowning out the dialogue, awful writing, disgusting and utterly annoying characters except for Chita and the theme song, which spawned a meme and considered one of the worst shows ever made.
 * Our Cartoon President, just a controversial animated series that was criticized for its bland animation, dumb and unfunny jokes, being boring, ugly and cringe-inducing caricature designs and the fact it was made only to satisfy anyone still butthurt over the election.
 * Pizza, just a controversial TV series
 * The Powerpuff Girls, just an animated series that Chris Savino worked on the last two seasons on, even if his work on it was one of the reasons why he was hated before he ended up on this wiki.
 * The Powerpuff Girls (2016), just a controversial animated TV series that received several negative comments
 * The Problem Solverz, just a controversial animated TV series that was often blamed for getting Sym-Bionic Titan cancelled, was criticized for its character designs, overuse of flashing and bright colors that can both be an eyesore and hard-to render, poorly executed voice acting and bad animation, despite the original premise and detailed layouts and considered so bad, it's good for anyone who are into Surreal Humor.
 * ReBoot: The Guardian Code, just a controversial animated web series that was criticized for turning into a live-action/CGI-animated hybrid, the premise and story which rip-offs Tron, Code Lyoko, VR Troopers, Power Rangers and Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad, using a video game engine to make the CGI, laughably bad understanding of computers, technology and the internet and the episode Mainframe Mayhem, which had an insulting and mocking portrayal of fans of the original series, though most fans just wanted them to bring back ReBoot.
 * Ren & Stimpy Adult Party Cartoon, just a controversial animated TV series that was criticized for its absurd humor, unfunny episode ideas, scenes being drawn out and go on for way too long and Ren and Stimpy being reduced to mindless perverts and considered one of the worst shows ever made to the point that John Kricfalusi himself disliked it and caused Nickelodeon to disown it.
 * The Ren & Stimpy Show, just a controversial animated TV series with Aloha Hoek and It's a Dog Life getting the most flack and users on Terrible TV Shows Wiki are forcing Nick to take both episodes off the air.
 * Rick and Morty, just a controversial animated TV series with Raising Gazorpazorp and Vindicators being Dan Harmon's most hated episodes as well as Pickle Rick getting hate because of the meme getting shoved down everyone's throats.
 * Robot Chicken, just a controversial animated TV series
 * Round the Twist, just a controversial TV series that was criticized for it's reliance on gross-out humor.
 * Sonic Underground, just an animated TV series that, despite a catchy theme song, some heartwarming moments and Robotnik, was criticized for its poor grasp of the source material, cheap animation, animation errors, ideas stolen from Sonic SatAM and unbelievably stupid and unexciting battle scenes, though some fans just weren't happy that the creators didn't continue Sonic SatAM instead.
 * The Sopranos, just a controversial TV series that's infamous for the episode, Whoever Did This inspiring Jason Bautista into killing his mentally ill mother with Matthew Montejo helping to dispose of her body as well as for the series finale Made in America, because of how ambiguous it was to the point viewers thought their cable went out.
 * South Park, just a controversial animated TV series.
 * Spongebob SquarePants, merely just a controversial animated series that's accused for shorting kids' attention spans and for being the poster boy of shows that went through seasonal rot.
 * Squirrel and Hedgehog, just a controversial North Korean animated series.
 * Steven Universe, just an animated TV series that only became controversial because of liberal implications and its fandom
 * Supernanny, just a controversial TV series
 * Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters From Beverly Hills, just a TV series that became hated thanks to Dragon Ball Z Abridged and RowdyC, because of its terrible acting, forgettable, unlikable and stereotypical protagonists, bad character designs, repetitiveness, awful CGI effects, dreadful fight choreography and for adding realism to a tokusatsu show, making it feel that its creators either hated Mighty Morpin Power Rangers or griped about its plotholes and nonsensical elements, despite its catchy theme song and Emperor Gorganus being a decent main villain.
 * Teen Titans GO!, just a controversial animated TV series that received several negative comments and also took over Cartoon Network
 * Teletubbies, just a controversial TV series that received a lot of negative comments
 * Thundercats Roar, just a controversial animated TV series that received several negative comments.
 * Toddlers & Tiaras, just a controversial reality TV show.
 * Turn-On, just a controversial TV series which was taken off the air halfway through it's airing after just one episode due to its racy content and considered one of the worst shows ever made.
 * World's Strictest Parents, just a controversial TV series
 * Wonder Woman (2011), just a never-aired television pilot that was criticized for Wonder Woman's flanderization and portrayal as a cold-hearted anti-hero who assaults and tortures people in public.

Anime

 * Afro Samurai, just a controversial anime based on the same manga series.
 * Angelic Layer, just a less controversial anime series that only aired for one season which had almost ruined the actual CLAMP manga. Also one of the employees and creators made a nightmare fuel of Misaki Suzuhara's illustration which can be found in their website and other media (such as trading cards and fan made desktop wallpapers) as well as they use that photo as a reference by forum members while posting in every threads on forums such as in the Anime & Manga section. Also it was retconned in CLAMP in Wonderland anime.
 * Boku No Pico, just a controversial anime that was used as a trolling device just to get other people's reactions.
 * Death Note, just a controversial anime and manga series, which spawned several adaptations including a derided Netflix adaptation.
 * Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, just a controversial anime and manga series
 * Kinnikuman, just a controversial anime that is best known for the controversy surrounding the character Brocken Jr., who is a good guy with a Nazi-themed outfit, complete with swastikas. Due to this character, the series was pulled from broadcast in France shortly after he debuted.
 * Konosuba, just a controversial anime series that involves Kazuya stealing panties. Also it applies that Aqua, one of the main characters in this show rumored that she is not wearing panties.
 * Love Hina, just a controversial anime series features scenes beating Keitaro up by the main female characters.
 * Love Live! Sunshine!!, just a controversial anime series that is increasingly known for bad press generated by badly-behaving fans and cited for the vandalism incident involving manhole covers bearing the images of the main characters in June 2018.
 * My Hero Academia, just a controversial anime series.
 * Transformers: Energon, just a controversial anime that, despite a good toyline and good cell-shaded animation in some scenes, was heavily criticized for its awful dubbing, very unlikable characters like Ironhide, Snowcat and Kicker Jones, random characters appearing out of nowhere just to sell toys, bad CGI animation, animation errors and killing off the Alexis/Starscream relationship after Starscream is resurrected as a ghost, though that didn't stop Transformers: Cybertron from being made.

Live-Action

 * Birth 101, just a controversial Murphy Brown episode that Dan Quayle criticized for having Murphy be a single mom.
 * Blast From The Past, just a controversial Dallas (1978) episode that revealed everything that happened in Season 9 including Bobby's death was all a dream Pam Ewing had, which happened because Leonard Katzman, who returned at the end of the season, thought the show was being ahead of its time with development of the female characters.
 * Changing Nature, just a Dinosaurs episode that had a Sudden Downer Ending that led to the Ice Age.
 * Chapter 7: The Lost Sister, just a controversial Stranger Things episode that was criticized for not developing Kali Prasad and her gang as much as the other characters and not contributing that much to the storyline outside giving Eleven a new look.
 * Conflict, just a Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood episode that was pulled from syndication because of it talking about war
 * Consider Me Gone, just a controversial ALF episode that was an unintentional ending for the show since NBC cancelled their order to the production company to shoot the second part of the ending at the last minute, despite being RowdyC's most hated series finale and the reason as why he turned on NBC, though it did lead Project: ALF, which Rowdy wasn't fond of either.
 * Crisis on Earth-X, just an Arrowverse crossover that was criticized for some characters not getting involved and Felicity interrupted Barry and Iris' wedding, so Diggle could also marry her and Oliver, with the latter causing all hell to break loose in the Arrowverse fandom with Reddit's moderators posting a thread entirely dedicated to allowing redditors to vent about it and became a Punisher subreddit for awhile.
 * Duet, just an Arrowverse crossover that was criticized for being a musical episode, making it an unsubtle reference to how Grant Gustin, Darren Criss and Melissa Benoist were on Glee and the Music Meister's more normalized look.
 * The Encounter, just a controversial The Twilight Zone (1959) episode that was pulled from syndication because of its racial overtones until 2016 where it was finally re-aired as part of Syfy's annual Twilight Zone New's Year Eve marathon.
 * Fly, just a Breaking Bad episode that involves Walter & Jesse trying to keep a fly from contaminating their latest drug batch.
 * Fur amd Loathing, just a controversial CSI episode that involved furries.
 * The Graduates, just a The O.C. episode that became controversial for killing off Marissa Cooper.
 * Home, just a controversial The X-Files episode that, due to is graphic nature and incest references, was the first episode to receive a viewer discretion warning.
 * Honey, just a controversial Degrassi episode that tackled dating violence
 * Intimidation Game, just a controversial Law & Order: Special Victims Unit episode that was criticized by both those for and against GamerGate for its poor script, cringeworthy delivery, demonizing gamers, lack of knowledge of the gaming subculture and oversimplifying what happened with GamerGate that not even Kotaku, Anita Sarkeesian, Brianna Wu and Zoe Quinn could defend it, with the latter three annoyed that Raina Punjabi, the character based off them, gave up too easily and felt insulted by it, though it spawned some ironic memes.
 * Into That Good Night, just a controversial Roseanne episode that undid all the plot progressions since the Conners winning the lottery by claiming it was all a fictionalization, which confused and annoyed many critics, though that didn't stop a 10th season coming up even if it was considered Pro-Trump and was canceled after Roseanne made some remarks on Twitter about Valerie Jarrett, a former advisor to Barack Obama, comparing her to a character from Planet of the Apes.
 * Last Forever, just a controversial How I Met Your Mother episode that, while tying up loose ends as RowdyC mentioned when he defended it, was criticized for having Barry and Robin call off the wedding and Ted's wife being killed off just get him and Robin back together.
 * The Last One, just a Saint Elsewhere episode that revealed that the entire show was part of Tommy Westphall's imagination since he was looking at a snow-globe which has a replica of St. Eligius.
 * Maude's Dilemma, just a controversial Maude episode because of it bringing abortion into people's living rooms and forcing families to confront this open secret, which led to several CBS affiliates to refuse to air it.
 * Mirror Image, just a controversial Quantum Leap episode where it was revealed that two alternate endings are known to have been scripted in case the series was renewed, which it wasn't, both of which included a present day scene between Al and Beth, having remained married in the new timeline as well as a third, simpler alternate ending showing a family photo of Al and Beth with their four daughters instead of the ending title cards, which just told the viewers this as well as vaguely revealing that Doctor Sam Beckett never returned home, which fanfics and novels tried to expand on.
 * On All Fours, just a controversial Girls episode that had a difficult to work sex scene.
 * The Puppy Episode, just a controversial Ellen episode where Ellen came out of the closet.
 * Remember The Monsters, just a controversial Dexter episode where Dexter fakes his death after dumping his sister Debra's body into the ocean, gets an assumed identity and now working for a lumber company in Oregon which upsetted fans and some critics so much that the Dexter subreddit posted a Breaking Bad discussion thread post alongside the finale discussion thread, which became more popular being the second-highest upvoted post on /r/Dexter and had a domino effect of converting it into a Breaking Bad subreddit.
 * The End, just a controversial Lost episode that became hated retroactively because of the amount of unanswered questions and the reveal that the "flash-sideways" narrative device was a bardo, or an "intermediate state" and is seen as a cautionary tales of how NOT to finish a show.
 * Thirteen, just a controversial The 100 episode that was criticized for sinking the Lexa X Clarke ship by killing Lexa, since her actress decided to leave the show, with staff writer Jason Rothenberg, while explaining that it was to "underscore the universal fragility of life," acknowledging that in trying to get as much drama as they could out of the scene, betrayed their audience in the process.

Arrow

 * Broken Hearts, just a episode that was criticized for bringing back Cupid and the plan of Oliver and Felicity pretending to get married to lure her.
 * Eleven Fifty-Nine, just a episode that became hated for killing Laurel off so there wouldn't be anything between Oliver & Felicity.
 * My Name is Oliver Queen, just a episode that was criticized for having Felicity more focused on saving Oliver than Starling City and Ra's al Ghul not realizing that Oliver was going to turn the moves he used to kill Oliver in the episode The Climb against him.
 * The Calm, just a episode that was criticized for having Thea, which is revealed later in the season, kill off Sara, though she did come back in the episode Haunted and eventually went to Legends of Tomorrow.
 * The Secret Origin of Felicity Smoak, just a episode that, despite well-received by critics, became hated because of the fans turning on Felicity at that point.
 * Schism, just a controversial episode that was criticized for Oliver somehow quelling a riot and acting as a beacon of hope, despite that he dropped of out the mayoral election, is just another washout ex-billionaire and is pretty much responsible for everything that happened and Oliver and Darhk's last fight boiled down to them standing and taking turns punching each other across the face, which led to /r/Arrow turning itself into a Daredevil subreddit for months.
 * Spectre of the Gun, just a controversial episode that tried to tackle gun control to mixed results.

Buffy The Vampire Slayer

 * Beer Bad: just a controversial episode that was criticized for having Buffy not realize that Parker was just using her to get his jollies off, delivering a trite and obvious message in a series containing an abundant feminist subtext and that the plot was written to take advantage of funds from the Office of National Drug Control Policy available to shows that promoted an anti-drug message.
 * The Body, just a episode that killed off Buffy's mom, Joy, which upsetted both fans and Sarah Michelle Gellar.
 * Earshot: just a controversial episode that was temporarily postponed because of the Columbine High School Massacre since there's a plot point where Buffy thinks Jonathan Levinson was going to kill everyone in her school, though he only has a gun to commit suicide and was talked out of it and the lunch lady tried to put rat poison in the food, which Xander discovers and she gets knocked out by Buffy.
 * Graduation Day, just a controversial episode that, like Earshot, was pulled because of the Columbine High School Massacre with thousands of letters were sent to the WB demanding that the season finale be shown and Sarah Michelle Gellar, Seth Green and especially Joss Whedon weren't too happy about, the latter encouraging his fans to bootleg the episode.

Doctor Who

 * Fear Her, just a controversial episode that Graham was asked to write primarily for children which would soften the episode Doomsday much to the chagrin to adult fans and critics.
 * Hell Bent, just a controversial episode that some fans and critics weren't too happy that the Doctor broke the laws of time and went against his moral code just to bring Clara back to life who died in Face the Raven.
 * In the Forest of the Night, just a controversial episode that was criticized for its unsubtle environmental message, contains an apparently unintended anti-psychology message and its completely nonsensical ending.
 * Love & Monsters, just a controversial episode that was criticized for having no idea how to make the "Doctor Lite" concept work and ending up being pretty aimless and is Linkara and Nash's most hated Doctor Who episode, though writer Russell T. Davies said that it should be treated as a story told by Elton rather than taken at face value, making it possible to dismiss it as the ramblings of a mentally unstable guy.
 * Sleep No More, just a controversial episode that was criticized for its extremely poor usage of the "found footage" visual style, Monsters made of "sleep dust" not being a scary concept in the slightest and an abrupt ending which was supposed to set up a sequel episode for Season 10, but got scrapped due to the bad reception and is the lowest rated episode on IMDB, which led to the lowest viewing figures of any episode of the revival series up to that point.

The Flash

 * Girls Night Out, just a controversial episode that was criticized for overusing the concept of feminism in a rather unsubtle way to the point that even feminists thought it was forced, the message coming across as disingenuous, especially after Andrew Kreisberg was fired because of sexual misconduct and the Killer Frost vs. Amunet battle, though Drunk Barry did create a lot of memes.
 * Null & Annoyed, just a controversial episode that, despite Jay and Silent Bob appearing as security guards, caused fans and critics to turn on Ralph Dibny since it was criticized for being another personal growth story for him after he's had so many, him spending the entire episode being obnoxious to the other team members, especially Barry, who most people sided with, despite that they were supposed to be side with Ralph, how his screentime could have gone to Iris, who had just decided to be a journalist again, or Cisco & Caitlin, his hypocritical rebuttal to Iris and his sob story about cracking jokes during times of crisis, though everyone still didn't want him to die.
 * Run, Iris, Run, just a episode that became controversial because of fans turning on Iris, because of her unnatural transition from a journalist to a team leader, which this episode didn't help since she got Barry's abilties because of Matthew Kim who had the ability to swap people's abilties.
 * We Are The Flash, just a controversial episode that was criticized for The Enlightenment just being a reeducation plan, Iris' line "You are not the Flash. We are", though it's barely ever mentioned and Barry actually said a similar line previously and The Thinker's anti-climatic death.

Game of Thrones

 * Mother's Mercy, just a controversial episode that confused viewers over whether Jon Snow was killed off or not and it turned out he wasn't as well as Cersei's infamous walk of atonement, since Dubrovnik strongly opposed the idea, due to it being immoral to walk their sacred grounds naked.
 * The Rains of Castamere, just a controversial episode that killed off Robb Stark, his mother, his wife, his pet wolf and all of his bannermen, which sent Twitter into a meltdown to express their dismay, shock and anger at what happened, even affecting Richard Madden, Robb's actor and George R.R. Martin said in response: "I killed Ned because everybody thinks he’s the hero and that, sure, he’s going to get into trouble, but then he’ll somehow get out of it. The next predictable thing is to think his eldest son is going to rise up and avenge his father. And everybody is going to expect that. So immediately killing Robb became the next thing I had to do".
 * Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken, just a controversial episode that, despite great acting, was criticized for Jamie & Bronn's fight with the Sand Snakes, idiot plot and the decision to have Ramsay rape Sansa on their wedding night because Sansa's development & agency are being sacrificed for Reek's own character development, which in of itself was a deviation from the books, causing some viewers & even U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill to stop watching the show.

Power Rangers

 * Alpha's Magical Christmas, just a controversial episode that was criticized for being boring and the creepy implications brought some kids to keep Alpha-5 company.
 * End of Extinction, just a controversial Dino SuperCharge episode that, while killing off Sledge had some originality, was criticized for revealing the Energems' ability to time travel, plotholes and the implications of dinosaurs still being around if they never went extinct.
 * The Legendary Battle, just a controversial Super MegaForce episode that was criticized for its anticipated yet disappointing battle because of the MegaForce Rangers' commentary and the scene where RoboKinight appears alive and well while Troy was fighting, despite dying in Vrak Is Back.
 * Once a Ranger, just a controversial Operation Overdrive episode that was criticized for having the Overdrive Rangers give up after losing their powers, the missed opportunity to focus on the idea of Adam leading a team of veteran Rangers, the lack of interaction the two teams have and ending with what a horrible team the Overdrive Rangers are, because they learned nothing in this episode amd got the easy way out of things, which sent Linkara in a rather terrifying rant during his Power Rangers retrospective.

Seinfeld

 * The Finale, just a controversial two part episode that was criticized for portraying the main characters as people with no respect for society and for mocking the audience who tuned in to watch them every week.
 * The Puerto Rican Day, just a controversial episode that was criticized for the negative portrayal of Puerto Ricans such as the scene where an angry mob of parade-goers damages Jerry's car and Comso Kramer later utters, "It's like this every day in Puerto Rico. Puerto Ricans do not understand the meaning of the word joke!" snf the scene where Kramer accidentally burns and then stomps on the Puerto Rican flag, which led to angry letters, protests outside NBC's Rockefeller Center in New York & complaints from Puerto Rican activists, causing NBC to apologize and later pulled it off the air.

Star Trek

 * And the Children Shall Lead, just an Original Series episode that's hated because Captain Kirk's brusque, exaggeratedly authoritarian and at times unmistakably hostile attitude towards the titular children undermined both the moral and the plot
 * A Night in Sickbay, just a Enterprise episode that was criticized for making a mockery out of the characters and that some of the situations they're placed in being ridiculous.
 * Code of Honor, just a controversial The Next Generation episode, that, despite "No treaty, no vaccine, and no Lt. Yar!" being one of the most quotable lines, was criticized for being racist, awful acting, dull, flat direction, horrible, unnatural dialogue, cheap sets, embarrassingly unfunny attempts at humor and the ending making no sense, with Patrick Stewart feeling it was it embarrassing, Jonathan Frakes calling it a "racist piece of shit," and Brent Spiner considering it the worst episode of the show and while Wil Wheaton said it had potential, it was completely wrecked by the execution.
 * Move Along Home, just a controversial Deep Space Nine episode that, despite a neat ending twist and good acting from Armin Shimerman as Quark, was criticized for the actors and writers clearly not having that good of a handle on the characters yet and the Wadi not telling Quark that the kidnapped officers are his players in the game.
 * Plato's Stepchildren, just an Original Series episode that Kirk & Uhura being the first interracial couple to kiss, though it wasn't screened by the BBC because of torture and sadism.
 * Shades of Grey, just a The Next Generation episode that was criticized for its really lazy way of executing a clip show.
 * Spock's Brain, just a controversial Original Series episode that was criticized for its ludicrous and non-nonsensical premise and not focusing on how both genders can lose their mental abilities, being one of William Shatner's most hated episodes, calling the plot a "tribute" to NBC executives who slashed the show's budget and placed it in a bad time slot.
 * These Are The Voyages...., just a controversial Enterprise episode that was criticized for having the Next Generation frame rob the characters and their fans of closure and Commander Tucker's forced & unnecessary death and considered the most hated episode in the entire franchise, to the point with both nearly the entire Enterprise cast & the returning The Next Generation cast members hating it and the writing staff consider Demons/Terra Prime to be the actual series finale.
 * Threshold, just a Voyager episode that, despite the make-up effects for Tom's mutation being pretty good for a TV show & won an Emmy award, became hated thanks to SFDebris and The Agony Booth because the stupid premise of having the character turn into amphibians by travelling too fast, which led to future episodes denying that it happened.
 * Turnabout Intruder, just a controversial Original Series episode that was criticized for its sexist implications about Starfleet and is 1 of RowdyC's most hated Star Trek episodes, which led to fans like SFDebris to retcon or explain why this happened, though Gene Roddenberry's original script was even worse and would've ended on a facepalm-worthy bit involving Kirk complaining about his still-effeminate mannerisms after being returned to his own body, until a sexy female yeoman shows up for duty and causes Kirk to suddenly start acting masculine again since there were rumors that he wasn't as progressive as he letted on, though it's popular with Kirk X Spock shippers, despite Kirk being in Lester's body.

Supergirl

 * The Fanatical, just a controversial episode that was criticized for James Olsen's unsubtle racial profiling and Kara's half-baked reason for not revealing her identity to Lena as it's completely at odds with James' desire to reveal that he's Guardian, making clear the only reason she hasn't done it is that the writers don't want Lena to know yet.
 * Not Kansas, just a controversial episode that, like Spectre of the Gun, tried to tackle gun control, but was criticized for its execution and being placed too late in the season as well as bringing Mon-El back.
 * Resist/Nevertheless, She Persisted, just a controversial two-part episode that was seen as anti-Trump and was criticized for Queen Rhea & Superman saying that Supergirl is better than him.
 * Strange Visitor From Another Planet, just a episode that had parallels between Senator Crane's anti-alien rhetoric and debates about Syrian refugees, legal and illegal immigration and the like.

The Walking Dead

 * The Day Will Come When You Won't Be, just a episode that was considered too violent for viewers because of Negan beating Glenn and Abraham to death, with Scott M. Gimple and Greg Nicotero stating that the violence was purposely over-the-top for the narrative as that the "awfulness of what happened to the characters was very specific to it & the beginning of this whole new story", but that it didn't reflect a baseline of violence they wanted for the series.
 * Honor, just a episode that became controversial because of Carl's death.
 * Last Day on Earth, just a controversial one part episode that, despite introducing Negan, was criticized for for its pacing and cliffhanger ending, with Negan beating the camera a few times, which led to Gimple saying "If you approach it from a place of skepticism or with the idea that there's some kind of negative or cynical motivation behind it... it's difficult to convince you otherwise. I do think we've done enough on the show and we've delivered a story that people have enjoyed to warrant fans giving us the benefit of the doubt. I truly hope that people will see the Season 7 premiere and feel it justifies the way we've decided to tell the story."
 * Swear, just a controversial episode that was criticized for focusing on Tara and Heath with none of the main characters appearing at all & is the lowest rated episode on IMDB.
 * Thank You, just a controversial episode that had Glenn's infamous fake-out death before he hid underneath a dumpster.

Animated

 * American Fung, just a controversial American Dad episode that was criticized for having Stan send Francine to a mental hospital to hide the fact that he once again forgot their wedding anniversary & the scene where the 2 get lobotomized & is tied with Brian's a Bad Father as PhantomStrider's 2nd most hated episode.
 * Buffalo Gals, just a controversial Cow and Chicken episode because of its sex and lesbian references.
 * Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips, just a controversial short with Bugs Bunny in Imperial Japan.
 * Carl Wheezer: Boy Genius, just a The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episode that was criticized for having Carl always blame everything he gets himself into in order to impress Elke on Jimmy as well as not apologizing for it.
 * Censored 11, just a controversial series of shorts that are now considered racist nowadays.
 * Dark Harvest, just a controversial Invader Zim episode that Scott Dyleski brought up.
 * Deadly Force, just a Gargoyles episode that was initially pulled from rotation due to the sensitive subject matter of gun safety which was the episode's theme, but was later allowed to be re-aired because of a censorship edit made by digitally removing Elisa's blood when she was shot, though Toon Disney and Disney XD just did a closeup of her face she's shot.
 * Fat Like Me, just a controversial Daria episode where Sandi gains weight after breaking her leg and gets isolated for it.
 * The Great Divide, just a Avatar: The Last Airbender episode that was criticized for its relatively insignificant plot, the arguing between the Gan Jin & Zhang tribes & Aang lying about the reason why they're fighting to get the 2 tribes to make up, though it was made fun of in the episode The Ember Island Players.
 * In Support of, just a controversial Pepper Ann episode that mentioned breasts and the lot.
 * Last Horizons, just a TaleSpin episode that was restricted from syndication for its depiction of war and its unflattering stereotypes of East Asians.
 * The Littlest Tramp, just a Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures episode that became controversial because of a scene where Mighty Mouse snorts the remains of a crushed flower like cocaine, which worried editor Tom Klein and Donald Wildmon used it in his Campaign for Decency and while Ralph Baski defended the episode, he still edited out the scene out of fear of people buying Wildmon's claims.
 * Man's Best Friend, just a controversial Ren & Stimpy episode that got John Kricfalusi fired and was banned for several scatological jokes, tobacco references since George Liquor gave Ren and Stimpy rubber cigars that resemble dog feces and excessive violence for the scene where Ren, fed up with George Liquor and their treatment, picks up an oar and maniacally begins beating him senseless, though he actually like it, though it did air on TNN/Spike TV as an unofficial premiere of Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon" and is available on disc 2 the First and Second Seasons DVD as a bonus feature.
 * One Beer, just a controversial Tiny Toon adventures segment from the episode Elephant Issues that got Fox Kids to ban the whole episode due to Buster peer pressuring Plucky & Hamton into sharing an unopened beer with him and the three driving off a cliff due to driving while intoxicated and didn't air in a rerun for 22 years until September 16, 2013 on the Hub Network.
 * The Simpsons Guy, just a crossover that had a joke that rubbed those who didn't watch Family Guy the wrong way.
 * Spider Web, just a Peppa Pig episode that was banned in Australia since it contained some of the most dangerous spiders in the world.

Beavis and Butthead

 * Comedians, just a controversial episode that was heavily cut as they removed scenes of Beavis setting newspapers on fire in order to attempt juggling them in front of Butthead, but ends up burning down the entire comedy club, which led to it getting blamed for the death of Jessica Ann Matthews when her brother, Austin Messner copied the scene, though the family didn't even have cable & was pulled from MTV due to complaints from fans & threats to burn down MTV studios for censoring the show.
 * Heroes, just a controversial episode that was banned for scenes of Butt-Head carelessly using a firearm and gunning down an airplane as well as taunting the trapped passengers of the Boeing.

The Boondocks

 * Pause, just a episode that angered Tyler Perry over how unsubtle McGruder seems to question Perry's sexuality through Winston Jerome since he dresses up as Madea, causing him to contact Turner Broadcasting executives and threatening to re-evaluate his relationship with the company.
 * The Return of the King, just a controversial episode that was criticized by Alan Sharpton for having Martin Luther King Jr. go into a tirade out of frustration that the current generation of black people have willfully assumed the negative racial stereotypes associated with them as well as having him say the n-word along with the implications of black supremacy, which led to Cartoon Network saying, "We think Aaron McGruder came up with a thought-provoking way of not only showing Dr. King's bravery but also of reminding us of what he stood & fought for and why even today, it is important for all of us to remember that and to continue to take action.", while McGruder himself responded by having the characters ridicule his choice to attack a cartoon over other, more relevant issues & was refrenced in the episode "The Block is Hot.", though it also won a Peabody Award.

Family Guy

 * The 2,000 Year Old Virgin, just a episode that was criticized for portraying Jesus as a pervert who lies about being a virgin with users on Terrible TV Shows Wiki forcing FOX to ban it.
 * April in Quahog, just a controversial episode about Peter taking an April Fools Joke too far.
 * Brian's A Bad Father, just a controversial episode that had a joke about Peter deciding to kill himself as he asks Lois where he should slit his wrists with Meg saying "Sideways for attention, long way for results!", is considered PhantomStrider's most hated episode with the joke leading him to do a face reveal & show some suicide hotlines as well as being tied with American Fung as his 2nd most hated episode & users on Terrible TV Shows Wiki forcing FOX to ban it.
 * Brian Griffin's House of Payne, just a episode that was criticized for its subplot about Stewie cracking his head open after falling down the stairs.
 * Brian Writes a Bestseller, just a episode that was a satire on self-help books, but was criticized for Brian not appreciating all the help Stewie is doing for him & hardly ever thanks him, because of the typical "fame goes to head" cliche, though he was put in his place by Bill Maher when he, Arianna Huffington & Dana Gould criticized his book, Wish It, Want It, Do It.
 * Candy, Quahog Marshmallow, just a episode that had Korean stereotypes.
 * The D in Apartment 23, just a controversial episode that parodies Twitter policing with everyone turning on the Griffins for Brian's tweet "About to see the new Kevin Hart movie. Just kidding. I’m white and went to college. #BaywatchMovie", which is based off a tweet that Justine Sacco posted in 2013, in which she made a joke about how she wouldn't get AIDS on a business trip to Africa because she was white, but most viewers couldn't look past everyone hating on Brian again with users on Terrible TV Shows Wiki forcing FOX to ban it, though No Bullshit liked it & was praised for Meg & Chris' fight in the cafeteria.
 * Extra Large Medium, just a controversial episode that upsetted the Parents Television Council & Sarah Palin for its portrayal of Down syndrome, due to her son's diagnosis of the disorder, though Andrea Fay Friedman, Ellen's voice actor & Bill Maher came to Seth MacFarlane's defense.
 * Family Gay, just a controversial episode that was criticized for being for very hypocritical, considering the show that promotes LGBT people using the stereotype of a flamboyantly gay man & the joke about Peter having many bottles of horse semen in the fridge, with Stewie possibly having eaten some of it in his cereal & considered RowdyC's most hated episode, though the braindead horse's scenes & the scene which states that all the horses in the race were named after cancelled Fox shows are pretty funny & Peter gets his comeuppance for throwing the horse's body into Mort Goldman's Pharmacy, when Mort throws the corpse into his house.
 * Family Goy, just a episode that was seen as anti-Semitic & portrays Catholics as bigots who can't tolerate Jews, despite a great message
 * Fresh Heir, just a controversial episode that had a lot of incest jokes.
 * Herpe the Love Sore, just a controversial episode that was criticized for Brian not caring about giving Stewie & Chris herpes, only admitting that he was self-conscious about it after Chris & Stewie hack his Facebook account, the detailed animation on Brian's herpes & the sub-plot where Peter & his friends get bullied by soldiers at the bar & everyone else calling them babies for not standing up to them, only to go after them after fighting them because they're soldiers, which led to users on Terrible TV Shows Wiki forcing FOX to ban it.
 * Hot Shots, just a episode that had a lot of autism jokes.
 * HTTPete, just a episode where Peter acts like a stereotypical millennial.
 * Life of Brian, just a episode that killed off Brian as a publicity stunt only to bring him back in Christmas Guy, though some did try to connect his death with a helicopter pilot who died & named Brian as well as Paul Walker's death since he played Brian O'Conner in the Fast & Furious franchise.
 * Not All Dogs Go To Heaven, just a controversial episode that was heavily criticized for marketing the sub-plot involving Stewie & the cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation, having everyone turn on Brian & saying that he's worse than Hitler all because of he's an atheist & Brian coming off as an elitist when he points out to Meg that if there were truly a loving God, then he wouldn't have created her to have an attractive mother like Lois but have her be unattractive like Peter & that she wouldn't be living in a world where everyone holds her in contempt & otherwise pretends that she doesn't exist, not even caring enough to get her a mumps vaccine & is considered Media Whiz's most hated episode.
 * The Old Man & the Big C, just a episode that tried to make Carter more villainous, but didn't work with users on Terrible TV Shows Wiki forcing FOX to ban it.
 * Partial Terms of Endearment, just a controversial episode that was banned for trying to makes jokes about abortion.
 * Peter-assment, just a episode that became controversial because of Weinsteingate & glossing over that men can get sexually harassed & aren't really all that into sex.
 * Peter Problems, just a episode that had Peter accidentally kill a sperm whale when trying to lift up back into the ocean with a forklift.
 * Quagmire's Dad, juts a episode that became hated no thanks to Jem Reviews & Shazoozle for trying to say that being transgender is the same as being gay with reruns rarely airing, though Jem did bring up in his Top 10 Mess Ups video that Seth MacFarlane wasn't responsible for this episode & admitted he & Shazoozle came off as if they didn't like him, which isn't true.
 * Screams of Silence: The Story of Brenda Q, just a controversial episode that, despite Quagmire coming off as likable for once, was criticized for its portrayal of domestic abuse, everyone blaming Brenda for staying in the relationship & for how unsubtle it made Jeff, though his death was cathartic & is considered Mr. Enter's most hated episode as well as users on Terrible TV Shows Wiki forcing FOX to ban it.
 * Seahorse Seashell Party, just a controversial episode that became hated no thanks to Mr. Enter because of it being a pointless rating trap to promote a crossover between this, American Dad! & The Cleveland Show by having all 3 shows involve hurricanes, being boring & for Meg finally stand up for herself, only to be guilt-tripped by a post-drugged Brain & is considered Jem Reviews & WatchMojo's most hated episode, though Jem did forget that Wesley Wild wrote this episode when he thanked him in his best Family Guy list, which he brought up in his Top 10 Mess Ups video & led to users on Terrible TV Shows Wiki forcing FOX to ban it.
 * Stewie is Enceinte, just a episode where Stewie used Brian's DNA to breed because he thinks a baby would save their relationship, which led to users on Terrible TV Shows Wiki forcing FOX to ban it.
 * Turban Cowboy, just a episode that became controversial because 2 scenes: Peter setting off 2 bombs & a cutaway of Peter winning the Boston Marathon by running over many runners, which led to it predicting the Boston Marathon Bombing & getting banned.
 * When You Wish Upon a Weinstein, just a controversial episode that Fox saw as being anti-Semitic & led to the Bourne Company publishing house, the owner of the song When You Wish upon a Star, filed a lawsuit against several Fox divisions, Cartoon Network, Fuzzy Door Productions, Seth MacFarlane & Walter Murphy, claiming copyright infringement over I Need a Jew, claiming harm to the value of the song due to the offensive nature of the lyrics.

Futurama

 * A Leela of Her Own, just a episode that was criticized for its pointless subplot, painfully unfunny jokes, never demonstrating the "women can be just as good at sport as men" message, its depressing ending & turning Leela into a moron who can't tell that she sucks as a Blernsball player & even gets help from Hank Aaron XXIV, who's even worse.
 * The Futurama Holiday Spectacular, just a episode that was criticized for relying a bit too much on dark humor.
 * Neutopia, just a episode that was criticized for having everyone go into a gender war, having the male group get more out of the genderswap, Farmsworth's contribution to the pin-up calendar & no one learning anything after they go back to their original genders.
 * That's Lobstertainment, just a episode that was criticized for being underwritten & Harold Zoid, which caused viewers to not think he deserved to get an Oscar from his nephew, Zoidberg.

Pokemon

 * Beauty and The Beach, just a controversial episode that had James use inflatable breasts to win a beauty contest.
 * Dennō Senshi Porygon, just a controversial episode that was responsible for many seizures throughout Japan because of the scene where Pikachu shooting electricity at some medicine missiles.

The Simpsons

 * Alone Again, Natura Diddly, just a episode that was criticized for rushing the plot & failing to deliver due to Maude Flanders not being that interesting, a commercial that parodied the U.S. 500 1999 incident which 3 spectators were killed by flying debris & starting the "Jerkass Homer" trope that would plague the Mike Scully era of the show.
 * A Star Is Burns, just a episode that became controversial over how Matt Groening & James L. Brooks got into a fight over whether or not the crossover was out of place or not.
 * Blame It on Lisa, just a controversial episode that upsetted Brazil over the stereotypes it used.
 * The Boys of Bummer, just a controversial episode that was heavily criticized for having everyone turn on Bart over him being unable to grab a baseball during a Little League championship game, weird, nonsensical & awkward humor & leaving a bad image to baseball fans, though RowdyC got the parody & Mr. Enter didn't mind it because of the townspeople being in the wrong & going through many loops after getting chastised by Marge and Bart's suicide attempt being less disturbing since the show's more adult.
 * The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson, just a episode that had the shot of Lisa holding a magazine with a large 9 next to the Twin Towers & that Homer's car was parked there.
 * Clown In The Dumps, just a episode that was criticized for being anti-Semitic, using emotional manipulation, numerous plot holes and for being too mean-spirited for some people, though Don Hertzfeldt's couch gag was well-received.
 * Homer's Enemy, just a episode that was considered too dark for some viewers, despite being considered one of the show's best episodes.
 * Homer's Phobia, just a controversial episode about how Homer becomes unconformable when around gay men, though it went on to win both the 1997 Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Programme and a GLAAD Media Award.
 * Homer vs. Dignity, just a controversial episode that was criticized for very weak & unfunny jokes, flanderizing Mr. Burns and getting off scot-free and the "Panda Rape" scene, though Homer was willing to go through such humiliation to provide for his family.
 * Lisa Goes Gaga, just a episode that became hated no thanks to Mr. Enter because of the moral making no sense and being messed up and sucking up to Gaga and having her contribute negatively and considered Brendaniel and PhantomStrider's most hated episode.
 * MoneyBart, just a episode that have a controversial couch gag involving a South Korean sweatshop.
 * No Good Read Goes Unpunished, just a controversial episode that annoyed some viewers over how it handled the controversy and disappointed Hari Kondabolu that the message of his film, The Problem With Apu, had been reduced to the concept of "politically incorrect" with Matt Groneing saying "I think it’s a time in our culture where people love to pretend they’re offended".
 * The Principal and the Pauper, just a controversial episode that was based off the Tichborne Heir case, heavily criticized for retconning and ruining Skinner's backstory and made fans notice that the show was beginning to experience a rapid decline in writing quality, despite the fact that there are still good episodes of the show, even though its decline in writing quality was already noticed, with both Skinner's voice actor, Harry Shearer & Matt Groening hating it, with the latter considering it non-canon, which was revealed in the episode Walking Big & Tall, though the episode's writer Ken Keeler as well as Josh Weinstein & Bill Oakley defended the episode.
 * That '90s Show, just a episode that was criticized for changing & destroying a large amount of Simpsons continuity, which led to it being retconned itself.
 * There's Something About Marrying, just a episode that was criticized by the Parents Television Council & American Family Association, but was well-received by the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation & AfterEllen.com.

SpongeBob SquarePants

 * A Pal for Gary, just a controversial episode where SpongeBob doesn't realize that Puffy Fluffy is trying to kill Gary, even when seeing him about to eat Gary & is Jem Reviews & Cosmadore's most hated episode.
 * Are You Happy Now?, just a episode that became controversial over 2 suicide fake-outs & Squidward going nuts in the end.
 * Boating Buddies, just a controversial episode that's considered the worst Squidward Torture Porn episode.
 * The Card, just a episode that became hated no thanks to Mr. Enter because of Patrick's line: "SpongeBob, you can't always expect my usual brand of stupidity. I like to mix it up. Keep you on your toes", which he & others interpreted it as him being doing all this on purpose.
 * Demolition Doofus, just a controversial episode that was criticized for having Mrs. Puff try to get SpongeBob killed in a demolition derby & SpongeBob's insensitivity not longer after popping her & is considered RowdyC's most hated episode.
 * Good Neighbors, just a controversial episode that became the catalyst for every other episode in this category, except for I'm With Stupid, Pressure & Sailor Mouth.
 * House Fancy, just a episode that became controversial over SpongeBob ripping off 1 of Squidward's toenails when helping him move his sofa.
 * I'm With Stupid, just a episode where Patrick forgets about SpongeBob's plan to act dumb so he would look good in comparison.
 * Ink Lemonade, just a episode that became hated no thanks to Cosmadore & had elements of Patrick's a Prick & Squidward Torture episodes & is seen as a dark reminder of how far the show has come from Seasons 6-8.
 * Karate Island, just a controversial episode where SpongeBob acted like a jerk towards Sandy.
 * The Krabby Kronicle, just a controversial episode that had Mr. Krabs force SpongeBob to make fake new stories for a profit, even blackmailing him.
 * Little Yellow Book, just a controversial episode where even Squidward's unlikeable & was heavily criticized for everyone in Bikini Bottom & SpongeBob's hypocrisy.
 * One Coarse Meal, just a controversial episode where Mr. Krabs almost drives Plankton to suicide, though the joke could've worked better under a different context & is PhantomStrider's most hated episode.
 * Patrick's a Prick episodes, just controversial episodes with the most hated being The Card, Pet Sitter Pat, Smoothe Jazz in Bikini Bottom & Yours, Mine & Mine.
 * Pet Sitter Pat, just a episode that became hated no thanks to Mr. Enter, not helped it's his most hated episode, because of Patrick neglecting Gary, though Mr. Enter did have to apologize for encouraging his fans to harass the writers in his re-review of the episode.
 * Pressure, just a controversial episode where SpongeBob, Patrick, Squidward & Mr. Krabs tease Sandy to the point where she almost drowns herself then dares them to go up on land & almost get eaten by seagulls.
 * Sailor Mouth, just a controversial episode where SpongeBob and Patrick swear, which upsetted the Parent Television Council.
 * Somebody's in the Kitchen with Sandy, just a controversial episode where Sandy has her fur stolen by Plankton, laughed by everyone and arrested in the end for public nudity.
 * The Splinter, just a controversial episode because of SpongeBob letting his splinter swell up so large, not helped by Patrick & Squidward.
 * SpongeBob, You're Fired, just a episode that became controversial for referencing the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
 * Squid's Visit, just a episode that creeped out many people as much as Squidward over SpongeBob's perfect replication of Squidward's interior just get him come over for a visit, though Squidward does find a silver lining even after his house burned out because he forgot the casserole he put in the oven.
 * Squidward Torture Episodes, just controversial SpongeBob episodes where Squidward gets the short end of the stick with the most hated being Boating Buddies, Cephalopod Lodge & Choir Boys.
 * Stuck in the Wringer, just a controversial episode that was supposed to put SpongeBob in the wrong for yelling Patrick for using Forever Glue on the wringer he's stuck on, but couldn't look past Patrick using the Forever Glue to get viewers to side with him.
 * That Sinking Feeling, just a episode that became hated no thanks to PieGuyRulz for being annoying & boring.
 * To Love a Patty, just a episode where SpongeBob treated a krabby patty like his girlfriend & have 4 gross close-ups with Patty rotting the 3rd being the one where SpongeBob finally realizes what Squidward & Krabs were saying.
 * Yours, Mine & Mine, just a controversial episode that's considered the worst Patrick's a Prick episode.

South Park

 * 200/201, just a controversial episode that angered extremist Muslims, particularly the PAS party, for satirizing issues surrounding the depiction of Muhammad, which led to it not being able to be seen online, though it did appear in the 14th season DVD, but censored, the intro to the Simpsons episode, "The Squirt & the Whale", poking fun at the death threats Parker & Stone received by writing "South Park, We'd Stand Beside You If We Weren't So Scared." & Muhammad can be seen uncensored in some of the South Park intros.
 * All About Mormons, just a controversial episode involving Mormons.
 * A Million Little Fibers, just a episode that parodied the controversy surrounding the book, A Million Little Pieces, but was criticized for using the joke of Towelie being a talking towel too much & the sub-plot of Oprah's private parts trying to ruin her career because they're not getting enough attention.
 * Blood Mary, just a controversial episode that led the Catholic League for Religious & Civil Rights to unsuccessfully campaign to have the episode both removed permanently from the network's rotation & never be made available on DVD.
 * Butt Out, just a episode that was criticized for trying to defend the tobacco industry by turning Rob Reiner into the villain.
 * Cartman Joins NAMBLA, just a episode that made fun of the North American Man/Boy Love Association.
 * Eat, Pray, Queef, just a episode that was criticized for being preachy & having every male character get combative over how the Queef Sisters are allowing the females to fart in public.
 * Hell on 2006, just a episode that became controversial because of a Steve Irwin joke, which shocked Trey Parker & Matt Stone.
 * HumancentiPad, just a episode that parodied the Human Centipede.
 * It Hits the Fan, just a episode that became controversial because of how the word "shit" or "shitty" was used uncensored a total of 162 separate times.
 * Mr. Garrison's Fancy New Vagina, just a episode that was criticized for some transgender & cosmetic surgery jokes & showing the actual footage of a male to female sex change & is PhantomStrider & Jem Reviews' most hated South Park episode, though Mr. Garrison didn't reverse the sex change until the episode D-Yikes!
 * More Crap, just a episode that was criticizing Bono & everyone taking Randy's crap so seriously.
 * Pinewood Derby, just a episode that became controversial due to its depiction of Felipe Calderón.
 * Pip, just a episode starring 1 of the more disliked characters in the show, which led to Pip being killed off in 201.
 * Proper Condom Use, just a episode that became controversial for teaching the kids sex education.
 * The Return of Chef, just a controversial episode that was criticized for how Trey & Matt handled Isaac Hayes' departure & killing Chef off instead of giving him a new voice actor like what they did with Mary Kate Bergman after she committed suicide.
 * Safe Spaces, just a controversial episode that divided everyone over Reality's speech with some like No Bullshit getting what it meant, while others like Doodletones & RowdyC interpreting it as Reality saying that everyone should just take it & eat it.
 * Sponsored Content, just a episode that had some scenes token out because of the November 2015 Paris attacks.
 * Stanley's Cup, just a controversial episode that parodied various sports movies, but was criticized for being boring, the Colorado Avalanches letting Stan's team play the Detroit Red Wings in the middle of the game, being too mean-spirited for several people & the ending which Parker & Stone thought was a really happy ending for the other person's story since the Red Wings were given the cliched sports movie happy ending much like the Yankees in the Bad News Bears remake, but also mentioned how everyone couldn't look past the Red Wings beating up Stan's hockey team, which in of itself was a reference to Bloody Wednesday, to get the ending and is considered RowdyC's most hated South Park episode.
 * Terrance & Phillip in Not Without My Anus, just a episode that was supposed to be an April Fools prank, but ended up angering viewers who were expecting the episode Cartman's Mom Is Still a Dirty Slut, resulting in 2,000 angry e-mail complaints to Comedy Central within a week of the original broadcast.
 * Trapped in the Closet, just a controversial episode that became infamous for the parody of Tom Cruise, Isaac Hayes leaving the show because the Church of Scientology got butthurt that it wrote them off as a scam & its reairing being was canceled without prior notice & was replaced with a rerun of the episode Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls, which was insisted that the episode was changed as a tribute to Hayes following his departure, though it was nominated for an Emmy, included on South Park – The Hits, Volume 1 & is 1 of April Stewart's favorite episodes.
 * Tweek x Craig, just a episode that parodied yaoi art & the acceptance of the LGBT community, though the drawings were a bit too much for some viewers.
 * With Apologies to Jesse Jackson, just a controversial episode that, despite the frequent usage of the n-word, was only criticized by L. Brent Bozell, who wasn't happy that it didn't get as much media attention since Abolish the "N" Word, which is linked with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, praised it as a good example of the word's impact on individuals.