Good TV is a deeply satisfying pleasure, sure, but have you ever laughed your way through a so bad-it-is-good TV show'nothing like it: bad thoughts, bad acting, hilarious special effects, weird plot devices, date references, or perhaps all of that? Five healthy doses of.Before you know it, you make popcorn yourself and the four seasons are getting deeper.

Well, before you hurt that 1 of your favorite shows is here: These all fall into the category of "Guilty pleasure"."We like what we like. I'm not here to judge, but I'm here to tell you which bad/good TV show is worth your time.

This show has.Old age. There are stereotypes and strange, problematic plot points (like the relationship between teacher and student.But boy, if you want to remember what we were seeing in the 2010s, throw this show and re-recognize yourself.

The show is live-streamed 24 hours a day, year-round, so you can literally watch it while it's happening (apart from survivors, for example, the Big Brother community is obsessed with following contestants and can quickly become addicted).

Even viewers of this show admit it's a guilty pleasure: the show centers around a Las Vegas pawn shop (just as I made it sound, apparently, the incoming items can be weird and cool, so it's tempting to just catch a glimpse of this world.

This rebooted Marvel-Disney series, compared to previous movies and shows, was of poor quality (think voice acting, plot, and general effort). But as a long-running series involving one of the most beloved superheroes ever, fans still enjoy watching semi-hate.1

The quality of this show was a little over all the places, especially last season, but the acting is.Often surprisingly good. And the retelling of the Batman story in the modified Gotham universe meant we had some fun villain origin stories.

The show was wild: a drama between contestants (and judges and literally everyone close to a hundred feet). The words made from Tyra ("smize" and "tooch"), anyone.). "Makeover" and increasingly over-the-top challenges. It had everything.

If you're interested in Jessica Alba's acting career before she became a baby goods mogul, start with Dark Angel. The first season was not bad, in fact, but the plot point of the finale bad advice (no spoilers) drew the show into the corner, fast. But Aruba is pretty good at it.

Like other shows on this list, it began with a fascinating premise (fairy-tale character IRL.And soon became wild (wait, Cruella De Vil and Ursula are here now"Anna and Elsa are also frozen.). But the show came up with tons of interesting ideas, even if there was a run.Up and down.

The show was a well-known guilty pleasure, and despite not so great writing, including many characters and plot repetitions, several fan favorite characters were born. There were also actors such as Nina Dobrev, Shay Mitchell, Steven Amel and Drake.

U.N.C.L.E.The TV show, which was somehow more stupid and less interesting than the man in the series, this lasted only one season. But it is a fun little time capsule these days and is unintentionally very funny. (As they are hearing evil entities, thrush, say a million episodes.

Note: This is not a (very good, very cold) movie of the same name, both are based on Stephen King's novels. This is season 1 of TV, which was described as "unforgiving" in terms of depressing the plot points. With hilarious news, however, you end up cheering for the fog.

Speaking of the Up and down series, this wild premise (juvenile delinquency is sent back to Earth a century after the Apocalypse) evolved into an OTT, a set of ridiculous plot points. But fans who love it looooove it, and you may find yourself accidentally binging it.

There are a lot of fluffy and inconspicuous sitcoms out there, but this is clearly the most impressive sky sitcoms that people love to watch and re-watch, with David Spade and Patrick Warburton among them. So

The first season of this show, or 2, was a retelling of the main characters of the 19th century (Dorian Gray, Mina Harker, Frankenstein, etc.) that actually tried to be consistent.)- with more sex and violence. The next season went wild, but still there are a lot of these 2 elements.

Depending on the season you're talking about, you might be talking about OTT horror fun, or you might be talking about Amelia Earhart being kidnapped by aliens. Check out the reviews to see what you're in, and note if you hate Gore (so much), but there's still schlocky fun here

Vampire-Human Love Triangle For ages, Vampire Diaries was a kind of buffy light experience (also, if you watch and fall in love with the show). If you want to see a hot person at this point being at odds about their feelings, throw it away.

Ridiculous assumptions aside, and ridiculous relationship subplots aside: If you want to turn to flashy fashion and Lily Collins bouncing around in high heels while she's doing an unlikely job, go for it. This is probably the definition of light, bubbling, silly, and fun.

The ancient organization librarians are trying to save the world from evil. While dressed as a librarian. There are also movies and spin-offs, so that premise was not enough to discourage fans. I'm always happy to meet Rebecca Romin.

This show about the Charleston-based socialite mainly consists of parties and people being mean to each other. It features plantations, I would say that. If you like watching shows you hate and feeling better about your own decisions, this may be the top of your alley.

To quote the average girl musical, it's "that guy who gives those women those roses.""Given the popularity of the show, we know this is a controversial choice. It's just that I think, in this day and age, the premise is dated (none of those 24-year-olds want to get married.Bachelor of Paradise is a more authentic expression of dating (chaos.).

To see Adam Richman doing horrible things to his body when he travels to a restaurant to make a food challenge is not a good thing for a feeble person (well, it hurts your stomach at the same time).Actually make you a little hungry, to be honest 'I don't know.

Based on the premise of the film, Westworld had a cool idea and started strong: ultra-realistic robots allow guests to come and enjoy the surreal Western environment, then the show lost a little way. But obviously last season was good.

This was a strange show, with the titular Lohan not showing much of all that and the effect being a Vanderpump rule-light experience. But if you like the kind of unpleasant interaction, it's an interesting look at a strange period before Lohan was back on our screens as an actor.

The quality of this show varies from episode to episode and is designed to scare the 10-year-old, and I was terrified, but the quality is not very good. But for a little nostalgia (especially if you like the book), enjoy this very dated spookfest.

Lol, remember this show. (And remember New York.I can't believe this show was only 10 episodes. Remember there was not enough bed for the contestants and how it was in the first episode. Look at it.

Glee was very much loved at the time, so this is probably another controversial pick. Really, I'm watching the show from a modern lens, from toxic workplace claims to the fact that some of the pop songs were completely disharmony to the plot (seriously, pay attention to the lyrics on it). It's now as funny as it was relevant.

The show had more than 8 seasons. Chuck Norris is hilaaarious as a cop doling justice through a roundhouse kick. The acting is bad, the stunts are bad, the bad guys are hilarious, and if this montage of the most unintentionally funny bits from the show speaks to you, watch the series

"Nuns don't work on Sundays."The now・memorized show (yes, including that Tom Selleck's character shot a fake nun off the ladder), which had a ridiculous plot point, also short re-watch it for a laugh it was in the 80s.

Was there anything more frightening for criminals than the amateur detective Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) jumping out of the hedgerows and grabbing them for murder?" The stupidity among the fun riddles or two.

For weird people like me, Xena: Warrior Princess was high art: It was a very campy network show, whose lead was bisexual and her "Gal Pal" Gabriel was never mentioned out loud, but like.Look back. You will see.

Frankly, this whole show is worth revisiting Joan Collins' big hair and huge shoulder pads. The show started about 10/10 on a ridiculous scale and just went up from there. Literally, there's a movie for TV called Dynasty: The Making of A Guilty Pleasure.

David Hasselhoff Speaks with a perceptive car. All episodes. Have I ever sold you? The Talking car kit is the star of the show, but I always remember Hasselhoff's backstory (an undercover detective shot him in the face and nearly killed him, and they rebuilt him a new face)