That show everyone seems to love but you can't stand. For me it's Neon Genesis Evangelion. The protagonist is the biggest wimp I've ever seen, the rest of the cast consists of: a) a spoiled bitch and b) a silent creepy girl who is just there to look "moe". The plot becomes a jumbled mess because the studio ran out of money.

Oh, this ought to be good (grabs popcorn).

Hey, give me my popcorn back!!

What the hell is "Neon Genesis Evangelion"? I've never heard of it.

It's just like one of your Japanese anime.

Thank you. :D

Mad Men. I guess if you grew up during the time period, then it triggers some sort of nostalgia rush, but since I'm 24, it doesn't really have the same effect. Also, I find it just plain boring.

Not true. I'm 22 and I like it, although I can completely understand people who might find it a bit boring, since it does consist pretty much only of dialogue.

Bones.

It's like you don't even pizza house.

Biz, Boat, Peep, Trial.

People rate Bones?

Game of Thrones - Tits and blood for shock value, and stereotyping all around (the baddies have the exotic names and the dysfunctional families with weird sexuality, etc). It's not a bad series, it's well done, I watch it and am eager to see the rest, but it's way way way overrated.

Battlestar Galactica - "And they have a plan". No they don't, and it shows. Again, very watchable, good value, but not thought out, quite random, and a mess of improvised twists and pseudo-mysiticism. With an actual long-term plot, it would have been good.

Rome - Haha. Pure shit. Americanised antique words with hollywoodian coolitude making you expect all characters to pop out a mobile phone at any point.

Father Ted - This is no Fawlty Towers, no IT crowd, no Spaced, To Blackadder, no Black Books. Sorry.

Torchwood - Gets decent-ish in later season, but "Doctor Who for grown ups" just makes it look less mature. Gets points for avoiding heteronormativity whout making a fuss about it.

X-files - Overdependant on the "ooh it's unexplained because it's so unexplainable" and "precisely it's open to interpretation" laziness.

Buffy - Teens kickfighting vampires in high school. Can you accept some people to not be interested ? No you can't, because josswhedonjosswhedonjosswhedon. Shut up.

Prison Break - Good first half-season, even if hilariously conservative (family, god, hard work, and segregation), but then, becomes a stretch-it-for-more-moneys permanent improvisation, and simply becomes worse and worse season after season. That series is a joke.

The modern Doctor Who.
Some of the cast choices have been good, but overall I think it's not remotely as good as some of the classic stuff (Baker, Toughton etc).