The worst TV show of every year since 2000, according to critics

Critic score: 33/100

User score: 4.9/10

Summary: "Contestants must compete against each other for a chance to win $500,000 in a house wired with cameras and microphones, capturing their every move for a TV and Internet audience."

What critics said: "Don't get your hopes up. This second installment of 'Big Brother' is just as dull as the first. It's just dull in a different and sleazier way." — USA Today

Critic score: 29/100

User score: N/A

Summary: "Focuses on a self-absorbed suburban couple living in an LA-area gated community - Paula Marshall plays the busy doctor and Justin Louis is her sex-starved husband."

What critics said: "This series reflects the way wealthy, neurotic, overly busy and sex-obsessed TV executives and producers think America lives, in other words, the way they live. They're wrong." — The Detroit News

Critic score: 33/100

User score: N/A

Summary: "Hearkening back to the biting 'All in the Family' style of social commentary, Luis Guzman plays a politically incorrect building owner and doughnut-shop entrepreneur in Spanish Harlem."

What critics said: "It's leeringly sexual, ham-handed in its attempt to 'confront' stereotypes, and just plain small-brained." — Chicago Tribune

Critic score: 25/100

User score: N/A

Summary: "Hawaii can seduce just about anyone whether you are a cop or a criminal. The detectives that work here can never really take a break from paradise, because they are tangled in the dark side of this paradise."

What critics said: "The new cop series 'Hawaii' isn't your father's 'Hawaii Five-O.' It's probably not yours, either, or your child's, or anyone's. It's awful." — New York Daily News

Critic score: 18/100

User score: 3.7/10

Summary: "A deadly category 7 storm wreaks havoc on the world. Meanwhile, kidnappers threaten to make matters even worse."

What critics said: "Here's an early candidate for worst miniseries of the 21st Century." — Detroit Free Press

Critic score: 22/100

User score: 8.2/10

Summary: "A spin-off of 'Girlfriends' featuring a group of women who all have relationships with professional football players."

What critics said: "It just isn't funny. At all. Ever." — USA Today

Critic score: 13/100

User score: 2.8/10

Summary: "Fox News' failed attempt to create their own 'Daily Show.'"

What critics said: "The humor is so heavy-handed that it seems almost like self-parody." — The New York Times

Critic score: 19/100

User score: 4.3/10

Summary: "A number of eligible bachelors are housed with several prospective brides. But in order for love to blossom, the women must meet with the approval of the men's moms."

What critics said: "The show, executive produced by self-labeled momma's boy Ryan Seacrest, is totally stupid, but you knew that already." — The Boston Globe

Critic score: 28/100

User score: 4.4/10

Summary: "An adaptation of Raymond Khoury's novel about a New York archaeologist researching the lost secrets of the medieval Knights Templar."

What critics said: "The whole production is hobbled by an uneven tone; it's not frightening enough to work as a conspiracy-adventure, not funny enough to work as light romantic comedy." — Time

Critic score: 28/100

User score: 4.4/10

Summary: "A middle aged son moves in with his old fashion dad."

What critics said: "'$#*! My Dad Says' is a dismal show, harboring the worst qualities of every lame, four-camera, laugh-tracked sitcom on television." — Slant Magazine

Critic score: 30/100

User score: 2.9/10

Summary: "A cat burglar, a car thief, and a dirty cop get a chance to turn their lives around; fighting crime and working for the mysterious Charlie Townsend."

What critics said: "'Charlie's Angels' is proof that angels exist in hell, because that's where it felt like I was during most of this hourlong drivel." — Chicago Sun-Times

Critic score: 19/100

User score: 1.0/10

Summary: "Centers on two unemployed car salesmen who realize that they are living in a woman's world, so they decide that to find work again, they must dress as women to get jobs as pharmaceutical reps."

What critics said: "'Work It' is dreadful almost beyond comprehension: witless, tasteless, poorly acted, abominably written, clumsily directed, hideously lit and badly costumed." — USA Today

Critic score: 17/100

User score: 7.5/10

Summary: "A team of detectives investigates stalkers in Los Angeles."

What critics said: "The violence, creepiness and depravity appear to be the point, because nothing of value is offered in balance. ... It's unforgivable." — Los Angeles Times

Critic score: 26/100

User score: 3.2/10

Summary: "A frustrated doctor juggles his career, marriage, and family."

What critics said: "It’s a staid, old-fashioned family comedy through and through. It’s by far the worst of the bunch—it’s just dreadfully unfunny." — Slate

Critic score: 28/100

User score: 3.6/10

Summary: "An international unit of the FBI charged with coming to the aid of, and solving crimes involving, American citizens in foreign countries. A spin-off from 'Criminal Minds.'"

What critics said: "Beyond comprehension, beyond silly, beyond words." — Newsday

Critic score: 27/100

User score: 3.8/10

Summary: "An isolated community of superhumans fight to protect themselves."

What critics said: "Inhumans has nothing at all to recommend it. Its only superpower is its sheer ineptitude." — Variety