Name: Top 10 Exact Moments That Killed TV Shows
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sure welcome to watch Mojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 exact moments that ruined TV shows.

That is not the reason you may just listen to this for this list.

We're taking a look at some of the precise events in TV shows where they were either ruined or began to decline in quality.

Naturally, since most of these involved the plot, there will be spoilers ahead.

If you think we ruined our own list by not including some moments, be sure to tell us which ones in the comments.

Number 10 Deb Catches Dexter Dexter While there are plenty of points where this show about a serial killer killer is said to have gone off the rails such as its infamous finale, the proverbial nail in Dexter's coffin came earlier.

The Season six finale sees Dexter's adopted sister, Deborah, catch him in the act of murdering the Seasons villain in a church.

Maybe everything is exactly as it should be, while on her way there to confess her very non sisterly feelings for him.

You told me you accepted me being a killer.

I feel like if you love me, you'll accept this if I love you if I love you.

I went to the church that night that you killed Travis Marshall.

Although Deb, learning the truth, had a lot of potential, All it really did was put a character who had already gone through the wringer in earlier seasons through even Mawr Trauma and damaged with one consistent relationship.

Dexter still had left on the show Number nine Lois and Clark's first Wedding, Lois and Clark.

We're getting married in four days, and I've never been happier in my life.

And every time that things were going great between us, something happens.

And I just know that something bad is gonna happen to mess up our wedding.

Romance is air tough to pull off, and mixing them with superheroes is doubly difficult.

Nevertheless, Lois and Clark managed to pull it off, at least for its first few seasons.

While the show could certainly get ridiculous in the ways they managed to stop the two leads from getting together.

Nothing beats their first attempt at getting married, which is disrupted by lowest being replaced with a frog eating clone and a further story arc involving amnesia.

Not even silver Age comics were this cheesy.

We thought we were past that kind of thing.

While Angels son Connor remains a polarizing figure among fans of the show, it isn't until season four that he actually helps ruin it.

It's not like the world's gonna end right.

This second one episode sees Connor and Cordelia, his father's on off love interest, have sex, which starts a literal apocalyptic event.

Not only does the event Harold doomsday within the show, it also marks the downturn in quality.

Granted, the next season does shake things up, but by then the shine was off the apple.

Cordelia knew him as a baby, and while time travel means he's technically of age, Horti is possessed of the time, so she isn't really consenting to it.

Number seven, Season two and Beyond Heroes This superpower drama had one of the most pronounced sophomore slumps in all of TV.

Mm that after telling a mostly self contained story of ordinary people with superpowers coming together to save the world in season one season, two meandered through several new and often unresolved plot points before ending abruptly due to the writer strike.

The show never really recovered from the blunders made during Season two and seemed to flounder for a direction like We Love Seiler.

But the villain should have died at the end of season one, not stick around for the whole show.

E cake Number six Eric Leaving that 70 show Thanks seventies themed sitcom may have been hanging out with a whole gaggle of teens and their parents, but let's be riel.

Eric Forman was the protagonist, so when actor Topher Grace departed the show at the end of Season seven.

That 70 show was left without its central character, but I've accepted that you're leaving and I'm ready to let you go.

Although the rest of the cast forged on without him, See, the Nate was just a mess with a ton of plotlines that fell flat like hide stripper, wife for Jackie and Fez.

Getting together our first kids has to be romantic and spontaneous, and as a guy, it's your job to completely plan that out.

Sure, Eric returned for the finale, but by then the seventies were over.

03 to what Number five Sherlock's Over Under explained Return, Sherlock, It really bothers you.

This modern update of Sherlock Holmes started strong with engaging spins on old mysteries and the great chemistry between it's two leads will be deciding.

Deciding whether to come back with a warrant and arrest me.

You think standard procedure should have gone with him.

However, The Season two finale, which saw Sherlock somehow fake his death by jumping off a building, marked a turning point in the Siri's sure.

After years of fans obsessing over how he did it, the show returned with half a dozen possible versions of how it happened, none of them definitive, which many saw as the creators thumbing their noses at the fan base.

I know it's just it's plausible of some of your theories.

Look, if you're not gonna take it seriously or you, I don't take it seriously.

This unfortunately, began a trend of increasingly incredulous twists that had fans longing for the early days of the show.

Moriarty absolutely blew his own brains out.

The walking Dead Depending on who you ask, the walking dead has either always been a shambling monstrosity, or it's more of a recent development.

However, most will agree that the finale of Season six was a breaking point, broke the rules so folks had to die.

The one who fired the first shot we strung him up to make an example of them could have stopped there.

The protracted finale builds towards the confrontation with Negan, who then murders one of the group before a cut to black Yeah, booth.

Blatant manipulation of the audiences care for the characters meant to keep them hooked for the next season soured many fans on the show and the fact that one of the two men killed Glenn had already received a fake out death earlier in Season six felt especially gratuitous.

You can cry you, you're all gonna be doing that.

The moment showed fans that deaths were just stunts rather than a way to progress characters or the story.

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