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*** While Season 8 is considered to be a slight improvement over Seasons 6 and 7 with a closer to mixed reception among fans, it is still yet another offender, with the flanderization and gross-out humor continuing, as well as such reviled episodes as "Smooth Jazz at Bikini Bottom", "[[GreyAndGrayMorality Demolition Doofus]]", "[[SuicideAsComedy Are You Happy Now?]]", "[[BlackComedyAnimalCruelty Pet Sitter Pat]]", and "[[NightmareFace Face Freeze!]]".
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*** While Season 8 is considered to be a slight improvement over Seasons 6 and 7 with a closer to mixed reception among fans, it is still yet another offender, with the flanderization and gross-out humor continuing, as well as such reviled episodes as "Smooth "Smoothe Jazz at Bikini Bottom", "[[GreyAndGrayMorality Demolition Doofus]]", "[[SuicideAsComedy Are You Happy Now?]]", "[[BlackComedyAnimalCruelty Pet Sitter Pat]]", and "[[NightmareFace Face Freeze!]]".
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*** While Season 8 is considered to be a slight improvement over Seasons 6 and 7 with a closer to mixed reception among fans, it is still yet another offender, with the flanderization and gross-out humor continuing, as well as such reviled episodes as "[[GreyAndGrayMorality Demolition Doofus]]", "[[SuicideAsComedy Are You Happy Now?]]", "[[BlackComedyAnimalCruelty Pet Sitter Pat]]", and "[[NightmareFace Face Freeze!]]".
** In turn, most people agree that Season 9 is a major improvement on Seasons 6-8, with most of the episodes being praised, especially after the release of the second movie when creator Stephen Hillenburg returned along with many of the original writers. The exceptions being "[=SpongeBob=] You're Fired" (which was perceived as a massive TakeThat at unemployment along with Mr. Krabs' petty excuse for firing [=SpongeBob=]), "Squid Baby" (for being 11 minutes of baby gross-out), and "Little Yellow Book" (where Squidward's {{Jerkass}}ery hits its high point and he gets away with reading [=SpongeBob=]'s [[spoiler:personal]] diary), which are all in the first half of the season. Fans often consider the episodes produced before the second movie to be "Season 9A" and the episodes produced afterwards to be "Season 9B".
** In turn, most people agree that Season 9 is a major improvement on Seasons 6-8, with most of the episodes being praised, especially after the release of the second movie when creator Stephen Hillenburg returned along with many of the original writers. The exceptions being "[=SpongeBob=] You're Fired" (which was perceived as a massive TakeThat at unemployment along with Mr. Krabs' petty excuse for firing [=SpongeBob=]), "Squid Baby" (for being 11 minutes of baby gross-out), and "Little Yellow Book" (where Squidward's {{Jerkass}}ery hits its high point and he gets away with reading [=SpongeBob=]'s [[spoiler:personal]] diary), which are all in the first half of the season. Fans often consider the episodes produced before the second movie to be "Season 9A" and the episodes produced afterwards to be "Season 9B".
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*** While Season 8 is considered to be a slight improvement over Seasons 6 and 7 with a closer to mixed reception among fans, it is still yet another offender, with the flanderization and gross-out humor continuing, as well as such reviled episodes as "Smooth Jazz at Bikini Bottom", "[[GreyAndGrayMorality Demolition Doofus]]", "[[SuicideAsComedy Are You Happy Now?]]", "[[BlackComedyAnimalCruelty Pet Sitter Pat]]", and "[[NightmareFace Face Freeze!]]".
** In turn, most people agree that Season 9 is a major improvement on Seasons 6-8, with most of the episodes being praised, especially after the release of the second movie when creator Stephen Hillenburg returned along with many of the original writers. The exceptions being "[=SpongeBob=] You're Fired" (which was perceived as a massive TakeThat at unemployment along with Mr. Krabs' petty excuse for firing [=SpongeBob=]), "Squid Baby" (for being 11 minutes of Squidward torture and baby gross-out), and "Little Yellow Book" (where Squidward's {{Jerkass}}ery hits its high point and he gets away with reading [=SpongeBob=]'s [[spoiler:personal]] diary), which are all in the first half of the season. Fans often consider the episodes produced before the second movie to be "Season 9A" and the episodes produced afterwards to be "Season 9B".
** In turn, most people agree that Season 9 is a major improvement on Seasons 6-8, with most of the episodes being praised, especially after the release of the second movie when creator Stephen Hillenburg returned along with many of the original writers. The exceptions being "[=SpongeBob=] You're Fired" (which was perceived as a massive TakeThat at unemployment along with Mr. Krabs' petty excuse for firing [=SpongeBob=]), "Squid Baby" (for being 11 minutes of Squidward torture and baby gross-out), and "Little Yellow Book" (where Squidward's {{Jerkass}}ery hits its high point and he gets away with reading [=SpongeBob=]'s [[spoiler:personal]] diary), which are all in the first half of the season. Fans often consider the episodes produced before the second movie to be "Season 9A" and the episodes produced afterwards to be "Season 9B".
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* Of the three of Creator/{{DiC|Entertainment}}'s ''[[WesternAnimation/SuperMarioBrosDic Super Mario Bros.]]'' cartoons, ''WesternAnimation/{{Super Mario World|1991}}'', the final one, is considered to be the worst by many. Most of this is due to the budget cuts NBC made which resulted in the animation quality (which wasn't even all that great in the first place) completely going down the toilet, writing out Toad completely and [[ReplacementScrappy replacing him]] with the less memorable Oogtar, and the plots becoming much weaker and running on nonsensical logic compared to those of the first two shows. That said, the show does still have a following [[SoBadItsGood for just how ridiculous it gets]] and spawned a mountain of internet memes (in particular the entirety of "[[Recap/SuperMarioWorldEpisode13MamaLuigi Mama Luigi]]").
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* Of the three of Creator/{{DiC|Entertainment}}'s ''[[WesternAnimation/SuperMarioBrosDic Super Mario Bros.]]'' cartoons, ''WesternAnimation/{{Super Mario World|1991}}'', the final one, is considered to be the worst by many. Most of this is due to the budget cuts NBC made which resulted in the animation quality (which wasn't even all that great in the first place) completely going down the toilet, writing out Toad completely and [[ReplacementScrappy replacing him]] with the less memorable Oogtar, Oogtar[[note]]This was justified, given how Toad was absent from the [[VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld game]][[/note]], and the plots becoming much weaker and running on nonsensical logic compared to those of the first two shows. That said, the show does still have a following [[SoBadItsGood for just how ridiculous it gets]] and spawned a mountain of internet memes (in particular the entirety of "[[Recap/SuperMarioWorldEpisode13MamaLuigi Mama Luigi]]").Luigi]]").
* The third and final season of ''WesternAnimation/SuperWhy'' is usually regarded as the worst. Problems that fans cite with this season include the downgraded and unintentionally creepy animation (as most of the shading was lost and the animation became more stiff and lifeless despite being produced in 2015), and the fact that most of the stories the Super Readers entered were original and no longer based on fairy tales, which defeats the whole point of the show.
* The third and final season of ''WesternAnimation/SuperWhy'' is usually regarded as the worst. Problems that fans cite with this season include the downgraded and unintentionally creepy animation (as most of the shading was lost and the animation became more stiff and lifeless despite being produced in 2015), and the fact that most of the stories the Super Readers entered were original and no longer based on fairy tales, which defeats the whole point of the show.
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** Season 5 is widely considered (apart from a handful of positively received episodes, such as "Hurl Interrupted" and "Camped!") ) to be the weakest season thus far. In spite of playing NothingIsTheSameAnymore by having the characters age up by a year (after numerous complaints from viewers over the cast remaining the same age between several annual special episodes like the Halloween or April Fools ones), many fans have claimed the show officially went downhill as soon as the season 5 premiere special "Schooled!" aired, with the main criticisms being that the flanderizations kicked in even harder and there were many more rehashed plots. A few also complained about some plots being less grounded in reality than past seasons via the addition of fantastical elements that they perceive as breaking the show's slice-of-life flow.
** Season 6 was initially met with a divisive reception by the fanbase, until the second half of season 6 onwards, where fans have noted that said flanderization has been dialed back, and while the show hasn't quite [[WinBackTheCrowd won back the crowd]], they feel that it's at least a step in the right direction.
** Season 6 was initially met with a divisive reception by the fanbase, until the second half of season 6 onwards, where fans have noted that said flanderization has been dialed back, and while the show hasn't quite [[WinBackTheCrowd won back the crowd]], they feel that it's at least a step in the right direction.
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** Season 5 is widely considered (apart from a handful of positively received episodes, such as "Hurl Interrupted" "The Boss Maybe" and "Camped!") ) to be the weakest season thus far. In spite of playing NothingIsTheSameAnymore by having the characters age up by a year (after numerous complaints from viewers over the cast remaining the same age between several annual special episodes like the Halloween or April Fools ones), many fans have claimed the show officially went downhill as soon as the season 5 premiere special "Schooled!" aired, with the main criticisms being that the flanderizations kicked in even harder and there were many more rehashed plots. A few also complained about some plots being less grounded in reality than past seasons via the addition of fantastical elements that they perceive as breaking going against the show's slice-of-life flow.
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** Season 6 was initially met with a divisive reception by the fanbase, until the second half of season 6 onwards, where fans have noted that saidflanderization has flanderizations have been dialed back, back and the fantasy elements have been balanced out with more comparatively grounded stories, and while the show hasn't quite [[WinBackTheCrowd won back the crowd]], they feel that it's at least a step in the right direction.
** Season 6 was initially met with a divisive reception by the fanbase, until the second half of season 6 onwards, where fans have noted that said
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** Season 5 is widely considered (apart from a handful of positively received episodes, such as "Hurl Interrupted" and "Camped!") ) to be the weakest season thus far. In spite of playing NothingIsTheSameAnymore by having the characters age up by a year (after numerous complaints from viewers over the cast remaining the same age between several annual special episodes like the Halloween or April Fools ones), many fans have claimed the show officially went downhill as soon as the season 5 premiere special "Schooled!" aired, with the main criticisms being that the flanderizations kicked in even harder and there were many more rehashed plots. A few also complained about some plots being less grounded in reality than past seasons via the addition of fantastical elements that they perceive as breaking the show's slice-of-life flow.
** Season 6 was initially met with a divisive reception by the fanbase, until the second half of season 6 onwards, where fans have noted that said flanderization has been dialed back, and while the show hasn't quite [[WinBackTheCrowd won back the crowd]], they feel that it's at least a step in the right direction.
** Season 6 was initially met with a divisive reception by the fanbase, until the second half of season 6 onwards, where fans have noted that said flanderization has been dialed back, and while the show hasn't quite [[WinBackTheCrowd won back the crowd]], they feel that it's at least a step in the right direction.
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** Season 5 is widely considered (apart from a handful of positively received episodes, such as "Hurl Interrupted" "The Boss Maybe" and "Camped!") ) to be the weakest season thus far. In spite of playing NothingIsTheSameAnymore by having the characters age up by a year (after numerous complaints from viewers over the cast remaining the same age between several annual special episodes like the Halloween or April Fools ones), many fans have claimed the show officially went downhill as soon as the season 5 premiere special "Schooled!" aired, with the main criticisms being that the flanderizations kicked in even harder and there were many more rehashed plots. A few also complained about some plots being less grounded in reality than past seasons via the addition of fantastical elements that they perceive as breaking going against the show's slice-of-life flow.
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** Season 6 was initially met with a divisive reception by the fanbase, until the second half of season 6 onwards, where fans have noted that saidflanderization has flanderizations have been dialed back, back and the fantasy elements have been balanced out with more comparatively grounded stories, and while the show hasn't quite [[WinBackTheCrowd won back the crowd]], they feel that it's at least a step in the right direction.
** Season 6 was initially met with a divisive reception by the fanbase, until the second half of season 6 onwards, where fans have noted that said
