Fred: The Show

Yes, even worse than Chalkzone, iCarly, Rocket Power, Butt Ugly Martians and Zoey 101. A shame really because Nickelodeon has a lot of great shows such as Rocko's Modern Life, The Angry Beavers, Ren and Stimpy, Rugrats and Avatar the Last Airbender as well as the numerous fun game shows. Fred: The Show is simply dreadful, even worse than the movies and 2008's Fred. The biggest problem for me is Fred himself, Nickelodeon has never had a more annoying character(also one of the most annoying characters ever), not just the exaggerated facial expressions, the stupid things Fred does and how he treats people around him- especially his mother- but especially Lucas Cruishank's voice which is not just nails-on-a-blackboard irritating but also quite creepy sounding. The acting as a whole actually is terrible, the only half-way decent actress being Siobhan Fallon, and the characters are shallow and bland. The writing is not funny at all, in fact it reeks of cheese and the painful dialogue delivery just distracts. A lot of it is repetitive too. The stories are often cliché-ridden(not always a problem but it depends on the quality of everything else), very predictable and there are too many to count scenes also of complete irrelevance and mind-numbing stupidity. Fred: The Show even looks amateurish, even for a teen/family-oriented situation comedy. So all in all, a dreadful show and if there was a vote for the worst show that Nickelodeon has ever aired Fred: The Show is a very, very easy personal pick. 0/10 Bethany Cox

I wish I could give this show a zero. It is really not worth watching. I enjoyed "Fred" as a YouTube bit, some of them were funny and others not so much - but who cared it was a YouTube series. Until now

It was just tonight that I was babysitting and found out that it is a television show. I was curious so I thought I would actually sit with my cousins and watch it. After I sat there wondering WHY!?! It is awful, really terrible. The acting is poor and the writing cheesy. I remember the good old 90's when television programs appealed to both children and adults. I'm disappointed with nickelodeon and their new assembly line of hot garbage they call a lineup. Fred just go back to YouTube, nickelodeon is ruining the funny web series you had started a couple years back.

I felt compelled to sign up and write something when this awful show came on while I was watching Nikolodeon. How on Earth this drivel made it to Nikolodeon truly passes my understanding. I cannot believe they don't have better programming to run than this awful program. The Main character has no talent and speaks in a voice like a chipmunk on steroids. There is nothing remotely good or redeeming about this apart from when the ending credits come up, at which stage you will be relieved that this entire fiasco is finally over. Don't waste your time or life watching any part of this as it is truly horrible. I wish I could rate it 0 or -1.

A freak with a falsetto voice running around acting stupid, come on. After watching three episodes I still cannot say exactly what the show is about and I found that I was looking forward to the commercials and the sweet release of the end credits. I don't know what they were taking at Nickelodeon when they decided to put this show on TV but I want some. Instead of airing episodes of Fred they should just send out whatever it is they are taking so we all feel good. I understand that Fred was a YouTube Star. Perhaps Fred should return to the internet and Nickelodeon should find some shows that appeal to the entire family. Nickelodeon said they were looking into why Disney beat them in the ratings; the answer is "FRED".

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