...And no, i don't have high expectations, you just have low standards.

Before i start, i should say if i come across as harsh, i'm not trying to insult anyone, just saying my opinion, if you like the show, then good for you, but I hate it, and no, i'm not a hater and don't actually enjoy hating things. So here we go:

First of all, i've watched the 60's show and the 90's movies, and loved them with all of their flaws, but this show is just... So bad, i only finished it because of peer pressure (all of my friends watched it), but i hated almost everything about it.

The whole thing is just another heartless, soulless, lifeless cash grab. It's stupid, lazy, forgettable, cliche, predictable, with bad writing and ohhh soooooo boring.

I guess i liked some of the casting choices, like principal Weems, and Jenna is very beautiful. There were also a couple references to the originals that made me smile, (cooky and spooky, snap twice, etc), uncle Fester showing up also made me happy and that one date scene with Tyler and Wednesday was funny. But that's about all i liked.

The plot is boring, and it just stretches unnecessarily, it could've been wrapped in 3 to 4 eps max. Should've made a movie instead.

Addams family has always been the portrayal of a happy and healthy family unit. Do i even need to say more on this and how the show handled it?

The characters were uninteresting and one dimensional. There was also a lot of character tensions and dramas with little to no pay offs. I feel like nowadays character development is more of a privilege and bonus than something that should exist in stories.

A lot of subplots and plot threads were left hanging to hype up season two. Which is not exclusive to Wednesday, just something i see a lot and hate.

The only romance that actually managed to be entertaining was Enid and Ajax's. The rest (especially the love triangle) was stupid. There was no chemistry between characters. ( Like Morticia and Gomez, which should be a crime. Like how did you manage to destroy their romance?? Was it really that hard to make them look in love???)

Also, it felt like the show itself didn't know what it was, and was trying to be everything at once. Comedy, mystery, horror, drama, romance, etc. So it ended up being weird (not in a good way) and ungrounded. It couldn't set the mood and the atmosphere. And don't get me wrong, you can mix those genres and get something good, but you have to execute it well, and here, they couldn't.

It didn't feel like Tim Burton at all, It just felt like a bad fanfiction. It was so trope-y and cliche with no originality.

Not to mention, forgettable. I mean, i watched the whole thing yesterday and now? I barely remember 1/3 of it!

And you know what bothers me most? I pretty much knew all of this beforehand, and i was still ready to give it a chance and love this version just as i loved the rest, embracing all of the flaws, as long as it was enjoyable... But it couldn't even do that!!!

I would've forgiven all of the mistakes, if only the show hadn't bored me to death. If only the show made me give a a single F about any of the characters. If only it had one, just ONE actual, genuine, emotional moment. I would have loved it. But it didn't.

If i had to sum it all up in one word, it would be disappointing.

Also, on a more general note, I have rarely, VERY rarely met an actual human teenage person that acts like teenagers act on TV. When will people understand that not all teenagers are angsty, stupid, dramatic, and immature brats that hate their parents?? Seriously, i'm getting sick of these stereotypes.