Is All's Fair really the 'worst TV drama ever'?
The new legal series All's Fair, starring Kim Kardashian, has sparked both harsh criticism and unexpected online enthusiasm. Created by Ryan Murphy, the show blends exaggerated drama, luxury aesthetics, and bold fashion choices.
Critical Reception
Since premiering on Hulu, the glossy nine-part drama has faced a storm of negative reviews.
The Times declared that it "may be the worst TV drama ever".
The Guardian described it as "fascinatingly, existentially terrible."
Both publications gave the show zero stars out of five. Its current 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes confirms its universal panning from critics.
Social Media Response
Despite the harsh reviews, All's Fair has gained traction among viewers online. Fans have praised its unapologetic absurdity, referring to it as:
- "gloriously silly"
- "my type of nonsense camp show"
- "very fun" because it "isn't afraid to be bad"
While critics dismiss it, the series has managed to find an audience attracted by its over-the-top tone and entertaining flaws.
Author’s Summary
The controversy surrounding All’s Fair shows how a show can fail critically yet still thrive socially, proving that bad taste can be its own form of entertainment.