Top 5 Worst Episodes of MLP Season 1

Okay folks. If you haven't been paying attention in my previous entry this is going to be My Top 5 Worst Episodes of MLP Season 1. As usual the same rules apply here as in the last list. If you missed the first list I suggest going to read it before continuing on. With that said here are my Top 5 Worst Episodes of Season 1:

1. Look Before You Sleep-
Okay. Now this one's a little obvious. This episode just wasn't entertaining. Given I know the show was made primarily for young girls and all. But that's really no excuse for such a lackluster episode. Frankly, it was less like MLP and more like the Sisterhood of The Traveling Pants ponified. And I've never seen that movie.

2. Winter Wrap Up-
Now I can't comletely hate this episode. I mean Animatedjames did an epically hilarious parody of the song from it. But that's as far as it goes. In a nutshell, the episode was way too dull and dragged for way to long. It really had nothing to grab the attention of the viewer in any way. I mean let's be honest. The fandom kinda outdid this one.

3. Call of the Cutie-
Before anyone shoots the messenger let me remind you of one thing. This is only my opinion. Deep down, I actually like the CMC. Watching their adventures before and after their cutie marks was always entertaining. But the CMC just never cut it alone in episode UNTIL they got their cutie marks. That's what made this episode so difficult to enjoy. A sad but honest truth.

4. Suited For Success-
Okay so I didn't like a Rarity episode. But can you blame me? All through Season 1 Rarity always had this obsession with her special talent. The fact that this episode was so dedicated to it and how it just dragged on way too long was painful. I love Rarity, not like Luna mind you, but love the character nonetheless. Though if I have to sit through this kind of episode again I'll go nuts.

5. Owl's Well That Ends Well-
And now we come to what is one of the most negative Spike episode ever. This episode just made me pity anyone with more than one child. Spikes behavior throughout the episode made me want to just slap the taste out of the writer. Sadly, this was also the worst episode of Season 1 by far. Not to mention the worst Spike episode in the entire series.

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