The number of bad reality TV shows has grown so quickly that it can be difficult to keep up with them all. While there are some great ones, the number of bad ones continues to increase. Not only are the successful shows few and far between, but many more are simply ignored and ridiculed. Luckily, there are ways to avoid these mediocre shows, and you can start by checking out these fan-ranked lists.

Trashy reality TV is everywhere. From show names that make women feel inadequate to shows that feature drunken people getting thrown drinks and undergoing plastic surgery, there are trashy reality TV shows that aren't worth your time. These shows will leave you with a nagging feeling of shame after watching them. If you're wondering where to start, there's a good list on the internet that will get you started.

Singles on Matchmaking: When it first came out, this Australian series was a sensation. The show follows four women, one vamp, three BFFs, and four pregnant women in the hopes that they will find love. These couples compete to win prize money and get married in order to win the show. They are filmed in an unusual setting and have to give up sex in order to stay in the competition.

"The Last Alaskans": Although it's not a bad reality TV show, it is not a good one either. It airs on Animal Planet, and is about seven cabin-owners living in the Artic National Refuge, which is about the size of South Carolina. While there's no sex on the show, it is still very real and shows the hardships of life in a remote place.

Grey's Anatomy: Another show with no medicine. This one is a spin-off of Real Housewives and features doctors and their wives. The cast of Grey's Anatomy goes on a cruise together, deals with office politics and differences, and ruins marriages, families, and friendships. That's what you want in reality. But what if it's a reality show?

"Joe Millionaire": This one was popular for a few months, but it didn't last. It was canceled after six episodes and moved to Fox Reality, but critics have deemed it as the worst. But it's worth a look. You'll be able to recognize it easily. It's not just a bad show. It's also a good example of a TV show that's not very good.

"Siberia": This American series features an euphemistic world where the population of earth is randomly chosen and competes in games that are deadly. During this show, the entire population of earth is in dire need of food, water, and oxygen. But they don't know how to cook. The "Survivor" team has a tame dog. The show makes it very easy to keep them alive by using the plethora of fake food.