I don't care even the slightest about online troll rage over any given subject, including YouTubers desperately trying to squeeze ragebait out of any current event to drive up their numbers. What bothered me about Rings of Power was its shoddy writing, weird mechanisms to force the plot forward and the utter contempt for the original lore written by Tolkien (not a surprise, since many of the script writers openly stated they disliked Tolkien). I also found Galadriel to be a very difficult main character to sympathise with - she was just plain annoying.

Not many new shows that I dislike come to mind at present, since I don't normally waste my time watching bad shows - Rings of Power was because a significant other wanted to see it (she was not very impressed either).

However, I do remember the awful writing in the last season of Dexter ruining the show. I also remember awful writing in the last part of Game of Thrones ruining it, though luckily that's currently redeeming itself pretty well in House of Dragons. Stranger Things would have managed great with just the first two seasons. The later seasons had some good stuff to offer, but were kind of a rollercoaster in the quality of writing, and a lot of the nostalgia felt very forced. The Boroughs was nice, as a light-hearted, good old "seniors out on adventures" type thing. Fallout is still good. Silo was good, though I hope they're not doing the eternal mystery baiting without ever resolving anything. Looking forward to the next season of For All Mankind, and recently rewatched Das Boot, which was even better as a miniseries.