Bet they wish they could have these ones back! Twin Peaks, Lauras Backflip Via Lynch/Frost Productions Season two of Twin Peaks is widely considered to be a downgrade from season one, in large part due to the episode where its revealed that Laura Palmer died after landing on her neck while attempting a standing backflip. Band Of Brothers, Hermann Gring Goes To His Friends Birthday Party And Has A Great Time Via HBO Critics and viewers alike loved the gritty realism and humanity of this World War II drama, but this episode showing the commander of the German Luftwaffe spending quality time with his college buddy completely unperturbed left some scratching their heads. Seinfeld, Seinfeld Via Castle Rock Entertainment This lazy episode of the groundbreaking sitcom saw Jerry and the gang sitting down to watch the classic Chinese Restaurant episode of Seinfeld in what most critics and fans agree to be the shows worst offering. The Wire, You Have To Be Shrunk Down To Remove Avon Barksdales Tumor, Stringer Bell Via HBO A stain on what is otherwise one of the greatest television shows of all time, this season two episode saw Stringer Bell use a shrink ray to go inside childhood friend (and fellow drug kingpin) Avon Barksdale and remove his tumor. Bell embarks on a fun-filled anatomical adventure in Barksdales body, something that both critics and audiences hated. The Walking Dead, War Of The Roses Via AMC This prequel episode showed life before the zombie apocalypse, when rival noble families battled for the throne of England in the 1400s. Although it was commended for its historical accuracy and high production values, critics complained that it didnt include any of the shows normal main characters or zombies. Cheers, Norm Vomits Up All The Beer He Drank In His Entire Life Via Charles/Burrows/Charles Productions The series finale of this beloved show promised the long-awaited reunion of Sam and Diane, but that moment was overshadowed by Norm vomiting up hundreds of gallons of beer onto the floor of the bar throughout the entire 90-minute episode. His extremely loud retching noises often obscure other characters dialogue, and Frasier Crane slips several times on the massive amounts of regurgitated beer. Fans never forgave the shows creators for it. 