48 Extremely Dumb Choices Teens On TV Shows Never, Ever, EVER Should've Made In The First Place

At this point, Jules hadn't known that Rue was using hard drugs, but it was still weird that she just let Rue walk alone that far from home at night, anyway. Elliot DID know Rue was extremely high at the moment, which makes it even more messed up that he pulled over to let her walk home alone. 

I mean, you should never sleep with your friend's ex, but the fact Cassie also did this THREE weeks after they broke up. Yikes. 

He knew she was married and still thought making romantic gestures to her in front of the whole neighborhood would be something she would like...c'mon now. 

Mallory kept an enormous secret from Kate, and Kate kinda just swept it under the rug and moved on. Kate had given Jeannette so much hell because she thought Jeanette was the one who saw her in the window, but when she learned it was Mallory, she forgave and forgot that betrayal in a second. Wild. 

Zoya was trying to make Julien's party amazing to help Julien get un-cancelled, but it was such a stupid move for Zoya to risk her scholarship so she could help Julien, despite them spending the majority of the season feuding. 

What a weird ending. Gossip Girl already announced she was done, so why would Julien make Gossip Girl return just because she wanted to end it again? Gossip Girl was already gone, Julien!

I'm just glad that this storyline didn't end with his guidance counselor being okay with it, and him having some sort of relationship with Chester, like so many other teen dramas have done. 

Naomi easily could've explained to Delilah that after her getting her oral surgery, she was so high from the laughing gas and painkillers, that she accidentally told Cooper the secret. But Naomi choosing not to tell Delilah and hoping she wouldn't find out was never going to end well. 

"It kills me inside that she turned down going to Yale for a guy."

—thefashionista1012

"And all their friends got fake IDs to act as witnesses and attend the 'wedding.'"

—hhop114

"That always bothered me SO MUCH, and it was clearly a bad decision. To no one's surprise, the dad didn’t want to be a father and abandoned her pretty quickly."

—kianaa4fcfdd8d4

"If it wasn’t for Joe, who knows what would’ve happened to her that night."

—Anonymous2

—anjaxmiller

"I facepalmed at that."

—valcony7

"Funny Girl was her dream role, and she competed with Santana for it. Broadway was always her end goal; she was majorly versed in musical theater."

—jbmasta

—chloeyolo124444

"Shoplifting probably isn’t as bad as letting your mom sleep with the officer who caught you in order to let you off without charges."

—F4bul0u5

—discarlett

—staceykenny1990

"It makes me so angry because Lorelai worked so hard to graduate and obviously wanted Rory to see that. But Rory was confused about her feelings, so she ditched school and visited Jess in NEW YORK. I know he changed, but in Season 2, I did not like him at all, so it makes me more frustrated that she did that. And on top of that, she forgot the fucking gift she bought for Lorelai!!!"

—viribavi

"TBH, the whole pregnancy was just a mess — from Finn believing she got pregnant from a Jacuzzi to her actually having Puck’s baby, then trying to get it back two seasons later...Glee was a lot."

—rachaelp45d446ac7

—SamJones88

"She even got excited over living with him in a crappy trailer, and then HE left HER at the altar and later left her altogether to go study in Africa."

—colleend9

"Ugh, still pisses me off."

—just_floating

"Whenever I remember that, I question his character."

—faithg4b4e351d0

"I was shocked and devastated. They were endgame because they were a great match and Nate was a good guy and better than some of the sleazeballs Serena kept getting with."

—alannapaschall2526

—human_being1757

"She knew he was a sexual abuser because everyone told her, but she slept with him anyway. Jess was her best friend, and it took Ani forever to see that what she did was so wrong."

—dxdavis888

"At the beginning of the show, I liked Finn and Rachel as a couple, but as the show continued, I became more annoyed with the relationship. I get that the couple was going to be endgame, but the marriage idea just felt wrong and forced."

—megana459810788

"She was getting into everyone's business and was just so annoyingly nosy."

—madisonisla

"That man has been nothing but trouble for Archie."

—jbmasta

"He let Naomi ruin Annie’s life and made her lose all her friends. Liam was a jerk for this, and Annie needed better friends. They were so quick to forgive Liam, but not Annie, even though, AGAIN, she did literally nothing wrong and Liam's the one who cheated on Naomi."

—discarlett

—Midnight in Avalon

"Adam was his bully, and though he may have grown up and matured a bit, a relationship that begins on toxic terms doesn’t really make sense to me. I understand that Eric didn’t have the spark with Rahim, but he could've just chosen neither of them. Eric deserves so much better!"

—booradley101

"They hardly ever talked to each other before, and they were drunk when they got married. The saddest part is that the writers of Degrassi actually shipped Emma and Sean, so why didn’t they make them endgame?"

—Maddie

—icedchai22

—heyitzchelsea

"She dates Stiles and went to high school despite the fact that she technically had the maturity and education of, like, an 8-year-old."

—Tessa Fahey

—Spencer Althouse

"He had a fucking inhaler and still thought it was a good idea to go back through the dark woods!"

—Zarina Tolagayeva

—Spencer Althouse

"It's been 30 years and this still pisses me off."

—rachelsporyh

—xxmisfitxx

—MatchaMatcha

—Ella

"It messed up the whole cosmos, and it could have literally created a mess out of the time paradox."

—a402635290