A new television series, 'All's Fair,' is facing widespread criticism from television critics, with one prominent review labeling it the worst show of the year. The assessment comes from The Hollywood Reporter's television critic, Angie Han, who delivered a scathing critique of the show's character development and emotional depth.

Han's review, published by The Hollywood Reporter, specifically points to the lack of substance in the characters, stating that they are “so thin… there’s no recognizable emotion underlying any of it, and thus no feeling to be provoked by watching it.” This assessment highlights a key concern among critics: the show’s failure to connect with audiences on an emotional level due to underdeveloped and unconvincing characters.

While the full scope of critical reception remains to be seen, Han's comments represent a significant early negative response to 'All's Fair.' The show's creators and network have not yet responded to the criticism. Further reviews are expected in the coming days, which may offer a more comprehensive picture of the show's reception.