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SHARK JUMPER 

based on the phrase "Jumping the shark".
Used to describe a person who at one time may have been seen in a favorable light - and is now unfavorable to be around.

At one time, said individual's shortcomings may have been tolerable, overshadowed by their good qualities - now the individual has become intolerable and brutal to be in the company of.
John officially became a shark jumper when he stopped pitching in for gas money

You became a shark jumper 5 monutes after I met you.

Everyone loved Taniya when she came to town, I could tell she was a shark jumper from the get-go.
SHARK JUMPER by Glenn Mayonaise December 9, 2010
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Jumped the shark 

A metaphor that identifies the exact moment a TV show has reached its creative peak. Or to put it bluntly, it’s the beginning of the end of a once great show. The moment in which it becomes clear the writers are out of good ideas and the show has begun its decent downhill. It’s usually some ridiculous stunt, story line, major character change, or huge fundamental shift in the premise of the show that is viewed as nothing more than a desperate attempt to raise viewership and declining ratings. The phrase refers to an episode of the popular 1970’s sitcom Happy Days, in which one of the main characters is water skiing (while wearing his trademark leather motorcycle jacket mind you), and literally jumps over a shark.
As far as I’m concerned, America’s Next Top Model jumped the shark when Tyra chose that air-headed idiot Nicole as the winner, instead the much more talented and deserving Nik.
Jumped the shark by HuskyMiller December 16, 2006

Jumped the Shark 

When a TV show has reached its peak and stops being any good.
X-Files totally jumped the shark when Mulder was abducted by aliens.
Jumped the Shark by VampyTara December 3, 2007

jumped the shark 

was: a cool web site where you could vote on when shows jumped

is: a lame web page on TV Guide
1. jumptheshark.com jumped the shark when it went to TV Guide.

2. Kid: Dad, I think that Bewitched jumped the shark when Dick York left the show.
Dad (under his breath) *whippersnapper*
jumped the shark by LexAveNYC June 10, 2009

jumped the shark 

Refers to a 1970's TV sitcom. It had a main character known for being the Coolest guy on TV (The Fonze). As the series entered one of its last seasons, the writers had this oh-so-cool guy waterskiing in his trademark leather jacket, to jump a shark. It was truely the moment when the series went downhill from there and was soon mercifully cancelled.
Rober Jordans book series 'The Wheel of Time' jumped the shark in book four and has gotten worse ever since.

drake jumped the shark

Drake use to be on top of the world with songs like God's Plan, Hotline Bling and many more until he thought dissing Kendrick Lamar was a good idea
Friend 1- *glazing Drake*
Friend 2- Bro you clearly haven't heard kendricks song "Not Like Us"
Friend 1- *speechless*
friend 2- Drake was ok but after the beef with Kendrick.. Drake jumped the shark

jumped the shart 

It's like jumping the shark but worse. Not only does the show now suck but it's sticky and smells like shit. Not to mention it ruined a pair of good shorts.
Diff'rent Strokes was great until they introduced that annoying little redheaded kid. Now that show is shit - it defintely "jumped the shart".
jumped the shart by shartilingus March 29, 2009
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