Infamy is more than a dismal Rotten Tomatoes score. The most reviled productions achieve longstanding notoriety through a combination of widespread exposure and unanimous disdain. For example, Cats was a) very bad and b) widely consumed by the masses -- relative to the average stinker -- and is therefore notable for being a "widely consumed thing that is very bad."
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