Netflix · 1 March 2022 · Docuseries · 5 episodes

Worst Roommate Ever

This anthology docuseries examines four roommate situations that became dangerous, including the cases of Dorothea Puente, K.C. Joy, Youssef Khater and Jamison Bachman. Participants and investigators describe the events and their consequences.[Netflix Tudum] [Decider]

Interviewees

21 publicly named · coverage checked 8 November 2026

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Jamison Bachman and other subjects are represented in archival material; archival-only appearances and dramatized performers are not listed as interviewees.[TV Guide] [The Philadelphia Inquirer]

How this list was compiled. Compiled from a published cast roster, Netflix coverage, contemporaneous reporting, and the original New York Magazine reporting. The episodes and end credits have not been checked frame by frame, so brief appearances named only on screen may be missing. Spotted a missing name? Tell us.

Timeline

  1. 2022-03-01

    Worst Roommate Ever released on Netflix[Netflix Tudum] [Decider]

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Episodes

  1. Episode 1
  2. Episode 2
  3. Episode 3
  4. Episode 4
  5. Episode 5

Episode titles omitted because not verified in the cited sources.

Credits

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Sources

  1. Worst Roommate Ever — Netflix Tudum, publication date not recorded. Accessed 2026-11-08.Official production sourceHigh reliability
  2. Worst Roommate Ever - Full Cast & Crew — TV Guide, publication date not recorded. Accessed 2026-11-08.News organisationMedium reliability
  3. Netflix’s ‘Worst Roommate Ever’: Who is Jamison Bachman? — The Philadelphia Inquirer, published 2022-03-04. Accessed 2026-11-08.News organisationHigh reliability
  4. Worst Roommate Ever — New York Magazine, published 2018-02-21. Accessed 2026-11-08.News organisationHigh reliability
  5. ‘Worst Roommate Ever’ on Netflix: Your Guide to Dorothea Puente, K.C. Joy, Youssef Khater, and Jamison Bachman — Decider, published 2022-03-01. Accessed 2026-11-08.News organisationMedium reliability

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