snoozefest

American  

[snooz-fest] / ˈsnuzˌfɛst /

Or snooze-fest,

noun

Informal.

1. an activity, situation, etc., regarded as very boring or tiresome.

   The conference was so disappointing—what a snoozefest!

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Etymology

Origin of snoozefest

First recorded in 1965–70; snooze ( def. ) + fest ( def. )

Example Sentences

The entire tour looked like it was meandering towards a 3-0 snoozefest until the Wallabies suddenly found themselves in Melbourne.

From BBC

Another type of interview is the “Snoozefest.”

From Washington Times

As with “Mortal Kombat,” the “Snoozefest” interview persuades no one, partly because anyone who hasn’t already changed the channel has drifted off to sleep.

From Washington Times

The former prime minister liked to taunt Sir Keir as "Captain Hindsight", which later evolved, if that's the right word, into the more ornate Captain Crasheroonie Snoozefest.

From BBC

In fact, one former minister branded it a "snoozefest".

From BBC