Bokeh, like other compositional parts of the art of photography is open to interpretation as to what is good or bad.
To me, "good" bokeh is bokeh that is of a consistant shape throughout the image. On lower quality lenses, the shape of Bokeh can change as one moves to the corner/edges. The shape of the bokeh is influenced by the number and types of blades. But in my opinion, regardless of the shape of the bokeh, "good" bokeh should be of a consistent shape throughout the image
"Good" bokeh should have a consistent tone throughout each individual occurance of bokeh*. "Bad" bokeh may have darker or lighter rings around each individual occurance of bokeh. There can be banding or changing of the tones inside each bokeh area.
One, can't ignore the shape of the Bokeh either. But I don't consider that a matter of "good" or "bad" bokeh, just different types of Bokeh and the individual artist may have preferences. Some may consider circular bokeh more pleasing than a more angular, but, in my opinion, both can be either good or bad bokeh.
I personally have not worred too much about Bokeh. I know there are some photographers where bokeh is an important part of their composition. I am just not one to focus on the bokeh (pun intended)
*assuming that the area of the Bokeh is of one color/tone, of course.