Pick Your Favorite TV Couples And We'll Reveal Your Next Romantic Getaway
- by Jessie Dax-Setkus
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- in Movies and TV
Ahh love, we adore seeing it on our favorite television shows, and we always root for our favorite couples. It always seems like it takes them forever to get their relationships started and we are always on the edge of our seats waiting for them to hopefully start that budding relationship. Take Jim Halbert and Pam Besley for example. It took them four seasons to start dating! Who wasn’t having a minor heart attack waiting for that relationship to start? However, once our favorite relationships start, we love watching them interact with each other because they are just so gosh darn in love with each other. It is pretty much the best part of the show.
Who knows who their favorite TV couples are? There sure are a lot of them, so anyone would have to think hard when they are picking their favorites. Who likes more of the funny couples, or who likes the serious couples? Who likes watching couples struggle and then root for them, and who likes it when there is not as much of a struggle and they stay together smoothly? Take our quiz and tell us which television couples are your favorite and we'll reveal your next romantic getaway.
Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly
Well it took four seasons and pretty much all of the viewer's sanity until Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly finally got together, but it happened and thank god it did! Pam was involved with Roy, but everyone knew that relationship was not meant to be, but Jim and Pam were a match made in heaven.
Ross and Rachel
What is there to say about Ross and Rachel that has not been said before? Yeah, they started out as friends and no one really saw this relationship coming, then it happened. No one saw it lasted, then it did. She got off the bloody plane for him for crying out loud! They are just meant to be!
Cory and Topanga
Cory and Topanga are the type of couple that makes you say when you know, you know. They were dating since they were little kids and they really never looked back. It just makes you wonder, what if there were other people out there that they could have met? I mean sure they were in love but what if, you know?
April and Andy
Parks and Rec was full of its crazy couples, but none were quite as crazy as April and Andy. April always has her mean spirited antics and Andy was just a lovable goofball that broke her down to her softer side. We all remember that time that April drove Andy 30 hours to see the Grand Canyon.
Coach Taylor and Tami Taylor
Everything is bigger in Texas and the love that Coach and Tami Taylor have for each other is no exception. They deal with pretty much everything from neighborhood parents to their children's hormones. One thing you have to say about this Friday Night Lights couple is that they are realistically portrayed.
Zack and Kelly
They predated Cory and Topanga if you can believe it. They were together seemingly forever, yup, they are Zack and Kelly. They were pretty and popular. She was the cheerleader and he was the handsome guy that everyone had their eyes on. They were who everyone wanted to be.
Meredith and Derek
Okay, let's put this into perspective for a minute. This couple has survived a plane crash, a hospital shooting, a near fatal drowning, and a crude bomb. If they can get through all of that then they can get through just about anything. Their path to marital bliss wasn't easy, but they did it!
Archie and Edith Bunker
He was mean spirited and kind of a bigot and she was kind hearted and kind of naive. They were kind of an odd couple to put together, but that is why we loved them so much. They were still madly in love with each other. Even though Archie often called Edith a digbat, he still loved his wife very much.
Carrie and Mr. Big
Oh were Carrie and Mr. Big ever plagued with drama in their six year run together. Mr. Big even got cold feet leaving Carrie alone during their wedding day, which is a big no no. These two eventually got married, but it was not an easy path for them to get there. They are now madly in love but oh the drama.
Florida and James Evans
Living in the toughest housing projects in Chicago isn't easy, but imagine raising three teenagers on top of it. not to mention James frequently was unemployed on top of it. Oh vey I get nervous just thinking about it. However, James and Florida still seemed to make it work out regardless.
Homer and Marge Simpson
When the writers said that Homer and Marge would have a trial separation in the beginning of the 27th season, fans had a meltdown because this couple is iconic. Marge has put up with Homer's...pitfalls...for 27 years, so why would she get sick of it now? These two have literally been to hell and back.
Mitch and Cam
Yeah, there is a lot of bickering and selfish behavior in this relationship, but what makes the two of them work is that they let each other make mistakes but still love each other. Plus, how do you not love a couple that introduced their daughter like she was Simba from the Lion King?
Ned and Chuck
Well, Pushing Daisies might have only lasted two seasons, but the love that Ned and Chuck had really left an impression on us regardless. They could never touch—although he brought her back from the dead with a touch, but another touch would send her back to the grave. Their chemistry was still overwhelming.
Marshall and Lily
Although Ted had a lot of romantic turmoil, there was still one couple that had love set on overdrive and that was Marshmallow and Lily Pad (aka Marshall and Lily) Whether they were waiting for each other in the airport with a six-pack of beer or grabbing fast food after their wedding, they were true love.
Shawn and Angela
They don't get a ton of recognition, but they are another Boy Meets World couple that really is underrated. It really was rare to see an interracial couple in the '90s, but Shawn and Angela were one of the break throughs. Angela became a strong character in the series rather than a token character.
Chuck and Blair
Yeah, they were pretty dysfunctional, but we have to say that no other couple could compare to Chuck and Blair on Gossip Girl. They really did belong together despite really having some messed up times. He was a womanizer and she was Queen B, but they somehow came together.
Tony and Carmela Soprano
Yeah, Tony Soprano was a Mafia boss. This did not make it easy for his home life. However, at the end of the day, it was nice to come home to a great wife, which was what Carmela was. They might have had a few rough patches, but when push came to shove, they were always there for each other.
Dave and Maddie
They were detectives that constantly fought on (and off) screen. However, the two actually did get together in real life and many say that is what contributed to the show's demise. This show was before Bruce Willis' movie career , so he was just an actor starting off in these times.
Sam and Diane
They both worked in the bar where everyone knows your name—Cheers! This waitress and ex-ball player did not have a whole lot in common, besides their relationship. Their slow relationship still resonated with the audience regardless though. Even after Diane left the show, the couple was still a favorite.
Uncle Jesse and Aunt Becky
They are the very definition of love at first sight, they are Uncle Jesse and Aunt Becky. Although Becky decided to play it cool with the suave Jesse, she eventually decided to go on a date with him, and it was destiny from there. She must really be in love if she moved into a house with his entire family.
Poussey and Soso
They do not start out as a couple. In fact, Soso, is kind of annoying and gets under everyone's skin for a while. Soso really struggles in prison, and she eventually really comes to care for Poussey who returns her feelings. The two have a really caring relationship. Unfortunately, Poussey is tragically killed and Soso is devastated.
Lucy and Ricky Ricardo
Oh these two. They were always cooking up some sort of scheme or getting into some sort of trouble. Lucy and Ricky were the first mixed racial couple to be featured on television and the producers of the show were not initially thrilled about it. However, the show did very well regardless.
Seth Cohen and Summer Roberts
Seth had a huge crush on Summer to the point that he named his boat after her her long before she even knew who he was. Summer is a super popular girl and Seth is a little backward. After he finally gets to knew Summer, he sees that she is also a little backwards as well and the two work out well together.
Caleb and Hanna
In a world that is crazy and socially violent like Pretty Little Liars, Caleb and Hanna actually keep each other pretty grounded. They stick together, which is more than you can say about many of the characters in this show. They had some rocky times, but they ultimately found their way back together in the end.
Jughead Jones and Betty Cooper
These two high school lovers come from two totally different backgrounds. Betty comes from a refined upper crust background where as Jughead comes from a "wrong side of the tracks" kind of a back ground. They start out as close friends who hold back their feelings, but eventually become enamored with each other.
