I’ve watched a lot of television in my day. And in this time I’ve watched a lot of fictional couples break up, make up, and even get married. I’ve seen some great couples, and some not so good ones (I’m looking at you Rachel and Joey), and this week I’ve decided to write about the best tv couples I know.
Chandler Bing & Monica Geller, “Friends”
I grew up on “Friends,” and to me these two will always be relationship goals.
Ross Geller & Rachel Green, “Friends”
They were the ultimate “will they or won’t they” relationship. I’m so glad she got off the plane.
Frank Delfino & Laurel Castillo, “How to Get Away with Murder”
Sure they have their fair share of drama, mainly being that they’ve both killed people. But every couple has their problems.
Meredith Grey & Derek Shepherd, “Grey’s Anatomy”
This list would be incomplete if they weren’t on it. In the words of Dr. Callie Torres, “Team Merder!”
Ben Wyatt & Leslie Knope, “Parks and Recreation”
They were so in love it physically hurt. I still tear up whenever I watch their wedding episode. I love them and I like them.
Nathan Scott & Haley James, “One Tree Hill”
Their high school marriage and her 23 lower back tattoo was a little weird, but somehow, they became relationship goals.
Lexie Grey & Mark Sloan, “Grey’s Anatomy”
I will forever be wishing these two got a chance to really work out their relationship. They deserved better.
Jim Halpert & Pam Beesly, “The Office”
I don’t even watch “The Office” and I ship them, so what does that tell you?
Cory Matthews & Topanga Lawrence, “Boy Meets World”
What ‘90’s girl didn’t want to find the Cory to her Topanga?
Aunt Becky & Uncle Jesse, “Full House”
I mean, come on, just look at them. Have mercy.
