50 TV Couples Who Had No Chemistry, No Passion, And No Business Being Together

Agreed. The movies did a terrible job of setting things up romantically for anyone.

Well they didn't make much sense in books either. Ginny had crush when she was younger, but grew out of it... then boom, they started dating

Not a TV couple

Only in the movie. In the book the chemistry is very intense. I was hoping for it in the end.

Because the obvious was too obvious ....

I don't get this one. I guess I'm alone. Their fake date he takes her on because she isn't dating while pregnant. They had a great time and great chemistry, and they had a lot in common. There was the book swap episode. That was cute. I always thought they were a good match when they're at Ross' speech in Barbados and they're both childishly laughing at Homo Erectus. They make way more sense than Ross and Rachel. Ross never respected her or took her seriously.

That whole series weirded me out.

This was awful. They were already like brother and sister.

Unpopular opinion: I think they were a better match than Ross and Rachel.

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I have never watched this beyond maybe 3 episodes but it seems like they all f*cked each other at some point? Probably why I could never get into it. They're adults, not experimenting in college.

Not helped by the actors themselves having zero chemistry.

I buy the relationship in the books. In fact, I predicted it from the very start. But yeah, in the movie it just felt really forced. As good as the movies were on many levels, they were really, really bad at romance.

I think they were perfect.

But they were perfect what's with the hate some people have?

I hated Jaime at first but then he kinda grew on you a bit. I was so disappointed he went back to Cersei

If you pay attention to his speech in S8 when he arrives in Winterfell, it's not surprising he went back to Cersei.

So weird. They were just shuffling people around at that point.

They made Jackie go through everyone on that show...

They were both annoying and uninteresting, perfect fit for each other.

They were really good together, I think. It's after the wedding, where the writers turned her into a horrible person (and kept Ross a questionable person at best) that it went off the rails.

She was hard work, but then we weren't supposed to like her were we?

Followed by "I take thee Rachel". That was the moment the series irreparably jumped the shark into a subsequently nuked fridge. Never watched a single episode afterwards.

Really bad casting but an unsympathetic character.

I loved Robin. I felt so sorry for her that she ended up with Ted, who when they previously dated asked her to get rid of all her dogs and she did because that’s something that isn’t crazy.

Yeah no, she used him. He really loved her. She was just a psychotic B.

They felt so uncomfortable to me. I know that they were both adults and there's nothing wrong with it, but me for me they had too much of an 'old teacher dating a young student' vibe, I couldn't enjoy that.

To me they made perfect sense, but their relationship was handled in an extremely subdued way in the series. Like they didn't even show so much as a look between them, then suddenly at the last 2 seconds of an episode they are basially in bed together, presumably being together for a while by then. Even later, never a real "so how did they end up together" , or "how is their relationship going" , it was just a tiny side note. I think THAT made it weird, not the pairing itself.

I remember watching this c*********k shortly before I lost interest in the entire CSI series. Probably related. That and David Caruso's nuclear cringe

George O’Malley has two relationships in the top ten. Maybe they should have let the gay actor T. R. Knight have a gay relationship on the show rather than making him play a straight man with no chemistry in his relationships. Like many shows they think it’s okay to show a lesbian relationship way before they’re brave enough to have a gay one.

It was a terrible match. I remain convinced they wrote that specifically because weird step-relation c**p was a thing on Pornhub amongst heteros and incels.

Brothers and sisters f*cked in this show, hence why I couldn't watch it.

Has anyone else noticed that once the sexual tension is gone (satisfied) that the show goes down hill in a season? Bones and Booth, Castle and Beckett?

Weren't they supposed to be brother and sister?

Very strange arc that did not need to happen