Favorite TV couples

Favorite TV couples
In honor of Couple Appreciation Month, we’re taking a look at the small-screen duos whose romances have inspired us over the years. From UFO-chasing FBI agents to a cartoon couple from Springfield, see if your favorites are on the list.
Ross & Rachel
The “Friends” couple went through breakups, one-night stands, marriages, a baby and even an action star before they chose each other once and for all in the final episode.
Cliff & Clair Huxtable
The happily married and successful couple raised a large family. Was there a kid who watched “The Cosby Show” and didn’t want to live in the New York brownstone  as a member of the Huxtable family?
Lucy & Ricky Ricardo
The real-life couple – who had an unusual sleeping arrangement on “I Love Lucy” – endured wacky onscreen antics, but sadly their off-screen relationship didn’t last.

Jim Halpert & Pam Beesly
The “normal” couple on “The Office” had one of the more memorable TV weddings  of the past few years. What did they name their fictional daughter?

Homer & Marge Simpson
Sure, “The Simpsons” is animated and Homer can be a doofus  but the cartoon couple’s long-running marriage is one of the most romantic on television. How did they meet?

Dan & Roseanne Conner
The blue-collar “Roseanne” couple  – along with their three kids – joked their way into our hearts. What sad event was revealed in the series finale?
Howard & Marion Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. C were the levelheaded center of the 1950s-set “Happy Days.” Listen to the show’s catchy theme song.
Julius & Rochelle Rock
The hard-working parents of “Everybody Hates Chris” seem to really love each other despite their penchant for yelling.
Buffy Summers & Angel
A death by sword couldn’t keep the star-crossed lovers of the cult hit “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” apart, but sadly, a move to Los Angeles could.
Mike & Carol Brady
The lovely lady and her “man named Brady” were the glue that held “The Brady Bunch” together. How long was it on the air?

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Eric & Tami Taylor
The photogenic football coach and his wife  are the heart and soul of the critically acclaimed small-town drama “Friday Night Lights.” When does the final season begin?

Carrie Bradshaw & Mr. Big
The show was called “Sex and the City,” but fans were happiest when the fashionable writerwas a one-man lady. Viewers finally learned his real name in the finale.


Fox Mulder & Dana Scully
After nine seasons – and a first movie – diehard “X-Files” fans finally got to see the FBI agents become an actual couple in the 2008 sequel.

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