Lois Lane and Superman
Lois Lane and Superman
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Action Comics
As has been explained by people smarter than I, Clark Kent is the disguise. And Lois Lane didn't fall in love with Kent, she endured him and eventually came to phone call him a trusted friend. But she was always smitten with — every bit Frank Miller one time chosen him — the Big Bluish Schoolboy. As for what attracted the Smothers Brother from Some other Planet, the hard-nosed newspaper reporter is a driblet-dead gorgeous apotheosis of the American Dream itself (and then good luck with your Wonder Woman fling, Man of Steel). —Marc Bernardin
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Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet
Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet
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Romeo and Juliet
Shakespeare'southward tragic couple, Romeo and his lady Juliet, have inspired endless ballets, operas, plays, and one rockin' flick starring a immature Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes. The tale of the star-cross'd lovers is one of history's greatest romances because they really took that '''til death practise us office'' matter seriously. —Mark S. Luckie
Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy
Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy
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The Muppet Show
It'southward not like shooting fish in a barrel being green... spending your life the amorous target for a crazed swine'due south affections. But the fact that these 2 brand interspecies love piece of work should serve equally a candle in the romantic darkness. All hope is non lost. —Marc Bernardin
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Han Solo and Leia Organa
Han Solo and Leia Organa
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Star Wars: Episode 5 — The Empire Strikes Dorsum
A mouthy space princess packing heat and the grumpy, every bit armed space pirate who loved her. It doesn't get any more epic (or hot) than Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) and Han Solo (Harrison Ford). While their relationship could have hands gotten lost among the disharmonism of lightsabers and mumblings of Jedi puppets, it was the achingly understated substitution between Han (on his way to a carbonite bath) and Leia (powerless to stop it) that spoke volumes. She loved him. He knew. Catamenia. (Know what as well helps in a human relationship? Not being related.) —Dafna Pleban
Lancelot and Guinevere
Lancelot and Guinevere
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Le Morte d'Arthur
Not every smashing relationship is a healthy one. Accept these two (pictured from 1981'due south Excalibur, played by Cherie Lunghi and Nicholas Clay), who got their medieval groove on despite the fact that she was married to King Arthur, whose about revered knight and best mate happened to be Lancelot. And their inability to keep their paws off of each other is pretty much what brought an end to the glory days of Camelot. Ah, sweet, sweet lust. —Marc Bernardin
Buffy Summers and Affections
Buffy Summers and Angel
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Could there be annihilation more poignantly ironic than a vampire slayer in love with a bloodsucker? Yes, Angel (David Boreanaz) had a soul, but he also turned awful nasty after sharing pillow fourth dimension with Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) — making them poster children for chastity as well as star-crossed lovers. Buffy's sharp wit and sharper stakes couldn't protect her from heartbreak when Affections ultimately packed upwardly his plasma supply and traded in life on the Hellmouth for the hellish streets of L.A. —Rachel Orvino
Jack Twist and Ennis Del Mar
Jack Twist and Ennis Del Mar
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Brokeback Mount
What started as a simple, two-man job to tend to a flock of sheep on cold and desolate Brokeback Mountain led to a heartbreaking, decades-long love affair betwixt boyish, ebullient Jack Twist (Jake Gyllenhaal) and quiet, wistful Ennis Del Mar (Heath Ledger). Yet while the time and circumstance of 1960s Wyoming express the unlikely lovers to tortured fits of happiness on their occasional ''fishing trips'' together, their Oscar-nominated tale won a permanent place in the hearts of modern moviegoers. —Michael Slezak
Nina and Darius
LOVE JONES
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Beloved Jones
Dear Jones brought Black love to movie theater in a fashion it had rarely ever been seen, and it'due south success is due in large part to Nina and Darius' dearest story. The 1997 romantic comedy follows a poet and photographer every bit they autumn in love through hard piece of work, skilful times, and intellectual sparring. Nia Long and Larenz Tate made you believe in the Nina and Darius' connection as he read her poetry, she weighed her options, and as they both shed layers to go to know ane another, allowing viewers to come across multilayered young Black people fall in love. Love Jones is iconic because it brought someone new to films most Black people, Nina and Darius are iconic because their love felt like ours. —Alamin Yohannes
Related: Larenz Tate on his connection with Love Jones costar Nia Long: 'The thirst was real'
Ross Gellar and Rachel Green
Ross Gellar and Rachel Green
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Friends
Despite all their ups and downs, pregnant others, apartment shifts, and hairdos, Ross (David Schwimmer) has been in beloved with Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) since Day one. Some, more romantically inclined than I, would say that it was important for them to take been friends earlier they were lovers. I just say they were stalling the inevitable. (Although, if they shacked upward early, she never would've tolerated Ross' monkey.) —Marc Bernardin
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Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger
Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger
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The Harry Potter bicycle
Jealousy, betrayal... dearest potions: That's teen wizard romance for ya. Harry Potter's best friends didn't officially become a couple until Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows but their love/hate relationship turned soap opera in Goblet of Fire. At times they've been controversial (Ron/Hermione fans still accept scars from their online wars with the Harry/Hermione true-blue), only that'south as risquรฉ as this teen duo gets. —Joy Piedmont
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Jim Halpert and Pam Beesley
Jim Halpert and Pam Beesley
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The Office
The shy peeks through role blinds, the inside jokes, that hot commencement buss — everything about the slow-burn courtship between Jim (John Krasinski) and Pam (Jenna Fischer) seemed so real that it was hard not to blush correct along with the characters as they fell in love. —Dawnie Walton
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Homer and Marge Simpson
Homer and Marge Simpson
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The Simpsons
Equally different equally chalk and cheese, the bluish-beehived damsel and her beer-guzzling ''amend one-half'' have been through more than ups and downs than any mere mortal can put a claim to. What would the earth exist like without them? A lot less enamored with beer, for one. —Adrienne Solar day
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Motorbus Taylor and Tami Taylor
All-time Fictional Couples
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Friday Night Lights
Eric (Kyle Chandler) and Tami (Connie Britton) were perfect partners because, at the end of the day, they had each other'southward backs. They might bicker nether dining room tables or yell at each other in their corresponding offices, but ultimately, their human relationship was full of love and respect. So much so that even Britton and Chandler felt passionately well-nigh the couple, telling writers early in the series' run that they would never play an thing storyline. The writers agreed, with showrunner Jason Katims maxim they knew they'd never go divorced. And with that noesis serving as the couple's backbone, the actors and writers were free to evangelize a truly authentic portrayal of marriage, from the high highs to the depression lows. Because damn, Eric and Tami loved each other. —Samantha Highfill
Related: The Greatest Tv set Couple of All Time? EW staff pick: Coach and Tami
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Jane and Brad Williams
Best Fictional Couples
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Happy Endings
Spousal relationship has never looked more fun! On Happy Endings, married couple Jane (Eliza Coupe) and Brad (Damon Wayans Jr.) held onto the zest and electric energy of a full life with both easily. While their friends tried to find honey, they had information technology in spades. They danced together, went on hilarious adventures, pranked their closest friends, and kept Happy Endings viewers in stitches. They certainly don't always concord, simply the comedy came from just how much they loved one some other. Information technology'southward the truly iconic mix of hilarity and heartwarming love that makes them one of the greatest pop culture couples. —Alamin Yohannes
Related: Where everyone left off in the Happy Endings reunion — and the funniest jokes
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Robin Hood and Maid Marian
Robin Hood and Maid Marian
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Ye Olde Myth
Archery is sexy, so it'south no wonder the cute Maid Marian fell for the philanthropic Robin Hood. While at that place accept been many incarnations of the legendary couple since medieval times — including Robin and Marian'southward Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn, every bit the bandit and his babe in the autumn of their years — none has had quite the same panache of Cary Elwes and Amy Yasbeck in Robin Hood: Men in Tights. Why? Equally Elwes points out ''dissimilar some other Robin Hoods, I can speak with an English accent.'' —Mark South. Luckie
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Aragorn and Arwen
Aragorn and Arwen
The Lord of the Rings
Arwen, the ethereal elf maiden of Rivendell, and Aragorn, the rough Ranger from the North, are an unlikely pair. She is an immortal cloaked in light and dazzler; he is a mortal (albeit long-lived) man in a muddy cloak. Just Arwen happily traded in eternity (''I would rather share 1 lifetime with you than face all the ages of this earth alone.'') for the man who would be king. After seeing their steamy kiss at the moving-picture show trilogy's end — in which they were played by Liv Tyler and Viggo Mortensen — who could blame her. —Rachel Orvino
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Carrie Bradshaw and Mr. Large
Carrie Bradshaw and Mr. Large
Sexual practice and the City
Anybody who was a Sexual activity and the City fan from the kickoff knows that Chris Noth's Mr. Big was an a--pigsty. Then why did I and so many of my girlfriends become giddy when Big showed up in Paris to bring our girl Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) home? Because correct in that location in front of our eyes, a fairy tale was unfolding: A woman was able to change the man she pined for into exactly who she needed him to be. Certain, it's unrealistic, but oh, we can fantasize.... —Dawnie Walton
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Tony and Maria
Tony and Maria
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West Side Story
''Two street gangs, both alike in dignity, in fair New York City, where we lay our scene. From ancient grudge break to new mutiny, where ceremonious blood makes civil hands unclean. From forth the fatal loins of these two foes a pair of star-cross'd lovers take their life.'' Okay, the Romeo and Juliet similarities don't go quite that far, only you become the gist. Tony (Richard Beymer) loves Maria (Natalie Wood) even though he'southward not supposed to. Lots of fighting and musical production numbers ensue. Heartbreak all around. And...scene. —Marc Bernardin
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Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara
Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara
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Gone With the Wind
Before seeing this Technicolor archetype, I thought that Vivien Leigh'south Scarlett was in a lesbian thing with someone named Tara. Now I know better. (Though, that still would be a hell of a picture show, a post-Ceremonious War romance between a Southern belle and her house.) In a way, the Rhett-and-Scarlett roundelay poured the foundation for Star Wars' great love story: a woman born of privilege, in danger of losing it all, taken with a charming rogue (hither, the nigh impossibly masculine Clark Gable) who is the completely incorrect choice, but for all the right reasons. —Marc Bernardin
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Apollo and the Midnighter
Apollo and the Midnighter
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The Authority
It was all at that place in the subtext. The furtive glances between Apollo, the solar-powered superman, and the Midnighter, the street-level donkey-kicking savant. The time Jenny Sparks — the leader of the team of superhuman watchdogs known as the Authority — asked them, ''Who wants to exist Bert and who wants to be Ernie?'' They were a gay couple in a big-honking superhero comic book. And pretty much no i noticed. Since and so, the implicit has go explicit and, while anybody noticed the kissing and the wedlock and the adopting of a child, pretty much no one batted an eye. —Marc Bernardin
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Luke and Laura Spencer
Luke and Laura Spenser
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General Infirmary
Their dearest helped put soap operas on the map. General Infirmary's Luke (Anthony Geary) and Laura (Genie Francis) set off a national craze with their 1981 wedding, all the same the most watched effect in soap opera history, with near 30 1000000 viewers. They've since divorced, Luke'due south married to someone else now, and Laura's catatonic, simply their love remains legendary. —Abby West
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Lucy and Ricky Ricardo
Lucy and Ricky Ricardo
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I Honey Lucy
Despite all her wacky schemes and his bilingual bursts of exasperation, office of what viewers have responded to for more than than l years is that these two people — characters and stars (Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz) — loved each other. He was hot-tempered and she was loony: So what? Isn't everybody? —Marc Bernardin
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Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy
Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy
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Pride and Prejudice
Here'due south a universal truth: Women wish they were Lizzie Bennet and desire a human like Darcy. Why? Because these Regency lovers are Cinderella and Prince Charming multiplied by Beatrice and Benedick. She's unimpressed past his wealth and he's non intimidated by her smarts. Lizzie and Darcy aren't horny teenagers, merely there's definitely a lust factor. It'south no blow that their fiercest sparring occurs during their get-go dance. —Joy Piedmont
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Mickey and Minnie Mouse
Mickey and Minnie Mouse
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Quite simply, the oldest tale of enduring love in the rodent globe. For almost 80 years, she's been the apple in ol' Mickey's eye. And he's been lucky to have her, for she is constant as the northern star. (And she doesn't get turned off by his freaky-high vocalism.) —Marc Bernardin
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Gaius Baltar and Number Six
Gaius Baltar and Number Half dozen
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Battlestar Galactica
Most peachy beloved stories don't begin with a scientist selling out his entire species to a seductive surreptitious agent who ultimately lays waste to his planet. Merely nil'due south typical nigh the relationship betwixt Battlestar Galactica'south flawed, half-mad Dr. Gaius Baltar (James Callis) and slinky, enigmatic Number Six (Tricia Helfer). For starters, he's human, she's a Cylon. And then, of course, in that location'south the way Six randomly appears to Baltar — guiding him, admonishing him, getting busy with him — in a manner that no i else can see her. Is she an bogeyman? A figment of his addled mind? Really proficient at disguising herself? It's never quite clear, just the Baltar-Six pas de deux is the sexy, species-crossing relationship at the heart of this sci-fi masterpiece. —Michael Slezak
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Tony and Carmela Soprano
Tony and Carmela Soprano
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The Sopranos
It has been said that power is the ultimate aphrodisiac. Which is probably why Carmela (Edie Falco) stuck with her mob boss husband (James Gandolfini) through the untold number of mistresses, lies, and deceptions. Or perchance it's that she saw something worth saving, worth loving, beneath his goombah exterior — something she spotted when they were high school sweethearts. It'southward easier to divine why Tony returned to her, despite all his dalliances: She was the nearly formidable woman he knew, who didn't want to impale him (most of the time). —Marc Bernardin
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David and Patrick
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Schitt's Creek
Their love is "simply the all-time." The Schitt's Creek pair couldn't exist more different, but they somehow plant a way to fit together perfectly in a town total of eccentric individuals. They learned from and leaned on each other, making u.s. autumn in love with them every bit they fell for ane some other. Whether information technology was Patrick (Noah Reid) coming out to his parents or David (Dan Levy) learning how to build something for himself, their unconditional support could melt even the coldest of hearts. Add in an epic (both romantic and hysterical) proposal and a couple of performances to a memorable Tina Turner runway, and Schitt'southward Creek gave us a pairing for the history books. —Alamin Yohannes
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Jane and Rafael
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Jane the Virgin
Jane's love story was the emotional core of Jane the Virgin, a show that was outlandish by design. Jane (Gina Rodriguez) and Rafael (Justin Baldoni) have a child together as a effect of a series of unfortunate events, merely it'due south this telenovela's version of a meet-cute. The pair do everything out of society, learning to exist parents, beingness in love with other people, and growing upwardly into the adults they are meant to exist. Watching these two find their way to one another in spite of criminal masterminds, past loves back from the expressionless, and more than is more than enough to keep us all believing in honey. —Alamin Yohannes
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Harry and Sally
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When Harry Met Emerge
First, they hated each other. And then, they became friends, and and then, they fell in dearest. When Harry Met Sally offers us the nigh wry, witty, and warm account of how to make two lovers of friends by mashing up the eternal optimism of Sally (Million Ryan) with the beleaguered sarcasm of Harry (Baton Crystal) and pare back the layers to reveal ii true blueish romantics at their hearts. They accept some of the best dialogue of any fictional couple ever (it helps when it's penned by Nora Ephron). And when it comes to a date night that is a split screen telephone call viewing of Casablanca, we'll accept what they're having. We could write a volume nigh how much we love this perfectly rendered couple, but when you realize you lot desire to spend the rest of your life watching two fictional people fall in love, you want the residuum of your life to offset as soon equally possible. —Maureen Lee Lenker
Related: When Harry Met Sally reunion: Billy Crystal, Meg Ryan, and Rob Reiner suspension down the orgasm scene
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Jack and Rose
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Titanic
She'south a splendid debutante with an bundled matrimony. He's a third-class passenger with no money to his proper name who shouldn't even be a passenger on the greatest transport in the earth. And yet, Rose (Kate Winslet) and Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) find each other the way about star-crossed lovers exercise: past realizing money and status doesn't matter when information technology comes to someone seeing you for who yous are. Sure, there was some requisite "sexytimes" in the back of a auto and the iconic "draw me like i of your French girls" moment — but you savage in love with these two fateful characters because together they represented the kind of love we all hope to find one 24-hour interval: Love that comes with unconditional support and someone who believes in us when nosotros have trouble believing in ourselves. —Andrea Towers
Related: James Cameron'due south dialogue in Titanic is actually great
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