23 Times TV Shows Ended With The Wrong Couple And Pissed Everyone Off

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We recently asked the BuzzFeed Community to tell us which TV couples were endgame but seriously should not have been. Here are some of their responses:

🚨Warning: MAJOR spoilers ahead! 🚨

Note: Some of the following contain mentions of sexual assault and abuse.

1. Jackie and Fez from That '70s Show

FOX

"Jackie and Hyde made each other better people and had amazing development, while Fez and Jackie had zero chemistry. The show just threw them together as the cherry on top of the mess that was Season 8."

—katcloud

2. Ross and Rachel from Friends

NBC

"I get why the writers did it, but they'd both grown so much in different ways over the seasons. It always struck me as fan service rather than the actual way it should have ended."

—brentus86

3. Cersei and Jaime from Game of Thrones

HBO

"All of Jaime's character development went down the gutter with this one decision."

—s4bb472acb

4. Rachel and Jesse from Glee

FOX

"I know that if Finn were still alive, he and Rachel would’ve been endgame, no question. But did she have to end up with Jesse?"

—gkangchs

5. Haley and Dylan from Modern Family

ABC

"I know a lot of people wanted Haley to end up with Andy, and I would have preferred that over Dylan, but my ideal ending for Haley would have been for her to have a successful career in fashion or become an influencer."

—s4bb472acb

6. Emma and Spinner from Degrassi: The Next Generation

CTV

"They barely interacted throughout the series. I could see if it had been a slow-burn, but the marriage felt like jumping the shark."

—msjsa

"Emma and Spinner were a JOKE. We all know Sean and Emma were meant to be!"

—strange.varulfr

7. Aria and Ezra from Pretty Little Liars

Freeform

"Ezra knowingly dated a minor and then ended up marrying her. He should have ended up in jail!"

—ktk88

8. Jane and Rafael from Jane the Virgin

Kevin Estrada / CW Network / Courtesy Everett Collection

"It just felt forced, especially with how they brought Michael back from the dead and then ruined his character so he wasn’t a romantic option. Ultimately, I just don’t think Jane and Rafael were a good match."

—emwren

9. Lip and Tami from Shameless

Showtime

"They had no chemistry whatsoever and their entire relationship felt so forced. They never would have gotten together if she hadn't gotten pregnant. There was no passion, communication, or development between them."

—xdaniellax

10. Emily and Alison from Pretty Little Liars

Freeform

"It totally went against the characters and made no sense. I hated it."

—tobybuck44

Note: Emily and Alison do divorce in the spinoff The Perfectionists.

11. Ted and Robin from How I Met Your Mother

CBS

"They spent nine seasons showing why they weren't good together, then made them endgame. It was a ridiculous ending."

—nattyiscool

12. Scott and Malia from Teen Wolf

MTV

"The relationship made zero sense, plus they had no chemistry. You could clearly tell the writers only put them together because the characters needed new love interests after Stiles and Kira left."

—laidedahunsi

13. Kurt and Blaine from Glee

FOX

"They both consistently lied to each other and hid things from each other, and Blaine even cheated on Kurt. I'm pretty sure they would have been divorced by now if the show had continued."

—s4bb472acb

14. Dan and Serena from Gossip Girl

The CW

"They were toxic and problematic. Serena should’ve ended up with Nate."

—peynor

15. Alex and Izzie from Grey's Anatomy

ABC

"Alex ending up with Izzie infuriates me every single time I rewatch the show. Jo deserved better!"

—allystavish

16. Artie and Tina from Glee

FOX

"I liked them as BFFs and each other's first loves, but I was much more into Artie's relationship with Kitty and I thought Tina deserved to find love outside of the McKinley bubble. Artie and Tina ending up together was a punch-to-the-gut disappointment."

—biab4b0b82c3f

17. Chuck and Blair from Gossip Girl

The CW

"Chuck was an abuser and an attempted rapist — he didn’t deserve the happy ending he got. Blair deserved better."

—rachell11

18. Aang and Katara from Avatar: The Last Airbender

Nickelodeon

"Even for a cartoon, Katara had way more chemistry with Zuko."

—alysaurus688

19. Lane and Zack from Gilmore Girls

The WB

"Zack offered Lane nothing — she deserved better."

—sandyrose

20. Hayley and Leo from Greenhouse Academy

Netflix

"Leo never really made up for lying to her about his relationship with Aspen, and then he was horrible to her when she chose Daniel. Plus, Daniel and Hayley were absolutely perfect for each other — they challenged each other and really cared about each other. I will forever be bitter that she broke up with Daniel for Leo in the last episode of the series."

—jenniewatchestv

21. Piper and Alex from Orange Is the New Black

Netflix

"They were toxic for each other and it would have been nice to see them both find someone else and grow."

—lindsaycasey

22. Mindy and Danny from The Mindy Project

Hulu / Courtesy Everett Collection

"Danny was an abusive, misogynistic monster. I’m still mad about it."

—michelleannef

23. And finally, Lucas and Peyton from One Tree Hill

The CW

—sarahpedley

Reminder that I, Kelly Martinez, do not necessarily endorse all of these submissions!

Note: Submissions have been edited for length and/or clarity.