17 TV Couples Who Were Freaking Robbed Of Living Happily Ever After Together

"The show teased it for years and then seemed to ditch the idea during the last episode. It was so upsetting." —CosmicPrincess

"They had great chemistry until the writers realized that they'd accidentally written themselves into a corner and made up some crap about it being 'too awkward' so that Rachel could end up with Ross. Rachel and Joey were done dirty, and you cannot change my mind." —georgiamc2002

"Don’t get me started on Clarke and Lexa. They had such amazing chemistry, and it was so refreshing to see positive LGBTQ couple representation — it was on air around 2016, so it was when we def needed more. It was for sure the best ship of the whole show." —Els

"Harry Shum Jr. as Mike and Jenna Ushkowitz as Tina had tremendous chemistry. Even if they barely got storylines or screen time, Mike and Tina had one of the healthiest relationships on the show. I will always be mad that they didn't end up together." —tamaravalverde

"They had the best chemistry and buildup on the show. They even got a whole season for their wedding and proved why they would work as a couple. Then they got divorced...?" —Ana

"He was a cursed vampire, and she's the slayer — the angst writes itself! My best friend and I still can't believe that Buffy didn't show up for the apocalypse during Angel's finale. It's been a decade and a half, and we're still not over this. Buffy and Angel 4 Ever." —LatinaLibra1005

"They were the happiest couple on the show, but after the plane crash, everything fell apart." —jordin from texas

"They had the best friendship. It low-key broke my heart when he ended up with someone else, but I'm glad the writers didn't spoil their epic friendship." —amychackett

"He always treated her better than Rafael did." —logostones

"I do love Kara with Mon-El, and if they do end up together, I’m happy for them, BUT Kara and Lena!! Every single scene they have is almost romantic (no one constantly sits that close to their friend when there’s space elsewhere). Several parallels have been made to other couples, especially Superman and Lois. The love interest is always the one to find out the superhero’s alter ego way too late, and that's exactly what happened with Lena in Season 5. There is nothing heterosexual about Lena Luthor, so it's time for the show to just go there before it's too late." —monikaaat

"They started off immature but eventually grew up — especially Jess. He encouraged Rory to go back to Yale and get her life together. In A Year in the Life, when he saw her life falling apart, he acted like an adviser. He encouraged her to write a book, and so she did. They were also the only ones I saw who had the same interests. He impacted her life a lot; maybe he was too good for her in the end." —Daniella

"Jackson and April were, hands down, the most robbed couple on television. And for such terrible reasons, too. It was so infuriating to see the writers push April further and further away from Jackson while the show tried to force Maggie and Jackson to happen. It was always such an unnatural and inorganic pairing. I care about chemistry and character, and both were ruined in order to force Jaggie over Japril. I still can't watch Grey's Anatomy because of what they did to April...and I'm the type of fan who is willing to trust writers. Not anymore." —shellezbellez

"Bellamy and Clarke from The 100, without a doubt! Even if you take away the fact that the actors, Bob Morley and Eliza Taylor, fell in love and eventually got married, they have the most amazing chemistry throughout the show. The way Bellamy and Clarke refused to lose the other one even to save the human race and literally brought each other back from the dead. Their ending was such an injustice to the characters and the actors, who created one of the best romances in television, even with it never being canon." —campbells4dbe23c87

"They had great chemistry. I wish those characters had ended up together." —LaurenD

"They were soulmates and much less problematic than Emily and Alison or Emily and Paige. I loved them together." —hadasbatetush

"The chemistry between Sarah Hyland as Haley and Adam Devine as Andy was monumental! Their characters were total opposites and worked together in the best way. Haley matured and grew so much with him, not only in the relationship but as a woman with career goals who was figuring herself out. After waiting so long for them to finally date, he just left and that was that. She got back together with Dylan, yet again, and completely regressed into the same person she was in high school. With their chemistry and storyline, it made no sense that Haley didn't end up with Andy." —katcloud

"They helped each other through so much and really brought out the best in each other despite their traumatic pasts. Honestly, I don't think Izzie deserved Alex. Alex and Jo should've been endgame." —ajuvv97