35 TV Couples That Are Absolutely Phenomenal, But Not A Lot Of People Talk About Them

"You make me want to write love songs in the rain."

We asked the BuzzFeed Community to tell us which TV couples people love but are criminally underrated. Here are some of the best responses:

🚨Warning: There are some massive spoilers ahead!🚨

1. First, Grey Worm and Missandei from Game of Thrones

HBO

"Their love was so pure and innocent. They were both two damaged souls who didn't want to do any harm to each other. I would have loved to see them set sail for Naath together."

—unfinishedusernam

2. Amelia and Link from Grey's Anatomy

ABC

"They are hands down the best couple on the show right now. They are so supportive and respectful of each other, but also very much in love. I feel like every time Grey's is discussed right now, everyone is always talking about Meredith and her relationships, when people should be more focused on Amelia and Link."

—s4bb472acb

3. Miranda and Ben from Grey's Anatomy

ABC

"Nobody hypes up Bailey and Warren enough!"

—theuglysister

4. Waverly and Nicole from Wynonna Earp

SYFY

"Waverly and Nicole are super underrated and they have one of the best relationships on TV."

—juliakp

5. Marsali and Fergus from Outlander

Starz

"They're often overshadowed by Jaime and Claire, but they've been solid since day one. They constantly deliver funny and sweet moments, in a very serious and often heavy show. They are a breath of fresh air."

—llin422

6. Charles and Genevieve from Brooklyn Nine-Nine

NBC

"The show focuses on Jake and Amy, and obviously they're amazing, but Charles and Genevieve also have such a wholesome and happy relationship. They're super compatible, adopted a son together, and overall seem so happy together."

—lebowitznoa

7. Guzmán and Nadia from Elite

Netflix

"Nadia helped Guzmán become a better person, while he helped Nadia with the conflicts she had. They supported each other and you could feel how much they cared for each other."

—orzur1

8. Charlotte and Harry from Sex and the City

HBO

"Why did everyone focus on the toxic Mr. Big and selfish Carrie when the real couple goals were Harry and Charlotte? They adored each other. They had their ups and downs, but they were truly meant for each other."

—cazboline

9. Bonnie and Enzo from The Vampire Diaries

The CW

"There was never a question of how much they loved each other. Enzo found the one thing he never had, someone who loved him and chose him first. And, after seven seasons, Bonnie finally got someone who loved her unselfishly. Enzo became not only a better man, but arguably the best man, after simply getting to know her. Their relationship was beautiful and healthier than any relationship on the show. Their chemistry was off the charts and they deserved so much better."

—katiel59

10. Klaus and Camille from The Originals

The CW

"They were just perfect. They balanced each other, they brought out the light in each other, they loved each other through their darkness, and they were willing to die for each other. Also, Klaus basically called her his soulmate."

—adheekshaa02

11. Freya and Keelin from The Originals

The CW

"Not only was it amazing watching Freya finally open up to someone, but they had such undeniable chemistry. I feel like within the entire Vampire Diaries universe, we don't talk about them enough. Freya and Keelin had an incredible love story and it's even amazing when you rewatch it unfold again."

—noradominick

12. Jin and Sun from Lost

ABC

"Their death was the saddest moment in the whole series and yet they still weren't talked about enough."

—peggym5

13. Elena and Syd from One Day At A Time

Netflix

"They are so nerdy and cute together."

—mythrip

14. Ron and Diane from Parks and Recreation

NBC

"Ron and Diane were soulmates and Ron becoming a father and stepfather was one of the most heartwarming parts of the show. When nobody was looking, he turned into a big softy and Diane totally got Ron and encourages him without making him change in any way. Relationship goals."

—jliz0801

15. Emily and Richard from Gilmore Girls

Warner Bros.

"Even when they were separated, they were still civil to each other. The way they treated each other with respect and love was inspiring! In my opinion, they were the best relationship throughout the entire series."

—clairet4e7f67893

16. Cece and Schmidt from New Girl

Fox

"They had a wonderful relationship and had a lot of 'relationship goals' moments. I just feel like they definitely should be talked about more."

—sagrosex

17. Petra and J.R. from Jane the Virgin

The CW

"I feel like their love story got overshadowed by the Rafael, Jane, and Michael love triangle sometimes. Petra and J.R. were incredible together."

—amymc91

18. Xiomara and Rogelio from Jane the Virgin

The CW

"They sincerely loved each other and Rogelio was constantly supporting Xo. They both had real and genuine love for each other."

—beach_bum

19. Monty and Harper from The 100

The CW

"Monty and Harper did not get the love they deserved! Their story was beautiful and they deserved more respect!"

—cspenc4

20. Chuck and Sarah from Chuck

NBC

"People don’t really talk about this show much, but Chuck and Sarah had such a sweet relationship and you see it grow throughout the series. Chuck would do absolutely anything for Sarah."

—aj7

21. Phoebe and Mike from Friends

NBC

"Phoebe and Mike were a perfect match. Lisa Kudrow and Paul Rudd had amazing chemistry, and Phoebe was way better with Mike than David. They both were hilarious and really did love each other."

—beach_bum

22. Sam and Andy from Rookie Blue

ABC / Global

"I always loved Sam and Andie. They're more of an obscure couple because the show was pretty underrated, but it was a great show and the two of them kept me happy all the way through."

—tricial45ce8cc43

23. Quentin and Eliot from The Magicians

SYFY

"Quentin and Eliot deserved love and happiness together, and that is a hill I will die on. It's really unfortunate how little love The Magicians got in general, but in an age where LGBTQ representation is increasing, but good LGBTQ representation is still lacking, it’s so sad that nobody talked about these two. I’m devastated by how it ended, but Quentin and Eliot will always be my favorite ship."

—mirir

24. Dr. Cox and Jordan from Scrubs

NBC

"They were the only ones not scared of each other, called each other out on the regular, and were great, loving parents. I stan an equally mean and strong couple."

—ilanapon47

25. Peggy and Daniel from Agent Carter

ABC / Marvel

"We barely got to see them together, but I really loved Peggy and Sousa. The last episode where she jumped him always gives me the feels. Oh man, now I am reminded, again, how much it sucks that they canceled Agent Carter."

—sweetandsourd

26. Patience and Coop from All American

The CW

"They've had some incredible moments together and aren't talked about enough."

—udidntseeme

27. Clay and Quinn from One Tree Hill

The CW

"They often got sidelined for 'taking over' for Peyton and Lucas, but honestly I found them so refreshing. They had great chemistry and resolved their problems together. I loved watching them!"

—myprovincialife

28. Mónica and Denver from Money Heist / La Casa de Papel

Netflix

"I love how their relationship started and it's so great that Denver is raising Monica’s son as his own. I just love them together."

—danidani22

29. Cyrus and T.J. from Andi Mack

Disney Channel

"Yes, they were from a young teen TV show, but they had one of the best slow-burn relationship I have ever seen. Every scene they had together was so heartwarming."

—muffinsfortyrus

30. Gert and Chase from Marvel's Runaways

Hulu / Marvel

"They were such a cute couple and were seriously underrated on an already criminally underrated show."

—buckybarnesismine2003

31. Cordelia and Angel from Angel

Warner Bros.

"I loved, loved, loved Cordelia and Angel together. They were so perfect for each other and the chemistry between Charisma Carpenter and David Boreanaz was through the roof. In my opinion, they’ll always be meant for each other more than Buffy and Angel."

—nosveremosenlostribunales

32. Pacey and Andie from Dawson's Creek

Warner Bros.

"They were so cute together and their relationship helped each of these characters grow."

—dreamgirl456

33. Lola and Miles from Degrassi: Next Class

Netflix

"They were only together for a few episodes, but they had one of the most genuine connections I've ever seen. They really understood each other and made each other feel safe. Lola was the first person to be accepting of Miles' bisexuality, and Miles wrote a whole play about her being his 'hope.' It was Miles' best relationship by far, and I wish they had stayed together longer."

—kellymartinez

34. Abed and Rachel from Community

NBC

"I know they didn’t get much screen time, but when they did, they were just so cute together!"

—i_love_u_3000

35. And finally, Bob and Linda from Bob's Burgers

Fox

"Bob and Linda actually have the healthiest relationship of any cartoon couple ever and I’m willing to show receipts. They love each other, they fight and make up, they support each other, they take equal parts in raising their kids, and they’re realistic. They’re so lovely."

—s490f824de

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