gsrbritfan
Civilian
Here, here with the greatest one of them all, Grissom & Sara!
TV's Greatest Couples!!!
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Desertwind
Head of the Day Shift
Yes indeed and the only one I've ever been interested in, so beliveable the only one ever shown on CSI! and so meshed the love so overwhelming, and so romantic:drool:
Ghawazee
CSI Level Three
Mac and Stella -CSI :NY
House and Cuddy- House m.d
Liv and Elliot-Law&Order SVU
Booth and Brenan-Bones
Ziva and Tony-NCIS
Hotch and Prentiss-Criminal Minds
Past shows:
Cordy and Angel-Angel
Mulder and Scully-The X Files
Mac and Harm-JAG
Jarod and Miss Parker-The Pretender
and My all time most beloved show
Michael and Nikita-La Femme Nikita
Debbie
House and Cuddy- House m.d
Liv and Elliot-Law&Order SVU
Booth and Brenan-Bones
Ziva and Tony-NCIS
Hotch and Prentiss-Criminal Minds
Past shows:
Cordy and Angel-Angel
Mulder and Scully-The X Files
Mac and Harm-JAG
Jarod and Miss Parker-The Pretender
and My all time most beloved show
Michael and Nikita-La Femme Nikita
Debbie
love_fan
CSI Level One
OMG, I loved La Femme Nikita!
Anyway, favourite couples:
Buffy/Angel - Buffy
Buffy/Spike - Buffy
Willow/Tara - Buffy
Max/Liz - Roswell
Cath/Warrick - CSI, they really were meant to be
Brian/Justin - Queer as Folk
Veronica/Logan - Veronica Mars, they so would have got back together in S4!
And of course Nick/Greg - I know wishful thinking but a girl can dream, right?!
Anyway, favourite couples:
Buffy/Angel - Buffy
Buffy/Spike - Buffy
Willow/Tara - Buffy
Max/Liz - Roswell
Cath/Warrick - CSI, they really were meant to be
Brian/Justin - Queer as Folk
Veronica/Logan - Veronica Mars, they so would have got back together in S4!
And of course Nick/Greg - I know wishful thinking but a girl can dream, right?!
lexxy_willows
Police Officer
Wow. I thought I was the only one who shipped Hotch & Prentiss! I'm totally surprised that there's someone else out there. :lol:
CCA
Police Officer
FRELL YEAH I was just about to get on there and say the samething
:guffaw::guffaw:have not heard Frell Yeah in forever!
I was hoping that someone would else love them too :lol: They were a great couple that were could bring the banter!! And Ben Browder was easy on the eyes too :devil:
hahaha yeah I use to say it all the time in school, that way nobody knew what the...frell I was talkinga bout...yes I loved Ben Browder and his many guns..that be his arms, Winona...other parts it was great when they potrayed them on Stargate
Thank you! That's what I say about Ben. Other people can "try" and pull it off, but he's SEEEXXAAAYYYY Always great to find other shippers of that couple :beer:
Ghawazee
CSI Level Three
Make it three:lol: I found another one in other forum.
I think writers feel blessed because Thewy can develop all stories without annoying shipper prayers:lol: On the other hand i think it's a pity they lost their chance when Mandy left the show. A closeness between them was strongly suggested:drool:
Hopefully they will resucite the ship at some point (even if we are just three:lol:
Debbie
Okay, this is going to take a while; I hope I don't put anyone to sleep with the history lesson!
There have been a number of interesting pairings and, IMO, some downright creepy couples. In reviewing shows, I noticed an interesting phenomenon: the only couples, attraction, dating, or marriages, in the early years of TV were on comedies and most of those were married in real life. Perry Mason and Della Street’s semi-flirtation seems to have been the first in a drama. And that never went anywhere near the heat in Earl Stanley Gardner’s Perry Mason novels. Now, it has evolved to more “couples” in dramas than in comedy.
First, those that bother me. In retrospect, some shows that were popular years ago seem too weird in today’s world. “Leave it to Beaver’s” June and Ward Cleaver seem a little too perfect; did he beat her when no one was looking? Those kids sure seemed a little scared of their Dad. And in the 70s, iconic Carol and Mike Brady seem to have been out of touch with anything outside their neighborhood. Good thing they didn’t go near any poor neighborhoods, they wouldn’t have had a clue how to survive.
My all-time favorites are:
50s – Ozzie and Harriet Nelson, because it was pretty much their real life, including son Ricky’s early years with music.
60s – Gomez and Morticia Addams, hands down. Now that was a cool dysfunctional family: lots of talk about death, but the show was mostly about loving your spouse and family.
70s – Archie and Edith Bunker of “All in the Family,” because they taught us to recognize our prejudices by vividly portraying each one of them. (On the gentle side, I adored Olivia and John Walton of “The Waltons”)
80s - Three really stand out for me. Cliff and Clair Huxtable of “The Cosby Show” were the first to portray a successful African American family, teaching “Black History” and culture instead of turning the family into white people of a different color. I thought Mork and Mindy were absolutely hilarious; Robin Williams can’t fail when he does what he knows best. On the more somber side, I cried my way through the next-to-last season of “Beauty and the Beast,” when pre-“Terminator” Linda Hamilton’s “Catherine” was murdered and her baby was stolen (but later recovered by dad and hero “Vincent”) by Stephen McHattie’s over-the-top evil “Gabriel.” I’ve never seen a drama that so stressed the gentleness of the two lead characters. (Hey, how about Stephen McHattie to fill WP’s role in CSI? Talk about an XYY character)
90s – Several; Jack and Samantha on SG1 (hypocrite, breaking all my own “rules” against May-December romance and intra-office dating, but there’s something there, to this day); Nick and Natalie on “Forever Knight;” Jared and Miss Parker on “Pretender,” the relationship that should have been resolved but never was...
00s – In the present, I like three couples: Horatio and Yelina on “Miami” because the chemistry is terrific, even if she is rarely seen anymore; Mac and Stella on “New York,” good chemistry there, too; and my most, and most recent, favorite, Bill Adama and Laura Roslin on BSG, two tremendous actors doing their job as it should be done.
There have been a number of interesting pairings and, IMO, some downright creepy couples. In reviewing shows, I noticed an interesting phenomenon: the only couples, attraction, dating, or marriages, in the early years of TV were on comedies and most of those were married in real life. Perry Mason and Della Street’s semi-flirtation seems to have been the first in a drama. And that never went anywhere near the heat in Earl Stanley Gardner’s Perry Mason novels. Now, it has evolved to more “couples” in dramas than in comedy.
First, those that bother me. In retrospect, some shows that were popular years ago seem too weird in today’s world. “Leave it to Beaver’s” June and Ward Cleaver seem a little too perfect; did he beat her when no one was looking? Those kids sure seemed a little scared of their Dad. And in the 70s, iconic Carol and Mike Brady seem to have been out of touch with anything outside their neighborhood. Good thing they didn’t go near any poor neighborhoods, they wouldn’t have had a clue how to survive.
My all-time favorites are:
50s – Ozzie and Harriet Nelson, because it was pretty much their real life, including son Ricky’s early years with music.
60s – Gomez and Morticia Addams, hands down. Now that was a cool dysfunctional family: lots of talk about death, but the show was mostly about loving your spouse and family.
70s – Archie and Edith Bunker of “All in the Family,” because they taught us to recognize our prejudices by vividly portraying each one of them. (On the gentle side, I adored Olivia and John Walton of “The Waltons”)
80s - Three really stand out for me. Cliff and Clair Huxtable of “The Cosby Show” were the first to portray a successful African American family, teaching “Black History” and culture instead of turning the family into white people of a different color. I thought Mork and Mindy were absolutely hilarious; Robin Williams can’t fail when he does what he knows best. On the more somber side, I cried my way through the next-to-last season of “Beauty and the Beast,” when pre-“Terminator” Linda Hamilton’s “Catherine” was murdered and her baby was stolen (but later recovered by dad and hero “Vincent”) by Stephen McHattie’s over-the-top evil “Gabriel.” I’ve never seen a drama that so stressed the gentleness of the two lead characters. (Hey, how about Stephen McHattie to fill WP’s role in CSI? Talk about an XYY character)
90s – Several; Jack and Samantha on SG1 (hypocrite, breaking all my own “rules” against May-December romance and intra-office dating, but there’s something there, to this day); Nick and Natalie on “Forever Knight;” Jared and Miss Parker on “Pretender,” the relationship that should have been resolved but never was...
00s – In the present, I like three couples: Horatio and Yelina on “Miami” because the chemistry is terrific, even if she is rarely seen anymore; Mac and Stella on “New York,” good chemistry there, too; and my most, and most recent, favorite, Bill Adama and Laura Roslin on BSG, two tremendous actors doing their job as it should be done.
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dopebabygirl
CSI Level Two
Charmed: Leo/Piper
Grey's Anatomy: Meredith/Derek
Gilmore Girls: Luke/Lorelai
Bones: Booth/Brennan
House: House/Cuddy
Private Practice: Violet/Cooper
Buffy: Buffy/Angel
Grey's Anatomy: Meredith/Derek
Gilmore Girls: Luke/Lorelai
Bones: Booth/Brennan
House: House/Cuddy
Private Practice: Violet/Cooper
Buffy: Buffy/Angel
I had to comment on this. It's always great to find another Adama/Roslin fan out there. Infact, I love all 3 of these relationships mentioned here.