We knew Brennan and Booth belonged together the minute they leaned over their first corpse in "Bones," but we're not so confident about other famous TV couples.
TV couples that should (or shouldn't) live happily ever after
Cheers
The couple: Sam Malone and Diane Chambers.
Better together? The chemistry was red hot, but Sam only has room in his heart for his beloved Boston bar.
Friends
The couple: Rachel Green and Ross Geller.
Better together? Even when they were on a break, they were destined to be each other's lobster.
Moonlighting
The couple: David Addison and Maddie Hayes.
Better together? It doesn't take an ace detective to realize the fire died out the minute these two hopped in the sack.
ER
The couple: Carol Hathaway and Doug Ross.
Better together? Yes, but only with a lifetime prescription of weekly marriage counseling.
Sherlock
The couple: Sherlock Holmes and John Watson.
Better together? It's a stretch to imagine them giving in to a romantic urge, but the pillow talk would be scintillating.
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