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.
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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