Search Results

You already knew that Marshall Eriksen (Jason Segel) from How I Met Your Mother absolutely had to be on this list.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine feel-good but still tackles tough topics that involve policing including racism, wrongful convictions, sexism, and more.

It’s criminal that these TV couples didn’t end up together.

These couples should have ended up together when their TV shows ended.

Get ready for the waves of nostalgia as we look back at the best sitcoms of the 2000s.

These couples are truly perfect for each other. Here are six of the cutest couples in television history.  1.

Admit it: Even some of your favorite TV shows overstayed their welcome.

Fans may have loved these couples at the time, but were they really that good together?

Don’t base your relationship skills around these famous fictional couples.

Some TV show finales left fans disappointed.

Are these your favorite characters or do you wish they’d disappear forever? There is no in-between.

While these loveable roles may have started out as supporting characters, they stole the audiences’ hearts and quickly became the best part of their shows.

Admit it: Even some of your favorite TV shows overstayed their welcome. From the moment a TV show captures our hearts, it’s like we’ve found a new best friend.

Maybe we shouldn’t be using these TV pairs as models of the perfect couple.

From fan-favorite sitcoms to groundbreaking animated series, these are the holiday specials to watch after your classic turkey binge.

Ending any TV series on a high note involves all kinds of unique challenges, especially when the series commands legions of fans or has aired on television for a significant amount of time.

Did you hate to love or love to hate these annoying TV characters?

Bring on the drama.