28 Popular TV Couples People Actually Can't Stand

"They were so dysfunctional, and nothing about their relationship was healthy. They both cheated on the other SEVERAL times and never put the other person first. They brought out the worst in each other, and their relationship ruined the show for me."

—trinityw4d7a97176

"It was so disgusting and inappropriate because he was her high school English teacher. It's not OK. It never will be OK. And it's illegal."

—kellia4260c165b

"Honestly, they were toxic from the beginning. They're too different, and I couldn't believe the show kept pulling them apart and pushing them back together the way it did. I think the fact that Sue Sylvester of all people shipped them as hard as she did says something about their relationship..."

—k47f255e17

"I love their platonic relationship, but I absolutely HATE that it got romantic. It's the first time I can remember seeing two unrelated people of the opposite sex who clearly loved each other without having romantic feelings for each other."

—amyl54

"I know they’re end-all, be-all, but none of her romantic partners were ever really that intriguing, and Luke’s entire character arc took a nosedive once they finally got together. They were much better just as friends."

—reallylovely

"To this day, I still hate that they ended up together. The mother was such a wonderful character, and for them to kill her off like that just so Ted and Robin could wind up together?! All of the problems that broke them up in the first place never went away. I wouldn't even have been so bothered by Robin and Barney's breakup if the showrunners hadn't pulled THAT shit."

—sheistheslayer

"I’m not sure what exactly it is, but I can’t see or feel their chemistry. Their love just isn't believable to me."

—tiffcady96

"In Season 1 they had some semblance of chemistry between them, but it took them so long to get together that I was bored and annoyed with both of them by the time it finally happened. Peyton and Jake should have been endgame, and Lucas didn't deserve to be with anyone, really."

—michelleab09

"They were both horrible, self-absorbed characters. Their relationship was built on a foundation of lies, deception, and manipulation, but we were supposed to see them as some sort of star couple."

—lexieb45c54cc52

"I get so angry when people glorify their relationship. They were the WORST to each other, and even separately they kind of sucked. Chuck literally sold Blair for a hotel?! No amount of stupid one-liners could erase how awful he was."

—alysaa2

"Tristan was so biphobic, and I’m not sure why the writers thought it was a good idea for him and Miles to be a thing. Miles deserved way better, honestly. Their relationship didn’t help Miles as a character, and it didn’t help Tristan, either."

—bishopab

"I really hate that Haley ended up with Dylan. She had so many good guys to choose from (a cute British professor, ffs!) and chose the ditz?!"

—Melrose_Lorax86

"They are so incredibly toxic for each other. Betty constantly gets them both into trouble with her snooping, and Jughead got her into a gang world he didn’t even want to be a part of himself in Season 1. They do nothing but put each other in dangerous situations and shouldn't be together at all."

—campbells4dbe23c87

"I'm a huge Friends fan, but their relationship was total trash. It sucked when they were together, and when they finally broke up, they still always pined for each other and were jealous whenever the other got involved with someone else. If they allegedly loved each other so much, why not just get back together instead of moping and interfering in each other’s other relationships?"

—JazzyCatsinDisneyland

"They're the most toxic ship I've ever seen. Damon was terrible and abusive to Elena, and he never let her make her own choices."

—natalie1402

"Jules knew Rue was in love with her and played with her feelings constantly. Jules led her on, then she went and made out with another girl, told Rue she loved both of them, and agreed to run away with Rue even though she knew it would’ve been bad for Rue's sobriety."

—Eli_567

"I honestly think the only reason people like Jess is because of Milo Ventimiglia. But Jess treated Rory terribly when they started dating, and he even left her without saying goodbye."

—misskatie

"Schmidt went out of his way to destroy every relationship Cece was in, and when she finally agreed to go out with him, he cheated on her. He became obsessed with her and stalked her. Then, after all that crap, she still took him back and married him!"

—Hollybruneau

"They had absolutely zero chemistry, all of their interactions felt forced, and Daenerys was controlling and manipulative. The ending [SPOILER] didn't seem tragic at all — it was like Jon just stabbed some woman he barely tolerated, not someone he was madly in love with."

—dukylonrose

"Everyone thought they were so cute, but Seth was so jealous and needy. Summer was a queen who deserved so much better."

—mayaAbeysekera

"Their relationship was one of the worst parts of Season 1. Rebecca was obsessed with his best friend, and Greg didn’t even care."

—kupkakekitten22

"I can’t stand them. All they ever do is hook up, and Veronica talks to him in an almost belittling way."

—taylorgrace926

"Paige literally tried to drown Emily...and then they started dating?! Hell no. I'm so glad they didn't stay together."

—j45d7514fa

"Spark between them? Not found. 'Nerdy boy ending up with the popular girl' storyline? Overplayed and stale. Chemistry between them? Nonexistent. Their relationship bored me to absolute tears."

—sarahn47f402432

"This relationship was just all-around gross. The show made it seem OK because she's a slayer and he's a vampire, but it just screamed toxic and abusive to me."

—SprinkledDonut

"Both characters had so many issues, and they always took their problems out on each other. I think if you have to try THAT many times, you're just wrong for each other."

—cinsan

"Owen KNEW Cristina didn’t want kids but then hated her for standing by that choice when faced with an accidental pregnancy. Oh, and let’s not forget he cheated on her."

—biancab4fef94982

"Their relationship totally took over the show and it became a soap opera. The writers were catering to 'Olicity' fans so badly that I stopped watching after Season 3."

—zed91991