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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The world of sitcoms is full of unhappy and dysfunctional relationships, but there were a few over the years that actually seemed happy together. These couples varied from being the center of attention of their respective TV series to simply being side characters—but they all shared a bond that audiences couldn't help but love. Some were deeply romantic, while others were more logical and realistic.
10 Morticia & Gomez - The Addams Family Morticia and Gomez Addams are the ultimate romantic pair. No matter the movie or TV series adaptation of The Addams Family, Gomez adores his wife, and Morticia's love and respect for her husband are present in every decision she makes. The fact that the pair are so fascinated with the macabre makes this dynamic even more fascinating. Ultimately, this relationship has inspired many to crave an equally kooky but deliciously romantic relationship.
8 April & Andy - Parks & Recreation Another odd couple that somehow works perfectly, Andy and April from Parks and Recreation, were both hilarious and adorable together. Though Andy originally started the series in a relationship with Ann Perkins, he was a better fit with the apathetic intern. Like many of the best sitcom couples, Andy and April are opposites. While the former is energetic, optimistic, and silly, the latter is disinterested, dry, and sarcastic.
4 David & Patrick - Schitt’s Creek Everything from their meeting, proposal, and wedding made David & Patrick's relationship in Schitt's Creek perfect. Like in all sitcoms, the couple found themselves in many wacky circumstances, which led to a few fights throughout their time together. Still, these moments of conflict never felt even close to something that could break them apart. They simply loved each other too much.
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