Comments on: Unnecessary Liaisons: 15 TV Couplings That Never Should Have Happened

By: Masteradept

Masteradept — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 17:19:18 +0000

Conor & Cordelia was a stupid thing even for a blatant bad plot twist. Hell Angel & Cordelia was a bad idea. Troi & Worf was taken care of by the fact that Worf got transferred to DS9 and ended up marrying Dax, who succumbs to Worf’s curse of losing his women to the Grim Reaper.

By: Judo Jim

Judo Jim — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 04:09:19 +0000

You forgot one of the worst of all time… Mork and Mindy! The attempt to pull one more season out of that show than it should have had was disasterous. It turned a perfect mis-matched platonic relationship into a total joke, and the 50 year old baby storyline garbage was the final push into the wood chipper. I think that was the best example of awesome TV left to go moldy.

By: Miss Nonny

Miss Nonny — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 23:24:26 +0000

I agree with the inclusion of Barney & Robin from HIMYM in this list. The writers who tackled them must’ve been smoking something bad because they turned what could’ve been a unique and fun relationship into utter dreck. I shudder to think of them bringing back the supposed “BrOTP”

Mr. Owen, the number of X-Files fans who wanted Mulder and Scully to get together outnumbered those who didn’t – that’s why they’re not on the list!

By: Miss Nonny

Miss Nonny — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 23:15:32 +0000

I agree with Robin and Barney from HIMYM being on the list. I shudder thinking they might try and bring the pairing back. Bleh.

And Mulder & Scully held off on getting together *because* of the Moonlighting pairing on this list. Mr. Owen, the number of X-Files fans who wanted to see Mulder and Scully get together outnumbered those who didn’t want to see them together. That’s why they’re not on this list!

By: Ejigantor

Ejigantor — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 10:47:53 +0000

Things only got worse for Worf after he left the Enterprise. He fell for and married a Trill (who are symbiote and host) who ‘died’ shortly after. Almost immediately, the same symbiote returns to the station in a new host, who gets with the doctor. Sheesh.

As far as Willow/Tara – first off, I understood Willow to by Bi, not gay, but also, she just kinda falls for anyone who pays attention to her. She pined for Xander when he was her only friend, then Oz started talking to her and he fell for him. After Oz left town, she fell for the blonde chick who started hanging out with her, and in the final season she falls for the first person to hit on her after Tara’s death.

By: jessie

jessie — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 01:52:19 +0000

The funniest part of the George/Izzie pairing was that neither Katherine Heigl, TR Knight nor Sara Ramirez liked or understood this storyline.

By: Michael Owen

Michael Owen — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 05:08:03 +0000

What about Mulder and Scully? THAT never should’ve happened.

And about Three’s A Crowd…who else would Jack have settled down with?