73 Couples We'll Happily Go to Hell 'Shipping!

It's one of the most polarizing relationships on the series. Fandom loves to hate on Jaggie, whether it's because of its inability to let go of Japril, its general disdain for Maggie for breathing, or squeamishness over them kinda but not really loosely being related through marriage.

But via their relationship, we have seen a different side to Jackson, and Maggie has learned how to navigate a serious relationship. They support each other; they do have chemistry, and the unfair vitriol only makes us 'ship them more. Who doesn't love a good spite 'ship?!

The whole idea of Three's Company was that a straight man could live with two women without there being any hanky panky, even though Jack had to pretend to be gay most of the time. However, it made no sense at all that Jack and Janet never ended up together. They were best friends, and it was perfectly set up for them to become something more, but it never happened! It should have happened! This is a hill some of us are dying on, and that's that.

*taps mic* Is this thing on? We will NEVER get over this couple not ending up together. It's a travesty and an injustice. They were the glue that held the O.C together, and if you disagree, well, sorry, but you're wrong. Hell, Heaven, whatever the heck else, nothing will stop us from shipping the hell out of this couple. Can't stop, won't stop.

If True Blood thought we would sit through seven seasons of buildup waiting for Eric and Sookie to be the endgame couple only to accept that Sookie would end up with some unknown human then they underestimated how much we loved Sookie and Eric.

There were so many issues with this pairing. The obvious vampire and human difference was a biggie, but also, Eric tortured her friends, killed people, preyed on Sookie, and wreaked havoc. But he also was one of the best characters on the series, was super protective of Sookie, and the heat between them was hotter than Bon Temps in August! Plus, that height difference was ADORBS!

Given the controversial and shocking events of Criminal Minds Season 14 Episode 15, it makes even less sense that the series never pulled the trigger on Morgan and Garcia's relationship being anything more than platonic. Their flirty banter is a staple of the series and one of many things that makes it so memorable.

Their relationship is one of the greatest of them all. They were freaking adorable together. They loved each other and said as much, and you damn near died over how lighthearted, cute, and pure they were on a show filled with darkness. Apparently, it was never in the cards to pair the two of them up, but we don't care. #Morcia

Kindly direct those arrows elsewhere, Olicity lovers. We're not taking this back. Felicity and Ray had a special spark. But more than anything else, they were truly compatible with one another. They were similar in all the best ways. Their relationship was easy, lighthearted, and nerdy. They made sense together. Nice guys finish last, we know, but they shouldn't have to.

There's something about Bawson that's irresistible. For every fan out there saying "why can't they just be friends," there are those of us who wanted the romantic portion of their relationship to take off. There was an age difference. He was her idol and crush, and they're not only teammates but share the special bond between a pitcher and catcher. Ginny already had too much at stake as the first female pro-baseball player on an all-male team. The optics would be a nightmare, mainly for her, but we want what we want. And what we wanted was Bawson and another freaking season of Pitch!

Regina and Robin and Emma and Hook were cool and everything, but it always felt like the real love story of this series was between Emma and Regina. They went from each other's arch-nemesis to allies, to friends, to family. They were Henry's moms, and they earned every bit of their close bond. Some of the tension between them always had a sexual edge to it, and as a result, it sparked a plethora of diehard SwanQueen fans.

Why do the women on this list keep choosing the wrong brother? Nothing was wrong with the primary couple or them getting their happily ever after, but Riley should have chosen Ben. No ifs, and's, or buts about it. The series went in another direction, but some of us will happily sit in our bubble of denial and keep thinking about how adorable Ben and Riley were together.

The wonderful world of The Vampire Diaries had us overlooking and excusing some of everything while shipping. Was there even one healthy relationship on the series? Probably not. Klaus was a psychotic mass murderer who literally killed Caroline's boyfriend, some of her friends, terrorized and harassed, and so much more. But they also forged a mesmerizing connection and had some of the best chemistry on both TVD and The Originals. We're going down with this one, guys.

It took a long time for Clary to become remotely endearing as a character let alone her and Jace being cute as a couple. Do you know who was always endearing and had some electric chemistry with Jace? Maia. They hated each other, but the opposite of hatred is lust. Their back alley romp behind her bar was one of the hottest scenes of the series, so forgive 'shippers for enjoying the hell out of it and wishing there was more!

They're teammates, and Street is more often than not a hot mess and a pain in the ass, and Chris is now part of a thruple with a married couple, but you will have to rip this 'ship from our hands.

They just barely reached a point where they became friends after starting their relationship off with a boatload of distrust. They work together, plot together, and have to put a lot of their trust in one another. It seems as though the show was angling for Annalise and Emmett, and that came with its own issues, but Annalise and Tegan are where it's at.

Annalise needs new blood now that things have cooled with Nate for some time, and Eve is nowhere to be found. These two women are sexy, hot, and powerful. They're partners in crime, so they may as well be partners in life, and we're standing by that.

It's evident that Ravi and Peyton and Liv and Major are the endgame couples, and both of those couples are cute in their own way. Nevertheless, Ravi has been on this zombie journey with Liv since the beginning. They're like a packaged deal. The bond between the best friends and colleagues is irresistible, and we would have happily exchanged the other two 'ships for the geeky tall and small duo that is Ravioli.

Why exactly did Rachel choose Ross again when Joey was right there? It was an unexpected and controversial pairing, but once it shifted into one that was non-platonic, it made perfect sense. Joey was kind, supportive, and caring.

He respected Rachel and didn't treat her poorly. He was willing to do anything for her, including helping her take care of her baby with Ross if need be. He was devoted to her, and she was able to be herself, pursue her dreams, and achieve goals without someone's constant judgment. They belonged together.

Ralph Angel and Darla have gone through hell apart and while together. It doesn't seem as though anything has let up for either of them. Darla's addiction affected their relationship, as well as the truth about their son's paternity, and a nasty custody battle.

Despite everything they have gone through, how ugly their relationship became, and the fact that they are both in new relationships, there's still some of us holding out hope that they'll find their way back to each other. Toxicity aside, they're an endearing couple. Period.

Aaron is now the VP, and Emily is running the campaign. He has a complicated relationship with his new on-again now off-again girlfriend Isabel who also works in the White House, and at the end of Designated Survivor Season 3 Episode 10 his life was about to get more complicated, and Emily is still recovering from personal issues in her life.

They should not be anywhere near each other in a romantic fashion, but their chemistry is smoking hot, and after the series finally acknowledged the heat between the two of them from the first season, it's evident they need to be together, however messy it makes things.

In most cases, it's frowned upon to sleep with your best friend's ex, but Andy is the worst and Maya and Jack have better chemistry. It's as simple as that. It caused a rift in the friendship between the two women at first, but they eventually worked through it, and Maya/Jack is the better pairing. It is what it is.

First of all, look at them. Second of all, look again. These two firefighters are so hot they could start a fire themselves, especially when they're together. Are their scenes supposed to read as romantic? Because sometimes they do, which is why it didn't take long for some of us to fall in love with the pairing, even if there is zero indication they'll be anything beyond buddies and colleagues. At least the show indulges us sometimes.

Stabler was the first of many men who lowkey developed feelings for Olivia Benson and the show never chose to act on them. You either hated the idea of them being romantic, or you loved it. Their feelings for each other interfered with them being able to function as they should have as partners, but they were the best partners of primetime TV.

Stabler was married, with multiple kids, and of course, it's frowned upon to date your partner, but that didn't stop us from wanting the two of them together, nor did it make it hurt any less when he left her without saying goodbye, and they haven't spoken to each other since. It was a cruel ending, but in no way dissuaded us from standing firm in our feelings about this 'ship.

Elijah and Hayley were the endgame couple the show was angling for and many fans wanted, but Elijah and Gia were so much better together. It seemed as though Gia understood Elijah in a way no one else ever did, and he took to her in a similar vein. For once, it was a relationship where Elijah had a shoulder to lean on, and it was mutually beneficial and equal in that regard. Not even Gia's untimely end will stop us from 'shipping them.

For most of their relationship, Buffy and Spike were the definition of toxic. Spike was soulless for a bit, which led him to do unspeakable things to Buffy. One of which was attempting to rape her. He worked toward redeeming himself, although his motivations were far from altruistic. Nevertheless, they had the best chemistry and supernatural shows tend to skew your moral ethics more than usual, so we're not going to allow Spike's otherwise grotesque actions keep us from enjoying the heck out of this couple.

Brallie fans will never let this pairing go no matter what. They're soulmates in the truest form of the term. The downside is they also happen to be siblings. Once Callie's adoption became official, any shot of the two of them rekindling their romance was shot to hell. It didn't stop them from having some confusing moments, including the days leading up to Brandon's wedding. Their chemistry will always be there, and as a result, 'shippers will always want to ship it.

The romantic entanglements on Twisted were ... twisted. After a season of Danny not returning Jo's unrequited love because he saw her as a sister and their relationship as platonic, he suddenly decided in the final season that everything he claimed he felt about Lacey was how he now felt about Jo. But by then, we were invested in Dacey. The abrupt switch in the narrative was bullcrap, and the Dacey 'ship is the only one that mattered. That's just a fact.

In this case, we will personally go to hell ourselves and drag Lucifer out of it if only to have him and Chloe end up together the way they and we deserve! He's the actual devil; we probably shouldn't want this sinfully good relationship to flourish, but we do. No apologies.

Sullivan is Andy's superior, and they work together in the same house. They also had a rocky start to their relationship, and Sullivan doesn't seem to be in the best of places and is still mourning the loss of his late wife. The sexual tension between them finally came to a head and then fizzled out to Andy's shock, but we still need this to happen!

Mon-El received a mixed reaction by fans with some positively loathing the guy and others loving him and his relationship with Kara. It's definitely one of the series' most controversial and polarizing relationships. Mon-El was far from perfect and neither was his relationship with Kara, to be honest. They had a tragic ending, and we're in our feelings about it. Listen, we're just Karamel 'shippers, standing in front of Supergirl fanatics, asking them to let us live.

Do you know how hard it is loving Jason and Aria in the Pretty Little Liars fandom when most of the fandom were diehard Ezra and Aria 'shippers?! Incredibly freaking hard! But we like what we like, and we make no apologies for it. They were cute and flirty, and just so appealing.

Can two people who love the opposite gender be just friends? Absolutely. But who says your best friend and your lover can't be one and the same? All the best romantic relationships start off as friends or at least have friendship as a stepping stone to something more. Penelope and Schneider are each other's person. They don't hide that they're attracted to each other. They're too cute together and always go back to each other even with significant others, so we're going to die on this 'ship. Leave us be!

Ruby was an actual demon and Sam was a demon hunter, for starters, and they both spent a significant amount of time in hell, so it is a hell 'ship. However, their chemistry was sizzling, like, all the freaking time. She was cunning, manipulative and deceitful. She was the reason Sam became addicted to Demon blood. Their relationship was so wrong, but if loving it is wrong, we don't want to be right.

Dylan McKay will forever be an iconic character who stole all our hearts and so was the man who played him. The relationship between Dylan and Brenda was complicated. They had a Romeo and Juliet vibe that had her parents trying to keep them apart. Dylan even cheated on Brenda, with her best friend, and he battled some addiction issues often. Nothing either of them could ever do could make us stop 'shipping them though. Nothing.

Guzman is an asshole. There is no getting around that. And he's selfish, and a jerk, but for some reason, he's so much more likable when he and Nadia are together. She brings out the best in him, and he makes her smile and brings out the fiery side in her. They come from different social standings, economic backgrounds, religions, and races, and it causes serious tension. But they're too good together for any of us to stop 'shipping it.

On paper, Teresa and James should not be nearly as intriguing as they are. Teresa was violated and tormented under Camila's reign, and James was still a part of that because of his deep loyalty and commitment to Camila. However, he also protected Teresa from Camila.

Almost everything James has ever done for most of the series was rooted in him being protective of Teresa including leaving her. The cartel game is messy, bloody, and complicated, and their relationship has always felt doomed, but it will never stop us from 'shipping them nor impatiently awaiting his return.

Nothing about this pairing should work. They're both awful in many ways and pathetic in others, but they also have this bizarre chemistry that just works. It's shocking how endearing of a couple they are even though they're hot messes and so very wrong in all the best ways. Did we anticipate enjoying this pairing? No, but are we committed to it? Yup!

When you think about how awful House treated Cuddy most of the time, and how much of a nag Cuddy was to House, you'd wonder why people rooted for this pairing so much. It wasn't the most healthy of relationships, but it was an entertaining one, with complicated feelings, and you would have to pry Huddy from our cold, dead fingers!

Tom treats Teddy like an absolute queen, and she still treated him like crap when she once again gets distracted by Owen. Frankly, Tom deserves better than Teddy, but he loves her, and they made such a great, healthy couple. Pending she makes it up to Tom, we're still aboard this 'ship. Owen and Teddy had their chance time and again. We're over it.