TV Couples We’re Totally Shipping Hard Right Now
TV Couples We’re Shipping
Ah yes, springtime. Bringing back sweet memories of my first ship, so long ago. Well, those days have passed, and Pacey and Joey ended up together after all. In the meantime, there’s a fresh new crop of TV couples we’re shipping these days. Whether they’re together on-screen or only in our fantasies, these are the television characters whose chemistry gets us all twitterpated. So sit back, relax, close the door, and get your vibrator handy. They may not bring it as hard as my man Pacey Witter, but these modern pairs are still generating some definite heat nonetheless.Jake And Amy, Brooklyn 99
From the very first episode, it was clear that the tight-laced Amy Santiago and the loosey goosey Jake Peralta were meant to be.
The show has handled every stage of their developing relationship with real panache, giving us just enough will-they-won’t-they at the beginning and following through the realistic roadblocks that arise.
The wedding will no doubt be epic, and that, my friends, is hella noice.
Princess Margaret And Peter, The Crown
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The real life story of Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend’s love affair is straight-up TRAGIC. The Crown, doing what it does so well, gives us glimpses into the personal lives of these royals and draws us into their wild yet restricted world.
Peter and Margaret’s passion is palpable on-screen, which makes the knowledge they’re doomed to be forever star-crossed that much harder.
Sherlock and John, Sherlock
Ah, Sherlock and Watson – the OG ship, as it were. Sure, you can bring in all the Irenes and Marys you want, throw us twists and turns and faked deaths and all sorts of crazy nonsense.
Nothing’s going to change the fact that these two are a perfect couple, and they’d each be hopelessly lost without the other.
Gail And Erica, The Last Man On Earth
The Last Man On Earth is my favorite show. It is the weirdest, funniest, dumbest shit I’ve ever seen combined with the most emotionally affecting writing and performances of any sitcom ever.
Gail and Erica, best friends, mothers, and newlyweds, are just one more example of the perfect melting pot of human weirdness that is this show.
There’s never been a wedding between two bisexual women on network TV before, and I’m proud that Erica and Gail were the first.