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25.
 Doug Funnie and Patty Mayonaise – “Doug”
Doug and Patty’s love clearly doesn’t extend towards their future children, who, one way or the other, are screwed in the last-name department.

24.
 Ben Wyatt and Leslie Knope – “Parks and Recreation”

It’s not every day a guy who isn’t Bill Clinton can survive a political blow like sleeping with someone you shouldn’t. Ben’s love for Leslieprevented a scandal, and also his goals for the future, minus the one about being in love. So it’s all fine.




23.
 Frank and Marie Barone – “Everybody Loves Raymond” 


Frank and Marie’s undying devotion can probably be entirely attributed to the fact they can spy on their son 24/7. Nothing unites two people quite like meddling in their immediate family’s affairs.


22. 
Al and Peg Bundy –“Married with Children”





Sometimes the secret to a good marriage is simply not murdering the other person in the marriage, which was quite an achievement for Al and Peggy. Despite pretty much hating each other, they somehow worked.

21. 
Jesse and Rebecca Katsopolis – “Full House”
Jesse and Becky are from two different worlds, which is why it’s even weirder that, given the choice between thetwo worlds, they chose the one where the are married adults who have to live in an attic.

20.
 Cosmo and Wanda – “The Fairly Odd Parents”

It must put a strain on a relationship when, at any moment, either person can magic themselves up a hotter, younger, more willing partner. Luckily, Cosmo and Wanda make their own magic. Ew, no, not like that. NOT LIKE THAT.




19.
 Andy Dwyer and AprilLudgate – “Parks and Recreation”
April and Andy surprised everyone by getting married only shortly after getting together, then surprised everyone again by making it work brilliantly. Then they surprised everyone AGAIN by getting a one-legged dog! They’re the best!





18.
 Cliff and Clair Huxtable – “The Cosby Show”
Look, there’s no one secret to a successful marriage, but the fact that Clairstands by and supports Cliff through eight season of horrendous sweaters is proof of something deeper than mortal love.





17.
 Fred and Wilma Flintstone – “The Flintstones”
Who says love didn’t exist in the time of the dinosaurs? Scientists, for one, but what do they know? Apart from science. Fred and Wilma are irrefutable proof that two people could co-exist millions of years ago. And thatscience is dumb.





16.
 Tim “The Tool Man” and Jill Taylor – “Home Improvement”
Over the years, Tim and Jill tried to find common interests. Surprisingly, ladies don’t like tools or sports, and guys don’t like ballet or emotional honesty. At least they love the hell out of each other regardless.




15.
 Tobias and Lindsay Funke – “Arrested Development”
It’s fair to say Lindsay andTobias are failures in just about every aspect of their lives except their marriage. That two people can withstand bankruptcy, homelessness, probable homosexuality, and remain faithful, is probably a good thing, right?




14. 
Phil and Claire Dunphy – “Modern Family”
Phil and Claire deserve plenty of recognition for keeping the spark alive while surrounded by their unstable lineage. Still, partialcredit should also go to Clive Bixby.





13.
 Hal and Lois – “Malcolm in the Middle”
Hal and Lois‘ offspring were the main focus on the show, but that didn’t make their marriage any less important or functional, which, considering Lois‘ uncontrollable rage and Hal’s twice-daily mental breakdowns, is a feat.





12. 
Cameron Tucker and Mitchell Pritchett – “Modern Family”
Cam and Mitch arenot only an inspirational same-sex couple, but also an inspiration to those couples who can’t help but fight all the time as well. Bickering unites us all.




11. 
Leonard and Penny – “The Big Bang Theory”
If anything, being a “nerd” seems to increase your chances of romantic bliss in a sitcom nowadays, which is weird, because Penny seems pretty happy and she’s not a nerd at all.



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