Warning: There are spoilers ahead if you haven't seen some of the following shows.
No matter what genre of television you're into, most of us can think of couples on TV we've looked up to throughout our lives, or couples who inspire us in our own relationships.
From comedies to dramas, mysteries to sitcoms, the heart-warming romance is endless.
Here are 24 of the best TV couples to date — in no particular order.
Randall and Beth Pearson from "This Is Us"
Randall and Beth Pearson met in college, and they immediately hit it off, with Randall doing everything he can to seem cool, rather than acting like the nerd we know and love. They get married, have two girls, and overall their family is stable and thriving.
They're close-knit and they stick together, even when the unexpected happens — from navigating their complicated relationship with Randall's birth father to deciding to ultimately become foster parents. Together, they handle everything life throws at them.
They are a great example of a healthy relationship.
Meredith Grey and Derek Shepherd from "Grey's Anatomy"
What started off as a one night stand with the dreamboat she'd soon find out was one of her bosses turns out be the ultimate love story. Meredith and Derek make the whole working together and being together thing work (for the most part). It's impossible not to root for them.
Their on-and-off again relationship is filled with so much passion, and even though they occasionally venture from one another to pursue other relationships, they ultimately end up together.
I think we'll always wonder, what if? What if Derek hadn't died and they were still in love, saving lives, and raising Zola, Bailey, and Ellis while growing old together in the house Derek built for Meredith?
Stef and Lena Foster from "The Fosters"
Stef, a police officer, and Lena, a principal, had a rocky start to their relationship. They met when Stef was still married to her husband, and not out. Eventually, Stef divorced her husband to be with Lena. They build a large family together, with both biological and adopted children, and with their large family comes lots of drama.
Together, they deal with everything: losing jobs, their kids getting arrested, cancer, the death of a parent, and more. They push through it all, always coming out stronger than ever.
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