TV Shows based around a 'Teaser Relationship'
Here's some i can think of
Smallville Ned and Stacey Who's the Boss |
Every NBC sitcom since Tartikoff died?
Guess it depends on what you mean by "based around" <I>Frasier</I> was very Daphne/Niles early on. <I>Friends</I> was Ross/Rachel for years. <I>Cheers</I> was Sam/Diane for 5 years, then Sam/Rebecca for 5 more. <I>SportsNight</I> was Casey/Dana for a good year plus. Need a better definition I guess. A lot of ensemble shows evolve into teaser relationships. A lot of shows start off as teasers and finally give in because they can't write a decent plot anymore. So is the defintion of a "teaser" a show where they <I>never</I> get together? Or just a show where they milk it for a few years for cheap ratings? das |
That stupid Good Morning, Miami show.
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The only one that comes to mind is Felicity. Ok, they looked like very nice gentlemen, so pick one and move on. It took 5 years for that to finally occur, and someone had to die in a dream for that to happen.
Then again, it took about a decade or so for "The Nanny" to get married to that guy. That was basically season after season of bad jokes, nasal voices, and lots of flirting. Oh, and Luke/Lorelai on Gilmore Girls, Nina/Andy & Amy/Emphram on Everwood. |
the original... Moonlighting :)
And maybe The Facts of Life... well, I always wanted to see Blair and Jo hit it off. ;) |
Originally posted by Mutley Hyde the original... Moonlighting :) Thats the first one I thought of too. Others? Remington Steele? |
Three's Company - Jack was gay, but he never hooked up with his "best friend" Larry. At least that what I think the show was about, but I may have misheard a conversation in one episode and gotten the wrong idea.
Oh, and we can't forget about The Brady Bunch... |
<BLOCKQUOTE> • Quoth Tscott •<HR SIZE=1>Oh, and we can't forget about The Brady Bunch... <HR SIZE=1></BLOCKQUOTE>
Greg and Carol, right? :) das |
Originally posted by das Monkey <BLOCKQUOTE> • Quoth Tscott •<HR SIZE=1>Oh, and we can't forget about The Brady Bunch... <HR SIZE=1></BLOCKQUOTE> Greg and Carol, right? :) das |
Ed.
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Caroline in the City
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Oh yeah, and Wings! Oh, and a classic... Cheers. :)
And The Wonder Years. |
B.J. and the Bear
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Originally posted by das Monkey <BLOCKQUOTE> • Quoth Tscott •<HR SIZE=1>Oh, and we can't forget about The Brady Bunch... <HR SIZE=1></BLOCKQUOTE> Greg and Carol, right? :) das |
Wow, there are a lot. In fact, I can think of very few sitcoms that aren't based either around a teaser relationship or married couple (when obviously a teaser relationship is out of the question). I mean seriously, name any successful sitcom that hasn't had one. The only one I can think of is Seinfeld, which did the opposite by having Jerry and Elaine hook up and break up in the very beginning.
A better question would be: how many failed after the teaser relationship was consumated? |
Suddenly Susan
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Lois and Clark...failed after they got together.
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Originally posted by fujishig I mean seriously, name any successful sitcom that hasn't had one. (not really a success and arguably a comedy, but........) |
Northern Exposure? (somewhat)
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Undeclared!
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Originally posted by LBPound That stupid Good Morning, Miami show. |
Did anyone see Good Morning Miami tonite? I had it on in the background and was sort of listening to it. That guy made a pros and cons list about the chick he pseudo-likes; didn't they do that in Friends already? And his con was "She's not Dylan"? WTF?
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Originally posted by huzefa Did anyone see Good Morning Miami tonite? I had it on in the background and was sort of listening to it. That guy made a pros and cons list about the chick he pseudo-likes; didn't they do that in Friends already? And his con was "She's not Dylan"? WTF? |
Originally posted by Tscott Three's Company - Jack was gay, but he never hooked up with his "best friend" Larry. At least that what I think the show was about, but I may have misheard a conversation in one episode and gotten the wrong idea. Jack Tripper only pretended to be gay so that the landlord would let him live with the 2 girls. He was never actually gay. :D If you want some REAL gay irony, look at Fraiser. Niles is in LOVE with Daphnie and "Bulldog" is a womanizer...in real life, they are both gay. |
Originally posted by DarthMarklar I guess everyone's too young to respond to this so my "old" self has gotta step in. This is obvious by him saying I may have misheard a conversation in one episode and gotten the wrong idea |
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