"It Looked Like They Were Each Other's Air": Here Are 23 Costars Who Have Electric Chemistry Together. Period.

"Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer all day, every day. It looked like they were each other's air."

—camsamjoe

Suggested by: amnaf1499

Suggested by: lollylaurenpop

"They work together so perfectly that it's one of those rare instances where I love the show just as much as the book. Also, the friendship Michael and David developed IRL is the cutest thing ever."

—aliceinautieland

"No question. There was so much chemistry right from the beginning. Watch the episode where they first meet, and you will see the chemistry IMMEDIATELY!"

—fallon7

"That chemistry is absolutely scorching. Their relationship is an absolute disaster, but you can also understand why Louis stayed for so long because the heat and the connection between them is so intense. The first season had them playing out thirty-odd years across eight episodes, and all the different phases of the relationship, and every single moment was so authentic. They’re utterly phenomenal."

—garebehr

"There's good chemistry on TV, and then there's chemistry that changes the entire course of a TV show, and that's really what Danielle and Stefania had on Station 19. Their work together as Maya and Carina completely transformed the show (and their characters), and it was just brilliant to watch. For me, Maya is one of the best bisexual characters on TV. Her character arc was just so authentic."

—noradominick

"We all know David is a dramatic person, and we love him for it, and never have we seen Patrick roll his eyes or ridicule his husband for his quirks and insecurities. David is Patrick's safe space when he's nervous about coming out to his parents; Patrick is David's home when it comes to voicing his inner musings that he stifled otherwise.

Their proposal was just about the perfect depiction of this — Patrick choosing four gold rings because he KNOWS David that well, David asking if he's sure because he has difficulty loving himself. MY WHOLE HEART." 

—ananyeah

"Tatiana played multiple characters with multiple love interests, and she managed to have chemistry with so many of them (like Alison and Donnie, and Sarah and Cal), but Cosima and Delphine are by far the best."

—flaviasilvaoliveira85

Suggested by: stile4aly

"My favorite couple ever. They are an amazing depiction of young queer love including all the awkward bits that come with figuring it out. I just adore them."

—radianttortoise73

Suggested by: lilqueenb19

"My goodness, Ed and Stede in Our Flag Means Death sent me over the edge. A simple foottap almost brought me to tears!"

—noimpillagingeverybody

Suggested by: actoranon

"I know a lot of people really wanted Buck and Eddie to get together in 9-1-1. But they are so much better as friends, especially now that Buck came out to him and Eddie was so accepting and supportive of Buck's new relationship with Tommy."

—crafty_gm

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"Two words: 'Come here.'"

—buttercupbailey

"Never rooted for such a toxic yet delicious relationship before or since."

—acasey1790

"Uncle Clifford and Lil' Murda from P-Valley are the sweetest couple. It really sneaks up on you that the show is a gay love story."

—thebanksiaman

"I'm going to add Suranne Jones and Rose Leslie as Amy and Kirsten in Vigil. They have beautiful chemistry on and off-screen and play off of each other really well."

—ravenbard

"I'm so glad we got to experience at least a tiny bit of their relationship. Jack and Kit brought them to life wonderfully and their off-screen chemistry is truly one of a kind."

—undrscoremaddie

"Despite all the toxicity, Rue and Jules made my heart warm a lot, and I miss them a lot."

—tanyam44ab2253d