Do you like "Will They Won't They?" romances?

[Phasmal]

Yeah, well.. it works if the two are close friends and can't seem to find or cross the relationship line.
That's how my relationships usually get started.

 

[Rawberry101]

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I was about to mentioned bones

I dont care if the charachters get together or not..but you cant keep beating that dead hoarse to drive the show

Booth was a dick anyhow

Booth had his moments IMHO. Like I said, the earlier seasons were amazing until they pissed away the strong characterization. However, I will defend the early incarnation of Booth as a hero of the highest order.

 

[Relish in Chaos]

Generally, no, as it?s quite an easy and lazy plot device to abuse. I mean, it can be nice as an initial exploration or commentary on relationships, but they always tend to be dragged out and get really tiresome towards the end. Notable example is Ross & Rachel in Friends. They had a fucking kid together, for goodness sake, yet they still couldn?t get over that ?We were on a break!? bullshit, and how they were ?terrible? for each other, even though their relationship was years ago, their circumstances (work, etc.) had changed since then, and they practically were going out (providing each other with shoulders to cry on, the occasional bumping of uglies) because they still loved each other and ended up sabotaging every relationship since then (although a lot of them were just episodic, gag-like ones, that are mentioned once and never again).

But, hey, they?re not exactly intolerable as far as sitcom tropes go, and I still love sitcoms such as Friends and Scrubs.

 

[ThePenguinKnight]

I'm rather sick of romances period, they're forcibly inserted in every form of media and has begun ruining movies and games that'd have greatly benefited without them.