Fiction's Gay Supercouples

One that proved popular worldwide. BUT it's ending was unhappy on the show. Things started to get downhill after their marriage. So I personally didn't watch them afterwards, and to me their ending is joyful.

Verbotene Liebe is a german soap opera.

They also appear in Bad Romance The Series, although there they're not the main characters.

Together With Me The Series is a thai streaming series.

Their story continues in Together with Me Next Chapter, but it's awful and I suggest avoiding this sequel like the plague.

Coming straight from the young adult series of books.

The series was all about queer couples, but it's the main one that became the most famous.

Their relationship is quite unique.

Will's coming out was a very well written storyline, and Chandler Massey was awesome in his scenes! Their romance was full of chemistry. They still exist on the soap opera, but much has happened, including a recasting for Will's role, that has now been reversed... it's just weird. They protagonized the first gay wedding on network daytime (after the recasting).

They were hot. Spoiler alert: One of them dies in the end.

Fisica o Quimica is a spanish TV show.

They were the awesomest to me, really, the ones I liked the most so far. But what was done to them, I can't accept (even though I stopped watching at Nina's wedding, knowing nothing but troubles were coming). It was so sweet while it lasted, though.

GTST is a dutch soap opera.

Ryan Murphy gave us these in his (very) popular teen musical drama.

They are sweet and hot, and after a while it becomes super confusing, with multiple gay characters, I gave up because it seemed their appeal would vanish through all the back and forthing. I still think they are endgame, but don't care anymore.

Secret Lives is a finnish soap opera.

Short and sweet.

Skam is a norwegian teen webseries.

Two young boys! Though it's sad Connor never comes back from going to live with his mother. Anyways, it can't be expected that fictional character's first love will be the one that remains (though I wish, it's fiction after all!).

I personally am #TeamKevin (because Russel Tovey!!) but both of Paddy's pairings were memorable.

Both Paddy's pairings were convincing and I understand the divide between fans of both relationships.

I didn't watch, but they were big and groundbreaking. They gave the first network daytime gay kiss, and it was controversial at the time.

They burned bright but fast and soon it was over (it's GoT after all, death is everywhere). But still, it's so rare for medievalistic TV shows to have strong gay characters, they usually are so easily forgotten. I also can't fail to mention a gay pairing in such a mainstream series.

Not as popular as it deserves to be.

AWZ is a german soap opera.

Notable for airing the first daytime gay sex scene on network television.

Hot in argentinian telenovela.

Os Nossos Dias is a portuguese telenovela.

I suppose these are popular because they're considered hot. They are, but their story, albeit good, is too short.

It was my fave in the past. Now it can be considered tame. I hated the *spoiler alert* cheating plot in the last season. Other than that it's wholesome sweet.

Nice interracial gay couple in an Allan Ball show on HBO.

Although I love HtGAWM, I don't love this couple as much as other people. They are indeed popular. And although I'm starting to warm up to them, it's still not quite there yet to me.

I don't like them very much, although the pacing of their story is commendable. They're popular enough to appear here.

Sotus is a thai series.

They're lovely, but what's also lovely is CS Pacat's writing and all the nonromantic storytelling that takes place in these books.

They were a part of the Young Avengers.

Previously being a part of the Wildstorm Universe as part of the awesome superhero team The Authority, they then were integrated in the larger DC Universe, were Midnighter had the groundbreaking solo Midnighter and then there was the mini Midnighter and Apollo. Now Wildstorm Universe is on the verge of coming back, let's see what happens.

A not-so-rapey boys love/yaoi manga/anime! And with good comedy at that!