Top 10 Best TV Bromances

TV bromances give you the rare joy of watching two people turn friendship into a full-contact emotional support system, complete with dumb plans, loyal pep talks, and the kind of nonsense no one else would tolerate. You get the jokes, the inside rituals, and the strange little habits that make these duos feel less like scripted pairings and more like guys who would absolutely share one brain cell in an emergency.

The best ones are funny without losing their heart, sentimental without getting syrupy, and chaotic enough to make you wonder how either person has survived this long. You watch them fight, scheme, fail spectacularly, and still show up for each other when it matters. That is the magic of a great TV bromance: it turns ordinary friendship into comfort food with better punchlines.

The Top Ten

  1. Chandler Bing & Joey Tribbiani (Friends)

  2. skekGra & urGoh (The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance)

    One's a Mystic. One's a Skeksis. Both betrayed their clans to be together. They are the oddest and sweetest couple on TV. They're polar opposites, but literally each other's half.

  3. Sam-I-Am & Guy-Am-I (Green Eggs and Ham)

    Sam is very clingy around Guy. Guy is frequently annoyed with Sam, but Sam is the first person to show Guy any kindness after the latter's invention pitch fails in the first episode.

  4. Edd & Eddy (Ed, Edd n Eddy)

  5. SpongeBob SquarePants & Patrick Star (SpongeBob SquarePants)

  6. Ted Mosby & Marshall Eriksen (How I Met Your Mother)

  7. Julian Fawcett & Robin (Ghosts)

    Julian and Robin are good buddies and once spent a night huddled together.

  8. Howard Wolowitz & Rajesh Koothrappali (The Big Bang Theory)

  9. Guillermo de la Cruz & Nandor the Relentless (What We Do in the Shadows)

    Guillermo obviously has some romantic feelings for Nandor, and Nandor is obviously fond of Guillermo but doesn't show it much.

  10. Walter White & Jesse Pinkman (Breaking Bad)

    11. The Newcomers
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    Zuko & Aang (Avatar: The Last Airbender)

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    Harvey Specter & Mike Ross (Suits)

    13. The Contenders

  13. Jerry Seinfeld & George Costanza (Seinfeld)

    In "The Serenity Now," Jerry becomes too euphoric and tells George he loves him.

  14. Stan Marsh & Kyle Broflovski (South Park)

  15. Grumpy & Happy (The 7D)

    Although they're opposites, Grumpy and Happy arguably have a closer relationship than any of the other dwarfs. They also have an embarrassing secret that Happy is unwilling to share.

  16. Toya Kinomoto & Yukito Tsukishiro (Cardcaptor Sakura)

  17. Buck Tuddrussel & Larry 3000 (Time Squad)

    At first, Larry was only slightly gay, but as time went on, his gay traits were pronounced to the point where he and Buck were all but implied to be a gay couple, as well as being parental figures to Otto. At the very least, Buck and Larry have a lazy-husband, nagging-wife dynamic.

  18. Pinky & The Brain (Animaniacs)

    Pinky has given up his soul for the Brain, and the Brain has given up the world for Pinky. If it's not a bromance, it's definitely a testament to the friendship they have.

  19. Balki Bartokomous & Larry Appleton (Perfect Strangers)

  20. Son Goku & Genjo Sanzo (Monkey)

  21. Will Byers & Mike Wheeler (Stranger Things)

  22. Achim & Kunibert (Brummkreisel)

  23. Tyrion Lannister & Bronn (Game of Thrones)

  24. Troy Barnes & Abed Nadir (Community)

  25. Skipper & King Julien (The Penguins of Madagascar)

    Or Skipper and everyone. Or Julien and everyone.

  26. Sherlock Holmes & Dr. John Watson (Sherlock)

  27. James T. Kirk & Spock (Star Trek)

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