Go On, You Know You Want To Trivia Quiz

Answer: Joey and Phoebe

"Friends" first aired in 1994, and lasted ten seasons. Several years into the show, I thought it seemed only fair that the six friends ended up marrying between them. Throughout the many dating misadventures they all had, a few of the friends realized they were meant for each other. Ross and Rachel dated off and on throughout the series, and did marry before the end of the series, though they divorced (and got back together at the very end). Chandler and Monica had also been married by the end of the ten seasons. Joey and Phoebe never married each other but they did share some tender moments, including five kisses throughout the 236 episodes of "Friends".

In "The One With the Proposal", Joey did propose to Phoebe, thinking she was pregnant and not wanting her to be alone, and she accepted, but after discovering Phoebe was not actually pregnant, the two never married each other.

Answer: Lucas Gottesman

Lucas appeared in the first three seasons of "Pretty Little Liars", which first aired in 2010. Early on in his 23 appearances, Lucas expressed his love for Hanna. Though it seemed that she was also in love with him, she rejected him. Even though he was heartbroken, Lucas befriended Hanna, even coming to her for dating advice later on. Lucas was never "A", and was never part of the "A-Team", but he was blackmailed into helping the "A-Team" destroy Hanna, Spencer, Aria, and Emily. Out of fear "A" would harm him again, Lucas moved away at the end of season 3 of the show.

Answer: Ryan and Kelly

"The Office" (U.S.) was an adaptation from the U.K. series of the same name starring Ricky Gervais. It aired for nine seasons from 2005 to 2013. Throughout the series, multiple characters fell in love, and many of the relationships proved why office romances are usually bad ideas.

However, some did get married. Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly were married in the sixth season, after dating since the fourth season (though Jim had a crush on Pam since season one, even while she was engaged to Roy). They had two children by the final season. Dwight and Angela began dating secretly in season two, and their relationship was off and on throughout, until season nine when the two finally married. Michael Scott and Holly Flax moved to Colorado in season seven, and it wasn't revealed until later that the two actually married. Ryan Howard and Kelly Kapoor dated throughout the series, and ran away together in the final episode of the series.

However, we never saw them marry.

Answer: 30 Rock

"30 Rock" ran for seven seasons (though the seventh was abbreviated), ran from 2006 to 2013. It was created by Tina Fey, who also starred as Liz Lemon. In the show, Liz Lemon was the head writer of a television show ("The Girly Show"), and the series followed her struggles behind the scenes as the writer. It was loosely based on Tina Fey's experiences as a writer of "Saturday Night Live".

Throughout the series, it seemed obvious that Liz Lemon and Jack Donaghy would eventually end up together. In one episode, they were even married, but it was an accidental marriage when a Spanish-speaking man in the Caribbean mistook Liz as Jack's bride when he was intending to marry Avery... The marriage was, however, annulled, and by the finale of the show, Jack and Liz were not together (Tina Fey said it would be "too icky").

Answer: Futurama

"Futurama" first aired in 1999, and lasted four seasons until 2003 (these episodes aired on FOX). The show was renewed in 2008, and four direct-to-video films were released. In 2010, the show was picked up by Comedy Central, where three more seasons were created, with the seventh season's finale in 2013. Throughout the entire series, Fry, a pizza delivery boy from 1999 thawed out in 3000, admitted his love for Leela, a one-eyed alien who worked with him in 3000.

In one episode in season 3, Fry and Leela married because Fry wrote her name in the stars.

However, time was going quickly, and no one remembered what happened, and when time was fixed to move at its normal speed, it also went back to before they were married. In the final episode of the seventh season, however, Fry and Leela finally ended up together, living their life together as the only two moving people left in the world.

However, the Professor had a time machine that brought them back to the time just before they spent their lives together, with no knowledge of their time together.

They traveled back in time to live their lives together again, making this couple unique. They got to fall in love and live happily ever after... twice!

Answer: Parenthood

"Parenthood" began in 2010, and featured the Braverman family. Sarah appears often throughout the series (she is a Braverman, after all), but it wasn't until season four that Hank Rizzoli appeared. When Hank and Sarah first met, Hank was photographing the family, and Sarah was able to get a job as Hank's assistant.

She was dating Mark Cyr at the time, who became insanely jealous of Hank, but Sarah promised nothing was going on. Of course, throughout the season, it was revealed that Hank had fallen for Sarah.

After an impossible decision between Mark and Hank, Sarah ended up with Hank. Things didn't last long, though, and in season five, they were no longer together (though it did seem they still had feelings for each other throughout that season, as well).

Answer: Parks and Recreation

"Parks and Recreation" began in 2009. It starred Leslie Knope, a woman in love with her government job (which her boss hated, as he believed the government should be hated in all aspects). She was portrayed by Amy Poehler. Ben Wyatt did not appear until the final episodes of season two.

The two began dating in season three, and were off-and-on for a while. In the beginning of the fifth season, however, they were engaged, and by the halfway point of the season, they were married.

Answer: Sophie

In 2010, in the fifth series of the revived "Doctor Who" (that began in 2005), the Doctor visited Craig as his new lodger in order to inspect a mystery happening around the area. As it turned out, the mystery was a second story of Craig's apartment, but to avoid spoilers, I will only mention the second floor was bad news.

The story of Craig and Sophie was far more interesting anyway. During the episode, Sophie was going to move away to study monkeys, but when the Doctor asked what was keeping her from going, it became clear she loved Craig (who, by this time, we had learned loved Sophie a great deal). Near the end of the episode, they finally kissed.

They reappeared in the sixth season, where we learned they were living together while raising their child, Alfie.

Answer: Teen Titans

"Teen Titans" ran from 2003 to 2006, and was based on the comic characters of the same name (first appearing in 1964). The show starred Robin, Cyborg, Starfire, Beast Boy and Raven. Beast Boy, the youngest member, seemed to have feelings for Raven; it was he who always tried to incorporate Raven into activities, and comforted her after a bad break up. Alas, nothing ever happened between them during the duration of the five seasons.

Answer: Family Matters

"Family Matters" first aired in 1989, and lasted for nine seasons, ending in 1998. In the show, Steve Urkel was overly fond of Laura Winslow, and pursued her relentlessly through the seasons. She wasn't interested for quite some time, but eventually they were dating.

In the third-to-last episode, Steve asked Laura to marry him. She said yes, of course, but we never got to see their marriage (the series was supposed to end with their marriage, but we never saw it because the show was canceled).