Least believable relationships in film and tv

[UnclaimedCorpse]

To name a few:

• Milo and Sophie in The Transfiguration- Autistic black manlet hooks up with a white prostitute twice his height
• Anthony Jr. and Puerto Rican Stacy in The Sopranos- Tubby boy faced caucasian manlet bangs latina Stacy without making any move
• Omar Little and all his boyfriends in The Wire- Homosexual street thug attracts homosexual men willing to join him in violent criminal activities

What other relationships in film or tv are ridiculously unrealistic?

 

[blickpall]

Parks and Recreation: Attractive and nihilistic Aubrey Plaza falls for tall but dumb as bricks normie. Wait... Maybe that's not so unbelievable... Okay, attractive, friendly, and successful nurse/public official Rashida Jones gets "worn down" into dating Aziz Ansari, currycel manlet with a failed business and no work ethic.

Friends: David Schwimmer, tall with borderline between normie and incel face nerd who works at a museum, gets with the Staceyest of Staceys, Jennifer Anniston as a waitress. Maybe height IS everything? Is that what TV is telling us?

Curb Your Enthusiasm: Balding, cynical oldcel comedy writer has a decently attractive and young Stacey as a wife. Could be statusmogging but c'mon.

 

[Indari]

every shitty "coming of age" story that has stacy fall for the self-insert beta protagonist

 

[jagged0]

Glenn and his Pregnant girlfriend in the walking dead, no way would a girl as hot as that ever go for a chadlite asian guy.

 

[BlackPill47]

Blanca was very forward with AJ, she wanted his betabux and reflected notoriety from his dad. Poor guy was a simp though.

With Larry and Cheryl, it's been hinted that she is a gold-digger. LD is supposedly worth hundred of millions.

Ross and Rachel would never have hooked up IRL, definitely so after the internet boom.

I guess one that I would add is Odo and Kira on Deep Space Nine. It's hard to believe he would escape the cursed Friend Zone after all those years of unrequited love.

 

[Red Shambhala]

Omar Little and all his boyfriends in The Wire- Homosexual street thug attracts homosexual men willing to join him in violent criminal activities?

The Wire was a great show and Omar the coolest character. And it was exactly that "coolness" that made him stick out like a sore thumb and didn't really fit into the show. The show had a realistic, grim feel about it - but I think Omar, his trenchcoat and the shotguns, whistling a trademark melody when he goes around shooting folk together with this gay buddies etc. - this was a total meme character. He really felt like someone the writers came up with after the producers pressured them to build in an edgy GTA-like meme character, to make the show less depressingly realistic.