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The Runtime: 3 seasons (Angel), plus crossovers. The curse. "Becoming: Part 2." Angel losing his soul after the perfect moment. This storyline gave us the metaphor of sleeping with your boyfriend and him turning into a monster. It is the definitive tragic "high school romance" that never really ends, even when he gets his own show.
The Vibe: The argument against the friend zone. The Size: 12 years (the film’s timeline). "You’re the only person I want to talk to before I go to sleep." This invented the genre. No explosions, no vampires, just two neurotics arguing about orgasms in a diner. It remains the gold standard for "Big Ass Relationships" because it asks the big question: Can men and women be friends?
The Runtime: 7 seasons (and counting). Perhaps the biggest of the "Big Ass." A WWII nurse falls through time into the arms of a Scottish Highlander. They have survived witch trials, wars, rape, separation for 20 years, and moving to America. Their romance is the definition of "sprawling epic." 25 sexy big ass girls photos 1 patched
The Runtime: 2 seasons + specials. "Bad Wolf." The first modern Who romance that broke the hearts of a generation. A time lord who can live forever falls for a shop girl from London. The finale, where they are separated by a parallel universe wall, is the reason the revival succeeded.
When we say "Big Ass Relationships," we aren't talking about height charts or body counts. We are talking about magnitude. These are the romances that took over entire TV seasons, spanned multiple film franchises, broke the internet, or required a flow chart to understand. These storylines are loud, messy, lengthy, and unforgettable. The Runtime: 3 seasons (Angel), plus crossovers
From the toxic pull of Twilight to the will-they-won’t-they torture of Moonlighting, here are the 25 biggest, most sprawling, and most romantic (or disastrous) storylines ever written.
She hunts pirates. He is the pirate. She boards his ship in a storm. He ties her to the mast. She escapes, steals his map, and kisses him just to distract him. It works too well. Neither recovers. Trope: Enemy to lover to enemy again / Betrayal kink. This storyline gave us the metaphor of sleeping
The Runtime: 26 episodes. Not a happy ending. Not even a "relationship" in the traditional sense. But the tension between the amnesiac bounty hunter and the femme fatale is a masterpiece of implication. The final scene where Faye admits she "didn't want him to go" is heartbreak defined.
She prays. He laughs. She exorcises him from a boy. He latches onto her soul instead. Now he lives in her shadow, whispering temptations. Then she whispers back — not to banish him, but to ask his real name. Trope: Temptation / “What if the demon is kinder than the church?”
