When has a romance subplot actually improved a show/comic?

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>>92401264
Star Vs.

Clone high with abe originally wanted Cleopatra but then realized he loves Joan more

>>92401264
I thought the show ended before they ever got serious about a relationship?

>>92401436
Even when the show was running,the signs of mutual attraction were there. Theresa didn't really get in the way of the plot too much and thats admirable. The creator of the show did say that it was canon though

>>92401382
Did that actually end up happening? Only got around to watching the first couple of episodes.

>>92401559
Yeah it did happen in the last 2 episodes when Abe finally started noticing Joan

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>>92401382
It happens.

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Stone Quackers

It works when both romantic leads are rootable i.e self insertable.

>>92401591
>tfw we'll never get a new season of Clone High

For some reason, I was fine with the romance drama in The Spectacular Spider-Man. It helps that the characters were genuinely likable, didn't overtake the actual plot, and it wasn't rushed and forced.

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>>92401623
Never thought a romance between a middle-aged, married cop and a teenaged girl would be the most engaging and genuinely lovable aspect of a show

take away the romance, and you are left with nothing but a formulaic monster of the week show

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>>92403758
forgot the image

>>92403792
good example