Random Most Memorable TV Romances Between Humans And Mythical Creatures (18 items)

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  (#14) Sam And Cassie, 'Good Witch' 

  After moving to Middleton with his teenage son, the last thing Sam Radford of Good Witch expects to find is love, especially while living next to the very spooky Greyhouse. The major factor dividing his relationship with Cassie is their disagreement over the kind of medicine they each practice. He’s a surgeon and she’s a witch, and while those things aren’t diametrically opposed, Sam has trouble wrapping his head around her penchant for homeopathic remedies. 

  Cassie is more or less psychic and has the ability to give someone exactly what they need before they know they need it. However, when she first meets Sam, she’s still reeling from the death of her former husband. A trip to the Radford family lake house is just what they need to spark romance.

  Even if fans are used to seeing Cassie with her ex, it’s comforting to know she and Sam are able to raise their respective children together as one big family. 
   
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  (#18) Ned And Olive, 'Pushing Daisies' 

  Olive Snook, the sweet and loyal server at the Pie Hole in Pushing Daisies, nurtures her relationship for her boss, Ned. While they work in tandem to keep the little pie shop that could from going under, Ned’s also dealing with his unfortunate power to bring people back from the dead with a single touch. However, if he touches someone for a second time, they’ll be dead forever. As great as that power sounds, it seriously hampers his love life. 

  Not only does Ned have extreme intimacy issues because of the possibilities that come along with his touch, but he also brings the love of his life back from the dead - it’s just that he can’t ever touch her. Rather than accept the fact that a relationship with his undead ex is not a possibility, he pines after her while Olive is left waiting in the wings. 

  Ned’s inability to see what's in front of him is thoroughly frustrating, but thankfully, by the series finale, Olive moves on to a new restaurant and a new love. 
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  (#11) Henry And Paige, 'Charmed'

  After dating a fellow witch and an FBI agent, Paige Matthews of Charmed sets her romantic sights on a mortal. But not just any mortal: she falls for a parole officer. After Paige comes out of hiding in Season 8, she leans into her status as a Whitelighter and starts training charges in the battle against good and evil. Thanks to a scrape with the law, one of her trainees gets stuck reporting to Henry Mitchell. 

  Although the two don’t initially get along, a special magic brews between them, and in the final season, they fall into a deep, entangled love, even after Henry finds out Paige is a witch. Rather than shy away from a woman with power, Henry finds himself helping her in the fight between good and evil. Things work out for these two, leading them to have three magical kids. 
   
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  (#3) Belle And Rumpelstiltskin, 'Once Upon a Time' 

  You know those couples who don’t make any sense when you initially meet them, but once you get to know them, and take a couples vacation to San Diego with them, you realize, “Wow, they’re great”? That’s Belle and Rumpelstiltskin from Once Upon a Time. While the characters aren’t exactly their fantasy counterparts at the beginning of the series, they’re still total opposites - she’s an outspoken princess and he’s a gold-spinning troll who lies to outsmart all manner of the aristocracy. 

  Over the course of the first season, Rumpelstiltskin warms to Belle after he takes her on as his servant; and even after he zaps Gaston into a flower, she finds herself strangely attracted to him. They're also still attracted to each other even after Regina Mills, the Evil Queen, messes with their memories.  

  Once Upon a Time features a lot of memorable characters, but Rumpelstiltskin and Belle take the audience on a romantic trip that explores what happens when an immortal outlives their beloved. After a while, no spell can keep love alive. 
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  (#9) Philo And Vignette, 'Carnival Row'

  A human and a fairy (or faerie) in a relationship is simply too much to bear for some people, especially for many of the humans who populate the Victorian fantasy world of Carnival Row, which will have its series premiere on Amazon on August 30, 2019. In this parallel universe, mythical creatures have been run out of their homes and forced to live alongside humans in an uncomfortable marriage of necessity. 

  After falling in love with fairy Vignette Stonemoss (Cara Delevingne) while at war, detective Rycroft "Philo" Philostrate (Orlando Bloom) finds himself at odds with many of the men in the Burgue who despise anyone who mixes with a member of the magical community. Everything in the world of Carnival Row is stacked against these two - there’s hatred on both sides of their community and a simmering animosity that threatens to tear their world apart. 

  While investigating a series of murders that are ripping the Burgue apart, Philo and Vignette have to explore their complicated relationship and decide if love truly conquers all. 
   
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  (#13) Hugh And Olivia, 'The Haunting Of Hill House' 

  It’s never clear if Hugh, the patriarch of the Crain family, is actually still in a relationship with his wife, Olivia, after the ghosts of Hill House infest her brain and lead her to try to poison her children before taking her own life. It’s shown multiple times, however, that Hugh has a running dialogue with the ghost of his former wife, or at the very least, with the memory of her. 

  The relationship is oblique for a few episodes until it’s obvious the ghosts of Hill House have the ability to reach out to the Crain family to draw them back to the home that nearly took their lives. Throughout the first season of the series, Olivia helps Hugh pick out his wardrobe and even accompanies him to their daughter’s wedding, although no one can see her except Hugh. 

  This couple proves that love can go beyond the grave, but for two people to be with one another, they need to at least be on the same astral plane. In the end, Hugh takes his life in Hill House to be with his wife for eternity. It would be sweet if it weren’t so sad.

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