Top 10 Best Nickelodeon TV Couples

#10: Ned Bigby & Jennifer Mosley

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“Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide” (2004-07) Right from the very first episode, Nickelodeon clearly shows these two are made for each other. An official romance only becomes established in the very last episode, but Ned and Jennifer are near inseparable throughout the entire series. The closest of friends since elementary school, this couple's special relationship is embodied by Ned giving Jennifer the nickname of Moze to differentiate her from the rest of the ladies named Jennifer. While both develop crushes on other possible suitors, Ned and Moze ultimately realize nobody can compare to their best friend.

#9: Josh Nichols & Mindy Crenshaw

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“Drake & Josh” (2004-07) There is a fine line between lovers and archenemies. Competing to be recognized as Belleview High School's top student, this pair's dynamic is initially quite adversarial; so much so that Mindy sees absolutely no problem with framing Josh's brother for a prank. All the name-calling and petty arguments are merely a front to disguise Mindy's romantic feelings for Josh, who also happens to feel the same way. The brothers are undoubtedly the greatest pair on the show, but Mindy and Josh's relationship is surprisingly mature, earnest, and develops naturally over the course of several seasons.

“The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius” (2002-06) Always seeking to one-up each other, Nickelodeon's child geniuses start off on the wrong foot and spend most of the opening two seasons trading insults. Even though both characters pretend to hate each other, Jimmy and Cindy share a mutual attraction that is obvious to everyone except Retroville's brightest residents. In season three, Jimmy and Cindy grow more accepting of each other, as the pair put aside their pride and begin to date. As rivals, Jimmy and Cindy motivate each other to push past their academic and physical limits. As partners, Jimmy and Cindy learn there are more important things than being the smartest person in the room.

#7: Aang & Katara

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“Avatar: The Last Airbender” (2005-08) This animated series is more preoccupied with oppressive regimes and epic battle sequences than romance, but "Avatar: The Last Airbender" still finds time for a bit of love. As Team Avatar's unofficial maternal figure, Katara is quite protective of Aang; on the other hand, the Avatar develops a near instantaneous crush on the older waterbender, one that intensifies as the series progresses. Even though Katara only officially reciprocates Aang's romantic feelings in the final episode, multiple moments throughout the series highlight the couple's mutual interest, particularly the kiss in "The Cave of Two Lovers" and the dance in "The Headband."

#6: Logan Mitchell & Camille Roberts

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“Big Time Rush” (2009-13) What is a TV comedy without a “will they, won't they” relationship? "Big Time Rush" found its Ross and Rachel in the form of Camille and Logan, who cannot seem to decide whether to be friends or lovers. Either way, Lomille is an absolute blast together. Equally inexperienced in matters of the heart, Camille and Logan adorably stumble from one make-out session to the next while trying to come to grips with these newfound emotions. The couple's on-again, off-again romance could have been annoying, if it were not for Logan and Camille's wonderful chemistry.

#5: Beck Oliver & Jade West

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“Victorious” (2010-13) Couples rarely appear fully formed at the start of a Nickelodeon show, but "Victorious" threw this rule out of the window. Putting aside the minor spats they have and the season where they’re broken up, Beck and Jade are basically always together. On the surface, the kindhearted Beck and the antagonistic Jade seem like a poor match, but the couple shares a peculiar dynamic that simultaneously brings out the best and worst in both of them. Constantly pushing each other's buttons, Bade personifies the "opposites attract" cliche. No wonder they’re such a fan favorite!

“Danny Phantom” (2004-07) More often than not, Nickelodeon treats dating as the natural conclusion to a lifelong friendship, and "Danny Phantom's" main couple embraces this trope. Friends since childhood, Danny Fenton and Sam Manson have stood side by side against plant monsters, vengeful rockstars, and countless other villains from the "Ghost Zone." Like most friends, Danny and Sam do not always see eye to eye, but this couple supports each other through thick and thin. By the time this platonic friendship transforms into romantic affection, Danny and Sam are completely convincing as a couple.

#3: Korra & Asami Sato

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“The Legend of Korra” (2012-14) For better or worse, "Avatar: The Last Airbender's" sequel doubled down on the romance, although nobody could have predicted Mako to be the third wheel in season one's love triangle. Korra and Asami may have proven to be the cartoon's endgame, but the Avatar and industrialist were not always on the best of terms. Once the two actually got to know each other, Korra and Asami gradually formed arguably the most intimate bond on the show. During the Avatar's darkest hours, Korra often relies on Asami for support and comfort, as the non-bender always seems to know the perfect thing to say in any given situation.

#2: Zoey Brooks & Chase Matthews

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“Zoey 101” (2005-08) Right from the first episode of “Zoey 101”, the goofy but endearing Chase clearly has a crush on the popular Zoey. As tends to be the case in sitcoms, Zoey seems to be the only student attending Pacific Coast Academy who is unaware of Chase's feelings, prompting the clumsy boy to repeatedly try and fail to come clean. Comedic hijinks keep these two apart until "Zoey 101's" final two episodes; in the meantime, Zoey and Chase treat viewers to countless laughs and even the occasional tear. Along with Zoey and Chase, Logan and Quinn's romantic journey is also quite a ride. Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions. Bucket & Kelly Peckinpaugh “Bucket & Skinner’s Epic Adventures” (2011-13) Frankie Gaines & Cole Reyes “I Am Frankie” (2017-) Arnold Shortman & Helga Pataki “Hey Arnold!” (1996-2004) Bella Dawson & Zach Barnes “Bella and the Bulldogs” (2015-16) Emma Alonso & Daniel Miller “Every Witch Way” (2014-18)

“iCarly” (2007-12) The brightest flame burns the quickest. Technically speaking, Sam and Freddie only date for a few episodes before breaking up due to a lack of common interests. Despite lasting for such a brief run, "iCarly's" couple left a lasting impression, arguably, even more so than Freddie and Carly. Invariably butting heads over the smallest stuff, Sam and Freddie love to hate each other. At some point or another, these feelings change to ones of romance, and Seddie was officially born. Even though these two never completely stop bickering, Sam and Freddie's bond grows exponentially throughout the series. More importantly, Sam and Freddie are just really cute together.