History Main / DatingDoSiDo

[[AC:ComicBooks]]

[[AC:LiveActionTV]]

[[AC:{{Webcomics}}]]

[[AC:WesternAnimation]]

** When a new person asks if they have a chart, Gunn responds "In the back. I'll show you later."

* In "Coupling," Susan dated Jeff, Patrick, and Steve; Steve dated Susan and Jane; and Patrick has been involved with Susan, Jane, AND Sally.

* {{Skins}}

** [[OverlyLongGag Will and Holly, Rachel and Blaine, Sam and Santana]] [[spoiler: Kurt and Blaine, Santana and Karofsky]]

* ''{{Glee}}'' has made impressive headway in this direction, for a show that's been on for less than a season - Finn and Quinn, Finn and Rachel, Rachel and Will, Puck and Rachel, Puck and Quinn, Puck and Mercedes...
** Rachel and Jesse, Puck and Santana, Brittany and Santana, Finn and Santana, Kurt and Brittany, Terry and Will, Emma and Will, Emma and Ken
** Will and Shelby, Quinn and Sam, Artie and Tina, Mike and Tina, Artie and Brittney, Emma and Carl
** [[OverlyLongGag Will and Holly, Rachel and Blaine, Sam and Santana]] [[spoiler: Kurt and Blaine]]

* This is the entire raison d'etre of DieselSweeties. Even Metal Steve, the cast virgin, got in on the action until his surprise marriage to Allie V.

** [[OverlyLongGag Will and Holly, Rachel and Blaine, [[spoiler: Kurt and Blaine]] ]]

* Lots of comic-books have this to some degree, but the MostTriumphantExample would have to be {{Spider-Man}}. All of Peter's girlfriends (except Deb Whitman) has dated other members of his supporting cast at various points. Sometimes multiple members of said supporting cast.

* ''Battlestar Galactica, Reimagined Series'' Most of the main characters go through a series of relationships with everyone else, sometimes at the same time. Lee and Kara stand out as particular offenders of the trope.

* BatmanBeyond: Dana is pretty much the only recurring character with only one love interest. Even her steady boyfriend [[DatingCatwoman wanders from time to time]]. [[TheLibby Libbies]] Chelsea and Blade seem to have a new boyfriend every episode, frequently each other's previous flames.

* ''That 70's Show'' had a pretty tame version of this, mostly centering on how by the end of the show's run, Jackie dated three of the four young male regulars. More notable was the lampshading - see the page quote.

* ''{{Glee}}'' has made impressive headway in this direction, for a show that's been on for less than a season - Finn and Quinn, Finn and Rachel, Rachel and Mr. Schuster, Puck and Rachel, Puck and Quinn, Puck and Mercedes...

* ''DegrassiTheNextGeneration''. See the picture above. Note that the prominent use of gay and bisexual characters, along with LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters and several [[CastHerd cast herds]] is almost enough to make the entire thing circle in on itself. We pray they never involve TimeTravel.

-->--'''Kitty''', ''{{That 70s Show}}''

* Lots of comic-books have this to some degree, but the MostTriumphantExample would have to be SpiderMan. All of Peter's girlfriends (except Deb Whitman) has dated other members of his supporting cast at various points. Sometimes multiple members of said supporting cast.

* ''BuffyTheVampireSlayer''. Name any two characters, even femslash or slash, and they'll either be canon at some point or have a (sometimes very small, but still there) fanfic following. I've seen a Giles/Oz fanfic on FFN...dear god, pass the Brain Bleach...

* This troper finds ''{{The L Word}}'' to fit this one quite nicely, especially "[[LoveChart The Chart]]", which basically kept track of all their partner switch-ups.
*''That 70's Show'' had a pretty tame version of this, mostly centering on how by the end of the show's run, Jackie dated three of the four young male regulars. More notable was the lampshading - see the page quote.
*Two Guys and a Girl (not to be confused with TwoGuysAndAGirl) had this to the extreme in the final few seasons. Pete had gone through 3 girlfriends, fell in love with the titular "girl" Sharon, and had sex with Berg's mom and ex-girlfriend. To say nothing of the cavalcade of women Berg went through.

*''{{Glee}}'' has made impressive headway in this direction, for a show that's been on for less than a season - Finn and Quinn, Finn and Rachel, Rachel and Mr. Schuster, Puck and Rachel, Puck and Quinn, Puck and Mercedes...

[[AC:WebComics]]
*This is the entire raison d'etre of DieselSweeties. Even Metal Steve, the cast virgin, got in on the action until his surprise marriage to Allie V.

[[AC:Western Animation]]
*BatmanBeyond: Dana is pretty much the only recurring character with only one love interest. Even her steady boyfriend [[DatingCatwoman wanders from time to time]]. [[TheLibby Libbies]] Chelsea and Blade seem to have a new boyfriend every episode, frequently each other's previous flames.

* ''BuffyTheVampireSlayer''