History Main / OutlawCouple

* Videogame/GrandTheftAuto'':
** In ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas'', Catalina and CJ have a short affair of this kind, committing robberies across the San Andreas countryside together, after which Catalina dumps CJ and ends up with Claude.
** [[AnachronicOrder Later]], during the intro cutscene in ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIII'', Catalina betrays Claude during a bank robbery and shoots him just before he reaches their getaway car.

* In ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas'', Catalina and CJ have a short affair of this kind, committing robberies across the San Andreas countryside together, after which Catalina dumps CJ and ends up with Claude. [[AnachronicOrder Later]], during the intro cutscene in ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIII'', she betrays Claude during a bank robbery and shoots him just before he reaches their getaway car.

* "Partners In Crime" by Music/SetItOff is about a couple who goes on a crime spree. They both end up [[spoiler:being killed near the end]].

* Shown in flashbacks in ''Series/{{Highlander}}: The Series'', with Amanda and another immortal playing the main roles, with Duncan following along behind and digging them up after the inevitable shootout with the cops. Apparently, there are several of these...

* "Partners In Crime" by Set It Off is about a couple who goes on a crime spree. They both end up [[spoiler:being killed near the end]].

* "The Road Goes On Forever" by The Highwaymen is about the start of the relationship of an outlaw couple. However, things go seriously awry on their first job, leaving the guy under arrest and the girl on the run.

* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidnapping_of_Jaycee_Dugard Phillip and Nancy Garrido]], known for the long-term abduction of Jaycee Dugard in 1991, who was 11 at the time of her kidnapping, having kept her in an isolated camp in their backyard in Antioch, California, until she was eventually rescued in 2009. Both pled guilty in 2011, and as a result, Nancy received 36 years to life, while Garrido, who had a long history of being a SerialRapist, received [[LongerThanLifeSentence 431 years]] and agreed not to appeal his sentence.

* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidnapping_of_Jaycee_Dugard Phillip and Nancy Garrido]], known for the long-term abduction of Jaycee Dugard in 1991, who was 11 at the time of her kidnapping, having kept her in an isolated camp in their backyard in Antioch, California, until she was eventually rescued in 2009. Both pled guilty, and as a result, Nancy received 36 years to life, while Garrido, who had a long history of being a SerialRapist, received [[LongerThanLifeSentence 431 years]] and agreed not to appeal his sentence.

* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidnapping_of_Jaycee_Dugard Phillip and Nancy Garrido.]]

* Also {{fanon}}ically, Richard and Justin from ''Film/MurderByNumbers''.

* The 1967 ''Film/BonnieAndClyde'' film.

** Season 9's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E12DesperateMeasures Desperate Measures]]" had not one, not two, but ''three'' outlaw couples. The main plot had the principal villain, Garrett Pope, cheating on his wife, Lara with another woman named Caprice, and when she found out about the affair, he killed his business partner, framed her and had her own lawyer testify against her. The episode's subplot had Dag Tisker & Randi Ruiz and Harley Birdwell & Aurora Slaughter, a team of serial bank robbers and murderers. The two women were sentenced to life for a string of bank robberies and murders, but while on their way to the women's prison in Gatesville, their boyfriends ambushed the prison bus and freed them, [[ChainedHeat leaving Lara and her cellmate, Jane "Hitch" Harrelson, who serves as the secondary villain, to fend for themselves]][[note]]Harrelson was sentenced to life without parole for killing three men[[/note]]. When news of Lara's escape breaks, Garrett will stop at nothing to silence her for good. Meanwhile, one of the banks the two couples were about to knock over were already staked out by Walker and Trivette; Walker kills Tisker and arrests Birdwell after the fact, while Trivette managed to apprehend the women.

** Another episode of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' featured Baby Dahl teaming up with Killer Croc. The two are even compared to Bonnie and Clyde at one point. (It didn't last long.)

* Mickey and Mallory Knox from ''Film/NaturalBornKillers'' were killers rather than robbers, and the movie was meant as a scathing indictment of media glamorization of serial killers and other violent criminals.

** Season 9's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E12DesperateMeasures Desperate Measures]]" had not one, not two, but ''three'' outlaw couples. The main plot had the principal villain, Garrett Pope, cheating on his wife, Lara with another woman named Caprice, and when she found out about the affair, he killed his business partner, framed her and had her own lawyer testify against her before she could file for divorce. The episode's subplot had Dag Tisker & Randi Ruiz and Harley Birdwell & Aurora Slaughter, a team of serial bank robbers and murderers. The two women were sentenced to life for a string of bank robberies and murders, but while on their way to the women's prison in Gatesville, their boyfriends ambushed the prison bus and freed them, [[ChainedHeat leaving Lara and her cellmate, Jane "Hitch" Harrelson, who serves as the secondary villain, to fend for themselves]][[note]]Harrelson was sentenced to life without parole for killing three men[[/note]]. When news of Lara's escape breaks, Garrett will stop at nothing to silence her for good. Meanwhile, one of the banks the two couples were about to knock over were already staked out by Walker and Trivette; Walker kills Tisker and arrests Birdwell after the fact, while Trivette managed to apprehend the women.

** In a shakeup of [[NegativeContinuity the usual status quo]], a major reveal in ''[[Anime/LupinIIIPart5 Part 5]]'' is that [[spoiler:Lupin and Fujiko [[TheyDo got together]] in the interim between [[Anime/LupinIIITheItalianAdventure the previous series]] and this one, even going as far as to get married. However, the couple [[ReformedCriminal renounced their theiving ways and went straight]] during this time, only to end up divorcing. An entire series of [[WorkingWithTheEx working out relationship issues]] later, the two manage to reconcile. This renewed relationship actually carries on to ''[[Anime/LupinIIIPart5 Part 6]]'', which sees Fujiko more likely to ally herself with Lupin compared to previous works and more frequently expressing her affection for him; one episode even sees them trying to enjoy a romantic dinner before the latest heist gets underway]].

** Season 4's "Collision Course" had a [[LoonyFan guy obsessed with Bonnie and Clyde]] who kidnapped CD's niece, Dory, to act as his Bonnie. As a matter of fact, he is Dory's ex-boyfriend, and she is already engaged to his ex-best friend who chose the path of law enforcement!

** Season 9's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E12DesperateMeasures Desperate Measures]]" had not one, not two, but ''three'' outlaw couples. The main plot had the principal villain, Garrett Pope, cheating on his wife, Lara with another woman named Caprice, and when she found out about the affair, he killed his business partner, framed her and had her own lawyer testify against her before she could file for divorce. The episode's subplot had Dag Tisker & Randi Ruiz and Harley Birdwell & Aurora Slaughter, a team of bank robbers. The two women were sentenced to life for a string of bank robberies and murders, but while on their way to the women's prison in Gatesville, their boyfriends ambushed the prison bus and freed them, [[ChainedHeat leaving Lara and her cellmate, Jane "Hitch" Harrelson, who serves as the secondary villain, to fend for themselves]][[note]]Harrelson was sentenced to life without parole for killing three men[[/note]]. When news of Lara's escape breaks, Garrett will stop at nothing to silence her for good. Meanwhile, one of the banks the two couples were about to knock over were already staked out by Walker and Trivette; Walker kills Tisker and arrests Birdwell after the fact, while Trivette managed to apprehend the women.

** Season 9's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E12DesperateMeasures Desperate Measures]]" had not one, not two, but ''three'' outlaw couples. The main plot had the principal villain, Garrett Pope, cheating on his wife, Lara with another woman named Caprice, and when she found out about the affair, he killed his business partner and framed her before she could file for divorce. The episode's subplot had Dag Tisker & Randi Ruiz and Harley Birdwell & Aurora Slaughter, a team of bank robbers. The two women were sentenced to life for a string of bank robberies and murders, but while on their way to the women's prison in Gatesville, their boyfriends ambushed the prison bus and freed them, [[ChainedHeat leaving Lara and her cellmate, Jane "Hitch" Harrelson, who serves as the secondary villain, to fend for themselves]][[note]]Harrelson was sentenced to life without parole for killing three men[[/note]]. When news of Lara's escape breaks, Garrett will stop at nothing to silence her for good. Meanwhile, one of the banks the two couples were about to knock over were already staked out by Walker and Trivette; Walker kills Tisker and arrests Birdwell after the fact, while Trivette managed to apprehend the women.

** The subplot of Season 9's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E12DesperateMeasures Desperate Measures]]" had not one, but ''two'' outlaw couples: Dag Tisker & Randi Ruiz and Harley Birdwell & Aurora Slaughter. The two women were sentenced to life for a string of bank robberies and murders, but while on their way to the women's prison in Gatesville, their boyfriends ambushed the prison bus and freed them, [[ChainedHeat leaving the two escapees in the main plot to fend for themselves]][[note]]One escapee was innocent of a murder committed by her ex-husband, which Alex prosecuted a long time ago, while the other was sentenced to life without parole for killing three men[[/note]]. One of the banks the two couples were about to knock over were already staked out by Walker and Trivette; Walker kills Tisker and arrests Birdwell after the fact, while Trivette managed to apprehend the women.

** The subplot of Season 9's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E12DesperateMeasures Desperate Measures]]" had not one, but ''two'' outlaw couples: Dag Tisker & Randi Ruiz and Harley Birdwell & Aurora Slaughter; the two women were sentenced to life for a string of bank robberies and murders, until their boyfriends ambushed their prison bus and freed them, [[ChainedHeat leaving only the two escapees in the main plot to fend for themselves]][[note]]One escapee was innocent of a murder committed by her ex-husband, which Alex prosecuted a long time ago, while the other was sentenced to life without parole for killing three men[[/note]]. One of the banks the two couples were about to knock over were already staked out by Walker and Trivette; Walker kills Tisker and arrests Birdwell after the fact, while Trivette managed to apprehend the women.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents'' had an episode featuring the 'Souvenir Bandits,' two dimwitted boobs who [[CriminalDoppelganger look exactly like Timmy's parents]], who are trying to steal a sacred pencil sharpener.

** The subplot of Season 9's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E12DesperateMeasures Desperate Measures]]" had not one, but ''two'' outlaw couples: Dag Tisker & Randi Ruiz and Harley Birdwell & Aurora Slaughter; the two women were sentenced to life for a string of bank robberies and murders, until their boyfriends ambushed their prison bus and freed them, leaving only the two escapees in the main plot to fend for themselves[[note]]One escapee was innocent of a murder committed by her ex-husband, while the other was sentenced to life without parole for killing three men[[/note]]. One of the banks the two couples were about to knock over were already staked out by Walker and Trivette; Walker kills Tisker and arrests Birdwell after the fact, while Trivette managed to apprehend the women.

** The subplot of Season 9's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E12DesperateMeasures Desperate Measures]]" had not one, but ''two'' outlaw couples: Dag Tisker & Randi Ruiz and Harley Birdwell & Aurora Slaughter; the two women were sentenced to life for a string of bank robberies and murders, until their boyfriends ambushed their prison bus and freed them, leaving only the two escapees in the main plot to fend for themselves. One of the banks the two couples were about to knock over were already staked out by Walker and Trivette; Walker kills Tisker and arrests Birdwell after the fact, while Trivette managed to apprehend the women.

** The subplot of Season 9's "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E12DesperateMeasures Desperate Measures]]" had not one, but ''two'' outlaw couples: Dag Tisker & Randi Ruiz and Harley Birdwell & Aurora Slaughter; the two women were busted for a string of bank robberies and murders, until their boyfriends ambushed their prison bus and freed them, while the two escapees in the main plot were left to fend for themselves. One of the banks the two couples were about to knock over were already staked out by Walker and Trivette; Walker kills Tisker and arrests Birdwell after the fact, while Trivette managed to apprehend the women.

* ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger'' has a few to name:

* ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger'' had an episode with a [[LoonyFan guy obsessed with Bonnie and Clyde]] who kidnapped a girl to act as his Bonnie.