History DieForOurShip / LiveActionTV

* ''Series/NineOneOne'': Name a love interest of Eddie or Buck, it won't take long for people that hate them to come out of the woodwork because they interfere with the FanPreferredCouple of [[PortmanteauCoupleName Buddie]]. Of particular ire is Taylor Kelly, because she's unlikeable in general, Ana Flores, because Eddie's son Chris didn't like her, and Marisol, because of her actress retweeting some...questionable viewpoints. Oddly though, two love interests tend to get a pass: Shannon, Eddie's ex-wife, both because if it weren't for her, Chris wouldn't even exist, and [[spoiler:she actually ''did'' die]], and Buck's Season 7 love interest, [[spoiler:Tommy]], as most fans were just glad the show was ''finally'' exploring the possibility of [[spoiler:Buck being bisexual]]. Some, noting that the storyline was originally going to involve ''Eddie'' and [[spoiler:Tommy]] before Buck's actor Oliver Stark begged for it, wouldn't be opposed to a triad between the three either.

* ''Series/NineOneOne'': Name a love interest of Eddie or Buck, it won't take long for people that hate them to come out of the woodwork because they interfere with the FanPreferredCouple of [[PortmanteauCoupleName Buddie]]. Of particular ire is Taylor Kelly, because she's unlikeable in general, Ana, because Eddie's son Chris didn't like her, and Marisol, because of her actress retweeting some...[[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment questionable]] viewpoints. Oddly though, two love interests tend to get a pass: Shannon, Eddie's ex-wife, both because if it weren't for her, Chris wouldn't even exist, and [[spoiler:she actually ''did'' die]], and Buck's Season 7 love interest, [[spoiler:Tommy]], as most fans were just glad the show was ''finally'' exploring the possibility of [[spoiler:Buck being bisexual]]. Some, noting that the storyline was originally going to involve ''Eddie'' and [[spoiler:Tommy]] before Buck's actor Oliver Stark begged for it, wouldn't be opposed to a triad between the three either.

* ''Series/NineOneOne'': Name a love interest of Eddie or Buck, it won't take long for people that hate them to come out of the woodwork because they interfere with the FanPreferredCouple of [[PortmanteauCoupleName Buddie]]. Of particular ire is Taylor Kelly, because she's unlikeable in general, Ana, because Eddie's son Chris didn't like her, and Marisol, because of her actress retweeting some...[[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement questionable]] viewpoints. Oddly though, two love interests tend to get a pass: Shannon, Eddie's ex-wife, both because if it weren't for her, Chris wouldn't even exist, and [[spoiler:she actually ''did'' die]], and Buck's Season 7 love interest, [[spoiler:Tommy]], as most fans were just glad the show was ''finally'' exploring the possibility of [[spoiler:Buck being bisexual]]. Some, noting that the storyline was originally going to involve ''Eddie'' and [[spoiler:Tommy]] before Buck's actor Oliver Stark begged for it, wouldn't be opposed to a triad between the three either.

** Will, the father of JJ's baby, is also on the receiving end of this due to so many fans being disappointed that when Creator/AJCook's pregnancy was written in, the writers brought him back to be the father instead of making [[MrFanservice Reid]] the father [[FanPreferredCouple as they would have liked]].
** Kevin, too. Poor guy gets ''so'' much flack for dating Garcia [[FanPreferredCouple yet not being]] [[MrFanservice Morgan]]. Then again, there are enough [[HoYay Reid/Morgan]] [[YaoiFangirl shippers]] out there that, had the aforementioned preferred pairings ''actually'' happened, JJ and Garcia themselves would be on the receiving end of this.

** Interestingly, Elizabeth Weir, who had quite a bit of (deliberately played by the actors) {{UST}} with the ''other'' half of the main slash pairing, John Sheppard, doesn't seem to get this nearly as much -- probably because she as a character is so well-liked. Instead she is usually paired off with another male cast member -- Radek Zelenka and Steven Caldwell are popular, particularly as there's at least slight evidence for both in canon -- and is frequently portrayed as a ShipperOnDeck for John/Rodney, or at the very least quietly, unobtrusively supportive of them. These stories also tend to keep the very close relationship Sheppard and Weir have in canon, simply without a romantic element.

* ''Series/StargateUniverse'' had the opposite effect. People wanted Chloe not to die for a ship, but instead just to die. Instead of fighting between themselves, the shippers of the two major pairings involving Chloe, [[JustFriends Chloe/Eli]] and Chloe/Scott, fought together against the group that wanted Chloe dead.

** Interestingly, Elizabeth Weir, who had quite a bit of (deliberately played by the actors) {{UST}} with the ''other'' half of the main slash pairing, John Sheppard, doesn't seem to get this nearly as much -- probably because she as a character is so well-liked. Instead she is usually paired off with another male cast member -- Radek Zelenka and Steven Caldwell are popular, particularly as there's at least slight evidence for both in canon -- and is frequently portrayed as a ShipperOnDeck for John/Rodney, or at the very least quietly, unobtrusively supportive of them.

* ''Series/{{Castle}}'' introduced a [[RomanticFalseLead rival for Castle in the form of Robbery Detective Demmings]]. As of "Overkill", Demming has now been told this by the fans (99.99% of them shipping Castle/Beckett) because he kisses Kate at the end of the episode. However, ultimately this was short-lived as Demming was only around for a couple of episodes at most and the producers had a tendency to cheerfully lampshade that Demming was a too-perfect-to-be-true RomanticFalseLead at every opportunity, meaning that he ended up being fairly hard to hate.

* ''Series/Jericho2006'' has Jake/Heather fans harming Emily Sullivan left and right because [[ShipSinking she got the guy]] in Canon. Emily also tends to get [[{{Flanderization}} flanderized]] into a complete bitch while Heather becomes a 26 year old virgin and a paragon of midwestern values.

* ''Series/TheVillainsOfValleyView'': Declan is not very popular among Hartley/Amy shippers, with many hating on him for getting in the way of their ship. While he is the [[spoiler:ArcVillain of Season 1, most of the hate was already present when he just seemed like a NiceGuy]].

** The Oliver/Felicity fans have became ''infamous'' for this, as well as other bad habits (such as harassing Stephen Amell and other members of the cast and crew on their Facebook pages to demand Oliver hooks up with Felicity), primarily against Laurel and Sara. Laurel is a pretty big BaseBreakingCharacter who borders on being TheScrappy ([[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap or at least she was before Season Three and Season Four]]), so a lot of the bashing is, to some extent justified, but a lot of the demand for Sara's head or the declaration that Sara is a either a CreatorsPet or a SpotlightStealingSquad tends to come from resentment from fans of Felicity (and to a lesser extent, from Laurel defenders). While it should be noted that not ''all'' Felicity/Oliver fans [[VocalMinority act this way]], [[FanPreferredCouple there's a comparatively large number of bad ones thanks to how popular the ship is]].
** Felicity gets a lot of hate in the later seasons from those who ship Oliver with anyone else. A lot of shippers want Felicity to be KilledOffForReal, writing fanfics where she dies unloved as Oliver moves on with Laurel or Sara. These shippers like to take any slightly selfish action that Felicity performs, even if it comes as a result of Oliver being selfish as well, and treat it like her turning pure evil. A lot of these fans write fanfics where Felicity is a supervillain who is only pretending to be nice and manipulating or brainwashing Oliver, who needs to be saved from by one of his far better love interests. These shippers also like to portray her as a ClingyJealousGirl who attacks anyone who gets close to Oliver, despite this rarely actually happening on the show. On some level this is justified, as the later seasons are when Felicity's character TookALevelInJerkass and became the biggest BaseBreakingCharacter in the fandom (to the point of becoming the most hated character in the ''entire franchise'' at one point), but the extent many fans go to rip her apart for her actions can be extreme.

** The Oliver/Felicity fans have became ''infamous'' for this, as well as other bad habits (such as harassing Stephen Amell and other members of the cast and crew on their Facebook pages to demand Oliver hooks up with Felicity), primarily against Laurel and Sara. Laurel is a pretty big BaseBreakingCharacter who borders on being TheScrappy, so a lot of the bashing is, to some extent justified, but a lot of the demand for Sara's head or the declaration that Sara is a either a CreatorsPet or a SpotlightStealingSquad tends to come from resentment from fans of Felicity (and to a lesser extent, from Laurel defenders). While it should be noted that not ''all'' Felicity/Oliver fans [[VocalMinority act this way]], [[FanPreferredCouple there's a comparatively large number of bad ones thanks to how popular the ship is]].
** Felicity gets a lot of hate in the later seasons from those who ship Oliver with anyone else. A lot of shippers want Felicity to be KilledOffForReal, writing fanfics where she dies unloved as Oliver moves on with Laurel or Sara. These shippers like to take any slightly selfish action that Felicity performs, even if it comes as a result of Oliver being selfish as well, and treat it like her turning pure evil. A lot of these fans write fanfics where Felicity is a supervillain who is only pretending to be nice and manipulating or brainwashing Oliver, who needs to be saved from by one of his far better love interests. These shippers also like to portray her as a ClingyJealousGirl who attacks anyone who gets close to Oliver, despite this rarely actually happening on the show.

* ''Series/{{Wednesday}}'': Before the show even aired, Wednesday/Enid shippers had a habit of hating Tyler and Xavier for the sheer potential of them getting in the way of their ship. This hasn't stopped with the release of the show, despite [[spoiler: Wednesday not ending up with anyone and Tyler being revealed as the monster]]. When the show aired and it was revealed that Enid and [[spoiler:Ajax]] are interested in each other, many Wednesday/Enid shippers were also quick to wish he would be killed in Season 2.