History HoYay / RizzoliAndIsles

* There a few moments in the show where Jane or Maura will make an unflattering comment about the other's looks and the other would react as if their significant other had hurt their feelings.

* There a few moments in the show where Jane or Maura will make an unflattering comment about the others looks and the other would react as if their significant other had hurt their feelings.

** When Maura answers the door, Jane says, "Why do you always look like you're about to do a photo shoot?". In fact, Jane going over to Maura's house after having just had a fight with her mother could interpreted as someone seeking solace in a lover during a stressful time.

-->'''Maura''': [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming I've got your back, Jane]].

* ''Series/RizzoliAndIsles'' could also be titled, "How Can We Make Jane and Maura Look LikeAnOldMarriedCouple This Week?"
* An article on the show in ''TV Guide'' openly stated how fans consider the series "the first gay buddy cop show that doesn't know it."

* The entire arc with Jane's apartment in season 6. Most people do not purchase new furniture for work colleagues. Nor allow them to move in, rent free, while house hunting. Nor loan them a couture outfit for a condo board interview. Maura does all three for Jane.

* In a promo for one of the new season, it shows the two going through speed dating with all male candidates not exactly being up to their standards. At the end, they seem to have finally found the perfect date, saying how much they enjoyed being with the person behind the camera...Then we see that they are sitting opposite one another and enjoying themselves for the first time that night.

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFCAOsPVHMQ&feature=relmfu In this scene]] they pretend to be together again and Jane touches Maura's boobs. Notice how Maura snuggles up to Jane and Maura looks kind of disappointed when Jane tells her to "Get off me".

** It could even be argued that ''Rizzoli & Isles'' is the ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' of cop shows (the book, at least, not quite [[Webvideo/CarmillaTheSeries the Internet series]], where they're finally out of the closet). Think about it for a second—imagine [[LesbianVampire Jane with fangs]]. Or the fact that Maura spends her time around dead people. Or that "Maura" is one letter away from "Laura".

** It could even be argued that ''Rizzoli & Isles'' is the ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' of cop shows (the book, that is, not [[Webvideo/CarmillaTheSeries the Internet series]], where they're finally out of the closet). Think about it for a second—imagine [[LesbianVampire Jane with fangs]]. Or the fact that Maura spends her time around dead people. Or that "Maura" is one letter away from "Laura".

** It could even be argued that ''Rizzoli & Isles'' is the ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' of cop shows (the book, that is, not the Internet series, where they're finally out of the closet). Think about it for a second—imagine [[LesbianVampire Jane with fangs]]. Or the fact that Maura spends her time around dead people. Or that "Maura" is one letter away from "Laura".

* Season 6 in general. Comments on Jane's recurrent man trouble are a OnceAnEpisode occurrence, likewise every episode starting early morning in Maura's kitchen. Meanwhile, the writers seem to be playing up every possible excuse to put the leading ladies in as many NotWhatitLooksLike situations as possible. Romantic picnic with rowboat ride? Check. Black-tie charity benefit at the Museum of Fine Arts? Check. Trip to Los Angeles, complete with walks on the beach and Maura renting a ridiculously over-the-top sports convertible? Check.

* ''Series/RizzoliAndIsles'' could also be titled, "How Can We Make Jane and Maura Look Like An Old Married Couple This Week?"

* The promo where Rizzoli has her arms around Maura. Calling themselves [[EveryoneCanSeeIt "LLBFF's"]]
* And let's not forget when in order to get Maura out of a relationship with the mechanic Giovanni [[spoiler:They admit to being LLBFF's ([[BlatantLies Life Long]] Best Friends Forever), and how they are ... more then friends ...]]

* When they go to Jane's high school reunion, Jane writes them both name tags, and slaps Maura's right on her boobs. No wonder several of her old classmates assume they're more than just friends.

--> '''Maura:''' Look, I like Tommy. A lot. But I love you. And I hate it when you hate me.

** It could even be argued that ''Rizzoli & Isles'' is the ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' of cop shows (the book, that is, not the Internet series, where they're finally out of the closet). Think about it for a second—imagine Jane with fangs. Or the fact that Maura spends her time around dead people. Or that "Maura" is one letter away from "Laura".

* And let's not forget when in order to get Maura out of a relationship with the mechanic Giovanni [[spoiler:They admit to being LLBFF's. ([[BlatantLies Life Long]] Best Friends Forever And how they are... more then friends...]]

** It could even be argued that ''Rizzoli & Isles'' is the ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' of cop shows. (The book, that is, not the Internet series, where they're finally out of the closet.) Think about it for a second—imagine Jane with fangs. Or the fact that Maura spends her time around dead people. Or that "Maura" is one letter away from "Laura".

** It could even be argued that ''Rizzoli & Isles'' is the ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' of cop shows. (The book, that is, not the Internet series, where they're finally out of the closet. Think about it for a second—imagine Jane with fangs. Or the fact that Maura spends her time around dead people. Or that "Maura" is one letter away from "Laura".)

** It could even be argued that ''Rizzoli & Isles'' is the ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' of cop shows. (The book, that is, not the Internet series, where they're finally out of the closet.)

* And let's not forget when in order to get Maura out of a relationship with the mechanic Giovanni [[spoiler:They admit to being LLBFF's. (Life Long Best Friends Forever And how they are... more then friends...]]

** It could even be argued that ''Rizzoli & Isles'' can be considered the ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' of cop shows. (The book, that is, not the Internet series, where they're finally out of the closet.)

** Some might argue that ''Rizzoli & Isles'' the ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' of cop shows. (The book, that is, not the Internet series, where they're finally out of the closet.)

** In fact, one way to put it is that it's the ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' of cop shows. (The book, that is, not the Internet series, where they're finally out of the closet.)

** And the fact that she [[spoiler:starts crying at the end of the scene. And they are not happy tears.]]

* The look on Maura's face when she sees Jane's [[spoiler: engagement ring]].