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12 Of The Best BFFs From Your Favourite TV Shows

Who doesn't love a good on-screen BFF?

Lucy and Ethel โ€“ I Love Lucy

As the OGs of TV girlfriends โ€“ when it comes to these two, โ€œfriendship is the perfect blendshipโ€

Meredith and Cristina โ€“ Greyโ€™s Anatomy

Forget McDreamy, these twisted sisters were the real love story on Greyโ€™s.

 

Serena and Blair โ€“ Gossip Girl

Youโ€™d be lying if you ever said that S and B werenโ€™t the epitome of friendship (and closet) goals 

Samantha and Carrie โ€“ Sex And The City

Although Samantha was 100% the best character on the show without a doubt, her ability to bring Carrie back down to earth was what made their friendship so special 

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Nina and Billie Proudman โ€“ Offspring

A classic case of sisters by chance, besties by choice 

Grace and Frankie

From being simultaneously divorced by their gay husbands, to co-creating a vibrator business targeted to elderly women- these two define feminist friendship goals.

Flaka and Maritza โ€“ Orange Is the New Black

While most Litchfield relationships could be described as turbulent at best, these two BFFs keep it real.

Leslie and Ann โ€“ Parks And Recreation

These politically minded ladies always knew how to make us laugh. Plus, Leslie was basically the best compliment giver ever

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Marissa and Summer โ€“ The O.C.

While many fans of the show fawn over the bromance between Seth and Ryan, itโ€™s the friendship of Coop and Sum that shines as the greatest beacon of sisterhood in TV history. 

Hannah and Marnie โ€“ Girls

While the dynamics between these two often made us question whether they even liked each other it all, they were 100% always there, which is what really counts, right?

Rory and Lane โ€“ Gilmore Girls

As far as childhood best friends go, no one does it better than Rory and Lane. 

Monica and Rachel โ€“ Friends

No gallery would be complete without paying ode to Rachel Greene and Monica Geller. These two were #BFFgoals before that hashtag was even a thing. 

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