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1. Evan Buckley & Maddie Buckley-Han, "911" - Chosen by Molly
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Buck and Maddie have arguably one of the strongest bonds within the 9-1-1 world. Sure they’ve had their ups and downs like all siblings but at their core they’ve always been there for each other. All the way since Maddie was helping Buck learn how to ride his first bike, then helping him as a nurse when he crashed his motorbike. Maddie gave her car to Buck so he could leave for new beginnings and Buck opened his doors when Maddie needed an escape from Doug and to begin her own new journey. He said the famous “love me anyway” line in front of Maddie after finding out the most devastating news about his brother. Truly nothing can break their bond, not even old family secrets.
Buck and Maddie have seen each other through the worst moments of their lives, Buck has even been dead for 3 minutes and 17 seconds but Maddie was still there for him when he woke up. Maddie now has a loving husband, Jee-Yun and a son on the way and Buck has begun to explore himself further than ever before, doing the one job that has brought him the most joy in life. They truly are the sibling power duo of the 9-1-1 universe.
2. Dean Winchester & Sam Winchester, "Supernatural" - Chosen by Anjali
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Being the older sibling did have an impact on Dean, who was at times shown to be more of a father to Sam, having spent most of his childhood raising his younger brother while their father was away on hunts. Which also made for a complicated and certainly, even a messy dynamic between the two brothers, but their love and devotion for one another was something that was never in doubt. Together, they weathered everything that life threw at them - being a Hunter was a lonely profession and sometimes even thankless, but there was always moments of levity and comedy, of finding a new family of their own choosing, of moving Heaven and Hell (quite literally!) to free each other amidst all of the losses and victories they shared.
For the Winchester brothers, it wasn't about the glory or even wanting to go down swinging, but rather, about trying to make the crazy supernatural world of monsters and demons a little more safe for others than it was for them. And when all was said and done, the only thing left was for Sam and Dean to make peace in their afterlife and looking to the next adventure.
3. David Rose & Alexis Rose, "Schitt's Creek" - Chosen by Julia
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When we first meet the Rose siblings they are completely out of touch with reality – spoiled, entitled, and hilariously unprepared for real life. Yet despite their arrogance, the audience quickly grows to love them. That might be partly because it’s oddly satisfying to watch them struggle to adjust to life without maids, yachts, or lavish parties. Alexis and David go from living in a sprawling mansion, where each of them likely had their very own wing, to sharing a single room in a rundown motel, in a dusty little town.
Prior to losing all their wealth overnight, Alexis and David didn’t seem to have spent much time together which is not particularly surprising. After all Alexis is wildly social and excessively dramatic, while David is neurotic and dryly sarcastic. But now that they’re forced to live together, spending time with one another isn’t a choice, it’s a necessity. They drive each other crazy, keep the teasing going strong, and constantly try to outdo one another. Yet beneath all the snark, they genuinely care about each other. As the series unfolds, their bond subtly but unmistakably deepens. However, their dynamic never loses its spark. Even as the emotional stakes grow their scenes remain just as hilarious, sharp, and entertaining as they were in the first episodes.
4. S'chn T'Gai Spock & Michael Burnham, "Star Trek: Discovery" - Chosen by Anjali
Family is what matters at the end of the day, and so whether it's Michael rescuing her brother from the psychiatric ward and helping him heal with the visions of the "Red Angel" or Spock doing his duty to keep his sister's survival a secret from the entire universe, there's no shortage of what they will do for each other. Spock's humanity balances out Michael's sense of stoicism and even though they are separated from each other a second time, there will always be love between the two of them.
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No pair of TV siblings has ever found their way into my heart as quickly and deeply as All Creatures Great and Small’s Siegfried and Tristan. Like many brothers, they are polar opposites – like a straight line drawn in shades of grey and a wobbly scribble bursting with color. Siegfried is both the family’s and the show’s patriarch: responsible, authoritative, respected, and emotionally reserved (or at least he appears to be from the outside). Tristan, by contrast, is more carefree, fun-loving, charming, messy, and usually comfortable expressing his emotions openly.
What likely sets them apart from most other TV siblings is that they differ not only in character but also significantly in age. With a 19-year age gap between them, Siegfried stepped in to care for Tristan after their parents died, taking on the role of both brother and father figure. When the show begins, the two brothers are not on the greatest terms. Tristan doesn’t take his education as seriously as Siegfried would like, and often feels that nothing he does is ever quite good enough for his older brother. It’s not surprising that the two clash on a regular basis. Over time, however, their relationship grows stronger, thanks in large part to the remarkable Mrs. Hall, who gently works to keep the peace between them. Even when they’re constantly bickering, it soon becomes clear how deeply Siegfried cares for his younger brother and how much Tristan longs to make him proud.
Siegfried and Tristan always make for compelling television, whether they’re bickering, making us burst out laughing with their shenanigans, or bringing real, heartfelt tears to our eyes in their most emotional moments.
6. Darcey Silva & Stacey Silva, "90 Day Fiancé" - Chosen by Kim
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7. Devon Hamilton & Lily Winters, "The Young and the Restless" - Chosen by Kim
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On the daytime drama The Young and the Restless, Devon and Lily bring a wonderful authenticity to their on-screen sibling relationship that is very natural, where it’s easy to believe they’re siblings in real life. Their chemistry and connection is undeniable, which flows effortlessly onscreen. Whether facing business conflicts or family tension, they always find their way back to each other with understanding, love, and warmth. No matter the challenges they may face, their bond remains steadfast. In the soap world, their sibling dynamic is truly one of a kind.
8. Anthony, Benedict, Colin, Daphne, Eloise, Francesca, Gregory & Hyacinth Bridgerton, "Bridgerton" - Chosen by Anjali
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Anthony being the oldest and man of the house after their father dies when they're all very young creates a fatherly type of a relationship that he shares with Gregory and Hyacinth, but also depicts the brotherly concern he has for Daphne when her virtue is at stake; Benedict and Eloise have been a feature in almost all the three seasons, sharing poignant and emotional scenes between the two, with them pouring their hearts out to each other about their fears and dreams, hopes and desires, society's expectations and what lies in their hearts.
There's a shared connection that they each have individually with each sibling; and even as a family together, there's always nothing but love and respect for everyone - with a healthy dose of competition as evidenced in season 2 when all eight of the siblings gather to play Pall Mall! There's never a dull moment in the Bridgerton house as they all come together to help each other find love, find their place in the world, and even find their sense of individuality that sets them apart and unique in their own ways.
9. Randall Pearson, Kate Pearson & Kevin Pearson, "This Is Us" - Chosen by Cristina
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What truly set this trio apart was how they showed up for each other, even when it was hard. Randall's emotional depth, Kevin's need for connection, and Kate's quiet strength created a dynamic that constantly evolved but always circled back to love. Through grief, addiction, mental health struggles, and parenthood, they leaned on each other in ways that felt deeply relatable. In a sea of sibling storylines that skim the surface, This Is Us gave us a sibling bond that was raw, resilient, and unforgettable - one of the most moving depictions of family on TV.
10. Ross Geller & Monica Geller, "Friends" - Chosen by Julia
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It’s impossible to talk about iconic TV siblings without mentioning Monica and Ross from Friends. Though their childhood relationship was quite rocky, marked by rivalry and parental favoritism (Ross was the golden child who could do no wrong, while Monica was the chubby girl who was rarely taken seriously), they share a much closer bond as adults. They still tease each other regularly and often slip back into old roles, but there's a sense of loyalty between them now that didn't seem to exist when they were younger.
While each of them struggles with their parents in their own way, that shared tension turns out to be something that deepens their connection throughout the show. Judy and Jack Geller openly favor Ross, but that favoritism is mainly a burden for him. The pressure to live up to his parent’s high expectations takes a toll on him, especially when his life falls apart repeatedly and he ends up being a triple divorcé. Monica, on the other hand, struggles with being underestimated from the very start. Her parents didn’t expect much from her, often seeing her as a bit of a wimp or someone who just doesn’t quite measure up.
Their experiences with their parents may differ, but they ultimately have more in common than it might seem. Monica and Ross are both overly competitive and share a wonderfully quirky weirdness, best showcased in moments like their unforgettable dance routine at the taping of Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve. And let’s not forget that they are both somewhat nerdy albeit in very different ways: Ross with his dinosaurs and lectures, Monica with her passion for cleaning and her need to be in control at all times. It’s that mix of rivalry, loyalty, and sheer weirdness that makes them one of TV’s most unforgettable sibling duos.
Honorable Mentions: (a.k.a sibling pairings we do very much love but didn't get enough time/writers to include them!) Mikaelson Siblings - "The Originals", Salvatore Siblings - "The Vampire Diaries", Halliwell Siblings - "Charmed", Tanner Siblings - "Full House & Fuller House" and many more!