First?
Sean and Michelle
Sean and Joan
Benny and Edgar
Benny and Michelle
Benny and Joan
Benny, Joan, and Michelle
Michelle and Joan
Sean, Michelle, and Joan
Edgar, Michelle, Benny, and Joan
C'mon, I know you guys are thinking it.
The thing that's so great about this show is, there isn't a "will they hook up" vibe about any of them.
MAYBE someday down the road, they write in a love interest for Michelle or Sean, but it wont be each other.
Thank goodness this isn't on The CW, or everyone on the show would have slept with each other 3 times already & no one would be watching it.
The only notable flaw I can think of with "Arrow" is how the writers keep trying to shove romances into an action story. But because they are on The CW, they keep doing it, despite their target audience tuning out everytime they do.
King & Maxwell and the TNT network are fortunately avoiding that disaster.
I completely agree, y2john! Finally a show with a male/female professional pairing that has not gone the will they/won't they route. Made the season so much more enjoyable. And I got a kick out of Maxwell's 'places I had sex' tour. Obviously made Sean even more interested in her, but also established that she has (had) a life away from work.
I so do NOT want King & Maxwell to "hook up." I like the way King often teases Maxwell and seems very much to appreciate her beauty, but also that he seems to truly respect her as an equal. In some ways, she is superior to him (like physically - she stays in shape, he doesn't) and he respects her for that.
Any hookups among the main characters would be a big disappointment. Love stories should remain on the peripheral, I think.
neat . . . sweet . . . petite