Rachel and Monica’s friendship is the kind that makes you wish for a bond just like theirs. As the longest-running duo on Friends, they’ve shown how nurturing and healing female friendships can be.
Cory Matthews and Shawn Hunter are the quintessential example of what a true long lasting frienship looks and feels like. They've been best friends from elementary school to all the way to college and beyond. And even though they fought – a lot – they always made up.
Blair and Serena's friendship in Gossip Girl was nothing if not dramatic. Yes, it was often volatile, but they always had each other's backs when it mattered most.
Whether it's their shared traditions, like the infamous "Douchebag Jar," or the simple moments of them just hanging out and being there for each other, Nick and Schmidt's friendship is a testament to the power of unconditional love and support in a true bromance.
Meredith and Cristina show that best friends aren’t just for the fun times—they’re there for the tears, the tough-love moments, and when all else fails, a spontaneous dance party.
A relationship is truly special when you can be silly with someone and still have deep, meaningful talks about life. Charles Boyle and Jake Peralta’s friendship in Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a great example of this.
No matter how wild or dangerous their escapades get, their friendship remains rock solid. Even when Gus is frustrated with Shawn’s antics or devious schemes, you know they’ll bounce back in no time. Despite their differences, they’re two peas in a pod in the end.
Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer’s characters on Broad City show the kind of friendship you want in your 20s and early 30s while figuring out life. Sure, their adventures are packed with hilarious shenanigans, but their bond is what really shines.
If there's a pair of friends you'd call soulmates, it's got to be Scott and Stiles from Teen Wolf. These two are so tight, they'd do anything for each other. Fans love their bond, and it's easy to see why—they're terrified of losing each other and would go to any lengths to protect one another.
The ultimate example of partners in crime has to be Thelma and Louise. These two best friends start off with a fun night out on the town, hitting up clubs and having a blast. But things take a wild turn when they end up committing a crime to protect each other. After shooting a man who assaults Thelma, they find themselves on the run and jump off the cliff together when authorities catch up.