But the likes of Emmerdale's 'Robron,' Coronation Street's 'Swarla' and more are all facing major obstacles, posing the question: are these serial dramas letting down their power pairings?
Of course, we're talking about Robert Sugden (Ryan Hawley) and Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller), who recently reunited after almost 6 years apart.
There are also plenty of unresolved issues between Aaron and Robert, stemming from the latter's decision to cut off and divorce the former back in 2019.
Hawley has assured us that throwing Kev into the mix is rather different to the troubles 'Robron' have previously endured, and made a good point when he told RadioTimes.com and other press that "it would be pretty boring if it was just plain sailing.
The promise of a special episode next month, due to shed light on both the Kev conundrum and Robert's prison trauma, may give this story the lift it needs.
Moving onto 'Swarla', and poor Carla Connor (Alison King) is still reeling after her fiancée Lisa Swain's (Vicky Myers) wife Becky (Amy Cudden) pitched up alive, four years after Lisa mourned her death.
Yes, Becky's arrival allowed for some sensational scenes from Myers as Lisa struggled to comprehend what she was seeing; but she and Carla have been through the mill this year thanks to kidney failure and the dangerous Rob Donovan (Marc Baylis).
Over on EastEnders, Ben Mitchell (Max Bowden) and Callum Highway's (Tony Clay) marriage is no more.
We've discussed before how Callum as a character has been let down by his choice to cheat, and it's not clear where his relationship with Johnny is going.
It's a disappointing end to Ben and Callum's love story, and we're fearing another may have a more permanent conclusion on Hollyoaks.
They've always proved us wrong, but it seemed like one cheating scandal too many when Nancy admitted that she slept with Tony Hutchinson (Nick Pickard) a few years back and conceived young daughter Morgan behind Darren's back.
Caught up in the plane crash and ensuing fire during the soap's 30th anniversary week, Darren soon regretted his harsh words to Nancy when her life hung in the balance, so who knows whether they will even get the chance to patch things up again?
The fallout surrounding 'Dancy' was, at least, skilfully handled by Fox and Dawson, and there has been equally strong work from everyone involved in the aforementioned plots.
As for Corrie, there's reassurance that Lisa's feelings for Carla outweigh those she has for Becky.
Many before them have survived worse, so perhaps the added intensity simply comes from there being so much unrest among these pairings concurrently.
The love will never die, but will it buckle under the pressure?
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