Young and the Restless: Worst Couples of the Year

Young and the Restless: Worst Couples of the Year

Young and the Restless fans see a lot of love, more hate, but a lot of love around here. We get to see Genoa City residents fall in love, out of love, kind of in love, fake love, and all kinds of love in between on an annual basis. Every year, the show brings us a couple or two that we just cannot get on board with. A couple who doesn’t work for us. A couple who isn’t the right couple. Some who are great and amazing and we wish would stay together forever and ever. And then there are years like 2018 when it seems that every single couple who comes together on the show is a mess. We have so many we can’t even get to them all, but we can show you who some of our very least favorite couples of the year have been to this point.

Phyllis and Billy

We aren’t sure we can say it more times than we do already, but she’s just too much woman for him. She has too much of a mind of her own. She’s too powerful and ambitious. She’s someone who knows her worth and isn’t afraid to ask for more than she’s been given. She’s someone who has so much to offer, and he’s not someone who seems to have anything to offer in the grand scheme of things. He’s a mess, she’s a powerhouse. He’s also immature, and he cannot get his life together. Seeing her with someone who makes stupid decision after stupid decision is not something that we care for. He’s far better off with someone like Vickie, who is just to meek and too immature on her own to really be a bad match for him. But, really, though, we just don’t like these two together, and we were very happy that their engagement was broken off when it was. They weren’t a good match at all.

Sharon and Nick

So, here’s the thing about them. We have a love hate with their situation. We love them together some days, hate them together other days, and can’t make up our mind about them the rest of the days. While they do work together, they didn’t work together more than once. And that’s enough for us. We aren’t big believers in second chances around here. I can’t imagine divorcing my husband and then remarrying him in the future. The idea that there was a chance I didn’t love him enough to be married to him anymore at one point is too much. I’m keeping him, and that’s what works. If you’re willing to give up your marriage, it just doesn’t work. And that is what makes this not work for us. They both need someone else who is better for them than one another, and they make such good friend after all. Why bother messing that up when they have so much more to offer one another? It doesn’t work for us.

Victoria and JT

Now, where do we start? We don’t know that we love them as a whole, but we really don’t love him. He came back into town and swept her off her feet, and that didn’t work for us. For one, we know that they were together before, and we don’t love that. The second chance thing we mentioned above does apply to his. And this is one of those situations, too. But the real problem we face here is the fact that so much of their situation is a mess in so many ways. There are so many things that they could do rather than spend their lives together, but they did what they wanted, and we hated it. As if it wasn’t bad enough from the start, we then had to deal with that part where they were such a mess that they actually got into an altercation.

He abused her physically, and then she stayed. While we don’t know what that is like or how that works, we do know that it just doesn’t work for us. It doesn’t make sense to us, and we hated it. We wanted to see him punished, and then he died.

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