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The leads on a crime drama or procedural. This is a male-female relationship, and the duo is usually, but not always, in a law enforcement profession. They do not have to officially be partnered together as long as they don't work with anyone else more closely than they work with each other. They're like the partners of a Buddy Cop Show only, you know, different genders. This trope doesn't tend to pop up on ensemble shows or shows that only have one lead, such as House or 24. Relationship strength comparable to Heterosexual Life Partners and Platonic Life Partners but with sexual tension.

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  • The leads on a crime drama or procedural. This is a male-female relationship, and the duo is usually, but not always, in a law enforcement profession. They do not have to officially be partnered together as long as they don't work with anyone else more closely than they work with each other. They're like the partners of a Buddy Cop Show only, you know, different genders. This trope doesn't tend to pop up on ensemble shows or shows that only have one lead, such as House or 24. Relationship strength comparable to Heterosexual Life Partners and Platonic Life Partners but with sexual tension.
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  • The leads on a crime drama or procedural. This is a male-female relationship, and the duo is usually, but not always, in a law enforcement profession. They do not have to officially be partnered together as long as they don't work with anyone else more closely than they work with each other. They're like the partners of a Buddy Cop Show only, you know, different genders. The duo typically spends a lot of time together off the job. There's probably a will-they-won't-they element between the two characters. Their relationship must be one of the main focuses of the show, and is usually in the form of a Just Friends scenario. There are often countless instances of She's Not My Girlfriend and Everyone Can See It. Usually they're an Odd Couple, especially a believer, and a skeptic, but not necessarily, making them fundamentally different in their beliefs. Typically, these characters will also experience a difference of opinion on other faith-based subjects, such as religion. This trope doesn't tend to pop up on ensemble shows or shows that only have one lead, such as House or 24. Relationship strength comparable to Heterosexual Life Partners and Platonic Life Partners but with sexual tension. Examples of Just Partners include:
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