Top 10 Underrated Romantic TV Shows

One Day

Based on the beloved novel, One Day follows Emma and Dexter, two very different people whose lives keep colliding in unexpected ways. After meeting on graduation night, they form a connection that feels effortless, until real life pulls them in separate directions.

Trying

Trying is a warm, funny, and surprisingly emotional romance that proves love isn’t just about grand gestures; it’s about showing up every day. Jason and Nikki are deeply in love, but their dream of having a baby feels out of reach, pushing them toward adoption. As they face awkward interviews, family chaos, and endless obstacles, their relationship is tested in the most relatable ways.

Dash & Lily

If you want a romance that feels like a cozy holiday hug, Dash & Lily is the perfect pick. The show follows two teens who begin falling for each other without even meeting at first, communicating through a red notebook filled with dares and personal confessions. Dash is cynical and guarded, while Lily is bright, hopeful, and full of wonder, which may their dynamic instantly charming.

Fellow Travelers

Fellow Travelers is a sweeping, intense romance that feels both passionate and heartbreaking. Set against the fear and repression of the 1950s Lavender Scare, it follows Hawk and Tim; two political staffers whose love story begins with a secret. The chemistry is undeniable, but what truly makes the series stand out is its emotional weight and historical backdrop.

Feel Good

Feel Good is a raw, honest, and emotional romance with a lot of heart. The series follows Mae, a comedian and recovering addict, who is trying to stay on track while also dealing with messy emotions and unhealthy patterns. When Mae starts dating George, their relationship feels exciting and intense, but it also brings up fear, insecurity, and past trauma.

Lovesick

Lovesick takes a wildly awkward premise and turns it into a genuinely charming romantic journey. After Dylan is diagnosed with an STD, he’s forced to reconnect with past partners and confront relationships he never fully processed. Even though it starts as a comedy about embarrassment slowly becomes something deeper, exploring love, regret, and emotional maturity.

A Discovery of Witches

A Discovery of Witches is the perfect balance of romance and mystery. Diana is a witch who discovers an old magical manuscript, and it pulls her into a dangerous supernatural world. She meets Matthew, a vampire who is protective, charming, and full of secrets. Even though witches and vampires aren’t supposed to be together, they fall in love anyway.

Victoria

Victoria traces the early reign of Queen Victoria. So, there’s royal politics but what steals hearts is the intimate, slow-burning love story between the young monarch and Prince Albert. At its core, the show explores marriage, power, and vulnerability, turning a famous union into a deeply personal and emotionally resonant tale.

From Scratch

From Scratch is a beautiful romance about love that changes your life. It follows an artist who meets a chef in Italy, and their relationship grows quickly into something deep and serious. The story also shows how love can be tested by family, culture, and unexpected life struggles. It’s emotional, touching, and sometimes heartbreaking, but also full of warmth and hope.

Poldark

Poldark is a romantic period drama set in the 1700s. Ross Poldark returns home after war and finds that his life has changed completely. He tries to rebuild his future, but things don’t go smoothly. Along the way, he forms a strong connection with Demelza, and their relationship becomes the heart of the story.