Most Loved VS Most Hated Cartoon Love Interests

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00:00 Introduction
00:07 Katara
02:10 Mako
04:16 Marceline
06:18 Shaggy Rogers
08:10 Kim Possible
10:00 Homer Simpson
12:05 Starfire
14:04 Peter Griffin
15:54 Connie Maheswaran
17:52 Gwen
19:40 Outro

om heartwarming romances to total trainwrecks, we’re breaking down the most loved and most hated cartoon love interests ever.
Let's kick things off with...
#cartooncharacters #loveinterest

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