Best Female Friendships On TV

Orange Is the New Black's Boo and Pennsatucky

How many of your friends would be willing to help you drug an abusive prison guard and stick him with a broom where the sun don't shine? (They never went through with it, but still!)

Playing House's Maggie and Emma

Whether they're role-playing as a pair of swamp-dwelling sweethearts or, you know, just being themselves, these life-long Jammers come across more like sisters than friends.

Broad City's Abbi and Ilana

The only thing stronger than Ilana's weed is her friendship with Abbi. And considering these two were being interrogated by Israeli soldiers the last time we saw them — Ilana was gathering "materials" to make a DIY tampon for Abbi on a plane, it was a whole thing — we can't wait to see what they get up to in Season 4.

The Big Bang Theory's Penny, Amy and Bernadette

It's hard not to geek out whenever these ladies gets together for a round of drinks (though it's typically Penny who does most of the drinking). 

New Girl's Jess and Cece

Through thick and thin, Nick and Schmidt and multiple career changes, the bond between these ex-loftmates has only grown stronger in the six years we've known them. 

Raven's Home's Raven and Chelsea

One needn't gaze too far into the future to know that these lifelong Boyz 'N' Motion fans BFFs will make the best co-parenting team on the upcoming That's So Raven sequel series. (You've all seen the trailer, yes?)

The Handmaid's Tale's Offred and Moira

When your friendship can survive the complete erosion of all civil rights, ritualized sexual violence and some seriously frumpy attire, you know your pal is ride or die.  

The Mick's Mickey and Alba

Inexplicably bonded from the moment they first locked eyes, these unlikely besties take would do anything — including hiding the occasional body — for each other.

Pretty Little Liars' Aria, Alison, Hanna, Emily and Spencer

It could be argued that the Liars have been at odds with one another too many times to qualify for this list. But, honestly, once you've buried a body together, what's a little betrayal among friends?

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's Rebecca, Paula, Valencia and Heather

It's a good thing Rebecca has expanded her inner circle since Season 1, because she'll need all the girl power she can get to take down Josh Chan. #Friendtopia

Supergirl's Kara and Lena

Kara and Lena's enduring friendship gives us hope that one day all Supers and Luthors can see eye to eye. (And speaking of hope, have you ever looked up #SuperCorp on Twitter?)

Insecure's Issa and Molly

They never shy away from calling each other out on their self-sabotaging tendencies, especially when it comes to dating and relationships. Be that as it may, it always comes from a place of love. 

Being Mary Jane's Mary Jane and Kara

Co-workers by chance, friends by choice, these two have managed to successfully climb the news biz ladder without stepping on one another's heads. Not intentionally, at least.

Younger's Liza and Kelsey

Now that Kelsey knows Liza's big secret, their historically rock-solid friendship will finally be put to the test: Will she forgive and forget? Or will she, I don't know, sleep with Josh?

Lucifer's Maze and Dr. Linda

Not that there was any doubt, but Dr. Linda's brush with death in the Season 2 finale proved that Maze would go to Hell and back to keep her No. 1 human gal pal safe.