(#4) Superman & Lois Lane
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman and Lois Lane! It's the original interplanetary office romance as reporter Clark Kent finds himself drawn towards fellow journalist Lane. The two end up meeting constantly at work while Superman is under the guise of Clark Kent. If not for the Earth always needing saving, they could have had a lovely relationship.
In some alternate realities and iterations (see, for example, Alan Moore's magnificent Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?), they have a child - made in the natural, human (and apparently also Kryptonian) way, unlike Starman. We can always root for those offshoot dimensions, even if the romance seems to be constantly stymied by circumstance in others.
(#7) Dick & Mary On '3rd Rock From the Sun'
Love and hate drove this alien and human relationship so wild that only an SNL-worthy cast could fill the roles. 3rd Rock From The Sun has Dick, the alien (John Lithgow), and Mary, the human (Jane Curtin), meet at work, forced to share a small office space. For Dick, it's love at first sight; for Mary, the complete opposite. The two spend most of the series in an on-again-off-again relationship until finally they become engaged. Although they had all of America, and maybe even the solar system, rooting for them, the couple's romance was given a sadly Men In Black-esque ending, with Dick, forced to return to his homeworld, erasing Mary's memory of him.
Better to have loved and lost, we say. If this science fiction couple's relationship seemed strong, it may have been partly from the phenomenal casting.
(#2) Korben Dallas & Leeloo In 'The Fifth Element'
A former member of the special forces, cab driver Korben Dallas (Bruce Willis) finds himself in a bind when he must rescue not only a humanoid elemental but the Earth itself. Leeloo (Milla Jovovich), created from living cells taken from Monshadowan cells, is a true innocent, albeit one with incredible powers. Like most aliens, Leeloo must learn how to live on Earth, speak on Earth, eat, sleep, and sometimes play; her guilelessness is adorable and endearing.
The two fall in love as Dallas saves the spirited redhead from impending doom many times over.
(#15) Gardner Elliot & Tulsa In 'The Space Between Us'
Born on Mars, Gardner Elliot (Asa Butterfield) is the first technical Martian featured in The Space Between Us. Although of human background, his body and musculature been have changed so dramatically by his years on Mars that he cannot live on Earth without surgical assistance. During his solitude on Mars, Elliot wanders into an online virtual chatroom where he meets Tulsa (Britt Robertson), a troubled orphan. The two find a strong connection that fuels Elliot's desire to go to Earth.
After a long struggle, surgery, and physical training, Elliot makes his way to Earth and finds Tulsa. The two embark on a romantic journey, until Elliot's heart begins to give out and they must find a way to save him.
This innocent young love tale shows that romance can spark between people who are different but share an inherent desire not to be alone.
(#10) Valerie & Mac In 'Earth Girls Are Easy'
Probably one of the best/worst '80s flicks, Earth Girls Are Easy is what Clueless could have been with aliens. Valerie (Geena Davis) and Mac (Jeff Goldblum) meet by mistake when Mac's spaceship lands in her pool the day after she and her fiancé break off their engagement. The two head down a path of partying, adventure, and California sun.
After some police interaction and a near-fatal trip to the emergency room, the couple escape back to their home. In the end, they run (or fly) off together for a life of adventure in space, which is perhaps the happiest ending one can imagine for a human/alien romance.
(#13) Michael & Maria On 'Roswell'
Although it didn't last past three seasons, Roswell made its mark as a spicy teen romance that focused on some love triangles in New Mexico, an alien hotspot. Michael (Brendan Fehr) and Maria (Majandra Delfino) cycle through an on-again-off-again romance, popular for teenage humans and aliens, which eventually leads to the troubled youths realizing they love each other.
Michael, who has to deal with his vicious foster father, yearns to escape Earth but decides to stay because he understands that home is where the heart is - in his case, Maria.
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