Stream These Iconic Valentine's Day TV Episodes This February
Valentine's Day is almost here and love is in the air—and on the air! Get yourself in the mood for romance by watching (or rewatching!) the best Valentine's Day TV episodes of all time. We've rounded them up for you right here, with special holiday episodes from many of your favorite sitcoms and dramas, including Friends, How I Met Your Mother, Gilmore Girls, and more.
Whether you'll be single or loved up this Valentine's Day, there's an episode that's just right for your relationship status. Celebrating with your best gal pals this year? You'll definitely want to stream the iconic "Galentine's Day" episode of Parks and Recreation where the female-friendly holiday got its start. If it's you and your boo this year, take your pick from romantic (and hilarious!) episodes of shows like The Big Bang Theory or Happy Endings. Watch one or two, or stream them all for a love-filled marathon before February 14. And if you still haven't had your fill of sweet holiday content, check out our list of the best Valentine's Day movies to watch all season long!
The Office — “Valentine's Day”
It's Valentine's Day at Dunder Mifflin and unrequited love is in the air. With Kelly pining after Ryan, Jim after Pam, and Michael after Jan, the only one who comes out on top is Phyllis, who is inundated with gifts from her boyfriend Bob Vance (Vance Refrigeration).
Parks and Recreation — “Galentine's Day”
Did you know that Leslie Knope basically invented Galentine's Day?! In this iconic episode, Leslie throws her annual "Galentine's Day" party for her female friends, ultimately birthing a real-life holiday that celebrates sisterhood!
Friends — “The One with the Candy Hearts”
Chandler and his kooky on-again, off-again girlfriend Janice are back on again in this Valentine's Day-themed episode—until he gets "the ick" when she gifts him candy hearts printed with the words "Chan and Jan Forever." Meanwhile, Ross goes on his first date since his divorce, only to bump into his ex. Awkward!
Grey's Anatomy — “Valentine's Day Massacre”
It wouldn't be Valentine's Day at Seattle Grace without a dramatic medical emergency or two. This time, Meredith and Derek's date plans are dashed when a roof collapses at a romantic restaurant on February 14.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer — “Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered”
A love spell gone wrong finds Xander getting seduced by every woman in Sunnydale—including his forever dream girl, Buffy. Talk about a magical Valentine's Day!
Happy Endings — “The St. Valentine's Day Maxssacre”
Getting dumped is no picnic—but getting right before Valentine's Day adds salt to the wound. Dave is worried that this is his fate with his new girlfriend Lindsay, while Penny is the one wanting to unload her boyfriend Reed before February 14 rolls around. The only one who gets a happy ending in this Valentine's episode is Max, who rekindles his romance with the one who got away in a sweet candlelit moment.
How I Met Your Mother — “Desperation Day”
The whole gang is looking forward to February 14, but for womanizer Barney, it's all about Valentine's Day Eve, a.k.a "Desperation Day." Barney claims single women are lonelier and easier to seduce on this fateful day, but Robin sets out to prove him wrong.
New Girl — "Valentine’s Day"
It's Jess' first Valentine's Day as a single woman and she's on the prowl! With Schmidt as her wingman, what could possibly go wrong?
Glee — "Silly Love Songs"
It's Valentine's Day for New Directions! Come for the Finn-Quinn-Rachel love triangle, and stay for the always amazing performances, including Queen's "Fat Bottomed Girls," Katy Perry's "Firework," and of course, Paul McCartney's "Silly Love Songs."
Gossip Girl — "Crazy, Cupid, Love"
Blair is back! Fresh off her honeymoon, everybody's favorite Upper East Side princess plays Cupid for Serena and Dan—despite the fact that B secretly has feelings for him herself. Xoxo, Gossip Girl.
The O.C. — "The Heartbreak"
It's Valentine's Day in the O.C. and everyone in Newport Beach is prepping for the Singles Benefit Dance. Marissa is hoping to reunite with Ryan, but things take a turn when a blast from his romantic past unexpectedly shows up.
Gilmore Girls — "Love, Daisies and Troubadours"
Who needs red roses when you can have 1,000 yellow daisies? This grand romantic gesture sweeps Lorelai off her feet, but is she really ready to take the next step with her boyfriend Max—especially now that Luke is back on the market?
Friends — "The One with the Birthing Video'
Monica's plans for a Valentine's Day with Chandler are foiled when he accidentally watches a video of Rachel giving birth. Could he BE any more freaked out?
The Big Bang Theory — "The Tangible Affection Proof"
In this sweet episode, Sheldon is on a mission to prove his love for Amy with the perfect gift. Cue the hilarious chaos as our favorite nerds dive into Valentine's Day with their own unique breed of romance.
The Mindy Project — "Harry & Mindy"
Mindy Kaling's real-life BFF and former flame B.J. Novak guest stars as her promising new love interest, Jaime. But when she tries to set up his ex-girlfriend with Danny, Mindy realizes Jaime's heart might not belong to her after all.
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