I'm going to kick myself, I'm sure, when some of these are revealed. Those I can guess at:
5. An extreme longshot (especially since I've mostly encountered the series only via secondary source material): Sapphire and Steel, of the series bearing their names.
8. This has to be Ned and Chuck (or possibly Ned and Olive, considering the performers) of Pushing Daisies.
10. My best guess, quite possibly wrong: James West and Artemus Gordon, of Wild Wild West. The steampunk gadgets fit, and the library clue would certainly fit Artie. (The other possible series would be Secret Adventures of Jules Verne, which I've only seen small bits of and so can't begin to guess at a character pairing.)
And that will do for now. I am certain I've seen/read all three of 13/14/15, and 18 rings a bell too, but they're eluding me for the moment. Unless 15 is Amelia and Emerson from Elizabeth Peters' Amelia Peabody mysteries -- the description fits, but I suspect it isn't what you had in mind.
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Date: 2011-12-01 08:50 am (UTC)5. An extreme longshot (especially since I've mostly encountered the series only via secondary source material): Sapphire and Steel, of the series bearing their names.
8. This has to be Ned and Chuck (or possibly Ned and Olive, considering the performers) of Pushing Daisies.
10. My best guess, quite possibly wrong: James West and Artemus Gordon, of Wild Wild West. The steampunk gadgets fit, and the library clue would certainly fit Artie. (The other possible series would be Secret Adventures of Jules Verne, which I've only seen small bits of and so can't begin to guess at a character pairing.)
And that will do for now. I am certain I've seen/read all three of 13/14/15, and 18 rings a bell too, but they're eluding me for the moment. Unless 15 is Amelia and Emerson from Elizabeth Peters' Amelia Peabody mysteries -- the description fits, but I suspect it isn't what you had in mind.