The original British sitcom "Coupling," created by Steven Moffat, ran for a total of four seasons. It aired on BBC Two from May 2000 to June 2004. The series consisted of 28 episodes in total, with the first three seasons containing eight episodes each and the final season containing only four episodes. The show was widely acclaimed for its witty dialogue, complex narrative structures, and honest exploration of modern relationships and sexual dynamics. Although there was talk of a fifth season, the creator decided to end the show while it was still at its peak popularity to avoid a decline in quality. There was also an American adaptation of the show produced by NBC in 2003, which lasted for only one season before being cancelled due to poor ratings and negative reviews. Therefore, when referring to the definitive and most popular version of the show, the answer is four seasons of high-quality British television comedy that has since gained a cult following worldwide.
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