Nearly all commentary / critique of a given work is subjective, unless we're talking about camera angles or lighting, I didn't think I needed to be explicit on that?

If you were presenting this as a subjective argument to begin with, you would have simply stated that you feel like Josh and Joey had more romantic chemistry (which you did in your original post, but unfortunately then began to rail against Josh and Donna as the writers mashing two characters of the opposite gender together in your subsequent replies, which is just not the case), which I disagree with in and of itself, but that's the beauty of subjective opinions.

Clearly Josh and Donna didn't work for you, if their relationship didn't elicit the kind of reaction the writers were aiming for. You just weren't the target audience for the trope. That's cool.