Everyone, I would like to make a toast
00:00
to Rachel and Joey.
00:03
L is for life. And what is life without
00:20
>> Oh my god. Are we supposed to answer?
00:26
The V is for this very surprising turn
00:39
which I am still fine with. By the way,
00:47
extremely normal I find it [laughter]
01:00
and that one day you might get married
01:10
and have children of your own.
01:16
Dude, are you okay?
01:23
>> Ross, you don't seem okay.
01:28
>> I'm sorry. It must be the pressure of
01:30
>> Uh, Department of Sanitation. [laughter]
01:52
>> It's my It's my hamster. It's Mity.
02:37
>> Oh my god. I'm so sorry, Sh. I I must
02:41
>> Oh, thank God it's not Mitsy.
02:44
>> It's just a rat. [laughter]
02:47
>> No, it's it's just a bit sudden. No,
02:49
it's great. Okay, I am totally on board.
02:51
I love you, too. All right. Bye.
02:54
>> What's the matter, Ross?
03:00
>> Nothing. No. Oh, uh, actually, great
03:01
news. Um, just got off the phone with
03:04
Emily, and looks like I'm moving to a
03:07
new apartment. [laughter] Woohoo.
03:09
>> Well, her thought is, and I agree, fresh
03:15
new furniture. Why not a fresh new
03:18
apartment? Her cousin has this great
03:21
place to sublet. It's got a view of the
03:23
river on one side and Colombia on the
03:25
>> That's way up town. That's like three
03:27
trains away, which is great.
03:29
>> I love to ride that rail. [laughter]
03:32
>> So, you're really okay with this?
03:36
>> Yes. Yes. I mean, it's it's kind of far
03:37
from work, but uh you know, I'll get so
03:40
much done on the commute. I I've been
03:42
given the gift of time. [laughter] You
03:45
know, it's so funny cuz last Christmas I
03:48
got the gift of space.
03:49
We should get them together and make a
03:53
>> Oh no, my new Paulo shoes.
03:57
>> Oh, I hope they're not ruined.
04:00
>> God, what a great day.
04:06
>> What weatherwise?
04:09
I know you the air, the the trees,
04:13
[snorts] even though Nana's gone,
04:18
there's there's something almost uh I
04:19
don't know, almost life.
04:21
>> I'm fine. I'm fine.
04:26
>> I'm just just having my worst fear
04:29
>> What's wrong, buddy?
04:38
>> Someone at work ate my sandwich.
04:39
>> Well, what did the police say?
04:43
>> My Thanksgiving leftover sandwich. I
04:46
can't believe someone just ate it.
04:50
>> Ross, it's just a sandwich. Just a
04:51
sandwich. Look, I am 30 years old, okay?
04:54
I'm going to be divorced twice and I
04:57
just got evicted. That sandwich was the
04:59
only good thing going on in my life.
05:01
Someone ate the only good thing going on
05:03
in my life. [laughter]
05:06
Okay, look, I I have enough stuff for
05:09
for one more sandwich. I mean, I was
05:10
going to eat it myself, but
05:12
that would be incredible. Thank you so
05:16
much. I I I I still can't believe
05:18
I mean, look, I I I left a note and
05:24
Knock-k knockock. Who's there? Ross
05:28
Ross Geller's lunch. Who? Roskeller's
05:32
lunch. Please don't take me. Okay.
05:35
>> I'm surprised you didn't go home wearing
05:40
>> Okay. Look, you want to hold on to your
05:44
food? You got to scare people off. I
05:45
learned that living on the street.
05:47
>> Really? So, so what would you say,
05:49
Feebs? Stuff like, uh, keep your mitts
05:52
>> Say, Ross, when you picture Phoebe
05:58
living on the street, is she surrounded
06:00
by the entire cast of Annie?
06:01
Okay, this will keep him away from your
06:05
>> may I have a word with you?
06:17
>> Oh, of course, Donald.
06:18
>> We've been getting reports of some very
06:21
angry behavior on your part.
06:23
>> Threatening letters, refusal to meet
06:26
Apparently, people now call you mental.
06:30
>> we want you to speak to a psychiatrist.
06:37
>> Oh, no. You You don't understand. Gh,
06:40
this is so silly. Um, this is all just
06:43
because of a sandwich.
06:46
>> Yeah. You see, my my sister makes these
06:50
amazing turkey sandwiches. Her secret is
06:53
she puts a an extra slice of gravy
06:57
soaked bread in the middle. I call it
06:59
the moist maker. [laughter]
07:02
Anyway, I I put my sandwich in the
07:04
fridge over here and Oh. Oh, you know
07:06
what? I I'm sorry. I I I believe I ate
07:08
>> You ate my sandwich. It was a simple
07:17
mistake. It could happen to anyone.
07:20
Did you confuse it with your own turkey
07:25
sandwich with a moist maker?
07:28
>> Do you perhaps remember seeing a note on
07:32
>> There may have been a a joke or limmer
07:38
>> that said it was my sandwich.
07:42
>> Now, now calm down. Come look in my
07:47
office. Some of it may still be in the
07:50
Well, it was quite large. I I I I had to
07:56
throw most of it away.
07:59
>> You You You You threw my sandwich away.
08:00
>> What time is it?
08:10
>> Watch doesn't work.
08:15
>> Tommy's supposed to be here soon. We're
08:17
>> Look. Look. I wasn't going to say
08:23
anything to you, but all right. I don't
08:25
think you should be seeing Tommy
08:28
>> No. The guy is mean. I mean, really
08:33
mean. I think you should stay away from
08:36
>> H. Or maybe I should stay away from all
08:39
>> No, it's not just because I'm jealous.
08:43
I mean, I'm not I'm not I'm not jealous.
08:46
Okay. It's Look, the guy, he screamed.
08:48
He actually screamed at this couple
08:51
sitting in our seats.
08:53
>> Yeah. And at the end of the play, he he
08:55
got up, you know, and he just started
08:58
like banging his hands together.
09:00
>> Oh. Uh, does anyone know where the
09:02
Freeman building is?
09:04
>> Yeah, it's the new building on Avenue.
09:06
>> What? That that's all the way across
09:08
town. I'm supposed to teach a graduate
09:09
seminar there in 10 minutes.
09:11
>> Ooh, dude. That's not going to happen.
09:13
>> Yeah. MOVE IT. MOVE IT. MOVE IT. HEY,
09:18
Sorry I'm a little late. Uh, whoa, a lot
09:42
Well, let me start by uh by introducing
09:46
myself. I'm uh Professor Geller.
09:49
I'm Professor Geller. Good job today.
09:56
>> Oh my god, the pages are stuck together,
10:00
>> Oh my god. She She made half an English
10:12
half a shepherd's pie.
10:18
>> Okay. Now, what was that all about? Is
10:21
it Does it not taste good? Let me try
10:23
All done. [laughter]
10:32
Maybe Chandler HAS SOME LEFT. [laughter]
10:38
THAT TASTES like feet.
10:43
>> So, come on. Explain yourself. Geller.
10:46
First, you got my Rachel pregnant.
10:50
>> You got Rachel pregnant?
10:51
>> YES. YES, I did. But, but it was it was
10:56
just a one night thing. It meant
10:58
>> Oh, really? That's what my daughter
11:00
means to you? Nothing?
11:03
>> No. No, sir. Um, she means a lot to me.
11:04
I mean, I I care. I I love Rachel. What?
11:07
Oh, but not in that way. I mean,
11:09
I mean, I'm not in love with her. I love
11:11
her like like a friend.
11:13
>> Oh, really? That's how you treat a
11:14
friend? You get her in trouble and then
11:16
you refuse to marry her?
11:17
>> Hey, I offered to marry her. But I
11:18
didn't want to. [laughter]
11:21
>> Well, why not? So you could spend your
11:24
>> I'm sorry, Dr. Green. Mona. Mona. Dr.
11:29
>> How could you have kept all of this from
11:34
>> I was going to tell you, but what? You
11:37
figure you get what you wanted and then
11:40
you dump her like you did Rachel.
11:41
>> Hey, I did not dump Rachel, nor are we
11:43
Why don't we just let the machine get
11:54
>> Hey, Ross, it's Joey. There's a hooker
11:57
over here, and we thought maybe you'd
12:00
know something about it. [laughter]
12:01
>> No, no, no, NO, NO. I I I need to lie
12:04
>> OKAY. [applause]
12:11
>> Welcome to America.
12:17
>> Oh my gosh. Two in a row. You got to use
12:27
>> What are the odds? What are the odds?
12:40
>> Okay, that that's enough. You know, let
12:44
let's let someone else play.
12:47
>> If you didn't want to play, then why'd
12:51
you come to the party?
12:52
>> Hey, someone order a coat.
12:55
>> Ross, Chandler wrote something about me
12:57
on his computer, and he won't let me
12:58
>> He won't. He won't.
13:00
Because isn't that isn't that the the
13:04
the short story you were writing?
13:06
>> Yes. Yes, it is the short story that I
13:09
>> In a minute, let me read it.
13:13
>> Hey, uh why don't you read it to her?
13:19
A lonely gray couch.
13:54
Oh, look, cried Ned. [laughter]
13:59
And then the kingdom was his forever.
14:02
That's it. That's all you wrote. You're
14:08
the worst WRITER IN THE WHOLE WORLD.
14:10
>> All right. All right. You know what?
14:13
This isn't funny anymore. There's
14:14
something about me on that piece of
14:15
paper, and I want to see it.
14:16
>> All right. You know what? Fine. If you
14:23
guys want to be children about this,
14:24
that's fine. I do not need TO
14:26
>> That is something that's
14:36
>> Ross. What is this?
14:39
>> Thank you. Good luck.
14:40
>> Okay, just just remember how crazy I am
14:45
Too into her looks.
14:51
>> Now that's a little spoiled. He was
14:55
supposed to type little, you idiot.
14:56
>> Just a waitress.
15:00
>> Now that that was uh I mean as opposed
15:03
to uh the um Okay. Is is this over yet?
15:06
>> I do not have chubby ankles.
15:12
is there a woman waiting at the bar? Um,
15:23
someone average height, dark hair, or
15:27
perhaps doing a puzzle?
15:29
>> Uh, there's a drunk Chinese guy.
15:31
>> Well, if I'm still here in an hour, buy
15:36
>> Can I get you another glass of wine?
15:40
>> I don't know if I should. I don't want
15:42
to be drunk when I go home alone.
15:43
>> Got stood up, huh? Eh, it's no big deal.
15:49
It's just a blind date.
15:51
>> Are you worried your date came, saw you,
15:53
and left? [laughter]
15:54
>> Hi. Uh, I'm I'm Ross. I don't I don't
16:02
believe we met. I'm Monica's older
16:05
>> Oh, hi. I'm I'm Mona from her
16:08
hello. Uh, Mona from her restaurant.
16:12
Mona. Wow. What a what a beautiful name.
16:20
>> You think so? I always kind of hated it.
16:22
>> Oh, come on. Mona Lisa.
16:25
the famous botonist. Huh? Oh, no. She's
16:33
uh well, she's dead now, but [laughter]
16:37
no. Supposedly, she was once quite the
16:39
hottie of the plant world.
16:42
>> Well, see, I never knew about her.
16:46
>> So, what uh what what table are you at?
16:54
>> Good. Now, there'll be someone there who
17:00
>> Yes, there will.
17:03
Oh, guess what, Molly Gilbert? You've
17:12
just been bumped up to table one. And if
17:14
it's all right with you, I'm going to
17:18
take your place at table six. Martin
17:20
Hey. Uh, I thought I thought you were at
17:34
>> Oh, see, before you uh when you showed
17:42
it to me, you you held it that way,
17:46
which uh [laughter]
17:47
which was misleading.
17:49
It was the chair again. Okay, I'm not
18:08
doing it. It Look, I don't You know
18:11
what? That's it. I cannot make this
18:14
decision. It is too difficult. So, I am
18:17
just going to leave it entirely up to
18:19
>> A magic eightball. Oh, you can't be
18:25
serious. You can't make this decision
18:27
>> Oh, it's not a toy.
18:29
Well, I don't know what else to do. I
18:33
mean, I either keep my wife and lose one
18:36
of my my best friends or I keep my
18:38
friend and get divorced for the second
18:41
time before I'm 30. So So if anyone else
18:43
has has a better suggestion, let's hear
18:45
it because I I got nothing. All right,
18:47
don't be shy. Any suggestion will do.
18:49
Magic eightball. Should I never see
19:06
[laughter] Later is not good enough.
19:17
>> What the hell? This is broken. It is
19:28
>> Hello. Is Ross there?
19:33
>> Uh, no he's not. Can I take a message?
19:35
>> Yes. This is Russell. Ross's divorce
19:36
lawyer. Just tell him that since I
19:38
haven't heard from him, I assume he's
19:40
decided to give the marriage a try.
19:42
>> Ross got married again? No. [laughter]
19:44
>> All right, keep going. We are phasing
19:49
the accent out. Phasing it out.
19:52
So without retesting their results in
19:55
the team would never have identified
20:00
the initial errors in their carbon
20:06
Were there any questions at this point?
20:14
>> What's happening to your accent?
20:18
Come again. What's What's this nonsense?
20:23
All right. I'm I'm not English.
20:30
I'm from Long Island.
20:34
I was really nervous and the accent just
20:37
um just came out. [laughter]
20:40
So, if we could just get back to the
20:46
were there any questions
20:51
about paleontology?
20:55
All right. Look, I was just trying to
21:00
make a good first impression. Obviously,
21:01
I screwed up, but what you guys think of
21:04
me is really important because I'm I'm
21:07
hoping to get a permanent job here. So,
21:09
if you just give me another chance to
21:11
make a good impression.
21:14
>> Ross, ARE YOU CRAZY? I'M STILL YOUR WIFE
21:16
OR WERE YOU JUST NEVER GOING TO TELL ME?
21:20
WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU?
21:22
I could just kill you. [laughter]
21:25
>> this guy says hello. Oh, I want to kill
21:39
>> Are you okay, sweetie?
21:42
>> I just feel like someone reached down my
21:44
throat, grabbed my small intestine,
21:45
pulled it out of my mouth, and tied it
21:47
around my neck. Cookie,
21:49
>> Carol moved her stuff out today.
21:53
>> Let me get you some coffee.
21:56
>> No. Oh, no. No. Don't stop cleansing my
22:03
>> No. Just leave my aura alone. Okay,
22:07
I'll be fine. All right. Really,
22:11
everyone? I hope she'll be very happy.
22:13
>> No, I don't. To hell with her. She left
22:15
>> And you never knew she was a lesbian.
22:19
Why does everyone keep fixating on that?
22:28
She didn't know. How should I know?
22:32
I know why you're here.
22:41
>> Yeah. And to save you from any
22:43
embarrassment, um, I think maybe I
22:45
that's been one heck of a seessaw,
23:08
>> I mean, look, that that one night we had
23:14
was fun and and certainly passionate,
23:17
but don't don't you think it's better if
23:21
we just stay friends?
23:22
>> Seriously, what?
23:26
>> Okay. Okay. You know what? If you want
23:30
we can do it one more time.
23:36
I mean, I I'd be okay with that. In
23:40
fact, I have some time right now.
23:43
>> Okay. You know what? Can I Can I talk
23:45
Okay. Whenever you're ready.
24:11
And you're the father, by the way. You
24:21
>> Can I get you some water?
24:28
>> I'm [clears throat] good. I'm good.
24:30
>> Ross, there is no pressure on you. Okay.
24:33
I mean, you can be as involved as you
24:35
>> Yeah. I uh I'm just I don't know. I
24:43
um how this happened. Huh?
24:50
>> We We used a condom.
24:55
>> I know. I know. But you know, condoms
24:57
only work like 97% of the time.
25:00
Well, they should PUT THAT ON THE BOX.
25:11
>> WELL, THEY SHOULD PUT IT IN HUGE BLOCK
25:26
>> OKAY, ROSS, come on. Let's just forget
25:30
>> Oh, well, I may as well have.
25:33
>> Listen, you know what? I was really
25:37
freaked out, too, when I
25:39
>> Hey, I'm not freaked out.
25:41
I'm indignant as a consumer.
25:44
>> You know what? Let's Let's talk later.
25:49
>> No, no. I want to talk now. Okay. I in
25:51
fact I want to talk to the president
25:54
of the condom company.
25:58
>> Okay. You know what? Maybe I should come
26:00
>> Yeah. I'll press one. The data we're
26:04
receiving from MRI scans and DNA testing
26:07
of these fossils are are staggering.
26:10
>> I mean, we've been accepting Leaky's
26:14
dates as as a given. But if they're off
26:16
by even a 100,000 years or so, then you
26:18
can you can just throw most of our
26:21
assumptions, you know, right in the
26:23
So, so what I'm saying is is is
26:27
is that uh reparations
26:33
could could be huge. I mean, not just in
26:36
in paleontology, but if you think about
26:39
it, in in evolutionary biology, uh,
26:42
genetics, uh, geology, I mean, truly,
26:45
the the mind boggles.
26:47
>> Well, that's not what you want.
26:53
>> Joey. Hey, I need to talk to Charlie. Is
27:04
she there? No, she uh she went shopping
27:06
with Rachel. Why? What's up?
27:08
>> Well, I'm meeting with Professor Sherman
27:09
about my being the keynote speaker.
27:11
>> Oh, how's it going?
27:13
>> It could be better.
27:15
>> He um he fell asleep.
27:18
>> What? But I already bought my ticket to
27:20
>> Barbados. Fine, I'll rent the car and
27:25
Ross, you have to get that job.
27:29
>> What am I supposed to do? He's cold. In
27:31
fact, he he was just talking in his
27:34
sleep before, and evidently he wants
27:36
someone named Fran to spank him harder.
27:38
>> Well, just wake him up.
27:42
>> I can't. If he realizes that I'm the one
27:44
who put him to sleep, I won't get the
27:46
>> Ooh, that's a tough one.
27:49
>> Oh, wait a minute. This happened to me
27:51
before. Yeah, I was auditioning for a
27:53
play and the producer fell asleep. I
27:55
No, wait a minute. It was me who fell
27:59
>> hey, Shakespeare, how about a chase
28:05
scene once in a while?
28:07
>> Oh my god. You really want me to be the
28:46
>> Rachel was supposed to be back by now.
28:53
Yeah, but her plane got delayed in
28:55
Athens. But actually, she should be here
28:56
>> Oh, so you talked to her. Did she Did
28:58
>> No, but she likes me. [laughter]
29:02
>> You abandoned her on a plane to Greece.
29:05
>> Okay. I did not abandon Rachel. Okay.
29:06
Emily showed up at the airport. I had to
29:10
go after her. I mean, I I did what I had
29:12
to do. She's my wife. Rachel is my wife.
29:15
You know, Emily [cheering]
29:17
>> So, you still haven't heard from Emily?
29:27
>> No, not since I lost her at the airport.
29:29
>> I can't believe she can outrun you, MAN.
29:32
>> HEY, SHE'S FAST. OKAY,
29:34
>> you think you CAN BEAT ME? LET'S GO
29:38
>> RICH. RA, I am so sorry. I am so so
29:47
>> Oh, Ross, come on. You just did what you
29:52
>> Well, that's it. You're not mad. I mean,
29:57
it must have been terrible.
29:59
>> Terrible? Hell, I was in Greece. I was a
30:01
nice hotel, nice beach, met the nice
30:04
people. It's not too shabby for Rachel.
30:07
>> So, what? That's it?
30:13
>> Oh, yeah. We're cool. Totally cool.
30:15
>> Thanks. Right. You're the best. Oh no,
30:20
you're the best. [laughter]
30:23
>> Oh, I got to go to the flower store.
30:26
Check it out. No one will tell me where
30:29
Emily is, so I'm going to send 72 long
30:31
stemmed red roses to her parents' house.
30:34
One for each day that I've known and
30:36
loved her. That ought to get her talking
30:38
>> Oh, Ross, when you make out the card, be
30:41
sure to make it out to Emily.
30:43
I know it's our anniversary, but I told
30:49
you on the phone I don't have time to
30:51
>> Okay, you don't have to stop. I'm
30:54
invisible. I'm not here.
30:55
>> Yeah, but I don't.
30:57
Who approved that order? Well, there is
31:00
no Mark Robinson in this office. Get me
31:03
>> I love Mark. Do you know Mark?
31:07
>> Well, let me just check up with what
31:10
I've got here. All right. See, 038 is
31:12
not the number for this score. 038 is
31:14
>> I'm sorry. As I was saying, the store
31:29
number is wrong and I'm sorry, but that
31:31
>> Oh yeah. Oh yeah.
31:41
>> Excuse me. I'm sorry. I'm going to have
31:42
to call you back. I've got Shmp in my
31:44
>> What are you doing?
31:49
>> I'm sorry, but um Hey. Oh, somebody's
31:51
off the phone. How about a glass of wine
31:53
by the fire? I'd get it going again if
31:55
What are you doing? I uh reorganized the
32:00
fridge. See? Uh bottom shelf meats and
32:03
dairy, middle shelf, fruits and
32:07
and top shelf expired products.
32:12
>> Why are you doing this?
32:16
>> Because I am bored. Out of my mind. I've
32:17
already been to the bank, the post
32:21
office, and the dry cleaners.
32:22
>> Dude, you just described 7 days worth of
32:24
You got to spread it out a little. You
32:28
know, haven't you ever been unemployed?
32:30
>> Hey, I am not unemployed. I'm on
32:32
>> Hey, don't get religious on me, okay?
32:34
A guy in your position needs to be a
32:38
little better at relaxing, you know.
32:40
What? Why do you think we have the
32:42
comfortable chairs? Huh? Look, come
32:43
here. Sit down. Ready?
32:44
>> so what? We just sit. Oh, no. No. We're
32:55
not going to just sit. Watch.
32:58
>> Hello, Chandler Bing.
33:04
>> Hello, Mr. Bing.
33:05
>> All right, whoever this is, stop calling
33:10
IT'S BEEN 6 MONTHS. IT'S NOT FUNNY.
33:15
>> I HAD a lot of work to do. And Ross,
33:17
nice guy that he is, offered to help me
33:19
out. And then we had a little wine. We
33:21
got to talking and next thing you know,
33:23
out of nowhere, Ross comes on to me.
33:25
>> That's That's a little misleading.
33:29
>> the lie you just told [laughter]
33:33
>> that that you came on to me?
33:37
>> There's the one.
33:39
>> But you did. Let's be honest.
33:41
You know what? Uh, it's it's not
33:47
important. What's important is that is
33:48
that we're having a baby and it's not
33:50
doesn't matter who came on to who.
33:52
>> You know, you kissed me first.
34:02
>> What? What? You were begging me to kiss
34:03
you. You You were sending me signals all
34:06
>> I was sending you signals. Oh, please.
34:09
Okay. Anyone in this room think that I
34:11
would actually send Ross begging
34:13
signals? Please show of hands.
34:14
>> You know, it doesn't matter. It doesn't
34:19
matter what people believe. What matters
34:21
>> Okay. Well, so these signals, Ross,
34:24
explain this to me, cuz maybe I need to
34:25
be more careful. I mean, am I sending
34:26
you these signals right now?
34:28
>> You know what? You know what, Rachel?
34:30
>> No, please show me how I begged you.
34:32
>> I can show you. I have it on videotape.
34:34
It's an expression.
34:45
>> What are we going to talk about? What
34:50
you guys did last night or
34:52
what? What happened last night? Nothing.
34:56
Nothing uh nothing happened last night.
34:57
>> Uhhuh. Ross invited us to all to watch.
35:00
Ra, we weren't going to miss our friends
35:06
>> Who got married?
35:09
>> Hello. We didn't get married. [laughter]
35:17
>> Married? That's ridiculous.
35:19
>> Wait, wait, wait, wait. I remember being
35:26
in a chapel. Wait, they they they would
35:28
not let us get married when we were that
35:30
drunk. They'll let you get married when
35:32
you're drunk. Most people getting
35:34
married in Vegas are drunk.
35:35
>> Now I'm drunk right now.
35:38
>> I can't have a mimosa with breakfast.
35:42
>> What are you guys going to do? Oh, I
35:47
guess we just find a divorce lawyer.
35:48
>> Well, I think I think Ross already has
35:50
>> Now, this one's free, right? Because you
35:56
paid for the first two, so you get the
35:58
third one for free.
35:59
Laugh it up. But the joke's on you
36:01
because we don't need to get divorced.
36:04
Okay. We We're just going to get an
36:06
anulment. An anulment? Ross. I don't
36:08
think surgery is the answer here.
36:10
>> Oh. Oh, that's your thing.
36:15
>> You're the thing. You know that you're
36:20
the guy who gets divorced.
36:22
>> That's not my thing.
36:26
I do not love getting divorced.
36:28
>> Yes, you do. This is your third divorce.
36:31
God, you love divorce so much, I'm
36:34
probably going to marry it and then
36:36
then it won't work out. So, you're going
36:40
to have to divorce it. Divorcing guy.
36:41
>> Did the TV wake you?
37:11
>> No. When you put your feet up on my bed,
37:12
you tugged on my catheter. [laughter]
37:16
>> What are you doing here, Giller?
37:25
>> Well, I came with Rachel, who who should
37:26
be back any second.
37:28
>> Oh, I had a little heart attack.
37:32
>> Wait. Is Is it painful?
37:35
>> What? The heart attack is sitting here
37:37
talking to you. [laughter]
37:38
>> Let's see if we can get that Rachel back
37:42
in here. So, what's new with you, girl?
37:43
Knocked up any more of my daughters
37:46
lately? Nope. Just the one. Right.
37:48
>> What was your week?
37:51
>> Oh, it was good. It was actually the
37:51
baby started kicking.
37:53
>> Yeah, I know. Oh, it was amazing. The
37:55
only sad thing is I wasn't around when
37:57
it happened for the first time.
37:59
>> Yeah, I know. And I I was missing out on
38:02
all this other stuff, too. So, Joey
38:03
suggested Rachel move in with me.
38:06
>> Yeah, [laughter] right.
38:08
>> Joey cracks me up. It's like, yeah, why
38:12
don't you have your ex-wife move in with
38:15
you? That wouldn't be awkward at all.
38:16
Hey, could you imagine? I go away for a
38:23
few days. I come back and my boyfriend
38:25
is living with some woman. He got
38:27
pregnant. [laughter]
38:28
>> So, what'd you tell him?
38:33
>> What are you? Hi.
38:39
>> What are you doing here? I'm I'm
38:43
supposed to pick you up.
38:44
>> Change of plans. I made you a special
38:45
Valentine's dinner. Surprise.
38:47
>> Oh, hey, Mona. Hi. Hi. Hi, Rachel.
38:52
What's she doing here?
38:57
>> I have no idea. [laughter]
38:59
>> Um, I'll be watching TV if anybody needs
39:02
>> Seriously, what is she doing?
39:07
>> Uh, you know, lately she just likes
39:08
hanging out here. [laughter]
39:10
>> I think she's lonely.
39:13
Okay, but it's Valentine's Day. Can't we
39:16
just ask her to go?
39:18
>> Well, no. No. She's way too emotional.
39:20
And by emotional, I mean,
39:23
>> I'm not here. That's just my Chinese
39:29
>> Oh my god. She has food delivered here.
39:32
>> Yes, she's she's emotional, but but
39:35
>> You know what I'm going to do? I'm going
39:41
to get in my sweats and eat this in bed.
39:42
>> And you thought she was going to be in
39:48
our way. [laughter]
39:50
>> So, okay, why don't you uh open the
39:53
champagne and I will be right back. I've
39:56
got a surprise for you.
39:58
>> You got another ex-wife back there.
39:59
>> Please start drinking.
40:03
>> great. Now I'm having a baby.
40:14
>> No, I'm I'm having I'm having A BABY.
40:19
I'M I'M HAVING IT WITH THE PHONE. THE
40:22
>> THE PHONE. [laughter] THE PHONE.
40:23
>> Monica, let's go. Come on now, people.
40:36
Woman in labor. Hey, Ross, look what I
40:38
>> Yeah, save it for the cab. Okay.
40:40
>> What are you doing? What are you doing?
40:43
We're going to a hospital.
40:45
>> What? So I can't look nice? There might
40:46
>> Joey, get out of the fridge.
40:49
>> All right. All right.
40:51
>> What is that? For the ride.
40:53
>> Oh, yeah. Like in a cab.
40:55
>> Okay. Hating this.
40:57
>> MONICA, COME ON NOW. Let's go. Baby
40:58
>> I can't believe it. I'm going to be an
41:02
>> I'm going to have like a nephew.
41:05
>> That's nice. Get out. Let's go. Come on.
41:07
>> All right. All right. I'm going. I'm
41:11
>> Do you not want to be seen with me?
41:24
>> What? No. Of of course I do. Are Are
41:26
they gone? [laughter]
41:28
>> Uh, no. They're still here. But I think
41:30
I'm about to leave.
41:32
>> What? No. No. Wait. What?
41:33
You're right. This is stupid. Who cares
41:36
what people think? I mean, we we like
41:39
each other, right? There's nothing wrong
41:41
>> this is Elizabeth.
41:55
>> Aren't you in my popular culture class?
41:57
>> That's right, Lydia. Elizabeth here is a
42:00
student and uh we're dating. And you may
42:02
frown upon that, but we're not going to
42:05
hide it anymore. [laughter]
42:08
You are so fired. [laughter]
42:12
>> What? They're going to fire you. You
42:16
can't date a student. It's against the
42:18
rules. Really? It's not just frowned
42:20
>> You know, I got to tell you, I just
42:24
loved your look when you were bald.
42:28
Because I think about shaving it all off
42:32
>> Really? Yeah. I mean, you definitely
42:36
>> You know what? I should do it.
42:41
>> Yeah. You know what? Thank you, Rachel.
42:42
>> Oh, stop. Come on.
42:45
>> Now, let's shave that head.
42:48
LOOK WHAT YOU DID. [laughter]
43:05
>> You want to touch it?
43:08
>> No, but but it's great.
43:10
>> Come on, touch it. [laughter]
43:12
You can feel all the bones in your
43:18
>> Hey everybody, happy Thanksgiving.
43:23
>> No, no, no, no, no, no.
43:25
>> What? Are we keeping Thanksgiving a
43:26
No, we are playing this game I learned
43:30
at work. You have to name all the states
43:31
>> What? That's like insanely easy.
43:35
>> No, it's a lot harder than it sounds.
43:37
You always forget at least one or in
43:39
>> It's a stupid game and I wasn't playing
43:45
against other people, so technically I
43:46
>> What? You forgot 14 states?
43:49
>> Nobody cares about the Dakotas.
43:52
>> Oh, okay. Time's up.
43:55
>> All right. I got 48. Oh, it's not bad,
43:57
>> Oh, I got tired of naming states, so I
44:00
decided to list the types of celery.
44:02
And I have one regular celery.
44:06
>> Okay, so Rachel's got 48. And Phoebe has
44:09
vegetables. Joey, say hello to the new
44:15
champ of Chandler's dumb states game.
44:18
>> Wow. How many you got?
44:21
done with time to spare.
44:27
>> Oo, this may be a new world's record.
44:31
>> You know, I hate to lecture you guys,
44:33
but it's kind of disgraceful that a
44:36
group of well-educated adults and Joey
44:38
can't name all the states. You ever see
44:42
a map or one of those round colorful
44:45
things called a globe?
44:48
>> What? That's impossible.
44:54
>> 46. Well, who's well educated now, Mr. I
44:57
>> Okay, Ross, time is up.
45:02
>> No, just give me another minute.
45:03
>> Look, Ross, if you don't know them by
45:05
now, you will never know them. Okay,
45:06
that is the beauty of this game. It
45:08
makes you want to kill yourself.
45:10
>> This This is crazy. I can do this. All
45:13
right. Uh I bet I can get all 50 uh
45:15
>> Okay, but if you can't, no dinner.
45:19
>> You're on. All right. Don't look at my
45:21
list, Ross, cuz there's a lot on there.
45:24
that you don't have.
45:25
>> How can I not get this? I'm a college
45:30
professor. I got 1450 on my SATs.
45:32
>> Damn, I forgot you were here. [laughter]
45:38
>> You need some help from you?
45:41
First of all, Utah,
45:53
dude. You can't just make stuff up.
45:56
[laughter] When I finish this game, I
46:07
Okay, maybe this is so hard because
46:13
there aren't 50 states.
46:16
Let me tell you something. I have 49
46:19
states and there are no more
46:22
now. I I think I should be able to eat
46:27
something. [laughter]
46:28
>> I want my turkey now.
46:59
>> You got Nevada twice.
47:08
>> A tournament on my new
47:16
dart board. Huh? Huh? What do you think?
47:20
Huh? Two days of darts. It'll be great.
47:22
>> It'll be great for next weekend.
47:27
>> No, no, no. This weekend, guys.
47:28
>> It'll be great for next weekend. I mean,
47:30
>> What's going on? We were um sort of
47:38
invited to go skiing, you know, Rachel's
47:41
>> Yeah, that's okay. I mean, if you guys
47:49
all have to go away for the first
47:50
weekend, I'm alone by myself, you know,
47:52
then totally totally understand.
47:54
>> You know what? I can stay. I'm going to
47:57
stay cuz the last time I went skiing, I
47:59
was too afraid to jump off the chair
48:01
lift. I just went round and round.
48:03
Fees, we kind of need you to drive
48:06
everybody up there in your grandmother's
48:08
calf. But you know what? I'll stay.
48:09
>> No, I'll stay. He's my brother.
48:11
>> What a pity stay.
48:15
>> No, [laughter] we're going to have fun.
48:16
>> You know what? That's okay. All right. I
48:27
don't need any of you to stay. Okay.
48:28
>> Well, then I might as well offer to
48:32
stay. Yes. Yes. Rachel is my good friend
48:33
and I I have loved her in the past, but
48:36
now she is just my wife.
48:39
>> Phoebe, will you will you help me out
48:44
>> Well, I thought you loved her when you
48:46
when you married her. [laughter]
48:47
>> We were drunk. I would have married uh
48:49
Joey with that amount of alcohol.
48:52
>> Hey, you could do a lot worse than Joey
48:54
>> I'm sorry, but you guys are wrong. I
49:00
just don't want to be divorced three
49:02
>> Yes. And now he's using this three
49:05
divorces reason because he wants to stay
49:07
married to her because he loves her. I
49:09
must say, well done. Bravo, Megan.
49:12
>> Okay, fine. Fine. If this is what you
49:16
think, forget about the whole three
49:18
divorce thing, okay? I I'll go to my
49:19
lawyer's office right now and get this
49:21
marriage a null. Okay. She means nothing
49:23
to me. No. Nothing.
49:26
>> Okay. Now, I wouldn't date you because
49:31
you seem a little creepy.
49:33
I am so attracted to him right now.
49:35
>> Hi. Is uh Phoebe here?
49:42
>> Uh, no. No. She's she's out for the
49:44
>> Oh, great. [laughter]
49:47
>> Can I can I help you with something?
49:49
>> Well, I don't know. Are you a massur?
49:51
>> Thank you so much. I'll be back to pick
50:05
touch you. [laughter]
50:36
Oh, that's soft. [laughter]
50:48
What's the matter with him?
51:09
>> I think he's stoned again. [laughter]
51:12
>> Dude, I need to talk to you a sec.
51:17
>> Okay, I think I might know why my
51:25
parents don't like you.
51:26
>> Okay, remember we were young.
51:29
>> Hey, spring break, sophomore year. I I
51:31
got high in my bedroom and my parents
51:34
walked in and smelled it and so I told
51:36
them that you had gotten stoned and
51:39
jumped out the window.
51:41
>> What? Why did you do that?
51:44
>> I don't know. Uh yours was the first
51:45
name that that popped into my head. I'm
51:48
I'm sorry. I didn't I didn't think it'd
51:50
>> How could it not matter?
51:52
>> Well, how was I supposed to know we'd
51:53
end up being friends after college, let
51:54
alone you'd be living with my sister?
51:56
>> What about all that friends forever
51:58
>> I don't know. I I was all high.
52:00
>> Mom and dad just sent me in here to find
52:06
out if you were trying to get Ross
52:07
>> Your parents caught Ross smoking pot in
52:12
college and he blamed it on me.
52:14
>> Ross, I can't believe you do that.
52:16
>> The reason we haven't told them we're
52:18
together is because they hate me. Okay.
52:20
So, will you fix this?
52:22
>> Okay. Okay. I'll tell them it wasn't
52:23
Chandler who got high. Okay.
52:25
>> Now, who should I say it was?
52:27
>> You. It's not like it's a big deal. You
52:30
You don't still do it or anything.
52:33
>> All right. All right. Now, now, who
52:35
should I say tricked me into doing it?
52:37
>> Oh, yeah. About telling mom and dad. I
52:45
was thinking about maybe writing a
52:47
>> All right. You know what? That's it.
52:50
You've had your chance.
52:51
>> Mom, Dad, Ross smoked pot in college.
52:54
You are such a tattletail.
53:00
>> you remember that that time you walked
53:08
in my room and smelled marijuana?
53:10
>> Well, I told you it was Chandler who was
53:18
smoking the pot, but
53:21
it was me. I'm sorry. It was you.
53:26
>> And Dad, you know that mailman that you
53:30
got fired? Didn't steal your Playboys?
53:32
>> Yeah. Well, Hurricane Gloria didn't
53:41
break the porch swing. Monica did.
53:43
>> Ross hasn't worked at the museum for a
53:48
>> Monica and Chandler are living together.
53:52
Ross married RACHEL IN VEGAS AND GOT
53:58
>> That's a lot of information to get in 30
54:05
>> All right, Monica. Why you felt you had
54:11
to hide the fact that you're in an
54:14
important relationship is beyond me.
54:16
>> And we kind of figured about the porch
54:18
brass drugs divorced again.
54:23
>> What happened, son? I I uh I got tricked
54:29
into all those things,
54:34
>> Okay. If I were a salmon shirt, where
55:03
>> I am so sorry. I spilled wine all over
55:14
>> No, it's still wet. You know what? Let
55:20
me get it out before it sets. Oh, I have
55:21
something you could wear.
55:23
I don't know if I want to wear a woman's
55:31
>> No, no, that that's a man's shirt.
55:35
>> Ros, what are you doing?
56:24
>> Not touching myself. If that makes
56:25
anyone less uncomfortable. I
56:28
>> mean, my mom never thought this would
56:30
She was all once a cheater, always a
56:35
cheater. [laughter]
56:37
>> Mhm. Oh, I just wish we hadn't lost
56:40
But if time was what you needed just to
56:46
gain a little perspective,
56:48
>> we were on a break.
56:53
>> And for the record, it took two people
56:59
to break up this relationship.
57:01
>> Yeah. You and that girl from that copy
57:03
place, which yesterday you took full
57:05
responsibility for.
57:07
>> I didn't know what I was taking
57:09
responsibility for. Okay. I didn't
57:10
finish the whole letter.
57:12
>> It was 5:30 in the morning and you had
57:19
rambled on for 18 pages
57:23
>> Hey. Hey. Oh. So, um, how'd you make out
57:32
>> That That is funny. That is painfully
57:39
funny. No, wait, wait. Yeah, that's just
57:42
>> Wait a minute. I thought last night was
57:46
>> Yeah, it was. But I get home, okay, and
57:49
I see Julie's sailing solution on my
57:52
night table, and I'm thinking to myself,
57:54
"Oh my god, what the hell am I doing?" I
57:56
mean, here I am. I'm with Julie, this
57:58
incredible great woman who I care about
57:59
and and who cares about me. And I'm
58:01
like, what? Am I just going to throw all
58:03
>> You got all that from saline solution?
58:06
>> Wait a minute. We're talking about
58:10
Rachel here. You and Rachel. Oh, leave
58:11
me. I've been dreaming about me and
58:13
Rachel for like 10 years now. But now
58:15
I'm with Julie, you know? So, it's like
58:17
me and Julie. Me and Rachel. Me and
58:20
Julie. Me and Ra. Rachel. Rachel.
58:22
>> Good. How are you?
58:29
>> Hi, Julie. Hi, Julie. [laughter]
58:33
>> Good. So everybody's here.
58:40
>> So were you going to play something,
58:48
>> Well, actually I did.
58:51
>> Hey, Julie. I didn't know you wore
58:57
>> What? [laughter]
58:59
>> Okay. Um Hi. Hello. Hi. Okay. So, um,
59:02
this is a song, um, about a love
59:08
triangle between three people that I
59:11
Um, it's called, um, two of them kissed
59:17
[cheering and applause]
59:21
There was a girl, we'll call her Betty,
59:23
and a guy, let's call
59:28
[music and singing] him Neil.
59:29
Now, I can't stress this point too
59:31
strongly. This story isn't real.
59:34
Now, [music] Neil must decide who will
59:41
be the girl that he casts aside. Will
59:44
Betty be the one who he loves truly? Or
59:46
will it be the one who will call Luly?
59:48
He must decide. He must decide. Even
59:55
though I made him up, he must decide.
59:58