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You get anything that's not Ralph 00:01
Lauren? 00:02
[laughter] 00:05
>> Yeah, I don't think so, Joe. 00:06
>> All right, I guess this will be fine. 00:09
[laughter] 00:11
>> Hey, listen. Uh, what are you what are 00:11
you doing tonight? 00:13
>> Not that much. 00:14
>> How would you feel about taking out my 00:14
assistant tag? I'll pay. 00:16
>> I got to say, it's going to take a lot 00:19
of money for me to go out on a date with 00:20
a dude. 00:22
>> I'm not asking you to go on a date with 00:25
him. 00:27
>> Really? cuz I could kind of use the 00:28
money. [laughter] 00:30
>> Joey, just just He's new in town and I 00:32
know he doesn't have any guy friends. 00:35
Just take him to like a ball game or 00:36
something. I'd really appreciate it. 00:37
>> Yeah. Okay. Sure. No problem. 00:39
>> Thank you. 00:41
>> Ooh. Hey, donuts. 00:42
>> Yeah. 00:43
>> Joey. Um, you look familiar. Are uh are 00:52
you on TV or something? Well, Joey 00:55
doesn't like to talk about it, but he's 00:58
one of the stars of Days of Our Lives. 00:59
[laughter] 01:02
>> That's right. That's right. Don't you 01:04
play a woman? [laughter] 01:06
>> A woman in a man's body. 01:11
>> Much better. 01:14
[laughter] 01:17
>> So, you know, Ross, it's funny cuz you 01:18
look familiar to me, too. Have you ever 01:19
been married? [laughter] 01:21
>> Well, yes. Yes, I have. In fact, um, 01:25
just the other day, Chris and I were 01:28
talking about how I've been married and 01:30
how I have a son. 01:32
>> Yeah, little Eric. 01:33
>> That's right. Wait, no, Ben. [laughter] 01:35
>> So, you just been married the one time 01:40
then? [laughter] 01:42
>> Well, um, 01:46
>> you've been married twice. 01:47
>> Yes. 01:50
And 01:51
another time after that. 01:54
Boy, I'm getting hungry. 01:58
Uh, hey Joey, have you ever been so 02:01
hungry on a date that when the girl goes 02:04
to the bathroom, you ate some of her 02:06
food? [laughter] 02:08
>> You said the waiter ate my cried cake. 02:12
[laughter] 02:16
>> Yeah. So, uh, Ross, now why did that 02:17
first marriage break up? Hm. 02:20
Was it because the woman was straight or 02:22
because she was a lesbian? 02:24
[laughter] 02:28
>> Do you two know each other? 02:29
>> No. No. No. 02:30
>> Just seems like Ross is the kind of guy 02:32
who would marry a woman on the verge of 02:34
being a lesbian and then push her over 02:36
the edge. 02:38
>> We should all get dressed up and go to 02:40
have champagne at the plaza. 02:41
>> Oh, okay. 02:43
>> But I I I can't stay too long. I got to 02:45
get up early for a commercial audition 02:47
tomorrow and I got to look good. 02:48
supposed to be playing a 19-year-old. 02:50
[laughter] 02:54
>> What? 02:55
>> So, when you said get up early, did you 02:56
mean 1986? 02:58
>> You guys don't think I look 19? 03:01
[laughter] 03:05
>> Oh, 19. We thought you said 90. 03:06
[laughter] 03:11
>> Okay, everybody, LET'S GO. LET'S GO. 03:12
>> OKAY. 03:14
>> [laughter] 03:21
[laughter] 03:26
>> SUP. [laughter] 03:29
>> SUP, DUDE. 03:34
Take whatever you want. Just please 03:36
don't hurt me. [laughter] 03:38
It's like playing a little PlayStation, 03:41
huh? 03:42
That's whack. 03:44
[laughter] 03:46
PlayStation is whack. [laughter] 03:48
Sup with the whack PlayStation sump. 03:53
[laughter] 03:55
Huh? 03:57
Come on. Am I 19 or what? 03:59
>> Yes. On a scale from 1 to 10, 10 being 04:01
the dumbest a person can look, you are 04:04
definitely 19. 04:06
>> Come on, man. Really? How old? 04:09
>> Young. You're a manchild. Okay, now go 04:11
get changed because everybody's ready. 04:14
And please, oh, please keep my 04:16
underwear. [laughter] 04:18
>> Oh, thanks. 04:20
>> Okay, 04:21
>> now I can pass for 19, right? [laughter] 04:23
>> Yes, you can pass for 19. 04:27
>> Really? 04:28
>> Yes. 04:29
>> Seriously? Seriously? Seriously? No. 04:30
Okay. You can play your own age, which 04:34
is 31. 04:36
[laughter] 04:39
>> I'm 30. 04:40
>> Joey, you are not. You're 31. 04:44
Oh crap. 04:47
>> Chandler, Monica, Phoebe, Rachel, 04:50
>> I'm 40. Jeez. 04:53
>> Look at you with your little maple syrup 04:57
award. 04:59
>> Yeah. May maybe you don't tell anyone 05:00
about this. 05:02
>> No, it's not a big deal. I do that too 05:03
with my shampoo bottle. 05:05
>> Really? Yeah. 05:07
>> What award are you practicing for? 05:08
>> Grammy. 05:10
>> Best new artist. 05:13
[laughter] Oh, hey, listen. The Soapies 05:15
people called today and also get to 05:17
present an award. 05:19
>> Oh, that's great. So, you'll definitely 05:20
get on stage even if you don't win. 05:22
[laughter] 05:26
>> You You don't think I'm going to win? 05:27
>> Oh, of course I do. 05:29
>> But you should probably start practicing 05:32
your your gracious loser face, you know, 05:34
when like when the cameras are on you 05:36
and you want to look disappointed, but 05:38
also that your colleague deserve to win, 05:39
you know? So, IT'S SORT OF LIKE 05:41
>> [applause] 05:45
>> HEY, 05:48
>> YOU KNOW 05:48
>> YOU practice losing at the Grammys, too? 05:49
>> Oh, no. At the Grammys, I always win. 05:52
>> Hey, guys. 05:55
>> Hey, sweetie. 05:56
>> Ready to go? 05:57
>> Yeah, sure. Oh, I left my purse up at 05:58
Monica's. I'll be right back. 05:59
>> Wait a minute. 06:00
>> What? 06:01
That one kept going. 06:09
Wow. You and Phoebe, huh? How long you 06:16
been going out? 06:18
>> Over a month. 06:19
>> Wow. Maybe uh maybe you and I ought to 06:20
get to know each other a little better. 06:22
>> Sure, I'd like that. 06:24
>> Yeah. So, uh 06:25
what's your name? [laughter] 06:28
>> It's Jake. 06:32
>> Joey. 06:33
>> Hey, Jake. Uh do you like the Knicks? 06:34
>> Yeah, big fan. 06:36
>> Me, too. There's a game on Tuesday. You 06:38
want to go? Yeah, that'd be great. Let 06:41
me make sure I'm not doing anything 06:42
Tuesday. 06:44
[laughter] 06:46
>> Hey, 06:51
>> listen. You know how uh when you're 06:52
wearing pants and you lean forward, I 06:54
check out your underwear? 06:56
>> Yeah. [laughter] 06:57
>> Well, when Jake did it, I saw that he 06:59
was wearing women's underwear. 07:03
>> I know. They were mine. 07:05
Oh, [laughter] 07:08
>> no. No, wait. That's weird. 07:11
>> No, it's not. We were just goofing 07:14
around and I dared him to try them on. 07:15
>> That's weird. 07:18
>> I'm wearing his briefs right now. 07:19
>> That's kind of hot. 07:20
>> I think so, too. 07:23
>> And that little flap. Great for holding 07:25
my lipstick. 07:27
[laughter] 07:32
>> Yeah, I wouldn't know about that. 07:34
And you know, Jake says that women's 07:37
underwear is actually more comfortable. 07:39
And he loves the way the silk feels 07:42
against his skin. 07:43
>> Yeah. Well, next thing you know, he'd be 07:44
telling you that your high heels are 07:46
good for his posture. 07:47
>> There is nothing wrong with Jake. Okay. 07:50
He is all man. I'm thinking even more 07:52
than you. 07:54
>> Oh, yeah. He look like a real lumberjack 07:55
in those pink laces. 07:56
I'm just saying that only a man 08:00
completely secure with his masculinity 08:02
could walk around in women's underwear. 08:04
I don't think you could ever do that. 08:06
>> Hey, I am secure with my masculinity. 08:08
>> Okay, whatever. 08:10
>> You've seen my huge stack of porn, 08:12
right? 08:13
[music] 08:18
[laughter] 08:25
>> [laughter] 08:34
>> Yeah. 08:39
[laughter] 08:44
[laughter] 08:49
>> Hey, Feebs. 08:53
>> Hey 08:54
Check it out. 08:57
>> Huh? 09:00
[cheering] 09:02
>> How much of a man am I? 09:04
>> Wow. Nice. Manly and also kind of a 09:07
09:10
>> You know, I'm beginning to see what Jake 09:12
was talking about. 09:15
>> The silk feels really good. 09:16
>> Yeah. And and things aren't as smashed 09:19
down as I thought they were going to be. 09:22
It's great, Joe. 09:24
>> Yeah. And you have so many more choices 09:25
than you do with men's underwear. 09:27
Bikini, French cut, thong, and and the 09:28
fabrics. You got cotton, silk, lace, and 09:31
you know what? I've always wondered 09:34
about 09:35
>> panty hoes. You know, the way they start 09:36
at your toe and then they go all the way 09:39
up to 09:40
[laughter] 09:42
>> I should go take these off, shouldn't I? 09:45
>> I think it's important that you do. 09:47
>> Feel better? 09:51
>> Yeah. much. 09:52
Listen, uh not that I'm, you know, 09:55
insecure about my manhood or anything, 09:58
you know, but uh I think I need to hook 10:00
up with a woman like right now. 10:03
>> Yeah, I understand. 10:05
>> Yeah. Okay. 10:06
>> Hey. Hi. 10:13
>> Hi. 10:14
>> You know, you look familiar. Do I know 10:15
you from somewhere? 10:17
>> I don't think so. 10:18
>> Maybe it's because I'm on television. 10:20
>> [laughter] 10:23
>> I'm an actor on Days of Our Lives. 10:24
>> Wow. 10:26
>> Really? 10:27
>> Mhm. 10:27
>> 450, please. 10:28
>> Oh, let me get this. 10:29
[laughter] 10:32
>> These are for you. 10:42
>> Well, if we learn one thing today, 10:45
cheese, it's that cheerleaders and high 10:46
explosives don't mix. 10:48
>> [laughter] 10:51
>> You couldn't play that again, Mac. 10:52
>> Well, I couldn't have done it without 10:55
you, buddy. You're a genius. 10:56
>> Oh, yeah? Well, then how come I can't 10:58
get my VCR to stop blinking 12:00? 11:00
So, what' you guys think? 11:09
[laughter] 11:13
>> Hey, hold the phone. 11:16
>> Hold on, please. Show it to your mom. 11:20
Mommy. 11:21
>> Wow. So, what did you think? 11:23
>> Well, 11:26
that was um okay. 11:28
>> It wasn't the best. That was one of the 11:30
worst things ever. [laughter] 11:33
And not just on TV. 11:36
>> What are we going to tell him? 11:39
>> Well, the the lighting was okay. 11:40
>> Oh, no you don't. You got lighting last 11:41
time. Lighting is mine. 11:43
>> I have costumes. 11:45
>> Oh, great. That means I'm stuck with So, 11:46
we were watching you in there and you 11:48
were sitting right here. Whoa. 11:50
>> When a guy breaks up with his 11:53
girlfriend, what is an appropriate 11:55
amount of time to wait before you make a 11:56
move? 11:59
>> Oh, I'd say about a month. Really? I'd 11:59
say 3 to four. 12:02
>> Half hour. 12:04
[laughter] 12:06
>> Interesting. [laughter] 12:09
>> When it's your assistant, I would say 12:11
never. All right, Ra. The big question 12:13
is, does he like you? Right? Because if 12:15
he doesn't like you, this is all a moo 12:18
point. 12:20
Huh? A moo point? 12:22
>> Yeah. It's like a cow's opinion. 12:28
It just doesn't matter. 12:32
It's moo. 12:37
>> [laughter] 12:43
>> Have I been living with him for too long 12:45
or did that all just make sense? 12:46
[laughter] 12:48
>> Please don't listen to Joey. Okay. Would 12:49
you look at him? I mean, he's he's 12:51
obviously depressed. He's away from his 12:53
family. He's spending Thanksgiving with 12:55
strangers. What he needs right now is 12:57
for you to be his friend. Oh, you're 12:58
right. I'm sorry. Thank you. Okay, 13:00
that's what I'm going to do. 13:03
>> Fine. Take their advice. 13:04
No one ever listens to me when the 13:07
package is this pretty. No one cares 13:09
what's inside. [laughter] 13:10
>> Hello. 13:13
>> Hey. Wow. They all look like they're 13:14
having fun, don't they? 13:16
>> Hey, so where are my parents going to 13:19
be? 13:20
>> Oh, let's see. Well, if this is the 13:21
wedding hall, then um your parents would 13:24
be over here at home in Queens. 13:26
[laughter] 13:29
>> What? They're not invited. Oh, no. 13:29
That's terrible. They're going to be 13:32
crushed. 13:33
>> Why would they think they're invited? 13:34
You got me. I don't. [laughter] 13:36
>> Joey, 13:39
>> I'm sorry. Look, I thought parents were 13:40
coming. You know, your parents are 13:42
coming. Jayla's parents are coming. 13:44
Ross's parents are coming. [laughter] 13:46
>> Ross's parents are my parents. 13:49
>> Well, see, parents are coming. 13:52
[laughter] 13:55
>> You know, I think we should invite them. 13:56
>> Oh, please. You just want more blue 13:57
pens. 13:59
>> Well, this is just sad. 13:59
>> The audition went really good. 14:00
>> What was it for? Oh, it's this big 14:02
budget period movie about these three 14:04
Italian brothers who come to America 14:06
around the turn of the century. It's 14:08
really classy. Oh, and the director is 14:10
supposed to be the next next Martin 14:12
Scorsesei. 14:14
[laughter] 14:16
>> The next next? 14:17
>> Yeah, there's this guy from Chicago is 14:19
supposed to be the next Martin 14:20
Scorsesei, [laughter] 14:21
but then this guy's right after him. 14:23
>> Hello, 14:28
>> JOEY. IT'S ESTELLE. I JUST TALKED TO THE 14:30
CASTING PEOPLE. THEY LOVED YOU. 14:33
>> They loved me. 14:36
>> Yeah. And they want to see you again 14:38
tomorrow. 14:40
>> Oh my god. 14:40
>> There's just one thing. Do you have a 14:41
problem with full frontal nudity? 14:44
[laughter] 14:47
>> Are you kidding me? I never rent a movie 14:48
without it. [laughter] 14:50
>> Oh. 14:53
Uh, okay. Uh, can let me call you back. 14:55
>> What's the matter? They want me to be 14:59
totally naked in the movie. 15:01
>> Wow. 15:03
>> I know. My grandmother's going to see 15:03
this. 15:05
>> Grandma's going to have to get in line. 15:07
>> Hey, what are you guys doing today? 15:13
>> Making holiday candy for the neighbors. 15:15
>> I'm sorry. Who? 15:18
>> I'm going to hang this basket on the 15:20
door and then when the neighbors walk 15:22
by, they can all take a piece. 15:23
>> But we don't know the neighbors. 15:27
>> I do. There's uh let's see guy with a 15:29
mustache. 15:31
Smokes a lot lady. [laughter] Kids I've 15:33
seen a red-haired guy who does not like 15:36
to be called Rusty. 15:39
>> See, this is exactly why I'm making this 15:41
candy. We can learn their names and get 15:43
to know our neighbors. 15:45
>> Wouldn't it be easier if we just moved? 15:46
So, I just talked to one of the duel 15:49
writers today. And 15:51
>> what is duel? 15:52
>> Days of our lives. 15:53
>> Anyway, you're not going to believe it. 15:56
My character is coming out of his coma. 15:57
>> And and and not only that, I'm getting a 16:02
new brain. 16:04
>> So, great things are happening at work 16:07
and in your personal life. [laughter] 16:09
>> Wait, what do you mean you're getting a 16:12
new brain? 16:13
>> Well, they're killing off one of the 16:14
characters on the show, and when she 16:15
dies, her brain is being transplanted 16:16
into my body. [laughter] 16:19
>> What? A brain transplant? It's 16:22
ridiculous. Oh, I think it's ridiculous 16:26
that you haven't had sex in three and a 16:28
half months. 16:29
>> It's winter. There are fewer people on 16:35
the street. 16:37
[laughter] 16:39
>> Who are they killing off? 16:41
>> Uh Cecilia Monroe. She plays Jessica 16:42
Lockhart. 16:44
>> NO. 16:45
>> NO. [laughter] 16:45
>> SHE is so good at throwing drinks in 16:47
people's faces. I mean, I don't think 16:50
I've ever seen her finish a beverage. 16:51
>> And the way she slaps people all the 16:53
time. Wouldn't you love to do that just 16:55
once? 16:56
>> I'll do it. 16:56
>> Man, she's been on the show forever. 16:59
It's going to be really hard to fill her 17:00
shoes. 17:02
>> Yeah. Yeah. Help me out here. When you 17:03
when you come out of the brain 17:05
transplant, 17:08
>> you are going to be her? 17:10
>> Yes, but in Drake Raor's body. 17:13
[laughter] 17:16
>> Why is this so hard for you to get? I 17:19
thought you were a scientist. [laughter] 17:20
>> [applause] 17:22
>> I haven't met any Portuguese people. I I 17:23
haven't had the perfect kiss. And I 17:26
haven't been to sniper school. 17:28
>> Thieves, wait up. Listen. Uh, 17:32
close your eyes. 17:36
Maybe that's one thing you can cross off 17:50
your list. 17:52
>> Oh yeah. 17:55
>> Presenting the award for favorite 17:57
returning male character is Mackenzie. 17:59
>> This is it. This is this my category. 18:01
>> Oh my god. Do you have speech? 18:02
>> Yep. Got my speech. 18:04
>> Did you got your gracious loser face? 18:04
>> Yep. 18:06
>> No, Charlie. Remember, if you win, you 18:09
have to hug me. You hug me. 18:10
>> Okay. They say, 18:11
>> "Can I squeeze your ass [laughter] 18:12
>> on TV?" 18:16
>> Proven that this is not always 18:17
>> the category of favorite returning male 18:19
character. The nominees are John Wheeler 18:21
from General Hospital, [applause] 18:24
Gavin Graham from The Young and the 18:28
Restless, [applause] 18:30
Duncan Harrington from Passions, 18:32
[applause] and Joey Triani from Days of 18:35
Our Lives. 18:37
[applause] And the Sophie goes to 18:40
Gavin Graham from The Young and the 18:45
Restless. 18:46
>> Woohoo! 18:59
>> Die Hard still great. 19:00
>> Yeah. 19:02
>> Hey, what do you say we make it a double 19:04
feature? 19:05
>> What else you rent? 19:06
>> Die Hard, too. 19:07
Joey, this is Die Hard one again. 19:10
[laughter] 19:13
>> Well, we watch it a second time and it's 19:15
Die Hard 2. 19:17
>> Joey, we just saw it and 19:19
>> and it would be cool to see it again. 19:22
>> Yeah, Die Hard. 19:24
>> Dude, you didn't say Die Hard. 19:28
>> Is everything okay? [laughter] 19:31
>> Yeah, I just got I got plans. 19:34
>> Well, John Mlan had plans. 19:36
Now, you see the thing is I want to get 19:41
out of here before Joey gets all worked 19:42
up and starts calling everybody 19:44
>> What are you talking about, 19:48
[laughter] 19:57
[laughter] 20:04
>> [applause and cheering] 20:09
>> What happened? 20:11
>> I don't know. [laughter] 20:12
You fell asleep. That is all. 20:13
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 20:16
>> All right. Well, uh I better go home. 20:20
>> Yeah. I think that would be best. 20:22
>> All right. I'll talk to you later. 20:25
>> Okay. But not about this. 20:26
>> No. Never. 20:28
>> Never. 20:29
>> So, uh uh 20:31
bye. 20:34
>> No touch. No touch. 20:34
>> [music] 20:37
[laughter] 20:43
>> Hey, 20:44
>> just uh brought back your videos. 20:45
>> Uh hey, uh Ross, look. Uh I think we 20:48
need to talk about before. 20:51
>> No, no, we don't. 20:53
>> Yes, we do. Now, look, that was the best 20:55
nap I ever had. 20:58
>> [laughter] 21:02
>> I I don't know what you're talking 21:05
about. 21:06
Come on, admit it. That was the best nap 21:08
you ever had. [laughter] 21:11
>> I've had better. 21:13
>> Okay. When 21:17
All right. ALL RIGHT. IT WAS THE BEST 21:20
NAP EVER. I SAID IT. OKAY. BUT IT'S 21:22
OVER, JOEY. 21:25
[laughter] 21:28
>> I want to DO IT AGAIN. 21:29
>> [cheering and applause] 21:32
[laughter] 21:34
>> WE CAN'T DO it again. 21:35
>> Why not? 21:37
>> Because it's weird. 21:37
[laughter] 21:40
>> Fine. 21:41
>> You want something to drink? 21:43
>> Sure. What do you got? 21:45
>> Warm milk and etc. 21:46
>> Boy, I'll tell you that judging stuff 21:54
took a lot out of me. 21:57
>> Yeah. 21:58
>> Yeah. think about maybe going upstairs 21:59
and taking a little nap on my couch. 22:01
[laughter] 22:05
>> Why Why would I care about that? 22:07
>> No reason. I'm just saying that uh 22:11
that's where I'll be. [laughter] 22:15
>> [laughter] 22:39
>> Great nap. It really was. 22:46
>> [cheering and applause] 22:54
[laughter] 23:01
>> Dude, what the hell are you doing? 23:07
[cheering] 23:10
[laughter] 23:16
>> Excuse me. 23:19
>> [cheering] 23:21
>> Did you uh find anyone to marry you guys 23:23
yet? 23:25
>> No, but horny for Monica Minister called 23:25
>> wanting to know if we were still 23:30
together. 23:31
>> We're never going to find anybody. 23:34
>> Well, then let me do it, 23:35
>> Joe. 23:36
>> No, no, no. Look, I've been thinking 23:37
about it. I'm an actor, right? So, I 23:38
won't get nervous talking in front of 23:40
people. I won't spit and I won't stare 23:41
at Monica's breasts. 23:43
You know, everyone knows I'm an assman. 23:46
That is true. 23:50
>> Yeah. And the most important thing is it 23:51
won't be some like stranger up there who 23:53
barely knows you. It'll be me. And I 23:55
swear I'll do a really good job. Plus, 23:58
you know, I love you guys and and it 24:01
would really mean a lot to me. 24:02
>> Might be kind of cool. 24:06
>> So, I can do it? 24:07
>> Yeah, you can do it. 24:08
>> All right. You don't get [laughter] 24:10
really. 24:12
>> Okay. Okay. I got to get started on my 24:13
speech. Oh, wait a minute. 24:14
Internet ministers can still have sex, 24:17
right? 24:19
>> I was sailing. 24:19
>> I don't want to talk about us. 24:21
[laughter] You know, 24:23
>> you could have at least saved me A WHOLE 24:24
COOKIE. 24:25
>> NO, NO, NO. [laughter] 24:25
>> Women are mean. 24:30
>> Cannot believe I'm going to meet 24:38
Jessica. Ashley, 24:39
>> wait. Please be cool, okay? I work with 24:40
this woman. 24:44
>> Okay, I'm totally cool. Okay, 24:45
>> come in. 24:48
>> Hey, Jessica. 24:50
>> Hey, Jess. 24:52
>> This is my friend Rachel. 24:54
>> Hi. What's up? 24:56
[laughter] 25:00
>> Uh, listen. Here's your trophy. I 25:01
accepted it for you. 25:03
>> Oh my god. I won. Do you have any idea 25:04
what this means? 25:07
[laughter] 25:11
>> That That That's it. You're not going to 25:12
You're not going to put on your shelf or 25:13
anything? No, I try to save that for 25:15
real awards. Now, if you'll excuse me, 25:17
>> take it back. 25:23
>> Absolutely. 25:24
>> Yeah. 25:24
>> Yeah, you do. 25:30
>> Try these on and we'll see if we'll get 25:31
a better idea of what's going to work. 25:33
>> Thanks. You are such a good friend. And 25:34
this is so weird. [laughter] 25:36
Ow. 25:45
>> Toothpick. 25:45
>> Yeah. 25:46
[laughter] 25:48
>> What are you trying on now? 25:49
>> The fruit roll up 25:50
>> and 25:52
>> delicious. 25:53
[laughter] 25:54
>> Joey, 25:56
>> wait a minute. Wait a minute. We have a 25:56
winner. 25:59
>> What? Which one? 26:00
>> The silly buddy. 26:02
>> Not so silly anymore. 26:04
>> [music] 26:11
>> And what's cool is the character is from 26:11
Naples, right? 26:14
>> Yeah. 26:15
>> My whole family's from Naples. 26:15
>> That's great. Okay. Well, I've heard 26:18
everything I need to hear. 26:21
We just need to uh 26:23
Leslie. 26:26
>> Uh Joey, this is the awkward part. 26:28
>> Oh, hey. Right. Not a problem. I totally 26:30
understand. You need to, you know, make 26:34
sure I don't have any horrible scars or 26:36
tattoos. Don't you worry, 26:38
>> I have nothing to hide. 26:41
So, there you go. That's me. 100% 26:45
natural. 26:49
[cheering] 26:54
>> You're here. All right. I figured it 26:57
out. I'm going to take two tables of 26:59
eight. I'm going to add your parents and 27:00
I'm going to turn them into three tables 27:02
of six. Okay. And I call the caterer. I 27:04
added two extra meals. We are good to 27:06
go. 27:08
>> Yeah. Yeah, they're not coming. 27:08
>> What? 27:13
>> Somehow they got the idea that you only 27:13
invited them because of me. They feel a 27:15
little unwanted. 27:18
>> Oh, that's too bad. It's true. But too 27:19
bad. 27:22
>> Look. Mom, if you could just call my 27:23
mom. 27:25
>> Oh, Joey. 27:25
>> Come on. Look, just just let her know 27:26
that you really want them to be there. 27:27
Let's not forget this is a woman who has 27:29
sent you many lasagnas over the years. 27:30
>> No, she hasn't. 27:32
>> Is it her fault if some of them didn't 27:34
make it to you? [laughter] 27:35
What am I going to say? 27:37
>> I don't know. Just uh just tell them 27:38
there was a mixup with the invitations 27:40
or No, no, no. Blame it on the post 27:41
office. They hate the post office and 27:43
the Irish, [laughter] but I don't think 27:46
you could blame it on them. So, 27:48
hello. Yeah. Hi, uh Mrs. Trivani. Hi, 27:53
this is Monica Geller. Yeah, I'm I'm 27:57
just calling to say that Chandler and I 27:59
really hope that you can make it to the 28:01
wedding. Yeah. Apparently, a bunch of 28:02
the invitations that we sent weren't 28:04
delivered. Um, I guess there was some 28:05
screw- up at the damn post office. 28:08
Tell me about it. [laughter] 28:13
Yeah. Yeah. The US post office. No, more 28:15
like US lost office. [laughter] 28:17
What are they? Irish? 28:20
>> Been a while, huh? Well, it's funny. 28:23
These halls look smaller than they used 28:25
to. 28:26
>> It's a different building. 28:28
Dope. 28:31
>> Striker Raor, huh? When do you want me 28:33
to start? 28:35
>> Why don't we start right now? 28:36
>> Okay. 28:38
Here are the audition scenes. 28:39
[laughter] 28:43
>> Audition? Thought you were going to 28:45
offer me the part. Why would you think 28:47
that? Well, I was Dr. Drake Remores, 28:48
Striker's twin brother, who looks more 28:51
like me than me, right? [laughter] 28:53
Everybody has to audition. 28:56
You know, Terry, I I don't really need 29:00
to do this. I got my own cable TV series 29:02
with the robot. 29:07
>> I'm sorry, Joey. That's That's the way 29:10
it is. Well, 29:12
I guess you think you're pretty special, 29:16
huh? Sitting up here in your fancy small 29:17
hall building, [laughter] 29:20
making stars jump through hoops for you, 29:23
huh? Well, you know what? 29:25
>> [laughter] 29:29
>> This is one star whose hoop. 29:30
This is a star that the hoop this hoop. 29:33
>> I WAS DR. DRAKE MEMORIAL. 29:35
>> But I just keep thinking what would 29:39
happen if if you two actually had hooked 29:40
up. 29:43
>> Honey, dinner's ready. 29:46
[cheering] 29:54
>> What's my little chef got for me 29:54
tonight? your favorite. 29:56
>> Fried stuff with cheese. 29:59
>> Yep. And lots of it. 30:02
>> Thanks, sweetheart. 30:06
>> You want to go? 30:12
>> Yeah. Here we go. Here we go. 30:12
How you doing? 30:20

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[中文]
你得到的不是拉尔夫
劳伦的任何东西?
[笑声]
>> 是的,我不这么认为,乔。
>> 好吧,我想这会没问题的。
[笑声]
>> 嘿,听着。呃,你今晚
在做什么?
>> 没那么多。
>> 如果删除我的
助理标签,您感觉如何?我来付钱。
>> 我不得不说,我要花很多
钱才能和
一个男人出去约会。
>> 我不是要你去和
他约会。
>> 真的吗?因为我可以使用
的钱。 [笑声]
>> Joey,他是新来的,我
知道他没有任何男性朋友。
带他去喜欢球赛或者
什么的。我真的很感激。
>> 是的。好的。当然。没问题。
>> 谢谢。
>> 哦。嘿,甜甜圈。
>> 是的。
>> 乔伊。嗯,你看起来很熟悉。呃
你在电视上吗?好吧,乔伊
不喜欢谈论它,但他是
《Days of Our Lives》的明星之一。
[笑声]
>> 没错。这是正确的。你
不扮演女人吗? [笑声]
>> 男人身体里的女人。
>> 好多了。
[笑声]
>> 所以,你知道,罗斯,这很有趣,因为你
我也看起来很熟悉。你
结过婚吗? [笑声]
>> 嗯,是的。是的,我有。事实上,嗯,
就在前几天,克里斯和我正在
谈论我如何结婚以及
我如何拥有一个儿子。
>> 是的,小埃里克。
>> 没错。等等,不,本。 [笑声]
>> 那么,你刚刚结婚过一次
吗? [笑声]
>> 好吧,嗯,
>> 你结过两次婚。
>> 是的。
之后又
孩子,我饿了。
呃,嘿乔伊,你有没有在约会时
那么饿,以至于当女孩
去洗手间时,你吃了她的一些
食物? [笑声]
>> 你说服务员吃了我哭的蛋糕。
[笑声]
>> 是的。那么,呃,罗斯,为什么
第一次婚姻会破裂?嗯。
是因为该女子是异性恋还是
因为她是女同性恋?
[笑声]
>> 你们两个认识吗?
>> 不。不。不。
>> 罗斯似乎是那种
的人,他会娶一个即将成为女同性恋的女人,然后将她推向
...
的边缘。
>> 我们应该盛装打扮,去
广场喝香槟。
>> 哦,好吧。
>> 但我我不能呆太久。我必须
早起参加明天
的商业试镜,而且我必须看起来不错。
应该扮演一个 19 岁的人。
[笑声]
>> 什么?
>> 那么,当你说早起时,
是指 1986 年吗?
>> 你们不觉得我看起来像19岁吗?
[笑声]
>> 哦,19。我们以为你说的是​​ 90。
[笑声]
>> 好吧,大家走吧。我们走吧。
>> 好的。
>> [笑声]
[笑声]
>> SUP。 [笑声]
>> SUP,伙计。
拿走你想要的任何东西。只是请
不要伤害我。 [笑声]
这就像玩一个小 PlayStation,
吧?
太棒了。
[笑声]
PlayStation 很糟糕。 [笑声]
与 PlayStation 底槽一起享用。
[笑声]
嗯?
来吧。我是19岁还是什么?
>> 是的。从 1 到 10,10 是
一个人看起来最愚蠢的,你
绝对是 19。
>> 来吧,伙计。真的吗?几岁了?
>> 年轻。你是个男孩子。好的,现在去
换衣服吧,因为大家都准备好了。
请保留我的
内衣。 [笑声]
>> 哦,谢谢。
>> 好的,
>> 现在我可以通过 19 了,对吧? [笑声]
>> 是的,你可以冒充 19。
>> 真的吗?
>> 是的。
>> 认真的吗?严重地?严重地?不。
好的。你可以扮演你自己的年龄,
是 31 岁。
[笑声]
>> 我 30 岁。
>> 乔伊,你不是。你31岁了。
哦糟糕。
>> 钱德勒、莫妮卡、菲比、瑞秋、
>> 我 40 岁了。天哪。
>> 看看你拿着你的小枫糖浆
奖。
>> 是的。也许你不要告诉任何人
这件事。
>> 不,这没什么大不了的。我也用我的洗发水瓶这样做
>> 真的吗?是的。
>> 您正在为什么奖项而练习?
>> 格莱美。
>> 最佳新人艺术家。
[笑声]哦,嘿,听着。 Soapies
人今天致电并获得
颁发奖项。
>> 噢,太好了。所以,即使你没有获胜,你也一定会
登上舞台。
[笑声]
>> 你你不认为我会赢吗?
>> 哦,我当然知道。
>> 但你可能应该开始练习
你那优雅的失败者表情,你知道,
当摄像机对着你时
你想要看起来很失望,但
也认为你的同事应该获​​胜,
你知道吗?所以,有点像
>> [掌声]
>> 嘿,
>> 你知道
>> 你也在格莱美上练习失败吗?
>> 哦,不。在格莱美颁奖典礼上,我总是获胜。
>> 嘿,伙计们。
>> 嘿,亲爱的。
>> 准备好了吗?
>> 是的,当然。哦,我把钱包落在
莫妮卡家了。我马上回来。
>> 等一下。
>> 什么?
那一个继续前进。
哇。你和菲比,是吗?您
外出多久了?
>> 一个多月了。
>> 哇。也许呃也许你和我应该
更好地了解彼此。
>> 当然,我愿意。
>> 是的。那么,呃
你叫什么名字? [笑声]
>> 这是杰克。
>> 乔伊。
>> 嘿,杰克。呃,你喜欢尼克斯队吗?
>> 是的,超级粉丝。
>> 我也是。周二有一场比赛。你
想去吗?是的,那就太好了。让
我确保星期二
我没有做任何事情。
[笑声]
>> 嘿,
>> 听着。你知道,当你
穿着裤子并且身体前倾时,我
看看你的内衣吗?
>> 是的。 [笑声]
>> 好吧,当杰克这样做时,我看到他
穿着女士内衣。
>> 我知道。他们是我的。
哦,[笑声]
>> 不。不,等等。这很奇怪。
>> 不,不是。我们只是闲逛
,我鼓励他试穿。
>> 这很奇怪。
>> 我现在穿着他的内裤。
>> 有点热。
>> 我也这么认为。
>> 还有那个小翻盖。非常适合容纳
我的口红。
[笑声]
>> 是的,我不知道这一点。
而且你知道,杰克说女士
内衣实际上更舒适。
他喜欢丝绸
贴在皮肤上的感觉。
>> 是的。好吧,接下来你就会知道,他会
告诉你,你的高跟鞋
对他的姿势有好处。
>> 杰克没有任何问题。好的。
他是个凡人。我比你想得更多
>> 哦,是的。穿着粉色鞋带的他看起来就像一个真正的伐木工人
我只是说,只有一个男人
完全确信自己的男子气概
才能穿着女性内衣到处走动。
我认为你永远做不到。
>> 嘿,我对自己的男子气概很自信。
>> 好吧,无论如何。
>> 你已经看过我的一大堆色情片了,
对吧?
[音乐]
[笑声]
>> [笑声]
>> 是的。
[笑声]
[笑声]
>> 嘿,菲布斯。
>> 嘿
看看。
>> 啊?
[欢呼]
>> 我到底有多男人?
>> 哇。好的。很有男子气概,而且有点
...
>> 你知道,我开始明白杰克
在说什么了。
>> 丝绸的手感非常好。
>> 是的。而且事情并没有像我想象的那样
被摧毁。
太棒了,乔。
>> 是的。与男士内衣相比,您有更多的选择
比基尼、法式剪裁、丁字裤和和
布料。你有棉质、丝绸、蕾丝,还有
你知道吗?我一直想知道
关于
>> 内裤锄头。你知道,他们从你的脚趾开始
,然后一直
一直到
[笑声]
>> 我应该把它们脱下来,不是吗?
>> 我认为你这样做很重要。
>> 感觉好点了吗?
>> 是的。很多。
听着,呃,并不是说我,你知道,
对自己的男子气概或其他什么缺乏安全感,
你知道,但是呃,我想我需要
和一个像现在这样的女人交往。
>> 是的,我明白了。
>> 是的。好的。
>> 嘿。你好。
>>嗨。
>> 你知道,你看起来很眼熟。我在什么地方认识
你吗?
>> 我不这么认为。
>> 也许是因为我在电视上。
>> [笑声]
>> 我是《Days of Our Lives》的演员。
>> 哇。
>> 真的吗?
>> 嗯。
>> 450,请。
>> 哦,让我拿这个。
[笑声]
>> 这些是给你的。
>> 好吧,如果我们今天学到一件事,
奶酪,那就是啦啦队和高
炸药不能混合。
>> [笑声]
>> 你不能再玩这个了,Mac。
>> 好吧,如果没有
你,我就不可能做到这一点,伙计。你是个天才。
>> 哦,是吗?那么,为什么我无法
让我的录像机在 12:00 停止闪烁?
那么,你们觉得怎么样?
[笑声]
>> 嘿,拿着电话。
>> 请稍等。给你妈妈看看。
妈妈。
>> 哇。那么,你觉得怎么样?
>> 好吧,
没关系。
>> 这不是最好的。这是有史以来最糟糕的事情之一。{50} [笑声]
...
不仅仅是在电视上。
>> 我们要告诉他什么?
>> 嗯,灯光还不错。
>> 哦,不,你不知道。您上次
次点亮了。灯光是我的。
>> 我有服装。
>> 哦,太棒了。这意味着我被困住了所以,
我们在那里看着你,而你
就坐在这里。哇哦。
>> 当一个男人和他的男朋友分手时
女朋友,在采取
多长的时间才合适?
行动之前需要等待
>> 哦,我想说大约一个月。真的吗?我
说三到四。
>> 半小时。
[笑声]
>> 有趣。 [笑声]
>> 当它是你的助手时,我会说
永远不会。好吧,拉。最重要的问题
是,他喜欢你吗?正确的?因为如果
他不喜欢你,这就是一个
点。
啊?哞点?
>> 是的。这就像牛的意见一样。
这并不重要。
是哞。
>> [笑声]
>> 我是不是和他住在一起太久了
还是这一切都有意义?
[笑声]
>> 请不要听乔伊的话。好的。
你会看他吗?我的意思是,他
显然很沮丧。他离开了他的
家人。他要和
个陌生人一起过感恩节。他现在需要的是
让你成为他的朋友。哦,你是
是对的。对不起。谢谢。好的,
这就是我要做的。
>> 很好。听取他们的建议。
包如此漂亮时,没有人会听我的。没有人关心
里面有什么。 [笑声]
>> 你好。
>> 嘿。哇。他们看起来都
玩得很开心,不是吗?
>> 嘿,那么我的父母要去哪里
>> 哦,让我们看看。好吧,如果这是
婚礼大厅,那么嗯,你的父母就会
在皇后区的家里。
[笑声]
>> 什么?他们没有被邀请。哦,不。
太糟糕了。他们将会被
压垮。
>> 他们为什么会认为自己被邀请了?
你抓住了我。我不知道。 [笑声]
>> 乔伊,
>> 对不起。听着,我以为父母
会来。你知道,你的父母要
来。 Jayla 的父母要来了。
罗斯的父母来了。 [笑声]
>> 罗斯的父母就是我的父母。
>> 好吧,看,家长来了。
[笑声]
>> 你知道,我认为我们应该邀请他们。
>> 哦,拜托。您只是想要更多蓝色
笔。
>> 好吧,这真是令人悲伤。
>> 试镜非常顺利。
>> 这是做什么用的?哦,这是一部
预算期大电影,讲述了这三个
意大利兄弟在世纪之交
来到美国的故事。
真的很优雅。哦,导演
应该是下一个马丁
斯科塞塞。
[笑声]
>> 下一个下一个?
>> 是的,这个来自芝加哥的家伙
应该是下一个马丁
斯科塞塞,[笑声]
但这个家伙就在他之后。
>> 你好,
>> 乔伊。这是埃斯特尔。我刚刚与
选角人员交谈过。他们爱你。
>> 他们爱我。
>> 是的。他们希望明天再次见到您
>> 天哪。
>> 只有一件事。您对正面全裸有
问题吗?
[笑声]
>> 你在开玩笑吗?如果没有它,我从来不会租电影
。 [笑声]
>> 哦。
呃,好吧。呃,我可以给你回电话吗?
>> 怎么了?他们希望我在电影中
全裸。
>> 哇。
>> 我知道。我祖母会看到
这个。
>> 奶奶得排队了。
>> 嘿,你们今天在做什么?
>> 为邻居制作节日糖果。
>> 对不起。 WHO?
>> 我要把这个篮子挂在
门上,然后当邻居
经过时,他们都可以拿一块。
>> 但我们不认识邻居。
>> 我愿意。呃,让我们看看留着
胡子的家伙。
女士抽烟很多。 [笑声] 孩子们,我
见过一个红头发的家伙,他不喜欢
被称为Rusty。
>> 看,这正是我制作
糖果的原因。我们可以了解他们的名字并通过
认识我们的邻居。
>> 如果我们搬家不是更容易吗?
所以,我今天刚刚和一位决斗
作家交谈过。
>> 什么是决斗?
>> 我们生命中的日子。
>> 无论如何,你都不会相信。
我的角色正在从昏迷中苏醒。
>> 不仅如此,我还获得了
新大脑。
>> 所以,工作
和您的个人生活中正在发生伟大的事情。 [笑声]
>> 等等,你的
新大脑是什么意思?
>> 好吧,他们正在杀死节目中的
角色之一,当她
死亡时,她的大脑将
移植到我的身体中。 [笑声]
>> 什么?脑移植?这
很荒谬。哦,我认为
你已经三个半月没有做爱了,这很荒谬。
>> 现在是冬天。
街上的人少了。
[笑声]
>> 他们要杀谁?
>> 呃塞西莉亚梦露。她扮演杰西卡
洛克哈特。
>> 没有。
>> 没有。 [笑声]
>> 她很擅长把饮料泼到
个人脸上。我的意思是,我认为
我从来没有见过她喝完一杯饮料。
>> 还有她总是
打人的方式。您不想这样做
一次吗?
>> 我会做的。
>> 天哪,她一直在节目中。
要填补她的
的空缺真的很难。
>> 是的。是的。帮帮我吧。当你
当你从大脑
移植出来时,
>>你会成为她吗?
>> 是的,但是在 Drake Raor 的身体里。
[笑声]
>> 为什么这对你来说这么难得到?我
以为你是一名科学家。 [笑声]
>> [鼓掌]
>> 我还没见过任何葡萄牙人。我
还没有完美的吻。而且我
还没有去过狙击手学校。
>> 小偷们,等等。听。呃,
闭上眼睛。
也许这是您可以从列表中划掉
的一件事。
>> 哦,是的。
>> 颁发最喜爱
回归男性角色奖的是Mackenzie。
>> 就是这样。这是我的类别。
>> 天啊。你有发言权吗?
>> 是的。我的演讲收到了
>> 你有你那张优雅的失败者面孔吗?
>> 是的。
>> 不,查理。请记住,如果你赢了,你
必须拥抱我。你拥抱我。
>> 好的。他们说,
>> “我可以在电视上捏捏你的屁股[笑声]
>> 吗?”
>> 证明这并不总是
>> 最喜欢的回归男性
角色的类别。提名者是来自 General Hospital 的约翰·惠勒
、[掌声]
来自 The Young and the
Restless 的 Gavin Graham、[掌声] 来自 Passions 的
Duncan Harrington、
[掌声] 以及来自 Days of
Our Lives 的 Joey Triani。
[掌声] 苏菲去了《年轻人和
加文·格雷厄姆。
焦躁不安的人》中的
>> 哇哦!
>> 《虎胆龙威》仍然很棒。
>> 是的。
>> 嘿,你觉得我们让它成为双重
功能怎么样?
>> 您还租什么?
>> 《虎胆龙威》也是如此。
乔伊,这又是《虎胆龙威》了。
[笑声]
>> 好吧,我们看第二遍,是
《虎胆龙威 2》。
>> 乔伊,我们刚刚看了它,
>> 很高兴能再次看到它。
>> 是的,《虎胆龙威》。
>> 老兄,你没有说《虎胆龙威》。
>> 一切都好吗? [笑声]
>> 是的,我刚刚有了计划。
>> 嗯,约翰·姆兰有计划。
现在,你看,我想在乔伊工作完毕
离开这里
开始给大家打电话之前
>> 你在说什么,
[笑声]
[笑声]
>> [掌声和欢呼]
>> 发生了什么?
>> 我不知道。 [笑声]
你睡着了。仅此而已。
>> 是的。是的。是的。
>> 好吧。好吧,呃,我最好回家了。
>> 是的。我认为那是最好的。
>> 好的。我稍后再跟你谈。
>> 好的。但不是关于这个。
>> 不,从来没有。
>> 从来没有。
>> 那么,呃呃
再见。
>> 没有触摸。没有触摸。
>> [音乐]
[笑声]
>> 嘿,
>> 刚刚带回了你的视频。
>> 呃嘿,呃罗斯,看。呃,我认为我们
之前需要讨论一下。
>> 不,不,我们不。
>> 是的,我们愿意。现在,看,这是我睡过的最好的
小睡。
>> [笑声]
>> 我我不知道你在说什么
来吧,承认吧。那是你睡过的最好的午睡
。 [笑声]
>> 我吃过更好的了。
>> 好的。当
好的。好的。这是有史以来最好的
小睡。我说过了。好的。但一切都
结束了,乔伊。
[笑声]
>> 我想再做一次。
>> [欢呼和掌声]
[笑声]
>> 我们不能再这样做了。
>> 为什么不呢?
>> 因为这很奇怪。
[笑声]
>> 很好。
>> 你想喝点什么吗?
>> 当然。你有什么?
>> 热牛奶等。
>> 孩子,我告诉你,评判
的事情让我付出了很大的努力。
>> 是的。
>> 是的。考虑一下也许可以上楼
,在沙发上小睡一会儿。
[笑声]
>> 为什么我会关心这个?
>> 没有理由。我只是说呃
那就是我要去的地方。 [笑声]
>> [笑声]
>> 睡个好觉。确实如此。
>> [欢呼和掌声]
[笑声]
>> 老兄,你到底在做什么?
[欢呼]
[笑声]
>> 对不起。
>> [欢呼]
>> 你们呃找到有人嫁给你们
了吗?
>> 不,但是莫妮卡部长很饥渴,打电话给
>> 想知道我们是否还
在一起。
>> 我们永远找不到任何人。
>> 好吧,那就让我来吧,
>> 乔。
>> 不,不,不。听着,我一直在想
。我是演员,对吧?因此,我
个人面前讲话不会感到紧张。我不会吐口水,也不会盯着
莫妮卡的胸部。
你知道,每个人都知道我是个混蛋。
确实如此。
>> 是的。最重要的是
那里不会有陌生人
几乎不认识你。将会是我。我
发誓我会做得非常好。另外,
你知道,我爱你们,而且
对我来说真的意义重大。
>> 可能有点酷。
>> 那么,我能做到吗?
>> 是的,你能做到。
>> 好的。你真的没有得到[笑声]
>> 好的。好的。我要开始我的
演讲了。哦,等一下。
互联网部长仍然可以发生性行为,
对吗?
>> 我正在航行。
>> 我不想谈论我们。
[笑声] 你知道,
>> 你至少可以为我节省一整块
COOKIE。
>> 不,不,不。 [笑声]
>> 女人都是卑鄙的。
>> 不敢相信我会见到
杰西卡。阿什利,
>> 等等。请冷静一点,好吗?我和
这个女人一起工作。
>> 好吧,我完全没问题。好的,
>> 进来。
>> 嘿,杰西卡。
>> 嘿,杰西。
>> 这是我的朋友雷切尔。
>>嗨。这是怎么回事?
[笑声]
>> 呃,听着。这是你的奖杯。我
替你接受了。
>> 天啊。我赢了。你知道
这意味着什么吗?
[笑声]
>> 就是这样。您不会
您不会将任何东西放在架子上或
?不,我尝试将其保留为
个真正的奖项。现在,请原谅,
>> 收回它。
>> 绝对。
>> 是的。
>> 是的,你知道。
>> 试试这些,看看我们是否能
更好地了解什么是有效的。
>> 谢谢。你真是个好朋友。
这太奇怪了。 [笑声]
噢。
>> 牙签。
>> 是的。
[笑声]
>> 你现在想穿什么?
>> 水果卷起来
>> 和
>> 美味。
[笑声]
>> 乔伊,
>> 等一下。等一下。我们有
获胜者。
>> 什么?哪一个?
>> 傻哥们。
>> 不再那么傻了。
>> [音乐]
>> 最酷的是这个角色来自
那不勒斯,对吧?
>> 是的。
>> 我的全家都来自那不勒斯。
>> 太棒了。好的。好吧,我已经听到了
我需要听到的一切。
我们只需要呃
莱斯利。
>> 呃乔伊,这是尴尬的部分。
>> 哦,嘿。正确的。不是问题。我完全
明白了。你需要,你知道,
确保我没有任何可怕的疤痕或
纹身。别担心,
>> 我没有什么可隐瞒的。
那么,就这样吧。这就是我。 100%
天然。
[欢呼]
>> 你来了。好的。我想通了
。我要拿两张
八张桌子。我将添加您的父母,
我将把它们变成三张表,每张表
六张。好的。我打电话给餐饮承办商。我
加了两顿额外的饭菜。我们很高兴
出发。
>> 是的。是的,他们不会来了。
>> 什么?
>> 不知何故,他们认为你
只是因为我才邀请他们的。他们觉得
有点不受欢迎。
>> 哦,那太糟糕了。这是真的。但也
太糟糕了。
>> 看。妈妈,如果您能打电话给我的
妈妈就好了。
>> 哦,乔伊。
>> 来吧。听着,只要让她知道
你真的希望他们在那里。
别忘了,这位女士多年来
给您寄了很多烤宽面条。
>> 不,她没有。
>> 如果其中一些没有
到达你身边,这是她的错吗? [笑声]
我要说什么?
>> 我不知道。只是呃,告诉他们
邀请函混淆了
或不,不,不。归咎于
邮局。他们讨厌邮局和
爱尔兰人,[笑]但我不认为
你可以把这归咎于他们。所以,
你好。是的。嗨,特里瓦尼夫人。嗨,
这是莫妮卡·盖勒。是的,我
打电话只是想告诉你,钱德勒和我
真的希望你能参加
婚礼。是的。显然,我们发送的
一堆邀请未
送达。嗯,我猜有一些
在该死的邮局搞砸了。
告诉我吧。 [笑声]
是的。是的。美国邮局。不,更像
,比如美国失去了办公室。 [笑声]
它们是什么?爱尔兰人?
>> 有一段时间了,嗯?嗯,这很有趣。
这些大厅看起来比
以前要小。
>> 这是一座不同的建筑。
毒品。
>> 前锋拉奥尔,嗯?您希望我
什么时候开始?
>> 我们为什么不现在就开始呢?
>> 好的。
这是试镜场景。
[笑声]
>> 试镜?我以为你会
给我这个角色。你为什么会这么想
?好吧,我是 Drake Remores 博士,
Striker 的双胞胎兄弟,他看起来比我更像
,对吧? [笑声]
每个人都必须试镜。
你知道,特里,我真的不需要
来做这件事。我和机器人一起有了自己的有线电视系列
>> 对不起,乔伊。就是这样
就是这样。好吧,
我想你认为自己很特别,
吧?坐在你那漂亮的小
大厅里,[笑声]
让明星为你跳圈,
吧?嗯,你知道吗?
>> [笑声]
>> 这是一颗有箍的星星。
这是一个明星,这个箍这个箍。
>> 我是博士。德雷克纪念馆。
>> 但我一直在想,如果你们两个真的勾搭上了
会发生什么。
>> 亲爱的,晚餐准备好了。
[欢呼]
>> 今晚我的小厨师给我准备了什么
?你最喜欢的。
>> 奶酪油炸食品。
>> 是的。还有很多。
>> 谢谢,亲爱的。
>> 你想去吗?
>> 是的。开始了。开始了。
你好吗?
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重点词汇

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词汇 含义

assistant

/əˈsɪstənt/

B1
  • noun
  • - 助手

audition

/ɔːˈdɪʃən/

B2
  • noun
  • - 试镜

champagne

/ʃæmˈpeɪn/

B2
  • noun
  • - 香槟

depressed

/dɪˈprɛst/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 沮丧的

disappointed

/ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪntɪd/

A2
  • adjective
  • - 失望的

familiar

/fəˈmɪliər/

A2
  • adjective
  • - 熟悉的

gracious

/ˈɡreɪʃəs/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 亲切的

hunger

/ˈhʌŋɡər/

A2
  • noun
  • - 饥饿

invitation

/ˌɪnvɪˈteɪʃən/

A2
  • noun
  • - 邀请

lesbian

/ˈlɛzbiən/

B2
  • noun
  • - 女同性恋者

masculinity

/ˌmæskjəˈlɪnɪti/

C1
  • noun
  • - 阳刚之气

nudity

/ˈnjuːdɪti/

C1
  • noun
  • - 裸体

posture

/ˈpɒstʃər/

B2
  • noun
  • - 姿势

ridiculous

/rɪˈdɪkjʊləs/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 荒谬的

transplant

/trænsˈplɑːnt/

B2
  • noun
  • - 移植

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重点语法结构

  • How would you feel about taking out my assistant?

    ➔ 礼貌请求结构

    "How would you feel about" + 动名词用于提出委婉的建议。

  • Have you ever been so hungry on a date that when the girl goes to the bathroom, you ate some of her food?

    ➔ 现在完成时(ever)+ 结果从句

    "so + 形容词 + that" 结构描述了导致某个动作的极端程度。

  • Just seems like Ross is the kind of guy who would marry a woman on the verge of being a lesbian.

    ➔ 带有 'who' 的定语从句和条件 'would'

    ➔ 此处的 "would" 用于描述过去习惯性、特征性的行为或假设的情况。

  • And please, oh, please keep my underwear.

    ➔ 祈使句(肯定)

    ➔ 祈使句 "keep" 用于提出强烈的请求或指示。

  • You don't think I'm going to win?

    ➔ 在否定疑问句中使用 'be going to'

    "Be going to" 表示预测或计划。否定疑问句常用于表达惊讶。

  • I wouldn't know about that.

    ➔ 表示假设状态的 'would'

    "Wouldn't know" 暗示说话者处于无法拥有该经历的位置。

  • I'm beginning to see what Jake was talking about.

    ➔ 表达过程的现在进行时 + 名词性从句

    "Am beginning" 强调理解正在随时间逐渐形成。

  • What is an appropriate amount of time to wait before you make a move?

    ➔ 作形容词用的不定式短语

    "To wait" 修饰名词 "amount of time",具体说明这是什么样的时间。

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