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Hello. 00:03
Hi. Is uh Phoebe here? 00:05
>> Uh no, no, she's she's out for the 00:07
night. 00:09
>> Oh, great. 00:09
>> Can I can I help you with something? 00:11
>> Oh, I don't know. Are you a mour? 00:14
>> Yes, I am. 00:17
>> All right, 00:20
Dad. 00:22
Thank you so much. I'll be back to pick 00:28
him up in an hour. 00:30
[Music] 00:35
[Applause] 00:39
[Music] 00:40
[Music] 00:52
Okay, 00:55
now I'm going to 00:56
touch you. 00:59
>> Oh, that's soft. 01:11
[Music] 01:19
[Laughter] 01:30
Hey, what are you guys What are you guys 01:38
talking about? 01:39
>> Nothing. 01:40
>> Yeah. 01:41
>> Damn, this coffee is cold. Hey, Ra, do 01:45
you mind if I heat this up on your 01:47
loins? 01:48
>> You know, I cannot believe you told him, 01:53
Joey. 01:55
So, I guess you bought that book after 01:57
we broke up, huh? 01:59
>> Uh-huh. Yeah, I did because I wore out 02:00
my first copy when I was with you. 02:02
>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Well, uh, when we were 02:06
going out, I read tons of porno 02:08
magazines. 02:10
What's up, 02:12
>> boss? How could you do that to an old 02:15
man? 02:18
>> Excuse me, ladies. 02:21
coming. 02:26
>> I have a bone to pick with you. 02:35
>> Uh-oh. 02:40
>> Yes. Ben learned a little trick. 02:41
>> Oh, yeah. Did he pull? 02:47
>> That's right. That's right. 02:48
Saran wrap on the toilet seat. So the P 02:52
goes everywhere. 02:55
>> Oh, that. 03:00
>> Yeah, that. You know, I hate practical 03:00
jokes. They're mean and they're stupid 03:04
and and I don't want my son learning 03:06
them. 03:08
>> Oh, come on. Saran wrap on the toilet 03:08
seat. You don't think that's just a 03:11
little funny? 03:12
>> I was barefoot. 03:13
>> Now tell me, the toilet thing is the 03:16
only thing you taught him, right? 03:18
Yes. 03:25
>> Kind of glad they're leaving cuz uh I 03:26
need to talk to you about something. 03:29
>> What's up? 03:32
>> Well, this uh this may be a little 03:33
awkward. 03:34
>> Listen, if you want to borrow money, 03:35
it's kind of a bad time. I'm buying 03:36
dinner for 128 people tomorrow night. 03:38
>> It's it's not that. Um now, what I'm 03:41
going to say to you, I'm I'm not saying 03:44
as your friend, okay? I'm I'm saying it 03:46
as Monica's older brother. 03:48
>> But you're still my friend. 03:49
>> Not for the next few minutes. 03:51
During this time, are you are you still 03:53
my best man? 03:56
>> Nope. 03:57
>> Do I still call you Ross? 03:59
>> Okay. 04:01
>> You guys are getting married tomorrow. 04:04
And and I couldn't be more thrilled for 04:05
both of you. But as Monica's older 04:08
brother, I I have to tell you this. 04:11
If you ever hurt my little sister, 04:15
if you ever cause her any unhappiness of 04:19
any kind, I will hunt you down 04:23
and kick your ass. 04:27
>> What? I'm I'm I'm serious. 04:36
>> Okay, dude. Stop it. Okay. I'm I'm not 04:41
kidding here. 04:43
>> Hey, I hear what you're saying. Okay. 04:44
And thanks for the warning. 04:46
>> No problem. 04:49
>> So, are we friends again? 04:51
>> Yeah. 04:54
>> Okay. 04:54
You won't believe what Monica's older 04:56
brother just said to me. 04:58
>> Joey, um, you look familiar. Are, uh, 05:00
are you on TV or something? 05:03
>> Well, Joey doesn't like to talk about 05:05
it, but he's one of the stars of Days of 05:07
Our Lives. 05:09
That's right. That's right. Don't you 05:12
play a woman. 05:14
>> A woman in a man's body. 05:19
Much better. 05:23
So, you know, Ross, it's funny cuz you 05:26
look familiar to me, too. Have you ever 05:27
been married? 05:30
>> Well, yes. Yes, I have. In fact, um, 05:33
just the other day, Chris and I were 05:36
talking about how I've been married and 05:38
how I have a son. 05:40
>> Yeah, little Eric. 05:42
>> That's right. Wait, no, Ben. 05:43
>> So, you just been married the one time 05:48
then? 05:50
>> Well, um, 05:54
>> you've been married twice. 05:56
>> Yes. 05:58
And 06:00
another time after that. 06:02
Boy, I'm getting hungry. 06:06
Uh, hey Joey, have you ever been so 06:09
hungry on a date that when the girl goes 06:12
to the bathroom, you eat some of her 06:14
food? 06:16
>> You said the waiter ate my crab cake. 06:20
>> Yeah. So, uh, Ross, now why did that 06:25
first marriage break up? Hm. 06:28
Was it because the woman was straight or 06:31
because she was a lesbian? 06:32
>> Do you two know each other? 06:37
>> No. No. No. No. Just seems like Ross is 06:38
the kind of guy who would marry a woman 06:41
on the verge of being a lesbian and then 06:43
push her over the edge. 06:45
>> I needed that car for transportation. 06:48
Okay. I I have a child. 06:51
>> How hot do I look in this? Huh? 06:53
>> Ross a sports car. Wouldn't it have been 06:58
cheaper to just stuff a sock down there? 07:00
>> That's not what this is about. Okay. I I 07:03
am a sports car enthusiast. I've always 07:06
been into cars. 07:09
>> Hey, what's the horsepower on this 07:10
thing? 07:12
>> I don't know, but but look how shiny. 07:12
>> I can't believe you bought this. So, can 07:17
I have a ride, Steph? 07:19
>> Hop in. 07:21
>> Get ready for the smoothest ride of your 07:24
life. 07:27
Damn it. 07:52
>> Okay, WHO'S NEXT? 07:55
[Music] 07:59
WOOHOO! 08:01
>> Die Hard still great. 08:02
>> Yeah. 08:04
>> Hey, what do you say we make it a double 08:05
feature? 08:07
>> What else you in? 08:08
>> Die Hard 2. 08:09
>> Joey, this is Die Hard one again. 08:12
>> Well, we watch it a second time and it's 08:17
Die Hard 2. 08:19
>> Joey, we just saw it and 08:21
>> and it would be cool to see it again. 08:24
Yeah. Die hard. 08:26
>> Dude, you didn't say die hard. 08:30
>> Is everything okay? 08:33
>> Yeah, I just got I got plans. 08:36
>> Well, John Mlan had plans. 08:38
>> No, you see the thing is I want to get 08:42
out of here before Joey gets all worked 08:44
up and starts calling everybody 08:46
>> What are you talking about, 08:50
[Music] 08:55
[Applause] 09:02
[Music] 09:05
What happened? 09:13
>> I don't know. Fell asleep. That is all. 09:14
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 09:18
All right. Well, uh, I better go. 09:22
>> Yeah, I think that would be best. So, 09:24
>> all right. I'll talk to you later. 09:27
>> Okay. But not about this. 09:28
>> No, never. 09:30
>> Never. 09:31
>> So, uh, uh, 09:33
>> bye. 09:35
>> No touch. No touch. 09:36
[Music] 09:39
>> Hey, just uh brought back your videos. 09:46
>> Uh, hey uh, Ross, look. Uh, I think we 09:50
need to talk about before. 09:53
>> No, no, we don't. 09:55
>> Yes, we do. Now, look, that was the best 09:57
nap I ever had. 10:00
>> I I don't know what you're talking 10:07
about. 10:08
Come on, admit it. That was the best nap 10:10
you ever had. 10:13
>> I've had better. 10:15
Okay. When? 10:19
>> ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. IT WAS THE BEST 10:22
NAP EVER. I SAID IT. OKAY. BUT IT'S 10:24
OVER, JOEY. 10:27
>> I want to do it again. 10:31
>> We can't do it again. 10:37
>> Why not? 10:38
>> Because it's weird. 10:39
>> Fine. 10:43
You want something to drink? 10:45
>> Sure. What do you got? warm milk and 10:47
etm. 10:49
[Applause] 10:53
>> Boy, I'll tell you that judging stuff 10:56
took a lot out of me. 10:59
>> Yeah. 11:00
>> Yeah. Think about maybe going upstairs 11:01
and taking a little nap on my couch. 11:03
>> Why Why would I care about that? 11:09
>> No reason. I'm just saying that uh 11:13
that's where I'll be 11:17
[Applause] 11:34
[Music] 11:38
Great nap. 11:48
>> It really was. 11:50
[Applause] 11:56
Dude, what the hell are you doing? 12:09
>> Excuse me. 12:20
And it was Erns Mulgrad who first 12:26
hypothesized that the Velociraptor, when 12:28
threatened, would expand its collar and 12:30
emit a high-pitched noise to frighten 12:33
off its predator. Yes, Mr. Lewis. 12:36
>> What kind of noise? 12:40
>> Just a high-pitched intimidating noise. 12:42
>> But like how? 12:46
Well, we we don't know for sure, 12:49
but in my head, it it sounded something 12:52
like this. Uh, 12:55
[Laughter] 13:04
>> of course, this is just conjecture. 13:10
>> Celebrating my 13:13
I'm sorry. Apparently, I've opened the 13:19
door to the past. 13:21
[Music] 13:26
>> Okay. Uh, Monica. Man. Okay. What? What 13:27
you just saw? 13:30
>> Can I ask you just a little question? 13:31
Why tonight? 13:33
>> What? See, I've been waiting my whole 13:36
life to be engaged. And unlike some 13:37
people, I only planning on doing this 13:39
once. 13:41
So, you know, maybe this is selfish and 13:43
I'm sorry about it, but I I was kind of 13:45
hoping tonight could just be about that. 13:47
>> Oh, honey, but it is. No, it's not. No, 13:49
no, now it's about you and Ross getting 13:51
back together. 13:53
>> What? 13:53
>> Yeah. Um, you kind of stole my thunder. 13:54
>> Okay. Ho ho. We did not steal your 13:57
thunder because we are not getting back 13:59
together. 14:01
>> Yeah. No. And and and you know what? 14:01
Nobody even saw. 14:03
>> Yeah, 14:05
>> that's true. 14:06
>> I swear we just kissed. 14:08
>> It was just a kiss. 14:10
>> YOU GUYS KISSED? 14:11
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? 14:14
>> ARE YOU ARE YOU GETTING BACK TOGETHER? 14:16
CAN I sing at your wedding? 14:18
>> Thunder being stolen. 14:20
>> Okay, come on, baby. It's nothing. 14:22
Monica, come on. Let's not make a big 14:24
deal out of this. 14:26
>> It was a onetime thing. 14:26
>> It doesn't even matter. 14:29
>> Oh my god. 14:30
>> I cannot believe you guys are talking 14:33
about this. The problems in the bedroom 14:35
are between A MAN AND A WOMAN. 14:37
All right. Now, CHANDLER IS DOING THE 14:41
BEST HE CAN. 14:43
>> Wedding is so close. Are you getting 14:46
nervous? 14:48
>> Yeah, but a part of me also can't wait 14:49
till it's over. 14:51
>> Chandler and I have this pack not to 14:52
have sex again until the wedding. 14:53
>> A no sex pact, huh? 14:55
I actually have one of those going on 14:58
with every woman in America. 15:00
>> Hey, Vivie, will you give me a hand? Got 15:04
to make up the guest bedroom. Hey, 15:06
cousin Cassie's coming to stay with us 15:08
for a few days. Cassie. 15:09
>> I haven't seen her in like forever. I 15:12
wonder if she still carries that Barbie 15:14
everywhere she goes. 15:16
>> Ra, she's 25 years old. 15:17
>> So what? I still No, you're probably 15:19
right. 15:20
>> And that should conclusively prove that 15:23
I had the idea for Jurassic Park first. 15:25
Let's take a look at this. 15:29
>> Phoei. Oh my god. What are you doing 15:31
here? 15:33
>> I need to talk to you. It's pretty 15:34
urgent. It's about Monica and Chandler. 15:35
>> Oh my god. Um, of course. Uh, would you 15:37
please excuse me for a moment? Um, do 15:40
you know each other's hometowns? Why 15:44
don't you 15:45
What's going on? 15:48
>> Well, um, not much, but I was just 15:49
thinking that since those guys just got 15:51
engaged that maybe it'd be nice if they 15:54
had some privacy, you know? So, could I 15:55
just move in with you for a couple days? 15:58
>> Um, okay. Yeah, sure. But what what's 16:02
wrong with Monica and Chandler? 16:05
>> Nothing. Why, 16:07
>> Phoebe? You said it was urgent. 16:11
>> Oh, yeah, it is. I'm going to the movies 16:13
and it starts in like five minutes. 16:15
>> Do you realize I have a classroom full 16:20
of students? 16:22
>> Oh, I'm sorry. I'm so rude. Does anyone 16:25
want to come to the movies? 16:28
>> Chandler just left, though. 16:30
>> Yeah, but maybe it's not what we think. 16:32
Maybe it's Tell Monica I'm sorry. I 16:34
drank the last of the milk. Or maybe he 16:37
he was writing to tell her that that 16:40
he's changed his name. You know, tell 16:43
Monica I'm sorry. 16:45
>> I think it means he freaked out and 16:49
left. 16:52
>> Don't be so negative. 16:53
Good God. Isn't it possible that Sorry 16:55
is sitting in there right now? 16:58
>> Okay, Phoebe. I I think Ross is right. I 17:02
What are we going to do? 17:05
>> Look. Okay, I'm just going to I'm going 17:06
to have to go find him and bring him 17:07
back. Okay, you you make sure Monica 17:09
does not find out. Okay. 17:12
>> Okay, but if you don't find him and 17:14
bring him back, I'm going to hunt you 17:16
down and kick your ass. 17:18
>> I will I will find him. 17:23
>> So, I just talked to one of the duel 17:26
writers today. And 17:27
>> what is Duel? 17:28
>> Days of Our Lives. 17:29
>> Anyway, you're not going to believe it. 17:32
My character is coming out of his coma. 17:34
>> And and and not only that, I'm getting a 17:38
new brain. 17:40
>> So, great things are happening at work 17:43
and in your personal life. 17:46
>> Wait, what do you mean you're getting a 17:48
new brain? 17:49
>> Oh, well, they're killing off one of the 17:50
characters on the show, and when she 17:52
dies, her brain is being transplanted 17:53
into my body. 17:55
>> What? A brain transplant? It's 17:58
ridiculous. Oh, I think it's ridiculous 18:02
that you haven't had sex in three and a 18:04
half months. 18:06
>> It's winter. There are fewer people on 18:12
the street. 18:14
>> Who are they killing off? 18:17
>> Uh Cecilia Monroe. She plays Jessica 18:18
Lockhart. 18:20
>> NO. NO. 18:21
>> SHE is so good at throwing drinks in 18:23
people's faces. I mean, I don't think 18:26
I've ever seen her finish a beverage. 18:27
>> And the way she slaps people all the 18:30
time. Would you love to do that? Yes. 18:31
Once. 18:33
>> Oh, do it. 18:33
>> Aunt, she's been on the show forever. 18:35
It's going to be really hard to fill her 18:37
shoes. 18:38
>> Yeah. Yeah. Help me out here. When you 18:39
when you come out of the brain 18:41
transplant, 18:44
you are going to be her. 18:47
>> Yes, but in Drake Reese's body. 18:49
>> Why is this so hard for you to get? I 18:55
thought you were a scientist. 18:56
>> Some stranger is going to be living in 18:59
my room. Well, after 15 years of mom and 19:01
dad keeping it as a shrine to you, it's 19:03
time the velvet ropes came down. 19:05
>> I kept your room for a while. Oh, 19:08
>> please. Dad turned my room into a gym 20 19:11
minutes after I moved out. I got to say, 19:13
a tanning bed and a stack of Victoria's 19:16
Secret cataloges. Not a gym. 19:18
>> Come on. You know they love you 19:22
>> as much as they love you. 19:24
>> I was their first born. They thought she 19:25
was barren. It's not my fault. 19:27
Look, all my stuff is safe and dry, and 19:30
all her stuff is is growing new stuff. 19:33
See, this is exactly the kind of thing 19:38
that makes her think you guys love me 19:40
more than you love her. 19:41
>> Oh my god. Does she really think that? 19:43
>> Well, can you blame her? 19:45
>> I don't know. I I I suppose we may have 19:47
favored you unconsciously. You were a 19:49
medical marvel. The doctor said your 19:51
mother could. 19:52
>> Dad, I don't want to hear about it. 19:53
>> Really? 19:55
>> Well, not right now. 19:56
Yes, sir. 19:59
>> Mr. Morris, I need to talk to you about 20:00
your midterm exam. 20:02
I'm afraid I I had to fail you. 20:05
>> Why? 20:07
>> Well, you need 60% to pass. 20:10
>> What'd I get? 20:12
>> Seven. 20:13
>> That's not so good. 20:16
>> No, no, it's not. What? What happened 20:19
there, Ned? 20:21
>> Well, maybe you can cut me some slack. 20:22
I'm sort of in love. 20:25
Well, 20:28
>> I'm sorry, but that that's really not my 20:28
problem. 20:30
>> I'm in love with you. 20:31
>> Well, that brings me in the loop a 20:35
little. 20:37
See, that's why I did so bad on this 20:39
test. I'm having a hard time 20:41
concentrating when you're up there and 20:43
you're teaching and your face gets all 20:45
serious. 20:48
It looks so good. 20:50
You wear that tight little turtleneck 20:52
sweater. 20:54
>> Okay. 20:55
Um, I uh I'm your teacher. I'm sorry. 20:57
You're you're a student and I and I like 21:02
women in spite of what may be written on 21:05
the backs of some of these chairs. 21:08
>> Hello, sir. You here to return those 21:11
pants? 21:12
>> No, these are my pants. 21:19
Oh, okay. 21:22
How can I help you? 21:25
>> Well, um, do you have a Santa outfit 21:26
left 21:28
>> 2 days before Christmas? Sorry, man. 21:29
>> Okay, look, do do you have anything uh 21:32
Christmy? I promised my son, and I I 21:35
really don't want to disappoint him. Um, 21:37
come on. I You got to have something. 21:40
I'm the holiday armadillo. 21:43
I'm a friend of Santa's and he sent me 21:49
here to wish you a merry Christmas. 21:52
>> What happened to Santa? Holiday 21:58
armadillo. 22:00
>> Santa was unavailable. So close to 22:03
Christmas. 22:06
>> Oh, come in. Have a seat. You must be 22:09
exhausted coming all the way from Texas. 22:11
Texas. 22:18
>> That's right, Ben. I'm Santa's 22:19
representative for all the southern 22:21
states 22:24
and Mexico. 22:26
But Santa sent me here to give you these 22:31
presents, Ben. Maybe the lady will help 22:35
me with these presents. 22:38
[Applause] 22:43
Wow. Thanks. 22:55
>> You're welcome, Ben. Merry Christmas 22:57
and happy Hanukkah. 23:02
>> Are you for Hanukkah, too? Because I'm 23:06
part Jewish. 23:08
>> You are? Me, too. 23:10
>> Because armadillos also wandered in the 23:14
desert. 23:16
>> Hey, guess what I got for your wedding? 23:19
>> A freakishly thin date with a hanger for 23:21
a head. 23:23
>> No, Rachel hooked me up with a tux. But 23:25
not just any tux. Batman's tux. 23:28
>> That's right. Made expressly for Val 23:33
Kilmer and worn by him in the hit film, 23:35
that Batman film he was in. 23:39
You can't wear that. I'm wearing the 23:42
famous tux. James Bond's tux. 23:43
>> So 23:46
>> So if you wear that, it'll make mine 23:46
less special. 23:48
>> Well, you need something to make this 23:49
date special. Hello. You had the most 23:51
special thing of all. You are marrying 23:54
the woman you love. 23:57
>> Please don't take away my cool thing. 24:03
Please. Pretty please. 24:05
>> Pretty please. Not very uh 007. 24:06
>> Look, it's my wedding day, okay? If you 24:11
were getting married, I would never do 24:13
anything to upset you. 24:14
>> When I got married, you slept with my 24:15
sister. 24:16
>> That was pretty 007. 24:17
[Music] 24:20
>> What is that? 24:27
>> I think it's the dying cat parade. 24:28
>> Sounds like it's coming from across the 24:33
street. 24:35
Oh my god. 24:37
>> What? 24:39
>> You know that thing that Ross was going 24:40
to do at our wedding? He was hanging out 24:41
with me yesterday and he turned to me 24:43
and he said, "You're half Scottish, 24:44
right?" 24:46
>> No, there is no way I'm not Ross. 24:47
[Music] 24:52
>> Unbelievable. 24:59
>> Why is your family Scottish? 25:00
Why is your family Ross? 25:03
>> You cannot play our wedding. I mean, 25:07
everyone will leave. I mean, come on. 25:09
That is just noise. 25:11
It's not even a song. 25:14
If you listen very carefully, I think 25:17
it's celebration by calling the gang. 25:20
[Music] 25:24
>> Well, I feel like a snack. 25:28
>> Do you want some shortbread? It's 25:30
Scottish like you are. 25:32
>> Oh, no thanks. I don't like anything 25:35
from my Scottish heritage. 25:37
>> What? 25:39
>> Well, just my entire family was run out 25:41
of Scotland by 25:43
Vikings. 25:46
>> Well, it sounds to me like your family 25:49
is ready to uh rediscover its Scottish 25:50
roots. 25:53
>> You can't play bag pipes at the wedding. 25:54
>> How did you know about that? We heard 25:58
you play all the way from your 26:00
apartment. 26:01
>> Were you the ones who called the cops? 26:02
>> That's not really important right now. 26:06
>> What is important is while we appreciate 26:08
the gesture, we just don't feel that bag 26:10
pipes are appropriate for our wedding. 26:13
>> Why not? 26:16
>> Because we hate them. 26:17
>> Just just give me a chance to perform 26:19
for you and then decide whatever you 26:21
want. And I'm not going to tell you what 26:23
song I'm going to play either, but uh 26:25
let's just say when it's over, I'll bet 26:28
there'll be a wee bit of celebration. 26:30
[Music] 26:35
Remember, I'm I'm still learning. 26:37
[Music] 26:40
One, two, three, four. 26:49
[Applause] 26:54
[Music] 27:06
You know the song. Sing along. 27:09
[Music] 27:14
[Applause] 27:16
[Music] 27:19
[Applause] 27:19
[Music] 27:23
So, 27:29
>> no. 27:31
>> Got that little bit of oil that should 27:34
have lasted just one day burned for 27:36
>> eight whole days. 27:40
>> That's right. And that's why we 27:41
celebrate Hanukkah today. The end. 27:43
Awesome. 27:45
>> Yeah. 27:47
>> My favorite part was when Superman flew 27:48
all the Jews out of Egypt. 27:51
The armadillo was actually not so 27:58
thrilled about that part. 28:00
Okay, Ben, it's time to light the 28:04
Hanukkah candles. 28:07
Hey. Oh, wow. Looks like the Easter 28:18
Bunny's funeral in here. 28:22
>> Come on. Come on. We're We're lighting 28:26
the candles. Come on. 28:28
>> Oh, 28:29
[Music] 28:31
I understand why Superman is here, but 28:34
why is there a porcupine at the Easter 28:36
Bunny's funeral? 28:38
Hey everybody, happy Thanksgiving. 28:40
>> No, no, no, no, no, no. 28:42
>> What are we keeping Thanksgiving a 28:44
secret this year? 28:45
>> No. We are playing this game I learned 28:47
at work. You have to name all the states 28:49
in 6 minutes. 28:51
>> What? That's like insanely easy. 28:52
>> No, it's a lot harder than it sounds. 28:54
You always forget at least one or in 28:56
some cases 28:58
14. 29:00
>> It's a stupid game and I wasn't playing 29:02
against other people, so technically I 29:04
didn't lose. 29:06
>> What? You forgot 14 states. 29:06
>> Nobody cares about the Dakotas. 29:09
>> Oh, okay. Time's up. 29:13
>> All right. I got 48. 29:14
>> Oh, it's not bad, babe. 29:16
>> Oh, I got tired of naming states, so I 29:18
decided to list the types of celery. 29:20
And I have one regular celery. 29:24
>> Okay, so Rachel's got 48 and Phoebe has 29:27
the lead in 29:29
vegetables. Joey, 29:32
>> say hello to the new champ of Chandler's 29:35
dumb states game. 29:36
>> Wow. How many you got? 29:38
>> 56. 29:40
>> Done. With time to spare. 29:45
>> Woo. This may be a new world's record. 29:48
You know, I hate to lecture you guys, 29:51
but it's kind of disgraceful that a 29:53
group of well-educated adults and Joey 29:55
can't name all the states. Do you ever 30:00
see a map or one of those round colorful 30:02
things called a globe? 30:05
>> Uh, Mellin, 30:08
you got 46 states. 30:10
>> What? That's impossible. 30:12
>> 46? Well, who's well educated now, Mr. I 30:15
forgot 10 states? 30:18
>> Okay, Ross, time is up. 30:20
>> No, just give me another minute. 30:21
>> Look, Ross, if you don't know them by 30:22
now, you will never know them. Okay, 30:24
that is the beauty of this game. It 30:25
makes you want to kill yourself. 30:27
>> This This is crazy. I can do this. All 30:30
right. Uh I bet I can get all 50 uh 30:32
before dinner. 30:35
>> Okay. But if you can't, no dinner. 30:36
>> You're on. 30:38
>> All right. Don't look at my list, Ross, 30:40
cuz there's a lot on there that you 30:42
don't have. 30:43
>> How can I not get this? I'm a college 30:47
professor. I got 1450 on my SATs. 30:50
>> 1250? 30:53
>> Damn, I forgot you were here. 30:55
You need some help 30:58
>> from you. 31:00
>> Yes, please. 31:03
>> First of all, Utah, 31:10
dude. You can't just make stuff up. 31:13
[Music] 31:21
>> I hate America. 31:22
When I finish this game, I swear I am 31:25
moving. 31:27
[Music] 31:29
Okay, maybe this is so hard because 31:30
there aren't 50 states. 31:33
Let me tell you something. I have 49 31:37
states and there are no more. 31:40
I I think I should be able to eat 31:44
something. 31:46
>> It's up to you. 31:48
Delaware. 32:08
Delaware. 32:13
>> All right. 32:15
>> I want my turkey now. 32:16
>> You got it. 32:19
You got Nevada twice. 32:26
>> I know. 32:31
>> Yes. 32:32
>> Peeps, you uh you got a second? 32:34
>> Sure. 32:36
>> Yeah. Ever since you uh told me that 32:37
story about that bike, I couldn't stop 32:40
thinking about it. I mean, everyone 32:42
should have a first bike, you know? So, 32:44
Oh my god, Ross. 32:51
>> You like it? 32:54
>> I love it. 32:55
>> Yeah. 32:56
>> Oh. Oh, and I love you. 32:57
>> Not that way. 33:01
>> The bike got you a lot closer. 33:03
>> Oh, well. Uh, take it downstairs. You 33:05
know, give it a test drive. 33:08
>> Okay. Oh my god, my first bike. 33:10
Thank you for the best present I've ever 33:15
gotten. 33:17
>> You're welcome. 33:18
Oh, and Chandler's about to cry. 33:22
>> I'm not. 33:27
>> Okay, now just remember everything I 33:31
taught you and you'll be fine. Okay, 33:33
here we go. Ready, 33:35
set. 33:38
>> Wait, this seat is really uncomfortable. 33:39
Maybe before we start, we should just 33:42
get another one. Perhaps like an 33:43
airplane seat or a beanag chair. 33:46
Baby, you can't get out of this. Okay, 33:49
you have to learn how to ride a bike. 33:51
>> Why? Why do I have to learn? 33:54
>> Well, in in case of an emergency. 33:58
>> What kind of emergency? 34:01
>> Well, what if a man comes along and puts 34:02
a gun to your head and says, "You ride 34:05
this bike or I'll I'll shoot you." 34:08
>> Okay. I would ring the bell to distract 34:13
him and then I would knock the gun out 34:15
of his hand with a Chinese throwing 34:16
star. 34:18
>> Okay, Phoebe, just just get get on the 34:20
bike and hey, I'll hold you up and and 34:23
push you. 34:26
>> Okay, 34:27
>> you won't let go. 34:29
>> No. 34:30
>> You swear? 34:31
>> I swear. 34:32
>> Okay. 34:35
>> Come on. 34:36
>> All right. Here we go. 34:39
>> All right. 34:41
>> All right. 34:42
>> All right. Feel good? 34:42
>> Well, 34:44
>> all right. Try pedaling. That's it. 34:44
You're doing great. You're doing great. 34:46
Yes. Yes. Yes. Take control. Yes. 34:47
>> OH. OH. OH. 34:52
>> You swore. 34:57
>> I I just thought you were doing so well. 34:58
>> Shocked. Shocked. 35:01
>> It's a legitimate learning technique. 35:07
Wow. 35:11
Oh, hello liar. 35:17
>> Look, I I'm I'm really sorry I let go of 35:21
the bike. 35:24
>> I could have been killed. I hope you 35:25
know. 35:27
>> I know. I know. 35:29
But can we please try it again? Huh? I 35:33
mean, you were so close, Phoebe. Well, I 35:36
would love to, but 35:38
the bike got stolen and the police have 35:41
no suspects, 35:43
>> Phoebe. 35:51
>> What? 35:52
>> What the hell? 35:55
>> All right. You know what? If you are not 35:59
going to learn how to ride this bike, 36:01
then I'm sorry. I'm just going to have 36:02
to take it back. 36:04
>> What? Why? Because because it's it's 36:05
it would be like you having this guitar 36:10
and and never playing it. Okay? This 36:12
guitar wants to be played and and this 36:16
bike wants to be ridden and and if you 36:20
don't ride it, you're you you're killing 36:24
its spirit. 36:27
The bike 36:30
is dying. 36:32
All right. If you care enough to make up 36:38
that load of crap. Okay. 36:41
>> Great. Great. 36:43
>> You're making the bike very happy. 36:47
>> Okay, Ross. 36:50
>> Please don't die. 36:54
>> I can't believe it. I did it. But I rode 37:02
a bike. I never thought I'd be able to 37:04
do that. Thank you, Ross. 37:07
>> Oh, hey, don't thank me. Thank yourself. 37:08
You're the one who faced your fears and 37:11
ultimately overcame them. 37:13
>> Don't be so corny, Ross. It's not an 37:15
after school special. 37:17
>> Why are we here? 37:26
>> Okay. Okay. Take a guess. 37:27
>> The hot chicks. 37:30
Okay. Okay. I was uh typing names into 37:33
the library computer earlier, you know, 37:35
you know, for fun, and I typed mine in, 37:37
and uh guess what came up? My doctoral 37:40
dissertation. It's here. Yeah. Right. 37:43
It's right down here in the biggest 37:45
library in the university. 37:47
>> Ah, that's actually pretty cool. 37:48
>> Yeah. Oh. Um there's also a book here by 37:50
a woman named Wendy Vagina. 37:53
>> What is that? 37:59
Sounds like two people are really 38:01
enjoying the Dewey decimal system. 38:02
>> I'm so sorry. 38:09
>> You didn't bring me here to do that, did 38:12
you? 38:14
>> Excuse me. Hi, I'm a professor here. Do 38:17
you know the paleontology section, fifth 38:20
floor, stack 437? 38:23
>> Well, yes. Just give me 5 minutes. I 38:25
just have to find someone to cover my 38:28
shift. 38:30
>> No, no, no. 38:34
>> Can I speak to someone in charge, 38:37
please? 38:38
>> How can I help you? 38:43
>> Hi, I was wondering, is it possible to 38:44
increase security in the paleontology 38:46
section? See, I I wrote a book that's up 38:49
there, and instead of reading it, people 38:51
are are well, they're rolling around in 38:53
front of it. 38:56
We are aware of the problem you're 38:58
referring to. 39:00
>> But as far as increasing security, I'm 39:06
afraid the library is very understaffed. 39:09
I I can't help you. 39:11
>> Well, fine. Fine. If if I'm the only 39:13
person with any appreciation of the 39:16
sanctity of the written word, then I'll 39:18
go up there and defend it myself. 39:20
And don't you follow me. 39:23
[Music] 39:25
Yes. Yes. How can I help you? 39:30
>> We we were just looking around. 39:33
>> Oh. Oh, you're your fellow scholars. 39:35
What exactly were you looking for? H 39:37
perhaps uh perhaps Dr. Chester stocks 39:40
musings on the Smileadin Californicus. 39:44
Ah, 39:49
>> get out of here. 39:50
by meeting someone or or are you just 40:01
here to brush up on Mariam's views on 40:04
evolution? 40:07
>> Um, actually, I find Miam's views far 40:09
too progressionist. 40:12
>> I find Miriam's views far too 40:18
progressionist. 40:20
I'm sorry. Who are you? 40:22
>> I'm a professor here. Uh Ross Geller. 40:24
>> Ross Geller? Why do I know that name? 40:27
It's a Wait, 40:30
did you write this? 40:36
>> Yes. 40:39
You're the person who checked out my 40:43
book. 40:46
You know, you look nothing like I would 40:48
have thought. You're you're so young. 40:51
>> Well, I uh I skipped fourth grade. 40:56
>> I am very 41:08
very sorry. 41:10
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[中文]
你好。
嗨。菲比在吗?
>> 呃不,不,她
晚上出去了。
>> 哦,太棒了。
>> 我可以帮你做点什么吗?
>> 哦,我不知道。你是一个悲伤的人吗?
>> 是的,我是。
>> 好吧,
爸爸。
非常感谢。一小时后我会回来接他
[音乐]
[掌声]
[音乐]
[音乐]
好的,
现在我要
触摸你。
>> 哦,太软了。
[音乐]
[笑声]
嘿,你们在说什么
你们在说什么?
>> 什么也没有。
>> 是的。
>> 该死,这咖啡冷了。嘿,Ra,
你介意我把这个加热到你的
腰部吗?
>> 你知道,我不敢相信你告诉了他,
乔伊。
所以,我猜你是在
我们分手后买了那本书,是吧?
>> 嗯嗯。是的,我这么做是因为当我和你在一起时,我的第一份副本已经磨损了
>> 哦,是的。是的。嗯,呃,当我们
出去时,我读了很多色情
杂志。
怎么了,
>> 老板?你怎么能这样对一个
老人?
>> 对不起,女士们。
来了。
>> 我对你有意见。
>> 呃哦。
>> 是的。本学到了一个小技巧。
>> 哦,是的。他拉了吗?
>> 没错。这是正确的。
马桶座圈上的保鲜膜。所以 P
无处不在。
>> 哦,那个。
>> 是的,就是这样。你知道,我讨厌
的恶作剧。他们很卑鄙,也很愚蠢
,而且我不想让我的儿子学习
>> 哦,来吧。保鲜膜包裹在马桶
座上。你不觉得这
有点好笑吗?
>> 我赤脚。
>> 现在告诉我,厕所的事情是你教他的
唯一的事情,对吧?
是的。
>> 很高兴他们要离开,因为呃我
需要和你谈谈一些事情。
>> 怎么了?
>> 好吧,这呃这可能有点
尴尬。
>> 听着,如果你想借钱,
这段时间有点糟糕。明晚我要为 128 人购买
晚餐。
>> 不是那样的。嗯,现在我
要对你说的话,我不是说
是你的朋友,好吗?我是作为莫妮卡的哥哥说的
>> 但你仍然是我的朋友。
>> 接下来的几分钟不会。
这段时间,你还是
我的伴郎吗?
>> 不。
>> 我还叫你罗斯吗?
>> 好的。
>> 你们明天就要结婚了。
我为你们
感到无比兴奋。但作为莫妮卡的
哥哥,我必须告诉你这一点。
如果你伤害了我的妹妹,
如果你给她带来任何
任何形式的不快乐,我会追捕你
并踢你的屁股。
>> 什么?我我我我是认真的。
>> 好的,伙计。停止吧。好的。我不是
在开玩笑。
>> 嘿,我听到你在说什么。好的。
感谢您的警告。
>> 没问题。
>> 那么,我们又是朋友了吗?
>> 是的。
>> 好的。
你不会相信莫妮卡的
哥哥刚刚对我说的话。
>> 乔伊,嗯,你看起来很眼熟。嗯,
你在电视上吗?
>> 好吧,乔伊不喜欢谈论
,但他是
我们的生活中的明星之一。
没错。这是正确的。你不要
扮演女人。
>> 男人身体里的女人。
好多了。
所以,你知道,罗斯,这很有趣,因为你
我看起来也很熟悉。你
结过婚吗?
>> 嗯,是的。是的,我有。事实上,嗯,
就在前几天,克里斯和我正在
谈论我是如何结婚的以及
我如何有一个儿子。
>> 是的,小埃里克。
>> 没错。等等,不,本。
>> 那么,您刚刚结婚过一次
>> 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,你吃了一些她的
食物?
>> 你说服务员吃了我的蟹饼。
>> 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?
>> 你们两个认识吗?
>> 不不不不。罗斯似乎
是那种会娶一个即将成为女同性恋的女人
,然后
把她推到崩溃边缘的人。
>> 我需要那辆车作为交通。
好的。我我有一个孩子。
>> 我穿这件看起来有多性感?啊?
>> 罗斯是一辆跑车。把一只袜子塞到那里不是更便宜
吗?
>> 这不是重点。好的。我
是一名跑车爱好者。我一直
很喜欢汽车。
>> 嘿,这
东西的马力是多少?
>> 我不知道,但看看有多闪亮。
>> 我不敢相信你买了这个。那么,
我可以搭车吗,斯蒂芬?
>> 上车。
>> 准备好迎接您
生活中最顺畅的旅程。
该死的。
>> 好吧,下一个是谁?
[音乐]
哇哦!
>> 《虎胆龙威》仍然很棒。
>> 是的。
>> 嘿,你觉得我们把它变成双重
功能怎么样?
>> 你还在做什么?
>> 《虎胆龙威 2》。
>> 乔伊,这又是《虎胆龙威》。
>> 好吧,我们再看一遍,它是
《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。死得很惨。
>> 老兄,你没有说死而复生。
>> 一切都好吗?
>> 是的,我刚刚有了计划。
>> 好吧,约翰·姆兰有计划。
>> 不,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,
[音乐]
[掌声]
[音乐]
发生了什么?
>> 我不知道。睡着了。仅此而已。
>> 是的。是的。是的。
好的。好吧,呃,我最好走了。
>> 是的,我认为那是最好的。所以,
>> 好吧。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]
>> 嘿,刚刚带回了你的视频。
>> 呃,嘿呃,罗斯,看。呃,我想我们
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。
>> 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
>> 我吃过更好的了。
好的。什么时候?
>> 好吧。好的。这是有史以来最好的
小睡。我说过了。好的。但
结束了,乔伊。
>> 我想再做一次。
>> 我们不能再这样做了。
>> 为什么不呢?
>> 因为这很奇怪。
>> 很好。
你想喝点什么吗?
>> 当然。你有什么?温牛奶和
等。
[掌声]
>> 孩子,我告诉你,评判事物
让我付出了很大的努力。
>> 是的。
>> 是的。想想也许可以上楼
,在沙发上小睡一会儿。
>> 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
[掌声]
[音乐]
睡个好觉。
>> 确实如此。
[鼓掌]
老兄,你到底在做什么?
>> 对不起。
厄恩斯·穆尔格莱德 (Erns Mulgrad) 首先
假设迅猛龙在
受到威胁时会张开项圈并
发出高亢的噪音来吓跑
的捕食者。是的,刘易斯先生。
>> 什么样的噪音?
>> 只是一声高亢的令人生畏的噪音。
>> 但怎么样?
嗯,我们不确定,
但在我的脑海里,听起来
是这样的。呃,
[笑声]
>> 当然,这只是猜测。
>> 庆祝我的
抱歉。显然,我已经打开了通向过去的
之门。
[音乐]
>> 好的。呃,莫妮卡。男人。好的。什么?你刚刚看到了什么
>> 我可以问你一个小问题吗?
为什么是今晚?
>> 什么?看吧,我一生
都在等待订婚。与某些
人不同的是,我只打算这样做
一次。
所以,你知道,也许这很自私,
我对此感到抱歉,但我有点
希望今晚就是这样。
>> 哦,亲爱的,但确实如此。不,不是。不,
不,现在是你和罗斯
重归于好。
>> 什么?
>> 是的。嗯,你抢了我的风头。
>> 好的。嗬嗬。我们没有抢了你
的风头,因为我们不会一起回来
>> 是的。不。还有,你知道吗?
甚至没有人看到。
>> 是的,
>> 确实如此。
>> 我发誓我们刚刚接吻了。
>> 这只是一个吻。
>> 你们接吻了?
这是什么意思?
>> 你们要复合吗?
我可以在你的婚礼上唱歌吗?
>> 雷霆被盗。
>> 好吧,来吧,宝贝。没什么。
莫妮卡,加油。我们不要小题大做
>> 这是一次性的事情。
>> 这根本不重要。
>> 天啊。
>> 我不敢相信你们正在谈论
这个。卧室
中的问题是男人和女人之间的问题。
好吧。现在,钱德勒正在竭尽全力
>> 婚礼即将来临。你
紧张吗?
>> 是的,但我的一部分也等不及
直到它结束。
>> 钱德勒和我有这个包,以便在婚礼之前不要再次发生性行为
>> 无性契约,嗯?
事实上,我的每一位美国女性都在经历这样的事情
>> 嘿,维维,你能帮我一下吗?得到
来整理客房。嘿,
表弟卡西要来和我们一起住
几天。卡西。
>> 我已经很久没见过她了。我
想知道她是否仍然带着芭比娃娃
无论走到哪里。
>> Ra,她25岁了。
>> 那又怎样?我还是不,你可能是
是对的。
>> 这应该最终证明
我首先想到了侏罗纪公园的想法。
让我们看一下这个。
>> 菲。我的天啊。你在这里做什么
>> 我需要和你谈谈。非常紧急
。这是关于莫妮卡和钱德勒的。
>> 天啊。嗯,当然。呃,
请打扰一下好吗?嗯,
你们知道彼此的家乡吗?为什么
你不
发生了什么事?
>> 嗯,嗯,没什么,但我只是
想,既然那些人刚刚订婚
,如果他们
有一些隐私可能会很好,你知道吗?那么,我可以
搬来和你一起住几天吗?
>> 嗯,好吧。是的,当然。但是莫妮卡和钱德勒
出了什么问题?
>> 什么都没有。为什么,
>> 菲比?你说事情紧急。
>> 哦,是的,是的。我要去看电影
,电影大约五分钟后就开始了。
>> 你知道我的教室里挤满了
名学生吗?
>> 哦,对不起。我太粗鲁了。有人
想来看电影吗?
>> 不过钱德勒刚刚离开。
>> 是的,但也许这不是我们想的那样。
也许是告诉莫妮卡我很抱歉。我
喝完了最后一杯牛奶。或者也许他
他写信是为了告诉她
他改了名字。你知道,告诉
莫妮卡我很抱歉。
>> 我认为这意味着他吓坏了,
离开了。
>> 别那么消极。
天啊。抱歉
现在不可能就坐在那儿吗?
>> 好的,菲比。我认为罗斯是对的。我
我们要做什么?
>> 看。好吧,我要去
去找他并带他来
回来了。好吧,你确保 Monica
不会发现。好的。
>> 好吧,但是如果你找不到他并
把他带回来,我就会追捕你
并踢你的屁股。
>> 我会的,我会找到他的。
>> 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。
>> 等等,你的
新大脑是什么意思?
>> 哦,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。
>> 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。
>> 他们要杀谁?
>> 呃塞西莉亚梦露。她扮演杰西卡
洛克哈特。
>> 没有。不。
>> 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。你愿意这样做吗?是的。
一次。
>> 哦,做吧。
>> 阿姨,她一直在节目中。
要填补她的
鞋子真的很难。
>> 是的。是的。帮帮我吧。当你
当你从大脑
移植中出来时,
你将成为她。
>> 是的,但是在德雷克·里斯的身体里。
>> 为什么这对你来说这么难得到?我
以为你是一名科学家。
>> 一些陌生人将住在
我的房间里。好吧,在妈妈和
爸爸把它当作你的圣地15年后,现在是
天鹅绒绳索下来的时候了。
>> 我保留了你的房间一段时间。哦,
>> 请。我搬出去 20
分钟后,爸爸就把我的房间变成了健身房。我必须说,
一张晒黑床和一叠维多利亚的
秘密目录。不是健身房。
>> 来吧。你知道他们爱你
>> 就像他们爱你一样。
>> 我是他们的长子。他们认为她
不能生育。这不是我的错。
看,我所有的东西都是安全干燥的,而
她所有的东西都是在种植新的东西。
瞧,正是这种事情
让她认为你们爱我
胜过爱她。
>> 天啊。她真的这么认为吗?
>> 好吧,你能怪她吗?
>> 我不知道。我我想我们可能在不知不觉中
偏爱你。你是
医学奇迹。医生说你的
母亲可以。
>> 爸爸,我不想听这个。
>> 真的吗?
>> 好吧,现在还不行。
是的,先生。
>> 莫里斯先生,我需要和您谈谈
您的期中考试。
恐怕我让你失望了。
>> 为什么?
>> 好吧,你需要 60% 才能通过。
>> 我得到了什么?
>> 七。
>> 这不太好。
>> 不,不,不是。什么?奈德,
那里发生了什么?
>> 好吧,也许你可以放宽我的要求。
我有点恋爱了。
好吧,
>> 抱歉,但这确实不是我的
问题。
>> 我爱你。
>> 好吧,这让我有点
的循环。
瞧,这就是为什么我在
测试中表现如此糟糕。当你在上面
集中注意力。
教学并且你的表情变得
严肃时,我很难
看起来很不错。
你穿着那件紧身小高领
毛衣。
>> 好的。
嗯,我呃我是你的老师。对不起。
你是一名学生,而我和我喜欢
女性,尽管
其中一些椅子的靠背上可能写着什么。
>> 您好,先生。您是来退货
裤子的吗?
>> 不,这是我的裤子。
哦,好吧。
需要什么帮助吗?
>> 嗯,你还有圣诞老人服装
>> 圣诞节前 2 天?对不起,伙计。
>> 好吧,看看,你有什么东西吗,呃
Christmy?我答应了我儿子,我
真的不想让他失望。嗯,
来吧。我你必须有一些东西。
我是节日犰狳。
我是圣诞老人的朋友,他派我
来这里祝你圣诞快乐。
>> 圣诞老人怎么了?假期
犰狳。
>> 圣诞老人没空。距离
圣诞节如此之近。
>> 哦,进来吧,坐吧。从德克萨斯州千里迢迢而来,你一定
筋疲力尽了。
德克萨斯州。
>> 没错,本。我是圣诞老人的
代表,代表所有南部
和墨西哥。
但是圣诞老人派我来这里是为了给你这些
礼物,本。也许那位女士会帮我
送这些礼物。
[鼓掌]
哇。谢谢。
>> 不客气,本。圣诞快乐
,光明节快乐。
>> 你也来光明节吗?因为我有
部分犹太人的血统。
>> 你是?我也是。
>> 因为犰狳也曾在
沙漠中徘徊。
>> 嘿,猜猜我为你的婚礼准备了什么?
>> 一个超薄的枣子,带有
头的衣架。
>> 不,瑞秋给我穿了一件燕尾服。但
不仅仅是任何礼服。蝙蝠侠的礼服。
>> 没错。专为 Val
Kilmer 制作,并在热门电影
他所出演的蝙蝠侠电影中佩戴过。
你不能穿那个。我穿着
著名的礼服。詹姆斯·邦德的礼服。
>> 所以
>> 所以如果你穿那个,它会让我的
变得不那么特别。
>> 好吧,您需要一些东西来让这个
约会变得特别。你好。你拥有最
特别的东西。您将与
您爱的女人结婚。
>> 请不要拿走我很酷的东西。
请。拜托了。
>> 拜托了。不太呃007。
>> 看,今天是我的婚礼,好吗?如果你
要结婚了,我绝不会做
任何让你不高兴的事情。
>> 我结婚时,你和我的
妹妹睡了。
>> 007 很漂亮。
[音乐]
>> 那是什么?
>> 我认为这是垂死的猫游行。
>> 听起来像是从
街对面传来的。
天哪。
>> 什么?
>> 你知道罗斯
在我们的婚礼上要做的事情吗?昨天他和我一起出去玩
,他转向我
,他说,“你有一半苏格兰血统,
,对吧?”
>> 不,我不可能不是罗斯。
[音乐]
>> 难以置信。
>> 为什么你的家人是苏格兰人?
为什么你的家人是罗斯?
>> 你不能播放我们的婚礼。我的意思是,
每个人都会离开。我的意思是,来吧。
那只是噪音。
这甚至不是一首歌。
如果你仔细听的话,我认为
这是通过给帮派打电话来庆祝。
[音乐]
>> 嗯,我感觉像零食。
>> 你想要一些脆饼吗?就像你一样
苏格兰人。
>> 哦,不用了,谢谢。我不喜欢任何来自我的苏格兰血统的
>> 什么?
>> 好吧,只是我全家都被
苏格兰。
维京人赶出了
>> 嗯,在我看来,您的家人
已经准备好重新发现其苏格兰
根源。
>> 婚礼上不能吹风笛。
>> 你是怎么知道的?我们听说
您从
公寓一直在玩。
>> 你是报警的人吗?
>> 现在这并不重要。
>> 重要的是,虽然我们欣赏
的姿态,但我们只是觉得
烟斗包不适合我们的婚礼。
>> 为什么不呢?
>> 因为我们讨厌他们。
>> 只要给我一个机会为您执行
,然后决定您
想要的内容。我也不会告诉你我要播放哪首
歌曲,但是呃
让我们说当它结束时,我敢打赌
会有一点庆祝活动。
[音乐]
请记住,我还在学习。
[音乐]
一、二、三、四。
[掌声]
[音乐]
你知道这首歌。一起唱吧
[音乐]
[掌声]
[音乐]
[掌声]
[音乐]
所以,
>> 不。
>> 得到了一点点油,本应该
只持续一天,但燃烧了
>> 八整天。
>> 没错。这就是我们今天
庆祝光明节的原因。结束。
太棒了。
>> 是的。
>> 我最喜欢的部分是超人将
所有犹太人带出埃及。
犰狳实际上对这部分并不那么
感到兴奋。
好的,本,是时候点燃
光明节蜡烛了。
嘿。哦,哇。看起来像是复活节
兔子的葬礼在这里举行。
>> 来吧。快点。我们正在点燃
蜡烛。快点。
>> 哦,
[音乐]
我明白为什么超人在这里,但是
为什么复活节
兔子的葬礼上有一只豪猪?
大家好,感恩节快乐。
>> 不,不,不,不,不,不。
>> 今年感恩节
我们要保密什么?
>> 不。我们正在玩我在工作中学到的
游戏。您必须在 6 分钟内说出所有状态
>> 什么?这太简单了。
>> 不,这比听起来要困难得多。
你总是会忘记至少一个,或者在
某些情况下
14.
>> 这是一场愚蠢的游戏,而且我并没有与其他人玩
,所以从技术上来说我
并没有输。
>> 什么?你忘记了 14 个州。
>> 没有人关心达科他州。
>> 哦,好吧。时间到了。
>> 好吧。我得到了 48。
>> 哦,还不错,宝贝。
>> 哦,我厌倦了命名状态,所以我
决定列出芹菜的类型。
我有一颗普通芹菜。
>> 好的,Rachel 得到了 48,Phoebe 在
领先。乔伊,
蔬菜中
>> 向钱德勒
哑州游戏的新冠军问好。
>> 哇。你有多少?
>> 56。
>> 完成。有空闲时间。
>> 呜。这可能是一个新的世界纪录。
你知道,我不想对你们说教,
一群受过良好教育的成年人和乔伊
无法说出所有州的名称,这有点可耻。您是否
见过一张地图或一种名为地球仪的彩色
圆形物体?
>> 呃,梅林,
你有 46 个州。
>> 什么?那是不可能的。
>> 46?好吧,现在谁受过良好的教育,我先生
忘记了 10 个州?
>> 好的,罗斯,时间到了。
>> 不,再给我一分钟。
>> 看,罗斯,如果到
你还不认识他们,你就永远不会认识他们。好吧,
这就是这个游戏的美妙之处。
会让你想自杀。
>> 这太疯狂了。我可以做到这一点。全部
都对。呃,我打赌我能在晚饭前拿到全部 50 个呃
>> 好的。但如果你不能,那就不吃晚饭了。
>> 你开始了。
>> 好吧。不要看我的清单,罗斯,
,因为上面有很多你
没有的东西。
>> 我怎么会看不到这个?我是一名大学
教授。我的 SAT 成绩是 1450 分。
>> 1250?
>> 该死,我忘了你在这里。
您需要您的帮助
>>。
>> 好的,请。
>> 首先,犹他州,
老兄。你不能只是编造一些东西。
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>> 我讨厌美国。
当我完成这个游戏时,我发誓我会
移动。
[音乐]
好吧,也许这很难,因为
没有 50 个州。
让我告诉你一件事。我有 49
个州,没有更多了。
我想我应该可以吃
的东西。
>> 这取决于你。
特拉华州。
特拉华州。
>> 好吧。
>> 我现在想要我的火鸡。
>> 你明白了。
你两次获得内华达州。
>> 我知道。
>> 是的。
>> 偷看,你呃,你还有时间吗?
>> 当然。
>> 是的。 Ever since you uh told me that
story about that bike, I couldn't stop
thinking about it.我的意思是,每个人
都应该拥有第一辆自行车,你知道吗?所以,
天哪,罗斯。
>> 你喜欢吗?
>> 我喜欢它。
>> 是的。
>>哦。哦,我爱你。
>> 不是那样的。
>> 自行车让您离我们更近了。
>> 哦,好吧。呃,拿下楼吧。你
知道,试驾一下吧。
>> 好的。天哪,我的第一辆自行车。
Thank you for the best present I've ever
gotten.
>> 不客气。
哦,钱德勒快要哭了。
>> 我不是。
>> 好吧,现在只要记住我
教你的一切,你就会没事的。好的,
我们开始吧。准备好了,
组。
>> 等等,这个座位真不舒服。
也许在我们开始之前,我们应该
再买一个。 Perhaps like an
airplane seat or a beanag chair.
宝贝,你无法摆脱这个。 Okay,
you have to learn how to ride a bike.
>> 为什么?为什么我必须学习?
>> 好吧,以防万一。
>> 什么样的紧急情况?
>> 好吧,如果一个男人走过来,用
一把枪指着你的头,并说:“你骑
这辆自行车,否则我就开枪打死你。”
>> 好的。我会按响铃来分散
他的注意力,然后我会用中国投掷的
的枪打掉。
星将他手上
>> 好吧,菲比,只要骑上
自行车,嘿,我会扶住你,
推你。
>> 好吧,
>> 你不会放手的。
>> 不。
>> 你发誓?
>> 我发誓。
>> 好的。
>> 来吧。
>> 好吧。开始了。
>> 好吧。
>> 好的。
>> 好吧。感觉好吗?
>> 好吧,
>> 好吧。尝试踩踏板。就是这样。
你做得很好。你做得很好。
是的。是的。是的。控制住。是的。
>> 哦。哦。哦。
>> 你发誓了。
>> 我只是觉得你做得很好。
>> 震惊。震惊。
>> 这是一种合法的学习技巧。
哇。
哦,你好,骗子。
>> 听着,我真的很抱歉我放开了
自行车。
>> 我可能会被杀。我希望你
知道。
>> 我知道。我知道。
但是我们可以再试一次吗?啊?我
的意思是,你太亲密了,菲比。好吧,我
很想这么做,但是
自行车被偷了,而且警方
没有嫌疑人,
>> 菲比。
>> 什么?
>> 到底是什么?
>> 好的。你知道吗?如果您不
学习如何骑这辆自行车,
那么我很抱歉。我只是要
来收回它。
>> 什么?为什么?因为它是
,就像您拥有这把吉他
,但从未弹过它。好的?这把
吉他想要被弹奏,这辆
自行车想要被骑,如果你
不骑它,你就是你,你正在扼杀
它的精神。
自行车
即将报废。
好吧。如果你足够在意的话,可以编出
一堆废话。好的。
>> 太棒了。伟大的。
>> 你让自行车非常高兴。
>> 好的,罗斯。
>> 请不要死。
>> 我简直不敢相信。我做到了。但我骑了
自行车。我从没想过我能够
做到这一点。谢谢你,罗斯。
>> 哦,嘿,别谢我。谢谢你自己。
你是那个直面恐惧并最终克服恐惧的人。
>> 别这么老套,罗斯。这不是
放学后特别节目。
>> 我们为什么在这里?
>> 好的。好的。猜猜看。
>> 辣妹们。
好的。好的。我早些时候在
图书馆计算机中输入名字,你知道,
,你知道,为了好玩,我输入了我的名字,
,呃猜猜发生了什么?我的博士论文
。就在这里。是的。正确的。
就在大学最大的
图书馆里。
>> 啊,这确实很酷。
>> 是的。哦。嗯,这里还有一本书,作者是
一位名叫 Wendy Vagina 的女士。
>> 那是什么?
听起来两个人真的
很享受杜威十进制系统。
>> 非常抱歉。
>> 你带我来这里不是为了做这件事,是
吗?
>> 对不起。你好,我是这里的教授。
你知道古生物学部分吗,第五
层,第437号堆栈?
>> 嗯,是的。给我 5 分钟。我
只需要找人来代替我的
轮班。
>> 不,不,不。
>> 我可以和负责人通话吗,
>> 我能为您提供什么帮助?
>> 您好,我想知道,是否可以
提高古生物学
部分的安全性?看,我写了一本书,上面
,人们
并没有读它,而是很好,他们在
前面打滚。
我们知道您
提到的问题。
>> 但就提高安全性而言,我
担心图书馆人手严重不足。
我帮不了你。
>> 好吧,好吧。美好的。如果我是唯一一个
欣赏文字的
神圣性的人,那么我会
亲自去那里捍卫它。
别跟着我。
[音乐]
是的。是的。我怎么帮你?
>> 我们只是四处看看。
>>哦。哦,你们是你们的学者同学。
您到底在寻找什么? H
也许呃也许切斯特博士储存了
对 Smileadin Californicus 的思考。
啊,
>> 离开这里。
通过与某人会面,或者您只是
来这里温习玛丽雅姆对
进化论的看法?
>> 嗯,实际上,我发现 Miam 的观点
过于进步主义。
>> 我发现 Miriam 的观点太过
进步主义。
对不起。你是谁?
>> 我是这里的教授。呃罗斯盖勒。
>> 罗斯·盖勒?为什么我知道这个名字?
稍等一下,
这是你写的吗?
>> 是的。
您是查看我的
本书的人。
你知道吗,你看起来一点也不像我
想过。你你还这么年轻啊。
>> 好吧,我呃,我跳过了四年级。
>> 我非常
非常抱歉。
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词汇 含义

awkward

/ˈɔːkwəd/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 尴尬的

transplant

/ˈtrænsˌplænt/

C1
  • noun
  • - 移植
  • verb
  • - 移植(する)

velociraptor

/vəˈlɒsɪˌræptər/

C1
  • noun
  • - 迅猛龙

conjecture

/kənˈdʒɛktʃər/

C1
  • noun
  • - 猜测
  • verb
  • - 猜测(…)

engaged

/ɪnˈɡeɪdʒd/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 已订婚的
  • verb
  • - 使全神贯注

sanctity

/ˈsæŋktɪti/

C1
  • noun
  • - 神圣性

paleontology

/ˌpeɪliɒnˈtɒlədʒi/

C1
  • noun
  • - 古生物学

predator

/ˈprɛdətər/

B2
  • noun
  • - 捕食者

thrilled

/θrɪld/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 兴奋的

intimidating

/ɪnˈtɪmɪdeɪtɪŋ/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 令人恐惧的

hunting

/ˈhʌntɪŋ/

B1
  • noun
  • - 狩猎
  • verb
  • - 猎捕

gesture

/ˈdʒɛstʃər/

B2
  • noun
  • - 手势

celebrate

/ˈsɛləˌbreɪt/

B1
  • verb
  • - 庆祝

armadillo

/ˌɑːrməˈdɪloʊ/

B2
  • noun
  • - 犰狳

marriage

/ˈmærɪdʒ/

B1
  • noun
  • - 婚姻

brother

/ˈbrʌðər/

A2
  • noun
  • - 兄弟

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重点语法结构

  • If you ever hurt my little sister, if you ever cause her any unhappiness of any kind, I will hunt you down and kick your ass.

    ➔ 第一类条件句 (if + 一般现在时, will + 动词原形)

    ➔ 该句使用第一类条件句:"if" + 一般现在时,后接表示将来的助动词 "will"

  • I’m buying dinner for 128 people tomorrow night.

    ➔ 现在进行时表示将来的计划行为

    "am buying" 为现在进行时,表示对近期的确定计划。

  • I have a bone to pick with you.

    ➔ 使用 'have + 名词' 的习语,表示不满

    ➔ 短语 "have a bone to pick" 通过 "have" + 名词短语表示 "有不满"

  • I don’t know what you’re talking about.

    ➔ 否定动词 + 间接疑问句

    "don’t know what …" 引入间接疑问句,"what you're talking about""know" 的宾语。

  • We’ve been married twice.

    ➔ 现在完成进行时:have/has + been + 过去分词

    "We’ve been married" 使用现在完成进行时,表示一个从过去开始并持续到现在的状态。

  • Wouldn’t it have been cheaper to just stuff a sock down there?

    ➔ 情态动词完成式(would have + 过去分词)用于假设过去的情形

    "Wouldn’t it have been" 属于情态动词完成式,表达一种假设的或不真实的过去情形。

  • I’m not kidding here.

    ➔ 现在进行时用于描述当前状态,而非正在进行的动作

    "am not kidding" 使用现在进行时来说明当前的状态,而不是正在进行的动作。

  • You won’t believe what Monica’s older brother just said to me.

    ➔ 否定的将来时 (won’t) + 宾语从句

    ➔ 句子以 "won’t"(否定将来时)开头,表示后面的内容让人难以相信。

  • I have to talk to you.

    ➔ 情态动词 “have to” 表示义务

    "have to" 像情态动词一样,表示说话者必须 “talk”。

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