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Oh god. 00:00
[Applause] 00:09
>> What the hell are you doing? You scared 00:16
the crap out of me. 00:18
>> Was that the cake? 00:21
>> Yeah. Yeah. I got a lemon smoosh. 00:22
>> Come on. She'll be here any minute. 00:26
Hope it's okay. 00:29
>> Happy birthday, Pei. 00:35
>> Well, maybe we can make a a bee out of 00:38
one of those roses. 00:40
>> Yeah, we'll just use our special cake 00:41
tools. 00:42
>> Okay, what's going on? 00:45
[Applause] 00:47
>> Oh my god, it's so great. 00:50
>> Hope you enjoyed your stay. 00:53
>> Oh, we did. And you still have all your 00:54
lamps. 00:56
I didn't factor in the room tax. 01:01
>> Oh, dude, don't worry about it. Uh, I 01:03
found an unattended maid's card. We're 01:05
way ahead of the game. 01:07
>> Oh my god. 01:10
>> What? 01:11
>> There's There's something new in the 01:12
bowl. 01:13
>> Look, we have enough. Just walk away. 01:15
>> No, but I I want I want the pine cones. 01:17
>> There's a forest right outside. 01:21
>> It's not the same. Okay, go quick. 01:23
Thank you for a delightful stay. 01:34
>> My maple candy 01:45
family are gathered to celebrate here 01:49
today the joyous union of Ross and 01:51
Emily. Now, Ross, repeat after me. I 01:54
Ross, 01:58
>> I Ross, take thee, Emily. Take thee, 02:00
Rachel. 02:03
>> Emily. 02:08
Emily. 02:12
Shall I go on? 02:15
>> He He said Rachel, right? Do you think I 02:17
should go up there? 02:20
>> Yes. Yes, do go on. I think we better 02:22
start again. 02:25
>> Yes. Ross, repeat after me. I, Ross. 02:26
>> I, Ross. 02:31
>> Take the Emily. 02:33
Take the Emily. 02:38
Like think like there'd be anybody else. 02:42
>> As my lawfully wed in sickness and in 02:46
health, till death pass us. as my 02:49
lawfully wedded wife in sickness and in 02:52
health until death parts us. Really? I 02:56
do. Emily, 03:00
you have the rings. 03:02
Emily, place this ring on Ross's finger 03:05
as a symbol of your bond everlasting. 03:09
Ross, place this ring in Emily's hand as 03:18
a symbol of the love that encircles you 03:21
forever. 03:24
>> Happy to. 03:25
Ross and Emily have made their 03:28
declaration, and it gives me great 03:30
pleasure to declare them husband and 03:32
wife. 03:34
You may kiss the bride. 03:38
This is worse than when he married the 03:44
lesbian. 03:46
[Music] 03:49
>> Just keep smiling. 03:52
>> Okay. 03:54
>> Well, that went well. Yeah. 03:58
>> Could have been worse. He could have 04:01
shot her. 04:02
That uh That was pretty funny, wasn't 04:07
it? 04:09
I'm here for Ross Geller's memorial 04:12
service. 04:14
>> Corey. Corey Weston. 04:15
>> Yeah. 04:18
>> You look amazing. 04:19
>> And you are 04:21
>> Chandler. Chandler Bang. And I'm not 04:22
gay. I'm not gay at all. 04:24
>> You are married though. 04:26
>> Don't listen to him. He's in a really 04:28
bad mood. 04:30
>> I can't believe that Ross is gone. It is 04:35
just so sad. I didn't know Ross and you 04:38
were so close. 04:40
>> Oh, we weren't. But we had one class 04:41
together. He was such a great guy and he 04:42
talked so passionately about science. 04:45
>> I always remembered him. 04:49
>> I'm sure that would mean a lot to him. 04:50
And if heaven has a door, I'm sure he's 04:52
pressing his ear up against it and 04:55
listening intently. 04:57
>> I thought so many times about calling 05:00
him and asking him out. I guess I really 05:02
missed my chance. 05:05
>> Oh, you didn't. 05:07
I'm still alive. 05:11
>> Cory, I I know this is a big surprise 05:14
for you. It's a long story, but the 05:16
things you just said really made my day. 05:18
I mean, the fact that you're here means 05:21
more to me than than if this room were 05:23
filled with people. 05:24
>> You sick freak. Who does that? I can't 05:26
believe I had a crush on you. 05:29
Did you hear that? Corey Weston had a 05:36
crush on me. 05:40
>> This way is on. So this is 05:41
off. 05:48
>> Did you just break the radiator? 05:51
>> No. No. I was turning the knob and and 05:53
here it is. 05:57
>> Well, put it back. 05:59
It uh it won't go back. 06:03
>> Call the super. Here, let me try. 06:06
>> Oh. Oh, that's right. I forgot about 06:09
your ability to fuse metal. 06:10
>> Hey, it's Funny's cousin. Not funny. Hi, 06:13
Mr. Triger. Hi, it's Rachel Green from 06:17
upstairs. Yes, somebody uh broke our 06:19
knob on the radiator and it's really hot 06:22
in here. 06:25
Yes, it's it's hot enough to bake 06:27
cookies. 06:29
Well, well, do you think we could have a 06:31
new one by 6? 06:33
>> What? No. No. Tuesday. We can't wait 06:35
until Tuesday. We're having a party 06:38
tonight. 06:39
>> Okay. Tip the man. 06:40
>> No. If he doesn't like our cookies, too 06:41
bad. I'm not going to be blackmailed. 06:43
>> Look, if worst comes to worse, it gets a 06:46
little warm. We'll call it a theme 06:47
party. 06:49
>> Hey, here's a theme. Come on in. Live 06:50
like bacon. 06:52
>> Hey, 06:53
>> what's up? 06:53
You know. Oh my god. 06:57
>> What happened to your teeth? 07:02
>> I whitened them. 07:03
>> Really? 07:07
>> Yeah. What do you think? 07:10
>> Well, I think I shouldn't look directly 07:11
at them. 07:13
>> Come on. Seriously. 07:15
>> What if they're really really really 07:18
white? 07:20
>> Yeah. What was wrong with your old human 07:21
teeth? 07:24
I I did leave the gel on a little longer 07:26
than it said to. 07:28
>> How much longer? 07:30
>> Uh, a day. 07:31
>> You know that tonight is your date with 07:34
Hillary. 07:36
>> I know. Well, that's why I did it. Come 07:36
on. Are they really that bad? 07:38
>> No, no, no, no. You You'll be fine. 07:41
Hillary's blind, right? 07:44
>> She will be after tonight. 07:47
>> Oh, hey. Hey, Ra. Uh, do you notice 07:51
anything? 07:53
>> Yeah, your teeth. Yes, I saw them from 07:53
outside. 07:55
[Music] 07:58
Okay, maybe this will make your teeth 08:00
look less white. 08:01
>> Nope. 08:07
Nope. Okay, so uh colors that don't work 08:09
are blue, yellow, green, red, black, 08:11
white, orange, and purple. 08:14
>> I don't know what I'm going to do. The 08:17
date starts in like an hour. 08:18
>> Hey, Ross. Maybe if your skin was 08:21
lighter, your teeth wouldn't look so 08:24
bright. 08:26
>> Oh, great. So, all I need to do is get 08:26
some new skin. Thank you. 08:28
>> Just saying if you put just a little bit 08:31
of makeup on. 08:33
>> Whoa, whoa, whoa. We're not 13 anymore. 08:34
>> Russ, this is the only thing left that 08:40
has a shot at working. 08:42
>> But won't she notice I have makeup on? 08:43
>> Please. Half the guys out there have 08:45
makeup on. 08:47
>> What? 08:48
>> Half the people. I mean, But just try it 08:50
and see. 08:52
>> No, I am not putting on makeup. 08:53
>> Hello. Oh, good. Ross, could you put up 08:56
some of these flyers for me? 08:58
>> No. Damon. Damon. 09:00
>> And after that, what could I do except 09:09
become a chef? 09:11
>> Mhm. 09:12
>> And someday soon, I hope to open my own 09:14
restaurant. M 09:16
>> you know, you're a really great 09:20
listener. Most guys I go out with, they 09:21
just talk and talk. 09:23
>> After a while, it's just like shut your 09:28
mouth. You know, 09:29
>> I've probably been talking too much. Why 09:33
don't we talk about you a little bit? 09:35
>> Come on. I want to know. 09:39
>> Okay. I um I'm from Long Island. I uh 09:44
came to the city for college. Um I uh I 09:48
have a a 5-year-old son and I in my 09:52
spare time I I like to read spy novels. 09:55
But but let's talk more about you. H 09:57
>> I've had a really good time tonight. 10:03
>> You know, I rarely connect with someone 10:06
this much on the first date. 10:07
>> Me neither. 10:12
I I've had a really good time, too, you 10:15
know. 10:17
>> Are you going to eat that bread? 10:20
>> Oh, I I just like the smell. 10:23
>> You make me laugh. 10:29
>> Would you like to move over to the 10:32
couch? 10:34
>> Mhm. 10:35
>> Maybe I'll just turn down the lights a 10:40
little. 10:42
How about all the way? 10:44
Okay. 10:46
>> Wow. Cool poster. Or should I say groovy 10:54
poster. 10:59
So, uh, 11:02
where were we? 11:04
[Applause] 11:08
>> Are those your teeth? Oh, 11:10
you you you can see them, huh? 11:15
>> Yes, they're insanely white. 11:18
>> Yeah, I I did that for you. 11:20
>> What's the matter with you? 11:25
>> What's the matter with me? You've got a 11:27
black light. It's 1999. 11:29
>> But I told you on the phone, I don't 11:33
have time to stop. 11:36
>> Okay, you don't have to stop. I'm 11:37
invisible. I'm not here. 11:38
>> Yeah, but I don't 11:40
Who approved that order? Well, there is 11:43
no Mark Robinson in this office. Get me 11:46
Mark on the phone. I love Mark. Do you 11:49
know Mark? Yeah. 11:51
>> Well, let me just check up with what 11:53
I've got here. All right. See, 038 is 11:55
not the number for this score. 038 is 11:57
Atlanta. 11:59
>> Pepper. 12:05
>> None for me. 12:08
I'm sorry. As I was saying, the store 12:12
number is wrong and I'm sorry, but that 12:14
Oh my god. 12:17
>> Okay. 12:21
>> Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. 12:24
>> Excuse me. I'm sorry. I'm going to have 12:25
to call you back. I've got shmp in my 12:27
office. 12:28
>> What are you doing? 12:32
>> I'm sorry, but um Hey. Oh, somebody's 12:34
off the phone. How about a glass of wine 12:36
by the fire? I'd get it going again if 12:38
you Maybe we should go. 12:40
>> No, you guys, you really don't have to 12:41
go. We're done talking. 12:43
>> Come on. Look, I know how you must. 12:44
>> No, you don't. Ross, imagine 12:46
the worst things you think about 12:50
yourself. Now, how would you feel if the 12:51
one person that you trusted the most in 12:53
the world not only thinks them too, but 12:56
actually uses them as reasons not to be 12:59
with you? 13:02
>> No, but but see, I want to be with you 13:03
in spite of all those things. 13:05
Oh, well that's that's mighty big of 13:08
you, Ross. I said don't go. 13:10
>> You know what? You know what? If if 13:16
things were the other way around, there 13:19
is nothing you could put on a list that 13:20
would that would ever make me not want 13:22
to be with you. 13:24
>> Well, then I guess that's the difference 13:25
between us. See, God never make a list. 13:27
[Music] 13:33
What is that? 13:40
>> I think it's the dying cat parade. 13:41
>> Sounds like it's coming from across the 13:46
street. 13:48
>> Oh my god. 13:50
>> What? 13:52
>> You know that thing that Ross was going 13:53
to do at our wedding? He was hanging out 13:54
with me yesterday and he turned to me 13:56
and he said, "You're half Scottish, 13:57
right?" 13:59
>> No, there is no way to not be Ross. 14:00
[Music] 14:05
Why is your family Scottish? 14:13
>> Why is your family Ross? 14:16
>> You cannot play our wedding. I mean, 14:20
everyone will leave. I mean, come on. 14:22
That is just noise. 14:24
It's not even a song. 14:27
If you listen very carefully, I think 14:29
it's celebration by calling the gang. 14:32
[Music] 14:37
>> Well, I feel like a snack. 14:41
>> Do you want some shortbread? It's 14:43
Scottish like you are. 14:45
>> Oh, no thanks. I don't like anything 14:47
from my Scottish heritage. What? 14:50
Well, just my entire family was run out 14:54
of Scotland by 14:56
Vikings. 14:59
>> Well, it sounds to me like your family's 15:02
ready to uh rediscover its Scottish 15:03
roots. 15:06
>> You can't play bag pipes at the wedding. 15:06
>> How did you know about that? 15:10
>> We heard you play all the way from your 15:12
apartment. 15:14
>> Were you the ones who called the cops? 15:14
>> That's not really important right now. 15:18
What is important is while we appreciate 15:21
the gesture, we just don't feel that bag 15:23
pipes are appropriate for our wedding. 15:26
>> Why not? 15:29
>> Because we hate them. 15:30
>> Just just give me a chance to perform 15:32
for you and then decide whatever you 15:34
want. And I'm not going to tell you what 15:36
song I'm going to play either, but uh 15:38
let's just say when it's over, I'll bet 15:40
there'll be a wee bit o celebration. 15:43
Remember, 15:48
I'm I'm still learning. 15:50
[Music] 15:53
>> 1 2 3 4 16:02
[Applause] 16:07
[Music] 16:19
You know the song. Sing along. 16:22
[Music] 16:27
[Applause] 16:29
[Music] 16:32
[Applause] 16:32
[Music] 16:35
[Applause] 16:36
So, 16:42
>> no. 16:44
[Music] 16:48
>> Oh, isn't this nice? So quiet. I could 16:50
just lie here all day. 16:53
>> Oh, no. 16:54
>> Open your drapes. Open your drapes. 16:58
>> So glad we got adjoining rooms. 17:00
The sun is out. 17:04
>> Hey, remember when I had cornneas? 17:05
>> Okay, listen. You go down to the pool 17:08
and reserve the chairs and I'll get the 17:09
magazines and the lotion. 17:11
>> Uh, ladies, Ross's speech is in 45 17:12
minutes. 17:14
>> Damn it. 17:15
>> Walls are pretty thin, guys. 17:18
>> Then we have to weigh the data from 17:26
recent MRI scans and DNA testing. 17:28
which call into question information 17:33
gathered from years of simple carbon 17:35
dating. 17:37
>> Got that woman sitting out by the pool 17:38
getting tan 17:40
>> material 17:40
all leathery and wrinkled. I'm so 17:42
jealous. 17:44
>> Finally, factor in the profusion of new 17:46
species recently discovered. 17:48
Gigantosaurus, 17:50
Argentinosaurus, 17:53
>> not to mention Coldaurus. 17:55
And that's just the herbivores. I'm not 18:00
even going to discuss the carnivores. 18:02
Their heads are already too big, which 18:04
is ironic considering their stunted 18:06
cerebral development. 18:08
[Laughter] 18:11
>> Really? 18:15
>> So that's two boxes of the holiday 18:18
macaroons. 18:20
On behalf of the Brownirds of America, I 18:22
salute you. 18:24
Just a minute, Charlie. You have no 18:28
backhand. 18:30
>> Excuse me, little one. I have a very 18:31
solid backhand. 18:33
>> Shielding your face and shrieking like a 18:34
girl's not a backhand. 18:37
>> I was shrieking 18:41
like a marine. 18:43
All right, here. Watch me execute the 18:46
three Ps of championship play. Power, 18:48
precision, and patch. 18:53
You broke a little girl's leg. 19:00
>> I know. I feel horrible. Okay. Says here 19:03
that a muppet got whacked on Sesame 19:06
Street last night. 19:08
Where exactly were you around Kenish? 19:10
>> Do you not want to be seen with me? 19:16
>> What? No. Of of course I do. Are are 19:18
they gone? 19:20
>> Uh, no. They're still here. But I think 19:22
I'm about to leave. 19:24
>> What? No. No, wait. What? 19:26
You're right. This is stupid. Who cares 19:29
what people think? I mean, we we like 19:31
each other, right? There's nothing wrong 19:33
with that. 19:35
Come on, 19:38
Bert. Lydia, Mel, 19:43
>> this is Elizabeth. 19:47
>> Hi. 19:49
>> Aren't you in my popular culture class? 19:49
>> That's right, Lydia. Elizabeth here is a 19:52
student and uh we're dating and you may 19:54
frown upon that, but we're not going to 19:57
hide it anymore. 20:01
You are so fired. 20:04
What? They're going to fire you. You 20:08
can't date a student. It's against the 20:10
rules. Really? It's not just frowned 20:12
upon. It 20:14
>> was a mistake. I made a mistake. Okay. 20:15
>> A mistake? What were you trying to put 20:18
it in? Her purse. 20:20
Where? Where did he put it? 20:23
>> Ros, you had sex with another woman. 20:29
>> Oh my god. 20:32
>> Oh god. I knew something had to be wrong 20:33
because my fingernails did not grow at 20:35
all yesterday. 20:37
>> Yeah. Well, I guess they had a fight and 20:40
he got drunk. 20:42
>> You guys knew about this and you didn't 20:43
tell us. 20:45
>> He had sex and we get hit in our heads. 20:46
>> You know what? I want you to leave. Get 20:49
out of here. Just get out. No, I know. I 20:50
want to stay. I want to talk about this. 20:52
>> Okay. All right. How was she? 20:54
>> Uh-oh. 20:57
>> What 21:02
>> was she good? 21:03
>> Don't answer that. 21:04
>> I know. She said you wanted to talk 21:09
about it. Let's talk about it. How was 21:10
she? 21:12
>> She was 21:14
>> awful. 21:14
>> She was not good. Not good. 21:15
>> Nothing compared to you. 21:16
She She was different. Oh. 21:19
>> Uhoh. 21:22
>> Good. Different. 21:24
>> Nobody likes change. 21:27
>> Should we do something? 21:34
>> Yeah. Never cheat on Rachel. 21:35
>> I'm sorry. Okay. I'm sorry. I I was 21:39
disgusted with myself and then this 21:42
morning I was so I was I was so upset 21:44
and then I got your message and I was so 21:46
happy and all I wanted was to get her 21:48
out of my apartment as fast as possible. 21:49
>> Whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait a minute. 21:52
>> What time did your little friend leave? 21:56
>> Oh my god. She was there. 22:02
>> She was still there. She was in there 22:04
when I was in there. 22:06
ask you. 22:10
>> Listen. Oh, hey. Hey, the important 22:13
thing is she meant she meant nothing to 22:14
me. 22:16
>> And yet, she was worth jeopardizing our 22:17
relationship. 22:19
>> Look, I didn't think there was a 22:21
relationship to jeopardize. I thought we 22:23
were broken up. 22:24
>> We were on a break. 22:25
>> That, for all I knew, could last 22:27
forever. That to me is a break up. 22:28
>> You think you're going to get out of 22:30
this on a technicality? 22:31
>> I'm not trying to get out of anything, 22:33
okay? I thought our relationship was 22:35
dead. Well, you sure had a hell of a 22:36
time at the wake. 22:39
>> You know what? I don't think we should 22:42
listen to this anymore. 22:44
>> What are you doing? I can't go out 22:45
there. 22:47
>> Why not? I'm hungry. 22:47
>> Because they'll know we've been 22:51
listening. God, I'd have to hear about 22:52
it from Gunther. 22:55
>> Come on. Like I wanted him to tell you, 22:56
I ran all over the place trying to make 22:58
sure that didn't happen. 23:00
>> Oh, that is so sweet. 23:03
I think I'm falling in love with you all 23:07
over again. 23:09
>> You know what? I think we can go out 23:12
there. I mean, they have more important 23:13
things to worry about. 23:15
>> Yeah, we'll be fine. 23:16
>> Look, Rachel, I wanted to tell you. I 23:17
thought I should. I I did. And then 23:19
Chandler and Joey convinced me not to. 23:21
>> Wax the door shut. We're never leaving. 23:28
[Music] 23:34

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[中文]
天啊。
[鼓掌]
>> 你到底在做什么?你把我
吓坏了。
>> 那是蛋糕吗?
>> 是的。是的。我喝了柠檬汁。
>> 来吧。她随时都会到这里。
希望一切顺利。
>> 生日快乐,裴。
>> 好吧,也许我们可以用
一朵玫瑰制作一只蜜蜂。
>> 是的,我们将使用我们特殊的蛋糕
工具。
>> 好吧,发生了什么事?
[鼓掌]
>> 天哪,太棒了。
>> 希望您住得愉快。
>> 哦,我们做到了。而且您仍然拥有所有
灯。
我没有考虑房税。
>> 哦,伙计,别担心。呃,我
发现了一张无人看管的女仆卡。我们
遥遥领先。
>> 天啊。
>> 什么?
>>
碗里有新东西。
>> 看,我们已经够了。走开吧。
>> 不,但我我想要我想要松果。
>> 外面就是一片森林。
>> 不一样。好的,快点走吧。
感谢您给我们带来愉快的住宿体验。
>> 我的枫糖
家人今天聚集在这里庆祝
罗斯和
艾米丽的欢乐结合。现在,罗斯,跟我重复一遍。我
罗斯,
>> 我罗斯,带你走,艾米丽。带你走吧,
雷切尔。
>> 艾米丽。
艾米丽。
我可以继续吗?
>> 呵呵说的是瑞秋吧?你认为我
应该去那里吗?
>> 是的。是的,继续吧。我认为我们最好重新开始
>> 是的。罗斯,跟我重复一遍。我,罗斯。
>> 我,罗斯。
>> 带着艾米丽。
以艾米丽为例。
就像还有其他人一样思考。
>> 作为我在疾病和
健康中合法结婚,直到死亡离我们而去。作为我
合法结婚的妻子,无论疾病还是健康,
直到死亡将我们分开。真的吗?我
愿意。艾米丽,
你有戒指。
艾米丽,将这枚戒指戴在罗斯的手指上
,作为你们永恒纽带的象征。
罗斯,将这枚戒指放在艾米丽的手上
是永远围绕着您
的爱的象征。
>> 很高兴。
罗斯和艾米丽已经做出了
声明,我
很高兴宣布他们为丈夫和
妻子。
你可以亲吻新娘。
这比他与
女同性恋结婚时更糟糕。
[音乐]
>> 保持微笑。
>> 好的。
>> 嗯,进展顺利。是的。
>> 情况可能更糟。他本可以
开枪射杀她。
那呃,这很有趣,不是
吗?
我来这里参加罗斯·盖勒的追悼会
>> 科里。科里·韦斯顿。
>> 是的。
>> 你看起来棒极了。
>> 而你是
>> 钱德勒。钱德勒·邦。而且我不是
同性恋。我根本不是同性恋。
>> 不过你已经结婚了。
>> 别听他的。他的心情真的
很糟糕。
>> 我不敢相信罗斯已经走了。
真是太悲伤了。我不知道罗斯和你
如此亲密。
>> 哦,我们没有。但我们一起上了一堂课
。他是一个很棒的人,他
非常热情地谈论科学。
>> 我一直记得他。
>> 我相信这对他来说意义重大。
如果天堂有一扇门,我确信他
将耳朵贴在门上,
专心聆听。
>> 我多次想给他打电话
并约他出去。我想我真的
错过了机会。
>> 哦,你没有。
我还活着。
>> Cory,我知道这对你来说是一个很大的惊喜
。说来话长,但你刚才说的
件事确实让我很开心。
我的意思是,你在这里的事实对我来说
比这个房间
挤满了人更有意义。
>> 你这个变态。谁这样做?我不敢
相信我爱上了你。
你听到了吗?科里·韦斯顿对我有
迷恋。
>> 这条路已经通了。所以这是
>> 你刚刚打破了散热器吗?
>> 不,不。我正在转动旋钮,
就在这里。
>> 好吧,把它放回去。
呃,它不会再回去了。
>> 呼叫超级。来,让我试试。
>>哦。哦,是这样。我忘记了
你熔化金属的能力。
>> 嘿,这是滑稽的表弟。不好笑。你好,
特里格先生。大家好,我是楼上
的 Rachel Green。是的,有人呃打破了散热器上的
旋钮,这里真的很热
是的,现在已经足够热了,可以烘烤
饼干。
好吧,好吧,你认为我们可以有一个
新的 6 个吗?
>> 什么?不,不,星期二。我们等不及
直到星期二。今晚我们要举办派对
>> 好的。给男人小费。
>> 不。如果他不喜欢我们的饼干,那也不好
。我不会被勒索。
>> 看,如果最坏的情况变得更糟,它会变得
有点温暖。我们将其称为主题
派对。
>> 嘿,这是一个主题。进来吧。像培根一样生活
>> 嘿,
>> 怎么了?
你知道。我的天啊。
>> 你的牙齿怎么了?
>> 我把它们美白了。
>> 真的吗?
>> 是的。你怎么认为?
>> 好吧,我想我不应该直接看
他们。
>> 来吧。严重地。
>> 如果它们真的真的
是白色的怎么办?
>> 是的。你的老人类
牙齿出了什么问题?
我确实让凝胶停留的时间比它说的要长一点
>> 还要多久?
>> 呃,一天。
>> 您知道今晚是您与
希拉里的约会。
>> 我知道。嗯,这就是我这么做的原因。来吧
。他们真的那么糟糕吗?
>> 不,不,不,不。你你会没事的。
希拉里是盲人,对吧?
>> 她会在今晚之后。
>> 哦,嘿。嘿,拉。呃,你注意到
什么了吗?
>> 是的,你的牙齿。是的,我从
外面看到了他们。
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好吧,也许这会让你的牙齿
看起来不那么白。
>> 不。
不。好吧,呃,不起作用的颜色
是蓝色、黄色、绿色、红色、黑色、
白色、橙色和紫色。
>> 我不知道我要做什么。
日期大约一小时后开始。
>> 嘿,罗斯。也许如果你的皮肤
更浅,你的牙齿就不会看起来那么
明亮。
>> 哦,太棒了。所以,我需要做的就是获得
一些新皮肤。谢谢。
>> 只是说如果你化一点
的妆。
>> 哇,哇,哇。我们不再是13岁了。
>> Russ,这是
唯一有机会工作的事情。
>> 但她不会注意到我化了妆吗?
>> 请。那里一半的人化了
妆。
>> 什么?
>> 一半的人。我的意思是,但试试
看看吧。
>> 不,我没有化妆。
>> 你好。哦,很好。罗斯,你能为我贴一些
传单吗?
>> 不,达蒙。达蒙.
>> 在那之后,除了
成为一名厨师我还能做什么?
>> 嗯。
>> 不久的将来,我希望能开设自己的
餐厅。 M
>> 你知道,你是一位非常出色的
倾听者。大多数和我一起出去的男人,他们
只是说啊说。
>> 过了一会儿,就好像闭上了你的
嘴。你知道,
>> 我可能说得太多了。为什么
我们不谈谈你呢?
>> 来吧。我想知道。
>> 好的。我嗯,我来自长岛。我呃
来到这座城市上大学。嗯我呃我
有一个5岁的儿子,我在
业余时间我喜欢读间谍小说。
但是让我们更多地谈谈你。 H
>> 我今晚过得很开心。
>> 你知道,我很少在第一次约会时就与某人
联系这么多。
>> 我也没有。
我也度过了一段非常愉快的时光,你
知道。
>> 你要吃那个面包吗?
>> 哦,我只是喜欢这个味道。
>> 你让我发笑。
>> 您想搬到
沙发上吗?
>> 嗯。
>> 也许我会把灯调暗一点
一路怎么样?
好的。
>> 哇。很酷的海报。或者我应该说绝妙的
海报。
那么,呃,
我们说到哪儿了?
[鼓掌]
>> 那是你的牙齿吗?噢,
你你你能看到他们,是吧?
>> 是的,它们非常白。
>> 是的,我是为了你才这么做的。
>> 你怎么了?
>> 我怎么了?你有一盏
黑光。现在是 1999 年。
>> 但我在电话里告诉过你,我
没有时间停下来。
>> 好吧,你不必停下来。我是
隐形的。我不在这里。
>> 是的,但我不知道
谁批准了该订单?好吧,这个办公室里没有
马克·罗宾逊。给我打电话
马克。我爱马克。你
认识马克吗?是的。
>> 好吧,让我检查一下我这里有什么
。好的。请注意,038 是
,而不是此分数的数字。 038 是
亚特兰大。
>> 胡椒。
>> 对我来说没有。
对不起。正如我所说,商店
号码是错误的,我很抱歉,但是
天哪。
>> 好的。
>> 哦,是的。哦,是的。
>> 对不起。对不起。我会让
给您回电。我的
办公室里有 shmp。
>> 你在做什么?
>> 抱歉,但是嗯嘿。哦,有人
挂断电话了。在火边喝杯
葡萄酒怎么样?如果
你也许我们应该走了,我会再次开始。
>> 不,你们真的不必
去。我们聊完了。
>> 来吧。听着,我知道你必须怎么做。
>> 不,你没有。罗斯,想象一下
你自己想到的
最糟糕的事情。现在,如果
你在
这个世界上最信任的一个人不仅也这么认为他们,而且
实际上用他们作为不与你
在一起的理由,你会有什么感觉?
>> 不,但是你看,尽管发生了这些事情,我还是想和你在一起
哦,好吧,这就是
你的伟大之处,罗斯。我说别走。
>> 你知道吗?你知道吗?如果如果
事情恰恰相反,
没有任何你可以放在清单上的东西
会让我不想
和你在一起。
>> 好吧,那我想这就是我们之间的差异
。看吧,上帝从来不会列出一个清单。
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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。
>> 天啊。
>> 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,没有办法不成为罗斯。
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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。
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>> 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,你的家族
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?
>> 我们听到你从
公寓一路演奏。
>> 你是报警的人吗?
>> 现在这并不重要。
重要的是,虽然我们欣赏
这一举动,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
这么说吧,当一切结束时,我敢打赌
将会有一点庆祝活动。
记住,
我还在学习。
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>> 1 2 3 4
[掌声]
[音乐]
你知道这首歌。一起唱吧
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所以,
>> 不。
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>> 哦,这不是很好吗?如此安静。我可以
躺在这里一整天。
>> 哦,不。
>> 打开窗帘。打开你的窗帘。
>> 很高兴我们有相邻的房间。
太阳出来了。
>> 嘿,还记得我吃玉米的时候吗?
>> 好的,听着。你去游泳池
预订椅子,我去拿
杂志和乳液。
>> 呃,女士们,罗斯的演讲还有 45
分钟。
>> 该死的。
>> 伙计们,墙很薄。
>> 然后我们必须权衡
最近的 MRI 扫描和 DNA 测试的数据。
这对从多年的简单碳
提出了质疑。
约会中收集的信息
>> 那个坐在泳池边的女人
晒黑了
>> 材料
都是皮革状的,有皱纹。我很
嫉妒。
>> 最后,考虑最近发现的大量新
物种。
巨龙、
阿根廷龙、
>> 更不用说冷龙了。
这只是食草动物。我什至不打算讨论食肉动物
他们的头已经太大了,考虑到他们
很讽刺。
大脑发育不良,这
[笑声]
>> 真的吗?
>> 这是两盒节日
杏仁饼。
我代表美国布朗尼家族,
向你们致敬。
请稍等,查理。你没有
反手。
>> 对不起,小家伙。我的反手非常
扎实。
>> 像
女孩一样遮住脸尖叫并不是反手。
>> 我像海军陆战队员一样尖叫
好的,就到这里。看我执行
冠军赛的三个 P。功率、
精度和补丁。
你弄断了一个小女孩的腿。
>> 我知道。我感觉很可怕。好的。在这里
说一个布偶昨晚在芝麻街
上被打了。
你当时在 Kenish 附近的什么地方?
>> 你不想被看到和我在一起吗?
>> 什么?不,我当然知道。
他们走了吗?
>> 呃,不。他们还在这里。但我想
我就要离开了。
>> 什么?不,不,等等。什么?
你是对的。这太愚蠢了。谁在乎
人们的想法?我的意思是,我们彼此喜欢
,对吗?这没有什么问题
来吧,
伯特。莉迪亚、梅尔,
>> 这是伊丽莎白。
>>嗨。
>> 你不是在上我的流行文化课吗?
>> 没错,莉迪亚。伊丽莎白是一名
学生,呃我们正在约会,你可能会
对此皱眉,但我们不会再
隐藏它。
你被解雇了。
什么?他们会解雇你。你
不能和学生约会。这违反了
规则。真的吗?这不仅仅是令人皱眉
>> 是一个错误。我犯了一个错误。好的。
>> 错误?你想把
放进去做什么?她的钱包。
在哪里?他把它放在哪里了?
>> 罗斯,你和另一个女人发生了性关系。
>> 天啊。
>> 天哪。我知道肯定出了什么问题
,因为昨天
我的指甲都没有长出来。
>> 是的。好吧,我猜他们吵架了,
他喝醉了。
>> 你们知道这件事,但没有
告诉我们。
>> 他发生了性关系,我们的脑袋受到了打击。
>> 你知道吗?我要你离开。让
离开这里。出去吧。不,我知道。我
想留下来。我想谈谈这个。
>> 好的。好的。她怎么样?
>> 呃哦。
>> 什么
>> 她好吗?
>> 不要回答这个问题。
>> 我知道。她说你想谈谈
。我们来谈谈吧。
她怎么样?
>> 她是
>> 太糟糕了。
>> 她不好。不好。
>> 没有什么能与你相比。
她她与众不同。哦。
>> 呃。
>> 好。不同的。
>> 没有人喜欢改变。
>> 我们应该做点什么吗?
>> 是的。永远不要欺骗雷切尔。
>> 对不起。好的。对不起。我
对自己感到厌恶,然后今天
早上我感到非常沮丧
,然后我收到了你的消息,我非常
高兴,我想要的就是尽快让她
离开我的公寓。
>> 哇哦,哇哦,哇哦。等一下。
>> 你的小朋友几点离开的?
>> 天啊。她就在那儿。
>> 她还在那里。当我在那里时,她也在里面
问你。
>> 听着。哦,嘿。嘿,重要的
事情是她对
我来说毫无意义。
>> 然而,她值得危及我们的
关系。
>> 看,我不认为有
关系会受到危害。我以为我们
分手了。
>> 我们正在休息。
>> 据我所知,这可能会永远持续
。这对我来说就是分手。
>> 你认为你会在技术细节上摆脱
吗?
>> 我并没有试图摆脱任何事情,
好吗?我以为我们的关系已经
结束了。好吧,你在守灵会上确实度过了一段
的时光。
>> 你知道吗?我认为我们不应该再
听这个。
>> 你在做什么?我不能出去
那里。
>> 为什么不呢?我饿了。
>> 因为他们会知道我们一直在
倾听。天啊,我一定要从 Gunther 那里听到
>> 来吧。就像我想让他告诉你的那样,
我跑遍了整个地方,试图确保
确保这件事没有发生。
>> 哦,太甜了。
我想我又爱上了你们大家
>> 你知道吗?我想我们可以去
那里。我的意思是,他们有更重要的
件事需要担心。
>> 是的,我们会没事的。
>> 听着,雷切尔,我想告诉你。我
认为我应该这样做。我我做到了。然后
钱德勒和乔伊说服我不要这样做。
>> 把门打蜡关上。我们永远不会离开。
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重点词汇

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词汇 含义

celebrate

/ˈsɛl.ɪˌbreɪt/

B2
  • verb
  • - 庆祝

wedding

/ˈwɛd.ɪŋ/

B1
  • noun
  • - 婚礼

marriage

/ˈmær.ɪdʒ/

B1
  • noun
  • - 婚姻

bond

/bɒnd/

B2
  • noun
  • - 纽带
  • verb
  • - 结合

everlasting

/ˌɛv.əˈlæst.ɪŋ/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 永恒的

pleasure

/ˈplɛʒ.ər/

B1
  • noun
  • - 愉快, 乐趣

declare

/dɪˈkleər/

B2
  • verb
  • - 宣布

kiss

/kɪs/

A2
  • verb
  • - 亲吻
  • noun
  • - 吻

scared

/skɛrd/

A2
  • adjective
  • - 害怕的

cake

/keɪk/

A1
  • noun
  • - 蛋糕

lemon

/ˈlɛm.ən/

A2
  • noun
  • - 柠檬

maple

/ˈmeɪ.pəl/

B2
  • noun
  • - 枫树

candy

/ˈkæn.di/

A1
  • noun
  • - 糖果

union

/ˈjuː.njən/

B2
  • noun
  • - 联盟

ring

/rɪŋ/

A1
  • noun
  • - 戒指

health

/hɛlθ/

B1
  • noun
  • - 健康

sickness

/ˈsɪk.nəs/

B1
  • noun
  • - 疾病

lawfully

/ˈlɔːf.ʊl.i/

C1
  • adverb
  • - 合法地

death

/dɛθ/

B1
  • noun
  • - 死亡

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重点语法结构

  • I Ross, take thee, Emily. Take thee, Rachel.

    ➔ 古语中的虚拟语气

    ➔ “take thee” 使用虚拟语气,常见于正式或古语中,用于表达愿望或命令。

  • As my lawfully wedded wife in sickness and in health until death parts us.

    ➔ 现在分词短语

    ➔ “in sickness and in health” 是现在分词短语,修饰名词 “wife”,描述婚姻的条件。

  • I’m here for Ross Geller’s memorial service.

    ➔ 现在进行时表示未来安排

    ➔ 现在进行时 “I’m here” 用于表示未来安排,强调说话人的目的。

  • You are so fired.

    ➔ 情态动词的被动语态

    ➔ “You are fired” 使用情态动词 “are” 的被动语态,表示由他人决定的未来动作。

  • I was shrieking like a marine.

    ➔ 用 “like” 的明喻

    ➔ “like a marine” 是用 “like” 的明喻,将尖叫方式比作海军陆战队员。

  • I think I’m falling in love with you all over again.

    ➔ 现在进行时表示进行中的动作

    ➔ 现在进行时 “I’m falling” 描述进行中的情感过程,不是完成的动作。

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