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Tennant Stuart

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A disappointing second attempt for David Schwimmer.


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704 "TOW Rachel's Assistant"

We begin with Joey & his friends watching "Mac & CHEESE", but sadly the
show stinks. Once Rachel, Monica & Ross grab the best excuses, Phoebe is
left with nothing to tell Joey - so she takes a deep breath, and presses
her breasts up against him!

Joey's eyes light up; and he's just as delighted when "Days of Our Lives"
suggest he comes back as Drake Ramoray's twin brother, Stryker. But when
he arrives at the production offices he is offended to discover that he
must audition - and foolishly he flings the job in the producer's face,
and storms out on the grounds that he already has a TV series.

Inevitably "Mac & CHEESE" is cancelled, and Joey is devastated. Unable to
find any words of comfort, both Phoebe *and* Rachel press their breasts up
against him, with Rachel grabbing the front, leaving Phoebe with the back!

Phoebe makes Joey crawl back to "Days of Our Lives" to beg for the part,
but Stryker Ramoray has already been cast. Yet when filming begins, he
treats a man who's been in a coma for five years, and when filming ends,
Joey removes his fake bandages - he's back as Drake Ramoray!

---o0o---

Ralph Lauren promotes Rachel to the position of Merchandising Manager
for Polo Retail, at last giving her the office of her own that was so
cruelly snatched away three years before. And not only does she get a
big pay rise, but she can hire her own assistant.

The most suitable candidate is Hilda, an older woman with experience &
good references, but Rachel foolishly exposes herself by revealing that
she's never had anyone work for her before, apart from a maid when she
was a kid. In the murky world of office politics this is a bad move...

Fortunately the other candidate is a young man named Tag Jones, who is
so pretty that Rachel wants to cry. He doesn't have any experience, but
that means he's no threat to Rachel, and he says he is goal-oriented &
eager to learn.

When Rachel asks what to do, Phoebe gives her morally right but actually
poor advice by telling her to choose experience over cuteness - but when
she sees Rachel's photograph of Tag, Phoebe's very attracted to him, and
even Chandler wows (then begs them not to tell Monica).

Rachel dutifully takes Phoebe's advice to hire Hilda, but when Tag comes
to bring her a plot plant she is overcome with lust, and hires him. In a
very smart move, she tells Tag that his first job is to fire Hilda!

Phoebe pops into Rachel's office to check her out, and is not surprised
to find Tag there - in fact the pair immediately begin flirting! Rachel's
response is typical, for she takes Phoebe aside and lies to her that Tag
is gay. Even though she cannot get involved with her assistant, she is
not going to let anyone else have him either.

Later, a suspicious Tag confronts Rachel with the news that other guys in
the office are asking him out, so she feigns innocence be pretending she
thought he was gay. But then Tag reveals that he wants to ask Phoebe out,
and Rachel goes too far by telling him that Phoebe is gay...

---o0o---

Chandler is intrigued to see Monica & Phoebe whispering, but his fiancée
refuses to divulge the secret - unless he tells her what upset Ross on a
trip to Disneyland in his junior year of college. After Chandler reveals
that Ross ate some bad tacos, and then shat his pants on Space Mountain,
Phoebe's secret turns out to be so trivial that Chandler feels betrayed.

Monica's reaction is very interesting, for the two sides to her character
burst out. She gleefully declares Chandler to be a sucker who's just lost,
then suddenly her competetiveness is subsumed by her insecurity, and she
begs him to still marry her.

When Ross invites himself to dinner, he discovers Monica making tacos, and
then hears her trying to hide her laughter. Mortally wounded that Chandler
blabbed, Ross retaliates by informing Monica how Chandler once picked up a
girl in a dimly lit bar, but upon kissing her she turned out to be a guy.

Though Monica is rapturous as Ross & Chandler start trading secrets, she
is soon drawn into the fray, until Ross goes too far by telling her that
in college Chandler got drunk, and slept with the lady who cleaned their
dorm - except Chandler retorts that it was Ross, who lamely repeats that
Chandler kissed a guy.

All three are sulking from revelation overload when Ross quietly says
that the cleaning lady came on to him, but doesn't admit that anything
actually happened, and Chandler wisely does not pursue the point. The
trio agree to keep the secrets to themselves - except Chandler & Monica
have already spread the taco story; and Ross flounces out hurt.

---o0o---

This was the second episode directed by David Schwimmer, but I'm afraid
that I was disappointed - mostly because his first effort 606 "TOO the
Last Night" was so brilliant.

However, I don't think it's right to lay the blame at his door, for I
feel that he was let down by weak writing that was too constrained by
having to establish two new story arcs for Rachel & Joey.

There were some good performances, and also a sexual undercurrent ran
through all three stories. Since the visuals were better than the words,
it seems to me that credit should still go to Mr.Schwimmer.

---o0o---

The executive producers of "Mac & CHEESE" were Colleen Mahan, Eric
Goldberg, and Missy Krehblel. Are there any in-jokes here? All I can
think of is that Marta Kauffman also has the initials MK.

Notice that Chandler doesn't worry about what to tell Joey.

It was nice to see Lisa Kudrow inflate her chest, for she doesn't show
off her assets in the show, in the same way that Courteney & Jennifer
do; but even so her breasts still didn't look as big as they do in her
new movie "Lucky Numbers".

Having Joey play Drake not Stryker at the end was a neat twist - and
the five year period for his coma was about right (4 years 8 months).

When Rachel tries to tell Monica & Phoebe her good news, she has to
compete with Joey's good news - but this time she won, unlike 409 "TOW
They're Gonna Party!" where she had to compete with Monica's good news
& lost, and was left to celebrate on her own.

Can someone who knows about the Ralph Lauren empire please explain what
Polo Retail is? All I know is that they don't sell wedding dresses.

Rachel has obviously been going up at Ralph Lauren. As late as 608 "TOW
Ross's Teeth", her boss Kim didn't like her until she pretended to have
been dumped by Mr.Lauren. And then thanks to Jill & Phoebe in 613 "TOW
Rachel's Sister" Rachel got the idea for apartment pants, Kim loved the
idea, and presumably it was a success.

Does anyone agree that Tag looks a lot like a younger version of Ross?

If so, Rachel being so attracted to him would be nice foreshadowing for
all the Ross & Rachel fans - if it wasn't for the fact that Tag & Phoebe
are so attracted to each other...

Rachel immediately uses a camera so that later on she can privately lust
over photographs of the pretty boy. Oh, what a fuss there would be if say
Ross dared to do the same thing with a pretty girl at work.

Meanwhile, Rachel had better be careful, lest she ends up spending all
of eternity with Frances...

Do female readers agree with Rachel that Tag is so pretty? Or is he as
ugly as Paolo?

Once Tag reveals some hitherto unsuspected bad character trait & leaves,
(as they do), it would be nice if Rachel brought cute red-headed Sophie
over from Bloomingdale's to be her assistant.

When Chandler waves an intruder away, we see how the gang hang onto
their couch & chairs at Central Perk.

Ross should not be surprised that Chandler tells Monica everything,
since he has been doing it for years, most wonderfully in the big
secrets scene from 204 "TOW Phoebe's Husband".

In 615-616 "TOT Could Have Been", we never learnt who Chandler had
sex with before Monica. Could she have been the cleaning lady?

Some commentators have claimed a continuity error, since it is well
established that Ross lost his virginity to Carol Willick. Although
the accounts given are so vague & contradictory that no error can be
proved, the creators themselves felt bound to reply to the controversy
in the New York Daily News...

"He did not have sex with that woman! She & Ross", series co-creator
David Crane explained, "did everything but. I'd like to believe that,
even in college, while Carol was the only woman he'd ever had sex
with, he did some other stuff, too."

No spoilers PLEASE from anyone who has already seen episodes 705-706.

Tennant Stuart

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CleV

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On Tue, 14 Nov 2000 17:33:01 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

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>Once Tag reveals some hitherto unsuspected bad character trait & leaves,
>(as they do)

I was just watching TOW Phoebe's Two Boyfriends (sorry, can't remember
the real title) the other day and realised that at least in that case,
this dictum doesn't work. Both boyfriends reveal unexpected poisitve
points and in the end, they both dump Phoebe.

>it would be nice if Rachel brought cute red-headed Sophie
>over from Bloomingdale's to be her assistant.

Do you realise she was the nice girl who can't dance and ends up
acting in Fame (the film, not the series)?

Didi

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> This was the second episode directed by David Schwimmer, but I'm afraid
> that I was disappointed - mostly because his first effort 606 "TOO the
> Last Night" was so brilliant.

Right, it wasn't as good as 606, but I still found it pretty enjoyable.

> The executive producers of "Mac & CHEESE" were Colleen Mahan, Eric
> Goldberg, and Missy Krehblel. Are there any in-jokes here? All I can
> think of is that Marta Kauffman also has the initials MK.

Hmm... I ran the names through us.imdb.com. None of them returned a good
result.

> It was nice to see Lisa Kudrow inflate her chest, for she doesn't show
> off her assets in the show, in the same way that Courteney & Jennifer
> do; but even so her breasts still didn't look as big as they do in her
> new movie "Lucky Numbers".

I've never been so jealous! The gorgeous LK and JA giving Joey a 'sandwich'.
:-p

> Can someone who knows about the Ralph Lauren empire please explain what
> Polo Retail is? All I know is that they don't sell wedding dresses.

Hm... I think designers have different approaches. Sometimes, when you watch
these shows, with all the models on the catwalk, don't you think: "Man,
these clothes are nice, but who would wear those?"
I'm not sure, if such revealing clothes are very comfortable either.
Anyways, I think, the Polo Retail thing, is a line, which has clothes, that
actually can be worn. And not just by models. (check out: http://polo.com)
Plus, I'm not sure, I think, Ralph Lauren might make wedding dresses. Why
not?

> Does anyone agree that Tag looks a lot like a younger version of Ross?

Hm, his hair sure does. But generally... Hm, no... I don't think so.

> Do female readers agree with Rachel that Tag is so pretty? Or is he as
> ugly as Paolo?

I'm not female, but I think:
- Paolo: ugly as hell!
- Mark: uhm... I don't think, that he's really good looking...
- Joshua: like Mark... Not really good looking. JA seems to have a better
taste in RL.
- Tag: I'd say, the first one, who I'd say rather handsome.

> Once Tag reveals some hitherto unsuspected bad character trait & leaves,
> (as they do), it would be nice if Rachel brought cute red-headed Sophie
> over from Bloomingdale's to be her assistant.

That would have been nice...

> When Chandler waves an intruder away, we see how the gang hang onto
> their couch & chairs at Central Perk.

Hehehe... I loved that bit, when the gang wanders in, and sees, that 6 other
people are already sitting in their seats.

> In 615-616 "TOT Could Have Been", we never learnt who Chandler had
> sex with before Monica. Could she have been the cleaning lady?

Hmm... weird... in 106 TOW the Butt, I think it's pretty obvious, that
Chandler had sex with that Aurora-girl. I'm also guessing, that he had sex
with Janice. That would make two...
Of course, we don't know, when Chandler quit his job in that parallel
universe, but if he did it after 115 TOW the stoned guy, then this is really
weird.

> Some commentators have claimed a continuity error, since it is well
> established that Ross lost his virginity to Carol Willick. Although
> the accounts given are so vague & contradictory that no error can be
> proved, the creators themselves felt bound to reply to the controversy
> in the New York Daily News...

That's been discussed widely. I don't really want to go into this again...

Regards,
Didi


Laura Walker

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>
> I'm not female, but I think:
> - Paolo: ugly as hell!
> - Mark: uhm... I don't think, that he's really good looking...
> - Joshua: like Mark... Not really good looking. JA seems to have a better
> taste in RL.

Correct me if I'm wrong( and I'm sure you will) but didnt JA go out with him
in real life so this comment doesnt really make sense, sorry but I thought I
would just mention it!

Laura

Tom Hawley

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> When Rachel asks what to do, Phoebe gives her morally right but actually
> poor advice by telling her to choose experience over cuteness - but when
> she sees Rachel's photograph of Tag, Phoebe's very attracted to him, and
> even Chandler wows (then begs them not to tell Monica).

I bet you loved that :) Now Chandler's making homosexual references to
himself too.

> When Ross invites himself to dinner, he discovers Monica making tacos, and
> then hears her trying to hide her laughter. Mortally wounded that Chandler
> blabbed, Ross retaliates by informing Monica how Chandler once picked up a
> girl in a dimly lit bar, but upon kissing her she turned out to be a guy.

chi-ching :) they're having a field day.

> Having Joey play Drake not Stryker at the end was a neat twist - and
> the five year period for his coma was about right (4 years 8 months).

Actually the speed time goes on US soaps a year wouldn't pass in less than 5
real life years. They still manage to fit in a christmas every December
though, and it only ever feels like it was last Christmas a few days ago, in
their lives :)

Didi

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Hi!

> > - Joshua: like Mark... Not really good looking. JA seems to have a
better
> > taste in RL.
>

> Correct me if I'm wrong( and I'm sure you will) but didnt JA go out with
him
> in real life so this comment doesnt really make sense, sorry but I thought
I
> would just mention it!

Oooh, she did? Ouch... well, I'm not really interested in which celebrity is
dating who. So forgive me, if I didn't know that....

Regards,
Didi

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a11db3c...@news.balcab.ch>, CL...@balJUNKcab.ch (CleV)
wrote:

> On Tue, 14 Nov 2000 17:33:01 GMT, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>> Once Tag reveals some hitherto unsuspected bad character trait & leaves,
>> (as they do)

> I was just watching TOW Phoebe's Two Boyfriends (sorry, can't remember
> the real title)

Vince & Jason in 323 "TOW Ross's Thing".

> the other day and realised that at least in that case,
> this dictum doesn't work. Both boyfriends reveal unexpected poisitve
> points and in the end, they both dump Phoebe.

But they were *single* episode characters. This dictum only applies to
multiple episode characters - Paolo made a pass at Phoebe, Fun Bobby was
boring when sober, Richard Burke didn't want any children, Janice kissed
her husband, Kate Miller got a part in a soap opera, Pete Becker became a
wrestler, Bonnie shaved her head, Joshua Bergen freaked at a wedding gown,
Emily Waltham tried to separate Ross from Rachel, Danny Tyler was probably
incestuous, Gary killed a bird, Janine LeCroix hated Joey's friends, Paul
Stephens was a cry baby, and Elizabeth Stephens was immature after all.

The two innocent exceptions are Julie & Kathy.


>> it would be nice if Rachel brought cute red-headed Sophie
>> over from Bloomingdale's to be her assistant.

> Do you realise she was the nice girl who can't dance and ends up
> acting in Fame (the film, not the series)?

No - wow! :)


Tennant

Tennant Stuart

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In article <8uu4m4$l24$1...@dux.dundee.ac.uk>, "Laura Walker"
<lwa...@computing.dundee.ac.uk> wrote:

> Didi wrote:

>> Joshua was not really good looking. JA seems to have a better
>> taste in RL.

> Correct me if I'm wrong( and I'm sure you will) but didnt JA go out with


> him in real life so this comment doesnt really make sense, sorry but I
> thought I would just mention it!

You are quite correct, Laura - but it's one of those ironic things that
just leaves you feeling more bashful than dopey, don't you agree? :)


Tennant

Paul Hyett

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On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Tennant Stuart <ten...@argonet.co.uk> stated this
considered view. Waking from my doze, I hastily scrawled -
BTW, did I tell anyone that *I* just lost a part on a TV show? :)
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Tennant Stuart

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In article <ISxQ5.1278$q05....@news11-gui.server.ntli.net>, "Tom Hawley"
<onio...@which.net> wrote:

> Tennant wrote:

>> When Rachel asks what to do, Phoebe gives her morally right but actually
>> poor advice by telling her to choose experience over cuteness - but when
>> she sees Rachel's photograph of Tag, Phoebe's very attracted to him, and
>> even Chandler wows (then begs them not to tell Monica).

> I bet you loved that :) Now Chandler's making homosexual references to
> himself too.

I know, it was awful. I know that the women make admiring references to
other attractive women, but it's different for guys. Grudgingly accepting
that some guy could be handsome, well possibly - but never wowing.


>> Ross retaliates by informing Monica how Chandler once picked up
>> a girl in a dimly lit bar, but upon kissing her she turned out to
>> be a guy.

> chi-ching :) they're having a field day.

Excruciating, isn't it? Again, trying to be fair, a lot can depend on
the circumstances. This person resembled an attractive girl, and it was
dark, but even so it seems that the writers are having a go at him.


>> Having Joey play Drake not Stryker at the end was a neat twist - and
>> the five year period for his coma was about right (4 years 8 months).

> Actually the speed time goes on US soaps a year wouldn't pass in less


> than 5 real life years. They still manage to fit in a christmas every
> December though, and it only ever feels like it was last Christmas a
> few days ago, in their lives :)

Yes, a lot of water flows under the bridge in soaps, but that's because
there're five episodes per week, and no character can be allowed to lead
an ordinary boring (to others) life. And yes the show can take liberties
with a time interval when old characters return.

But even so, the "Friends" writers got the time about right, which is
worth noticing when there are so many claims that they care nothing for
continuity. Even some writers say this, but IYAM they're disingenuous.


Tennant

Tennant Stuart

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In article <8uspsi$1m3$00$1...@news.t-online.com>, "Didi"
<didi...@t-online.de> wrote:

> "Tennant Stuart" <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>> This was the second episode directed by David Schwimmer, but I'm afraid
>> that I was disappointed - mostly because his first effort 606 "TOO the
>> Last Night" was so brilliant.

> Right, it wasn't as good as 606, but I still found it pretty enjoyable.

Yep. I don't read spoilers, but I did know in advance that Mr.Schwimmer
would be directing, and if it hadn't been for that I might have enjoyed
this episode more. This shows how treacherous foreknowledge can be. :(


>> The executive producers of "Mac & CHEESE" were Colleen Mahan, Eric
>> Goldberg, and Missy Krehblel. Are there any in-jokes here? All I can
>> think of is that Marta Kauffman also has the initials MK.

> Hmm... I ran the names through us.imdb.com. None of them returned a
> good result.

Thanks for trying, but I reckon this is more of a play on words.


>> It was nice to see Lisa Kudrow inflate her chest, for she doesn't show
>> off her assets in the show, in the same way that Courteney & Jennifer
>> do; but even so her breasts still didn't look as big as they do in her
>> new movie "Lucky Numbers".

> I've never been so jealous! The gorgeous LK and JA giving Joey a
> 'sandwich'. :-p

Ulggggg! I was envious even before you put it that way - but oh my god,
knowing about Joey's predilections, a breasts sandwich!!! (dribble)


>> Can someone who knows about the Ralph Lauren empire please explain what
>> Polo Retail is? All I know is that they don't sell wedding dresses.

> Hm... I think designers have different approaches. Sometimes, when you
> watch these shows, with all the models on the catwalk, don't you think:
> "Man, these clothes are nice, but who would wear those?"

Actually, I'm usually thinking that the models would be more attractive
if only they would *eat* something...


> I'm not sure, if such revealing clothes are very comfortable either.

They're just attention-grabbing gimmicks, though.


> I think the Polo Retail thing, is a line, which has clothes that


> can be worn. And not just by models. (check out: http://polo.com)

Thanks, I'll check the site.


> Plus, I'm not sure, I think, Ralph Lauren might make wedding
> dresses. Why not?

Oh, that was implied in the dialogue - Ralph Lauren makes wedding dresses
but Polo Retail does not.


>> Does anyone agree that Tag looks a lot like a younger version of Ross?

> Hm, his hair sure does. But generally... Hm, no... I don't think so.

Okay.


>> Do female readers agree with Rachel that Tag is so pretty? Or is he as
>> ugly as Paolo?

> I'm not female, but I think:
> - Paolo: ugly as hell!
> - Mark: uhm... I don't think, that he's really good looking...
> - Joshua: like Mark... Not really good looking. JA seems to have a
> better taste in RL.

Lol - the actor who played Joshua was JA's boyfriend at the time...


> - Tag: I'd say, the first one, who I'd say rather handsome.

Thanks Didi, but I'd value a woman's opinion more, if you don't mind. :)


>> Once Tag reveals some hitherto unsuspected bad character trait & leaves,
>> (as they do), it would be nice if Rachel brought cute red-headed Sophie
>> over from Bloomingdale's to be her assistant.

> That would have been nice...

Yeah, she was good, I kept wanting Joey to meet her.


>> When Chandler waves an intruder away, we see how the gang hang onto
>> their couch & chairs at Central Perk.

> Hehehe... I loved that bit, when the gang wanders in, and sees, that 6
> other people are already sitting in their seats.

Yes, I think that the writers do listen to all the criticism, and put in
these little moments when they get the chance.


>> In 615-616 "TOT Could Have Been", we never learnt who Chandler had
>> sex with before Monica. Could she have been the cleaning lady?

> Hmm... weird... in 106 TOW the Butt, I think it's pretty obvious, that
> Chandler had sex with that Aurora-girl. I'm also guessing, that he had
> sex with Janice. That would make two...

Indeed.

> Of course, we don't know, when Chandler quit his job in that parallel
> universe, but if he did it after 115 TOW the stoned guy, then this is
> really weird.

Chandler really did quit his job in 115 "TOW the Stoned Guy", the change
for the parallel universe is that he didn't go back. If that was the only
difference, then you're right about Janice & Aurora. But we have to ask
what made Chandler react adversely to the job offer, so there must have
been some prior change that ruined his confidence.

Maybe it was that the cleaning lady came onto Chandler instead, and it
was *him* who slept with her, yet was still a virgin in the morning...


Tennant

Tennant Stuart

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In article <A5IucHAk...@activist.demon.co.uk>, Paul Hyett
<pah...@activist.demon.co.uk> wrote:

> On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Tennant Stuart <ten...@argonet.co.uk> stated this
> considered view. Waking from my doze, I hastily scrawled -

>> Inevitably "Mac & CHEESE" is cancelled, and Joey is devastated. Unable


>> to find any words of comfort, both Phoebe *and* Rachel press their
>> breasts up against him, with Rachel grabbing the front, leaving Phoebe
>> with the back!

> BTW, did I tell anyone that *I* just lost a part on a TV show? :)

Gosh, no - do tell!

I take it you weren't compensated by a breasts sandwich???


Tennant

Paul Hyett

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On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Tennant Stuart <ten...@argonet.co.uk> stated this
considered view. Waking from my doze, I hastily scrawled -
>
>

In case you are wondering, Tennant, I am refraining from commenting on
any S7 episode until I have actually seen them myself, rather than
boycotting your reviews. :)

Tennant Stuart

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In article <spddGaAA...@activist.demon.co.uk>, Paul Hyett
<pah...@activist.demon.co.uk> wrote:

> On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Tennant Stuart <ten...@argonet.co.uk> stated this
> considered view. Waking from my doze, I hastily scrawled -

>> 704 "TOW Rachel's Assistant"

> In case you are wondering, Tennant, I am refraining from commenting on


> any S7 episode until I have actually seen them myself, rather than
> boycotting your reviews. :)

Thanks Paul, but I wasn't wondering: for I know you always make a point of
replying to my reviews, just as I always make a point of replying to yours;
and indeed I'm looking forward to you reviewing S7 next year.


Tennant

Marita

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On Tue, 14 Nov 2000 17:33:01 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>A disappointing second attempt for David Schwimmer.

After the fab 606 TO On The Last Night last year, our expectations
were just too high.

Phoebe sure knows how to handle Joey, doesn't she?

I kept thinking that even though Phoebe is a terrible actress, she
couldn't have made Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E. any worse than it already was,
so having Phoebe as Mac's blonde human sidekick (Vunda??) might have
saved the show from the inevitable TV-axe.

>Joey's eyes light up; and he's just as delighted when "Days of Our Lives"
>suggest he comes back as Drake Ramoray's twin brother, Stryker. But when
>he arrives at the production offices he is offended to discover that he
>must audition - and foolishly he flings the job in the producer's face,
>and storms out on the grounds that he already has a TV series.

This scene provided us with one of the best Joey-lines we've had in a
while IMO.

Joey: Well. I guess you think you're pretty special huh? Sittin' up
here in your fancy small hall building. Makin' stars jump through
hoops for ya, huh? Well y'know what? (Throws the script away) This is
one star who's hoop.. This is a star that the hoop-this hoop-I was Dr.
Drake Remoray!

Lol!
It's always funny to see a desperate Joey looking for a job, so when
Joey has money (not for long, of course) it's fresh.
Unfortunately, for Joey, his dream was shattered when his TV-series
was taken off the air.

>Inevitably "Mac & CHEESE" is cancelled, and Joey is devastated. Unable to
>find any words of comfort, both Phoebe *and* Rachel press their breasts up
>against him, with Rachel grabbing the front, leaving Phoebe with the back!
>
>Phoebe makes Joey crawl back to "Days of Our Lives" to beg for the part,
>but Stryker Ramoray has already been cast. Yet when filming begins, he
>treats a man who's been in a coma for five years, and when filming ends,
>Joey removes his fake bandages - he's back as Drake Ramoray!

Yay! Joey is brilliant in bad soap-operas, so I can't wait to see
what's going to happen in this story arc.

>Ralph Lauren promotes Rachel to the position of Merchandising Manager
>for Polo Retail, at last giving her the office of her own that was so
>cruelly snatched away three years before. And not only does she get a
>big pay rise, but she can hire her own assistant.

The scene when Rachel tells this news to Monica and Phoebe was rather
good. Rachel and Joey competing over who has got the best job isn't
something we see every day.
However, the scene could have had a better ending than Joey's head
rush. Phoebe is so much better than him when it comes to that.
From 122 TOW The Ick Factor

Phoebe: Ooh, oh, I´ve gotta go. [raises] Whoa, oh, head rush. One
more, and then I have to go. [sits down, and then raises again] Cool!

(BTW, I must point out a small in-joke here. I don't know if anybody
has mentioned this before, but if you take a closer look, Monica is
reading InStyle Magazine when Rachel enters Central Perk. And in that
very issue there was an interview with a certain Matthew Perry saying
that Chandler was going to marry Monica soon. Not much, I know, but I
thought it was funny. )

>The most suitable candidate is Hilda, an older woman with experience &
>good references, but Rachel foolishly exposes herself by revealing that
>she's never had anyone work for her before, apart from a maid when she
>was a kid. In the murky world of office politics this is a bad move...

Maybe Hilda would have laughed at her if she had indeed hired Hilda.

>Fortunately the other candidate is a young man named Tag Jones, who is
>so pretty that Rachel wants to cry. He doesn't have any experience, but
>that means he's no threat to Rachel, and he says he is goal-oriented &
>eager to learn.

And if any crazy American lawyers had seen Rachel taking photos of
him, they'd probably end up suing her for sexual harassment. :)

>When Rachel asks what to do, Phoebe gives her morally right but actually
>poor advice by telling her to choose experience over cuteness - but when
>she sees Rachel's photograph of Tag, Phoebe's very attracted to him, and
>even Chandler wows (then begs them not to tell Monica).

Poor Chandler. He never gets a rid of that gay-thing. :(

>Rachel dutifully takes Phoebe's advice to hire Hilda, but when Tag comes
>to bring her a plot plant she is overcome with lust, and hires him. In a
>very smart move, she tells Tag that his first job is to fire Hilda!

Hilda should have been there when Tag entered, because it would have
been funny to see her face. :)

>Phoebe pops into Rachel's office to check her out, and is not surprised
>to find Tag there - in fact the pair immediately begin flirting! Rachel's
>response is typical, for she takes Phoebe aside and lies to her that Tag
>is gay. Even though she cannot get involved with her assistant, she is
>not going to let anyone else have him either.

Surprised that she acts like this? I didn't think so. :)

>Later, a suspicious Tag confronts Rachel with the news that other guys in
>the office are asking him out, so she feigns innocence be pretending she
>thought he was gay. But then Tag reveals that he wants to ask Phoebe out,
>and Rachel goes too far by telling him that Phoebe is gay...

Ugh. You already know how I feel about Tag. <g>
Phoebe would have been a much better match for him. She hasn't had any
"visible" boyfriends since Gary the cop.

>Chandler is intrigued to see Monica & Phoebe whispering, but his fiancée
>refuses to divulge the secret - unless he tells her what upset Ross on a
>trip to Disneyland in his junior year of college. After Chandler reveals
>that Ross ate some bad tacos, and then shat his pants on Space Mountain,
>Phoebe's secret turns out to be so trivial that Chandler feels betrayed.

Fortunately, Ross and Chandler went to Disneyland and not Disney
World. Space Mountain is ten times worse in Florida than in
California. IMO. The one in CA isn't that bad, it's mostly going
round and round in circles (which, I know, is bad enough after ten (!)
tacos ), but the one in Disney World is faster, darker and much
scarier!

Anyway, Chandler shouldn't be so upset. Spouses can't share
everything.

>Monica's reaction is very interesting, for the two sides to her character
>burst out. She gleefully declares Chandler to be a sucker who's just lost,
>then suddenly her competetiveness is subsumed by her insecurity, and she
>begs him to still marry her.

Fortunately, this wasn't the return of the dreaded Monica from season
6, just a glimpse of the competitive Monica we know is in there.

>When Ross invites himself to dinner, he discovers Monica making tacos, and
>then hears her trying to hide her laughter. Mortally wounded that Chandler
>blabbed, Ross retaliates by informing Monica how Chandler once picked up a
>girl in a dimly lit bar, but upon kissing her she turned out to be a guy.
>
>Though Monica is rapturous as Ross & Chandler start trading secrets, she
>is soon drawn into the fray, until Ross goes too far by telling her that
>in college Chandler got drunk, and slept with the lady who cleaned their
>dorm - except Chandler retorts that it was Ross, who lamely repeats that
>Chandler kissed a guy.

This seemed like a copy of last year's 609 TOW Ross Got High, but
because the secrets were so hilarious, it worked anyway.

Just the thought of Chandler and Ross in a Vanilla Ice look-a-like
contest cracked me up. :)

And Chandler's darkest secret was once again related to him "being
gay", but this time it worked. :)

>All three are sulking from revelation overload when Ross quietly says
>that the cleaning lady came on to him, but doesn't admit that anything
>actually happened, and Chandler wisely does not pursue the point. The
>trio agree to keep the secrets to themselves - except Chandler & Monica
>have already spread the taco story; and Ross flounces out hurt.

Poor Ross. But he knows that women share almost everything, so...

>This was the second episode directed by David Schwimmer, but I'm afraid
>that I was disappointed - mostly because his first effort 606 "TOO the
>Last Night" was so brilliant.

I agree. But the Chandler\Monica\Ross story was really good.

>Having Joey play Drake not Stryker at the end was a neat twist - and
>the five year period for his coma was about right (4 years 8 months).

It's so typical for soap operas to do this and great to see that
Friends is making fun of it! :)

>When Rachel tries to tell Monica & Phoebe her good news, she has to
>compete with Joey's good news - but this time she won, unlike 409 "TOW
>They're Gonna Party!" where she had to compete with Monica's good news
>& lost, and was left to celebrate on her own.

And fortunately, no one died (?) after this promotion.

>Rachel has obviously been going up at Ralph Lauren. As late as 608 "TOW
>Ross's Teeth", her boss Kim didn't like her until she pretended to have
>been dumped by Mr.Lauren. And then thanks to Jill & Phoebe in 613 "TOW
>Rachel's Sister" Rachel got the idea for apartment pants, Kim loved the
>idea, and presumably it was a success.

Well, maybe Kim and Rachel bonded after Kim revealed her affair with
Kenny the copy guy.
And the woman who plays Kim is on another TV-show right now (IIRC,
Bette on CBS), so having Rachel promoted was perhaps a natural choice
for the writers.

>Rachel immediately uses a camera so that later on she can privately lust
>over photographs of the pretty boy. Oh, what a fuss there would be if say
>Ross dared to do the same thing with a pretty girl at work.

Double standards... Next thing you know, Friends will be the PG
version of the movie Disclosure. :)

>Do female readers agree with Rachel that Tag is so pretty? Or is he as
>ugly as Paolo?

No comment. You have already read my comments on 705. :)

>Once Tag reveals some hitherto unsuspected bad character trait & leaves,
>(as they do), it would be nice if Rachel brought cute red-headed Sophie
>over from Bloomingdale's to be her assistant.

I miss Sophie. She was really funny.

>When Chandler waves an intruder away, we see how the gang hang onto
>their couch & chairs at Central Perk.

They have more courage now than when they walked away dejectedly in
301 TOW The Princess Leia Fantasy.

>Some commentators have claimed a continuity error, since it is well
>established that Ross lost his virginity to Carol Willick. Although
>the accounts given are so vague & contradictory that no error can be
>proved, the creators themselves felt bound to reply to the controversy
>in the New York Daily News...
>
>"He did not have sex with that woman! She & Ross", series co-creator
>David Crane explained, "did everything but. I'd like to believe that,
>even in college, while Carol was the only woman he'd ever had sex
>with, he did some other stuff, too."

Well, we have already talked about this in another thread, but I'd say
that Crane sounds a bit "caught". :)


~Marita
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- Håvamål

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a21b48...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita) wrote:

> On Tue, 14 Nov 2000 17:33:01 GMT, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>> A disappointing second attempt for David Schwimmer.

> After the fab 606 TO On The Last Night last year, our expectations
> were just too high.

Exactly Marita, but those who won't continue reading because they
have not yet seen Season 7 need not fret, it wasn't that bad either.

God yes, she was absolutely wonderful, and unsurprisingly this teaser
went straight into my list of favourites. It's nice to know Phoebe uses
her female equipment for more than getting out of speeding tickets. :)


> I kept thinking that even though Phoebe is a terrible actress, she
> couldn't have made Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E. any worse than it already was,
> so having Phoebe as Mac's blonde human sidekick (Vunda??) might have
> saved the show from the inevitable TV-axe.

Lol! That's what it needed! She's always wanted to fight crime.


>> Joey's eyes light up; and he's just as delighted when "Days of Our Lives"
>> suggest he comes back as Drake Ramoray's twin brother, Stryker. But when
>> he arrives at the production offices he is offended to discover that he
>> must audition - and foolishly he flings the job in the producer's face,
>> and storms out on the grounds that he already has a TV series.

> This scene provided us with one of the best Joey-lines we've had in a
> while IMO.

> Joey: Well. I guess you think you're pretty special huh? Sittin' up
> here in your fancy small hall building. Makin' stars jump through
> hoops for ya, huh? Well y'know what? (Throws the script away) This is
> one star who's hoop.. This is a star that the hoop-this hoop-I was Dr.
> Drake Remoray!

> Lol!

Yeah - MLB played that superbly, but Joey was betraying the same foolish
overconfidence that led to the 'death' of Dr.Ramoray in the first place.


> It's always funny to see a desperate Joey looking for a job, so when
> Joey has money (not for long, of course) it's fresh.

That's the good thing about his character, being in a dodgy profession
means that the writers can cook up all sorts of things for him to do.


>> Inevitably "Mac & CHEESE" is cancelled, and Joey is devastated.

> Unfortunately, for Joey, his dream was shattered when his TV-series
> was taken off the air.

Yes, but...

>> Unable to find any words of comfort, both Phoebe *and* Rachel press
>> their breasts up against him, with Rachel grabbing the front, leaving
>> Phoebe with the back!


>> Phoebe makes Joey crawl back to "Days of Our Lives" to beg for the part,
>> but Stryker Ramoray has already been cast. Yet when filming begins, he
>> treats a man who's been in a coma for five years, and when filming ends,
>> Joey removes his fake bandages - he's back as Drake Ramoray!

> Yay! Joey is brilliant in bad soap-operas, so I can't wait to see
> what's going to happen in this story arc.

Always good fun for the writers - I just loved "I got to go to work,
I'm delivering twins today, but only one of them is mine!"


>> ---o0o---

>> Ralph Lauren promotes Rachel to the position of Merchandising Manager
>> for Polo Retail, at last giving her the office of her own that was so
>> cruelly snatched away three years before. And not only does she get a
>> big pay rise, but she can hire her own assistant.

> The scene when Rachel tells this news to Monica and Phoebe was rather
> good. Rachel and Joey competing over who has got the best job isn't
> something we see every day.

Oh yes, it was good, but it was very similar to the scene in 409 "TOW
They're Gonna Party!" where Rachel tries to tell Monica she is going to
be an assistant buyer at Bloomingdale's with her own office with walls &
everything, but Monica & Phoebe are too busy with their news to listen.


> However, the scene could have had a better ending than Joey's head
> rush. Phoebe is so much better than him when it comes to that.
> From 122 TOW The Ick Factor

> Phoebe: Ooh, oh, I´ve gotta go. [raises] Whoa, oh, head rush. One
> more, and then I have to go. [sits down, and then raises again] Cool!

True, true. And in 409 they had a better ending where Phoebe & Monica
rush off to argue over the van, leaving Rachel to celebrate by throwing
her arms into the air, all pathetic & alone.


> (BTW, I must point out a small in-joke here. I don't know if anybody
> has mentioned this before, but if you take a closer look, Monica is
> reading InStyle Magazine when Rachel enters Central Perk. And in that
> very issue there was an interview with a certain Matthew Perry saying
> that Chandler was going to marry Monica soon. Not much, I know, but I
> thought it was funny. )

Oh yes? Can you tell if CCA had it open to the relevant page?


>> The most suitable candidate is Hilda, an older woman with experience &
>> good references, but Rachel foolishly exposes herself by revealing that
>> she's never had anyone work for her before, apart from a maid when she
>> was a kid. In the murky world of office politics this is a bad move...

> Maybe Hilda would have laughed at her if she had indeed hired Hilda.

How do you mean? Rachel did hire Hilda.


>> Fortunately the other candidate is a young man named Tag Jones, who is
>> so pretty that Rachel wants to cry. He doesn't have any experience, but
>> that means he's no threat to Rachel, and he says he is goal-oriented &
>> eager to learn.

> And if any crazy American lawyers had seen Rachel taking photos of
> him, they'd probably end up suing her for sexual harassment. :)

Indeed, that's what it was, although Rachel covered well.


>> When Rachel asks what to do, Phoebe gives her morally right but actually
>> poor advice by telling her to choose experience over cuteness - but when
>> she sees Rachel's photograph of Tag, Phoebe's very attracted to him, and
>> even Chandler wows (then begs them not to tell Monica).

> Poor Chandler. He never gets a rid of that gay-thing. :(

I know, and that was a particularly bad stab at him. :(


>> Rachel dutifully takes Phoebe's advice to hire Hilda, but when Tag comes
>> to bring her a plot plant she is overcome with lust, and hires him. In a
>> very smart move, she tells Tag that his first job is to fire Hilda!

> Hilda should have been there when Tag entered, because it would have
> been funny to see her face. :)

I know, something else to add to the huge list of Things We Wish We'd Seen.


>> Phoebe pops into Rachel's office to check her out, and is not surprised
>> to find Tag there - in fact the pair immediately begin flirting! Rachel's
>> response is typical, for she takes Phoebe aside and lies to her that Tag
>> is gay. Even though she cannot get involved with her assistant, she is
>> not going to let anyone else have him either.

> Surprised that she acts like this? I didn't think so. :)

I said Phoebe was *not* surprised, or am I misunderstanding you?


>> Later, a suspicious Tag confronts Rachel with the news that other guys in
>> the office are asking him out, so she feigns innocence be pretending she
>> thought he was gay. But then Tag reveals that he wants to ask Phoebe out,
>> and Rachel goes too far by telling him that Phoebe is gay...

> Ugh. You already know how I feel about Tag. <g>

Ugly & stupid.


> Phoebe would have been a much better match for him. She hasn't had any
> "visible" boyfriends since Gary the cop.

No, but we heard all about Kenny The Copy Guy - which means that Monica
is now the only one who has had no liaisons with members of the Xeroxing
community, real or reputed...


>> ---o0o---

>> Chandler is intrigued to see Monica & Phoebe whispering, but his fiancée
>> refuses to divulge the secret - unless he tells her what upset Ross on a
>> trip to Disneyland in his junior year of college. After Chandler reveals
>> that Ross ate some bad tacos, and then shat his pants on Space Mountain,
>> Phoebe's secret turns out to be so trivial that Chandler feels betrayed.

> Fortunately, Ross and Chandler went to Disneyland and not Disney World.
> Space Mountain is ten times worse in Florida than in California. IMO.
> The one in CA isn't that bad, it's mostly going round and round in

> circles (which, I know, is bad enough after ten (!) tacos), but the one


> in Disney World is faster, darker and much scarier!

Eek!


> Anyway, Chandler shouldn't be so upset. Spouses can't share
> everything.

Yes he should, Monica offered him an exchange knowing that it would be
unfair. I've always thought of Monica as a good sport, but here she was
not. If it really had been a secret that a spouse can't share then she
should have said so, and left it at that.


>> Monica's reaction is very interesting, for the two sides to her
>> character burst out. She gleefully declares Chandler to be a sucker
>> who's just lost, then suddenly her competetiveness is subsumed by her
>> insecurity, and she begs him to still marry her.

> Fortunately, this wasn't the return of the dreaded Monica from season
> 6, just a glimpse of the competitive Monica we know is in there.

Thankfully yes, screechy Monica is no more. Phew! :)


>> When Ross invites himself to dinner, he discovers Monica making tacos, and
>> then hears her trying to hide her laughter. Mortally wounded that Chandler
>> blabbed, Ross retaliates by informing Monica how Chandler once picked up a
>> girl in a dimly lit bar, but upon kissing her she turned out to be a guy.

>> Though Monica is rapturous as Ross & Chandler start trading secrets, she
>> is soon drawn into the fray, until Ross goes too far by telling her that
>> in college Chandler got drunk, and slept with the lady who cleaned their
>> dorm - except Chandler retorts that it was Ross, who lamely repeats that
>> Chandler kissed a guy.

> This seemed like a copy of last year's 609 TOW Ross Got High, but
> because the secrets were so hilarious, it worked anyway.

Yes, okay, but I preferred 609 because of Judy's reaction.


> Just the thought of Chandler and Ross in a Vanilla Ice look-a-like
> contest cracked me up. :)

Yeah! Something else to add to the huge list of Things We Wish We'd Seen.


> And Chandler's darkest secret was once again related to him "being
> gay", but this time it worked. :)

>> All three are sulking from revelation overload when Ross quietly says
>> that the cleaning lady came on to him, but doesn't admit that anything
>> actually happened, and Chandler wisely does not pursue the point. The
>> trio agree to keep the secrets to themselves - except Chandler & Monica
>> have already spread the taco story; and Ross flounces out hurt.

> Poor Ross. But he knows that women share almost everything, so...

..and there's worse things than shitting yourself, anyway.


>> ---o0o---

>> This was the second episode directed by David Schwimmer, but I'm afraid
>> that I was disappointed - mostly because his first effort 606 "TOO the
>> Last Night" was so brilliant.

> I agree. But the Chandler\Monica\Ross story was really good.

You liked it more than I, but it wasn't bad I guess. :)


>> However, I don't think it's right to lay the blame at his door, for I
>> feel that he was let down by weak writing that was too constrained by
>> having to establish two new story arcs for Rachel & Joey.

>> There were some good performances, and also a sexual undercurrent ran
>> through all three stories. Since the visuals were better than the words,
>> it seems to me that credit should still go to Mr.Schwimmer.

>> ---o0o---

>> The executive producers of "Mac & CHEESE" were Colleen Mahan, Eric
>> Goldberg, and Missy Krehblel. Are there any in-jokes here? All I can
>> think of is that Marta Kauffman also has the initials MK.

>> Notice that Chandler doesn't worry about what to tell Joey.

>> It was nice to see Lisa Kudrow inflate her chest, for she doesn't show
>> off her assets in the show, in the same way that Courteney & Jennifer
>> do; but even so her breasts still didn't look as big as they do in her
>> new movie "Lucky Numbers".

>> Having Joey play Drake not Stryker at the end was a neat twist - and


>> the five year period for his coma was about right (4 years 8 months).

> It's so typical for soap operas to do this and great to see that
> Friends is making fun of it! :)

Yeah, even though in 218 they finished with...

RACHEL: Well, maybe they can find a way to bring you back.

JOEY: Nah, they said that when they found my body, my brain was so
smashed in that the only doctor that could have saved me was
me. Supposed to be some kind of irony or somethin'.


>> When Rachel tries to tell Monica & Phoebe her good news, she has to
>> compete with Joey's good news - but this time she won, unlike 409 "TOW
>> They're Gonna Party!" where she had to compete with Monica's good news
>> & lost, and was left to celebrate on her own.

> And fortunately, no one died (?) after this promotion.

They can't kill off Ralph Lauren! :)

And thanks for your parenthetical query over Joanna's fate. ;)


>> Can someone who knows about the Ralph Lauren empire please explain what
>> Polo Retail is? All I know is that they don't sell wedding dresses.

>> Rachel has obviously been going up at Ralph Lauren. As late as 608 "TOW


>> Ross's Teeth", her boss Kim didn't like her until she pretended to have
>> been dumped by Mr.Lauren. And then thanks to Jill & Phoebe in 613 "TOW
>> Rachel's Sister" Rachel got the idea for apartment pants, Kim loved the
>> idea, and presumably it was a success.

> Well, maybe Kim and Rachel bonded after Kim revealed her affair with
> Kenny the copy guy.

Oh, they did, you could see this at the end of the episode.


> And the woman who plays Kim is on another TV-show right now (IIRC,
> Bette on CBS), so having Rachel promoted was perhaps a natural choice
> for the writers.

Yeah, could be. She's Joanna Gleason, the daughter of Monty Hall (the
great US game show host), and the wife of Susan Sarandon's ex-husband.


>> Does anyone agree that Tag looks a lot like a younger version of Ross?

>> If so, Rachel being so attracted to him would be nice foreshadowing for
>> all the Ross & Rachel fans - if it wasn't for the fact that Tag & Phoebe
>> are so attracted to each other...

>> Rachel immediately uses a camera so that later on she can privately lust


>> over photographs of the pretty boy. Oh, what a fuss there would be if say
>> Ross dared to do the same thing with a pretty girl at work.

> Double standards... Next thing you know, Friends will be the PG
> version of the movie Disclosure. :)

That could be a direction for the story to go, for Rachel to reach her
much awaited come-uppance & redemption.


>> Meanwhile, Rachel had better be careful, lest she ends up spending all
>> of eternity with Frances...

>> Do female readers agree with Rachel that Tag is so pretty? Or is he as
>> ugly as Paolo?

> No comment. You have already read my comments on 705. :)

Ugly & stupid.

But I still think he was good at his job, for a beginner. He is eager
and willing to learn, and will adopt Rachel's methods. He is also very
diligent, stopping late at night to get the job done, and also working
in his lunch hour when Rachel expected to find him at leisure. Okay, so
Hilda was far better at doing the job in the first place - but you see
that only makes her a *BAD* choice for the post of assistant, for she
would have constituted a real threat to Rachel.


>> Once Tag reveals some hitherto unsuspected bad character trait & leaves,
>> (as they do), it would be nice if Rachel brought cute red-headed Sophie
>> over from Bloomingdale's to be her assistant.

> I miss Sophie. She was really funny.

Yep, she deserves a break, and I think that Joey would like her...


>> When Chandler waves an intruder away, we see how the gang hang onto
>> their couch & chairs at Central Perk.

> They have more courage now than when they walked away dejectedly in
> 301 TOW The Princess Leia Fantasy.

Well of course, in that episode Chandler & Ross had only just survived
the trauma of the couch bullies, and they warned the others.


>> Ross should not be surprised that Chandler tells Monica everything,
>> since he has been doing it for years, most wonderfully in the big
>> secrets scene from 204 "TOW Phoebe's Husband".

>> In 615-616 "TOT Could Have Been", we never learnt who Chandler had
>> sex with before Monica. Could she have been the cleaning lady?

>> Some commentators have claimed a continuity error, since it is well


>> established that Ross lost his virginity to Carol Willick. Although
>> the accounts given are so vague & contradictory that no error can be
>> proved, the creators themselves felt bound to reply to the controversy
>> in the New York Daily News...

>> "He did not have sex with that woman! She & Ross", series co-creator
>> David Crane explained, "did everything but. I'd like to believe that,
>> even in college, while Carol was the only woman he'd ever had sex
>> with, he did some other stuff, too."

> Well, we have already talked about this in another thread, but I'd say
> that Crane sounds a bit "caught". :)

Crane co-created this universe which we explore. He & Kauffman are God.


Tennant

Marita

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On Tue, 28 Nov 2000 02:51:29 GMT, Tennant Stuart

<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:
>>> A disappointing second attempt for David Schwimmer.
>
>> After the fab 606 TO On The Last Night last year, our expectations
>> were just too high.
>
>Exactly Marita, but those who won't continue reading because they
>have not yet seen Season 7 need not fret, it wasn't that bad either.

No, not at all. It was more of an average episode. And 703 was so
great, so it's not fair to compare those two either.

Not to mention the fact that it helps her out when she's begging for
money (617). Hopefully, she doesn't have to do that anymore now.
(Charging massage clients 80 dollars a week, she should have no
problems with the finances at the moment.)

>> I kept thinking that even though Phoebe is a terrible actress, she
>> couldn't have made Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E. any worse than it already was,
>> so having Phoebe as Mac's blonde human sidekick (Vunda??) might have
>> saved the show from the inevitable TV-axe.
>
>Lol! That's what it needed! She's always wanted to fight crime.

And this way it wouldn't be illegal either. :)

>> It's always funny to see a desperate Joey looking for a job, so when
>> Joey has money (not for long, of course) it's fresh.
>
>That's the good thing about his character, being in a dodgy profession
>means that the writers can cook up all sorts of things for him to do.

Yeah. And I kind of get the feeling that the actors in Hollywood put
some of their own experience into parts like these, which in turn
makes it funnier to watch.

>>> Phoebe makes Joey crawl back to "Days of Our Lives" to beg for the part,
>>> but Stryker Ramoray has already been cast. Yet when filming begins, he
>>> treats a man who's been in a coma for five years, and when filming ends,
>>> Joey removes his fake bandages - he's back as Drake Ramoray!
>
>> Yay! Joey is brilliant in bad soap-operas, so I can't wait to see
>> what's going to happen in this story arc.
>
>Always good fun for the writers - I just loved "I got to go to work,
>I'm delivering twins today, but only one of them is mine!"

Me too. The worst thing is that it probably could have happened on a
soap-opera! :)

>>> Ralph Lauren promotes Rachel to the position of Merchandising Manager
>>> for Polo Retail, at last giving her the office of her own that was so
>>> cruelly snatched away three years before. And not only does she get a
>>> big pay rise, but she can hire her own assistant.
>
>> The scene when Rachel tells this news to Monica and Phoebe was rather
>> good. Rachel and Joey competing over who has got the best job isn't
>> something we see every day.
>
>Oh yes, it was good, but it was very similar to the scene in 409 "TOW
>They're Gonna Party!" where Rachel tries to tell Monica she is going to
>be an assistant buyer at Bloomingdale's with her own office with walls &
>everything, but Monica & Phoebe are too busy with their news to listen.

I know. However, I don't think we've ever seen Rachel and *Joey*
compete over something like this.
In the beginning they were the "losers", but now they were some of the
most successful people in the group. (Until Joey lost his job that
is.)

>True, true. And in 409 they had a better ending where Phoebe & Monica
>rush off to argue over the van, leaving Rachel to celebrate by throwing
>her arms into the air, all pathetic & alone.

"I'm gonna have walls! Walls!!" <g>

>> (BTW, I must point out a small in-joke here. I don't know if anybody
>> has mentioned this before, but if you take a closer look, Monica is
>> reading InStyle Magazine when Rachel enters Central Perk. And in that
>> very issue there was an interview with a certain Matthew Perry saying
>> that Chandler was going to marry Monica soon. Not much, I know, but I
>> thought it was funny. )
>
>Oh yes? Can you tell if CCA had it open to the relevant page?

No. Apparently Monica is reading pages 152 and 153, and there isn't a
thing on those pages that is remotely related to animals and what they
say about you... ;)
MP is on page 635 and then there is a picture of CCA on page 156...

>>> The most suitable candidate is Hilda, an older woman with experience &
>>> good references, but Rachel foolishly exposes herself by revealing that
>>> she's never had anyone work for her before, apart from a maid when she
>>> was a kid. In the murky world of office politics this is a bad move...
>
>> Maybe Hilda would have laughed at her if she had indeed hired Hilda.
>
>How do you mean? Rachel did hire Hilda.

Yeah, but if Hilda had been allowed to stay longer than her rather
short visit at Ralph Lauren, Hilda might have realised rather quickly
that Rachel was maybe a little too excited about hiring her own
assistant.

>>> Rachel dutifully takes Phoebe's advice to hire Hilda, but when Tag comes
>>> to bring her a plot plant she is overcome with lust, and hires him. In a
>>> very smart move, she tells Tag that his first job is to fire Hilda!
>
>> Hilda should have been there when Tag entered, because it would have
>> been funny to see her face. :)
>
>I know, something else to add to the huge list of Things We Wish We'd Seen.

We should send that list as a wish list to the producers for
Christmas...

>>> Phoebe pops into Rachel's office to check her out, and is not surprised
>>> to find Tag there - in fact the pair immediately begin flirting! Rachel's
>>> response is typical, for she takes Phoebe aside and lies to her that Tag
>>> is gay. Even though she cannot get involved with her assistant, she is
>>> not going to let anyone else have him either.
>
>> Surprised that she acts like this? I didn't think so. :)
>
>I said Phoebe was *not* surprised, or am I misunderstanding you?

I was talking about Rachel and the fact that she tends to keep the
cute guys to herself. And if she doesn't succeed in doing so, she'll
get jealous...

>>> Later, a suspicious Tag confronts Rachel with the news that other guys in
>>> the office are asking him out, so she feigns innocence be pretending she
>>> thought he was gay. But then Tag reveals that he wants to ask Phoebe out,
>>> and Rachel goes too far by telling him that Phoebe is gay...
>
>> Ugh. You already know how I feel about Tag. <g>
>
>Ugly & stupid.

Hopefully, he grows on you.
I might have been a little harsh on him, but I think he's this year's
Janine, only more boring.

>> Anyway, Chandler shouldn't be so upset. Spouses can't share
>> everything.
>
>Yes he should, Monica offered him an exchange knowing that it would be
>unfair. I've always thought of Monica as a good sport, but here she was
>not. If it really had been a secret that a spouse can't share then she
>should have said so, and left it at that.

But in the end he realised that it's not smart to share absolutely
*everything*...
However, he shouldn't expect Monica to tell him everything that Rachel
and Phoebe tell her. I know that she tricked him and everything, but
in the end it worked out just fine (?).

>> This seemed like a copy of last year's 609 TOW Ross Got High, but
>> because the secrets were so hilarious, it worked anyway.
>
>Yes, okay, but I preferred 609 because of Judy's reaction.

609 was really funny, but I enjoyed this one too. Maybe it was because
unlike hurricane Gloria and Ross smoking pot, I had actually been to
Space Mountain and knew what they were talking about. :)
(It's not as scary as Ross thinks, though.)

>> Just the thought of Chandler and Ross in a Vanilla Ice look-a-like
>> contest cracked me up. :)
>
>Yeah! Something else to add to the huge list of Things We Wish We'd Seen.

It's growing every week.... :)

>> It's so typical for soap operas to do this and great to see that
>> Friends is making fun of it! :)
>
>Yeah, even though in 218 they finished with...
>
>RACHEL: Well, maybe they can find a way to bring you back.
>
>JOEY: Nah, they said that when they found my body, my brain was so
> smashed in that the only doctor that could have saved me was
> me. Supposed to be some kind of irony or somethin'.

That's the beauty of soap-operas. You can never be too sure that
someone's really dead. ;)

>>> When Rachel tries to tell Monica & Phoebe her good news, she has to
>>> compete with Joey's good news - but this time she won, unlike 409 "TOW
>>> They're Gonna Party!" where she had to compete with Monica's good news
>>> & lost, and was left to celebrate on her own.
>
>> And fortunately, no one died (?) after this promotion.
>
>They can't kill off Ralph Lauren! :)

Maybe they could kill off The Empty Vase? j/k ;)

>And thanks for your parenthetical query over Joanna's fate. ;)

I knew you were going to catch my drift... :)

>> And the woman who plays Kim is on another TV-show right now (IIRC,
>> Bette on CBS), so having Rachel promoted was perhaps a natural choice
>> for the writers.
>
>Yeah, could be. She's Joanna Gleason, the daughter of Monty Hall (the
>great US game show host), and the wife of Susan Sarandon's ex-husband.

And Ross got married there too...<g> (Monty Hall)
But nobody understood poor Chandler's joke. I had to read in Friends
Like Us to get the joke.

>>> Do female readers agree with Rachel that Tag is so pretty? Or is he as
>>> ugly as Paolo?
>
>> No comment. You have already read my comments on 705. :)
>
>Ugly & stupid.
>
>But I still think he was good at his job, for a beginner. He is eager
>and willing to learn, and will adopt Rachel's methods. He is also very
>diligent, stopping late at night to get the job done, and also working
>in his lunch hour when Rachel expected to find him at leisure. Okay, so
>Hilda was far better at doing the job in the first place - but you see
>that only makes her a *BAD* choice for the post of assistant, for she
>would have constituted a real threat to Rachel.

Oh, definitely. She would have seen what Rachel isn't capable of doing
right away. Maybe we'll have to give the bloke a chance, just like the
chance Mark gave to Rachel.

>>> Once Tag reveals some hitherto unsuspected bad character trait & leaves,
>>> (as they do), it would be nice if Rachel brought cute red-headed Sophie
>>> over from Bloomingdale's to be her assistant.
>
>> I miss Sophie. She was really funny.
>
>Yep, she deserves a break, and I think that Joey would like her...

Hehe, yeah, I know. I read a fanfic once about the two of them hooking
up, and it was really funny.

>>> When Chandler waves an intruder away, we see how the gang hang onto
>>> their couch & chairs at Central Perk.
>
>> They have more courage now than when they walked away dejectedly in
>> 301 TOW The Princess Leia Fantasy.
>
>Well of course, in that episode Chandler & Ross had only just survived
>the trauma of the couch bullies, and they warned the others.

If it hadn't been for Monica being in such a terrible shape at the
moment, she would have had no trouble getting rid of the people on
"their" couch in 301.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a290689...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
wrote:

> On Tue, 28 Nov 2000 02:51:29 GMT, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>>>> A disappointing second attempt for David Schwimmer.

>>> After the fab 606 TO On The Last Night last year, our expectations
>>> were just too high.

>> Exactly Marita, but those who won't continue reading because they
>> have not yet seen Season 7 need not fret, it wasn't that bad either.

> No, not at all. It was more of an average episode. And 703 was so
> great, so it's not fair to compare those two either.

Exactly so, and check out my review of 706... ;)

>>> Phoebe sure knows how to handle Joey, doesn't she?

>> God yes, she was absolutely wonderful, and unsurprisingly this teaser
>> went straight into my list of favourites. It's nice to know Phoebe uses
>> her female equipment for more than getting out of speeding tickets. :)

> Not to mention the fact that it helps her out when she's begging for
> money (617). Hopefully, she doesn't have to do that anymore now.

Lol, yes : "I used to beg for money. Of course it helps if you've got
y'know a little of this (she sticks her chest out and shakes it) goin'
on. Wow! I still have it!"


> (Charging massage clients 80 dollars a week, she should have no
> problems with the finances at the moment.)

Indeed so, and that's for one client who has a one hour session every
week. If she works a 40 hour week, that's about $160,000 a year! BTW,
the transcript says "eight dollars", which I'm sure is wrong.


>>> I kept thinking that even though Phoebe is a terrible actress, she
>>> couldn't have made Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E. any worse than it already was,
>>> so having Phoebe as Mac's blonde human sidekick (Vunda??) might have
>>> saved the show from the inevitable TV-axe.

>> Lol! That's what it needed! She's always wanted to fight crime.

> And this way it wouldn't be illegal either. :)

It would be fun to see a dream sequence of "Vunda & Chancy"...


>>> It's always funny to see a desperate Joey looking for a job, so when
>>> Joey has money (not for long, of course) it's fresh.

>> That's the good thing about his character, being in a dodgy profession
>> means that the writers can cook up all sorts of things for him to do.

> Yeah. And I kind of get the feeling that the actors in Hollywood put
> some of their own experience into parts like these, which in turn
> makes it funnier to watch.

Oh yes, and I'm sure that Phoebe & Ross acting so badly in 620 are based
on some of the people they've had to put up with.


>>> Yay! Joey is brilliant in bad soap-operas, so I can't wait to see
>>> what's going to happen in this story arc.

>> Always good fun for the writers - I just loved "I got to go to work,
>> I'm delivering twins today, but only one of them is mine!"

> Me too. The worst thing is that it probably could have happened on a
> soap-opera! :)

Yep - but it *is* possible... ;)


>>>> Ralph Lauren promotes Rachel to the position of Merchandising Manager
>>>> for Polo Retail, at last giving her the office of her own that was so
>>>> cruelly snatched away three years before. And not only does she get a
>>>> big pay rise, but she can hire her own assistant.

>>> The scene when Rachel tells this news to Monica and Phoebe was rather
>>> good. Rachel and Joey competing over who has got the best job isn't
>>> something we see every day.

>> Oh yes, it was good, but it was very similar to the scene in 409 "TOW
>> They're Gonna Party!" where Rachel tries to tell Monica she is going to
>> be an assistant buyer at Bloomingdale's with her own office with walls &
>> everything, but Monica & Phoebe are too busy with their news to listen.

> I know. However, I don't think we've ever seen Rachel and *Joey*
> compete over something like this.

No, but it was just Joey's turn, I think.


> In the beginning they were the "losers", but now they were some of the
> most successful people in the group. (Until Joey lost his job that is.)

That's what I mean, he's still on a very rocky footing.


>> True, true. And in 409 they had a better ending where Phoebe & Monica
>> rush off to argue over the van, leaving Rachel to celebrate by throwing
>> her arms into the air, all pathetic & alone.

> "I'm gonna have walls! Walls!!" <g>

Poor kid... and now she *does* have walls. :)


>>> (BTW, I must point out a small in-joke here. I don't know if anybody
>>> has mentioned this before, but if you take a closer look, Monica is
>>> reading InStyle Magazine when Rachel enters Central Perk. And in that
>>> very issue there was an interview with a certain Matthew Perry saying
>>> that Chandler was going to marry Monica soon. Not much, I know, but I
>>> thought it was funny. )

>> Oh yes? Can you tell if CCA had it open to the relevant page?

> No. Apparently Monica is reading pages 152 and 153, and there isn't a
> thing on those pages that is remotely related to animals and what they
> say about you... ;)

Ah.


> MP is on page 635 and then there is a picture of CCA on page 156...

Lol - so she had just been looking at herself, then turned the page!


>>> Maybe Hilda would have laughed at her if she had indeed hired Hilda.

>> How do you mean? Rachel did hire Hilda.

> Yeah, but if Hilda had been allowed to stay longer than her rather
> short visit at Ralph Lauren, Hilda might have realised rather quickly
> that Rachel was maybe a little too excited about hiring her own
> assistant.

Oh yes, and worse. Initially hiring Hilda was a big mistake.


>>> Hilda should have been there when Tag entered, because it would have
>>> been funny to see her face. :)

>> I know, something else to add to the list of Things We Wish We'd Seen.

> We should send that list as a wish list to the producers for Christmas...

Indeed yes, see below...


>>>> Phoebe pops into Rachel's office to check her out, and is not
>>>> surprised to find Tag there - in fact the pair immediately begin
>>>> flirting! Rachel's response is typical, for she takes Phoebe aside
>>>> and lies to her that Tag is gay. Even though she cannot get involved
>>>> with her assistant, she is not going to let anyone else have him
>>>> either.

>>> Surprised that she acts like this? I didn't think so. :)

>> I said Phoebe was *not* surprised, or am I misunderstanding you?

> I was talking about Rachel and the fact that she tends to keep the
> cute guys to herself. And if she doesn't succeed in doing so, she'll
> get jealous...

Ah - I was caught out by pronouns again. I feel like Joey in 517.


>>> Ugh. You already know how I feel about Tag. <g>

>> Ugly & stupid.

> Hopefully, he grows on you. I might have been a little harsh on him, but
> I think he's this year's Janine, only more boring.

She wasn't all that bad, but somehow she ruined the show's chemistry, and
made the other six less interesting - so all 4 of the episodes to feature
her just didn't work. Tag hasn't had that effect so far.


>>> Anyway, Chandler shouldn't be so upset. Spouses can't share
>>> everything.

>> Yes he should, Monica offered him an exchange knowing that it would be
>> unfair. I've always thought of Monica as a good sport, but here she was
>> not. If it really had been a secret that a spouse can't share then she
>> should have said so, and left it at that.

> But in the end he realised that it's not smart to share absolutely

> everything*. However, he shouldn't expect Monica to tell him everything


> that Rachel and Phoebe tell her. I know that she tricked him and
> everything, but in the end it worked out just fine (?).

Okay, but Monica should just have told Chandler that it wasn't her secret
to tell, and left it at that. Maybe she could have added that he would be
bored by it anyway. But I suppose it wasn't boring to her.


>>> This seemed like a copy of last year's 609 TOW Ross Got High, but
>>> because the secrets were so hilarious, it worked anyway.

>> Yes, okay, but I preferred 609 because of Judy's reaction.

> 609 was really funny, but I enjoyed this one too. Maybe it was because
> unlike hurricane Gloria and Ross smoking pot, I had actually been to
> Space Mountain and knew what they were talking about. :)

Ah-hah! Gotcha now! :)


> (It's not as scary as Ross thinks, though.)

It was the tacos!!


>>> Just the thought of Chandler and Ross in a Vanilla Ice look-a-like
>>> contest cracked me up. :)

>> Something else to add to the huge list of Things We Wish We'd Seen.

> It's growing every week.... :)

Here's the list...

Monica & Rachel kiss for one minute.
Joey taking Tag Jones out on the pull.
Monica riding side-saddle on the Chipper.
Hilda's face when Tag had 'to let her go'.
Monica and Janine brawling in Bedford Street.
Chandler being bitten by a peacock at the zoo.
Rachel convincing poor Bonnie to shave her head.
Mrs. Rachel Geller freaking out in a Greek hotel.
Rachel on her date with Van Damme & Drew Barrymore.
Joey & Chandler playing fireball in Monica's kitchen.
Phoebe jumping out of the chair at the tattoo parlour.
The face of the woman with a big head big head big head.
Chandler being slapped by George Michael at a Wham concert.
Phoebe throwing wet paper towel bombs in Monica's apartment.
Joey & Chandler smuggling the fridge past the security guard.
Chandler & Ross competing in a Vanilla Ice look-a-like contest.
Mr.Green's face after Monica told him Rachel had sex on his bed.
Joey & Chandler telling Phoebe which film star's hair they wanted.
Phoebe's cute Christmas story about a dwarf that got broke in half.
Phoebe convincing Chandler to follow her plan by booking the museum.

..any more?


>>> It's so typical for soap operas to do this and great to see that
>>> Friends is making fun of it! :)

>> Yeah, even though in 218 they finished with...

>> RACHEL: Well, maybe they can find a way to bring you back.

>> JOEY: Nah, they said that when they found my body, my brain was so
>> smashed in that the only doctor that could have saved me was
>> me. Supposed to be some kind of irony or somethin'.

> That's the beauty of soap-operas. You can never be too sure that
> someone's really dead. ;)

Joanna lives!!! ;)


>>>> When Rachel tries to tell Monica & Phoebe her good news, she has to
>>>> compete with Joey's good news - but this time she won, unlike 409 "TOW
>>>> They're Gonna Party!" where she had to compete with Monica's good news
>>>> & lost, and was left to celebrate on her own.

>>> And fortunately, no one died (?) after this promotion.

>> They can't kill off Ralph Lauren! :)

> Maybe they could kill off The Empty Vase? j/k ;)

You might be kidding, but that's an idea actually. It would make a change
from a Suddenly Revealed Hitherto Unsuspected Personality Defect...


>> And thanks for your parenthetical query over Joanna's fate. ;)

> I knew you were going to catch my drift... :)

:)


>>> And the woman who plays Kim is on another TV-show right now (IIRC,
>>> Bette on CBS), so having Rachel promoted was perhaps a natural choice
>>> for the writers.

>> Yeah, could be. She's Joanna Gleason, the daughter of Monty Hall (the
>> great US game show host), and the wife of Susan Sarandon's ex-husband.

> And Ross got married there too...<g> (Monty Hall)
> But nobody understood poor Chandler's joke. I had to read in Friends
> Like Us to get the joke.

Indeed. One of the writers must have had this pathetic joke that nobody
would let him use, and finally it got trotted out.


>> But I still think Tag was good at his job, for a beginner. He is eager


>> and willing to learn, and will adopt Rachel's methods. He is also very
>> diligent, stopping late at night to get the job done, and also working
>> in his lunch hour when Rachel expected to find him at leisure. Okay, so
>> Hilda was far better at doing the job in the first place - but you see
>> that only makes her a *BAD* choice for the post of assistant, for she
>> would have constituted a real threat to Rachel.

> Oh, definitely. She would have seen what Rachel isn't capable of doing
> right away. Maybe we'll have to give the bloke a chance, just like the
> chance Mark gave to Rachel.

Yeah - although the more I see of Tag, the less I like him...


>>> I miss Sophie. She was really funny.

>> Yep, she deserves a break, and I think that Joey would like her...

> Hehe, yeah, I know. I read a fanfic once about the two of them hooking
> up, and it was really funny.

Oh yes? Where?


>>>> When Chandler waves an intruder away, we see how the gang hang onto
>>>> their couch & chairs at Central Perk.

>>> They have more courage now than when they walked away dejectedly in
>>> 301 TOW The Princess Leia Fantasy.

>> Well of course, in that episode Chandler & Ross had only just survived
>> the trauma of the couch bullies, and they warned the others.

> If it hadn't been for Monica being in such a terrible shape at the
> moment, she would have had no trouble getting rid of the people on
> "their" couch in 301.

She *was* in a bad way. Fans should think about that when they blithely
speculate about Monica running out on Chandler at the wedding.

Marita

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>> No, not at all. It was more of an average episode. And 703 was so
>> great, so it's not fair to compare those two either.

>Exactly so, and check out my review of 706... ;)

And I agree with your praise of that lovely episode..

>>>> I kept thinking that even though Phoebe is a terrible actress, she


>>>> couldn't have made Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E. any worse than it already was,
>>>> so having Phoebe as Mac's blonde human sidekick (Vunda??) might have
>>>> saved the show from the inevitable TV-axe.

>>> Lol! That's what it needed! She's always wanted to fight crime.

>> And this way it wouldn't be illegal either. :)

>It would be fun to see a dream sequence of "Vunda & Chancy"...

With Phoebe driving the van, of course... :)



>>> Always good fun for the writers - I just loved "I got to go to work,
>>> I'm delivering twins today, but only one of them is mine!"

>> Me too. The worst thing is that it probably could have happened on a
>> soap-opera! :)

>Yep - but it *is* possible... ;)

Yeah, I remember reading about a woman who got one kid who was
Afro-American and one who was Caucasian. And there were of course two
fathers involved.

>>> True, true. And in 409 they had a better ending where Phoebe & Monica
>>> rush off to argue over the van, leaving Rachel to celebrate by throwing
>>> her arms into the air, all pathetic & alone.

>> "I'm gonna have walls! Walls!!" <g>

>Poor kid... and now she *does* have walls. :)

And an assistant.

>> Hopefully, he grows on you. I might have been a little harsh on him, but
>> I think he's this year's Janine, only more boring.

>She wasn't all that bad, but somehow she ruined the show's chemistry, and
>made the other six less interesting - so all 4 of the episodes to feature her just
>didn't work. Tag hasn't had that effect so far.

So far (704) he's been boring, but he might turn out OK in the end.



>> (It's not as scary as Ross thinks, though.)

>It was the tacos!!

I guess it was the same deal with the water fountain.



>>> Something else to add to the huge list of Things We Wish We'd Seen.

>> It's growing every week.... :)

>Here's the list...

>Monica & Rachel kiss for one minute.
>Joey taking Tag Jones out on the pull.
>Monica riding side-saddle on the Chipper.
>Hilda's face when Tag had 'to let her go'.
>Monica and Janine brawling in Bedford Street.
>Chandler being bitten by a peacock at the zoo.
>Rachel convincing poor Bonnie to shave her head.
>Mrs. Rachel Geller freaking out in a Greek hotel.
>Rachel on her date with Van Damme & Drew Barrymore.
>Joey & Chandler playing fireball in Monica's kitchen.
>Phoebe jumping out of the chair at the tattoo parlour.
>The face of the woman with a big head big head big head.
>Chandler being slapped by George Michael at a Wham concert.
>Phoebe throwing wet paper towel bombs in Monica's apartment.

>Joey & Chandler smuggling the fridge past the security guard. Chandler & Ross competing in a Vanilla Ice look-a-like contest. Mr.Green's face after Monica told him Rachel had sex on his bed. Joey & Chandler telling Phoebe which film star's hair they wanted. Phoebe's cute Christmas story about a dwarf that got broke in half. Phoebe convincing Chandler to follow her plan by booking the museum.

>..any more?

Phoebe forming the A-team (I said it in another thread, but...)
Joey getting stuck in the trash chute
Phoebe asking people if they want massages, and the police thinking
that she's a hooker.
Phoebe impersonating a police officer and doing good deeds.
Monica diving to get the Geller Cup from the lake.
Ross getting mad at the kids who knock on his door.
Rachel running down the aisle.
Chandler wearing the cap with the little mirrors

...and dozens of other things.

>>>> I miss Sophie. She was really funny.

>>> Yep, she deserves a break, and I think that Joey would like her...

>> Hehe, yeah, I know. I read a fanfic once about the two of them hooking
>> up, and it was really funny.

>Oh yes? Where?

I can't remember. It was a fanfic from the beginning of season 5, and
Joey and Sophie hooked up. They went on a double date at first, so
they had to bring one friend each to have a blind date for their
friends. Of course they ended up with Ross and Rachel, and it turned
ugly IIRC. But I can't remember the title.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a2c241e...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
wrote:

>>> No, not at all. It was more of an average episode. And 703 was so
>>> great, so it's not fair to compare those two either.

>> Exactly so, and check out my review of 706... ;)

> And I agree with your praise of that lovely episode..

Thank God we two are lucky enough to see this season for ourselves, and
not be dependant on those doom & gloom merchants who see only the bad.

>> It would be fun to see a dream sequence of "Vunda & Chancy"...

> With Phoebe driving the van, of course... :)

Which turns into a speedboat as the villains try to escape up the
river. Chancy can't see as the spray clouds his glasses, and falls
overboard. After Vunda has to circle back to rescue him, they are
captured and taken to the black-haired gangleader Monana, where
Chancy proves his worth by sweet talking her into letting them
go, except Vunda falls for Monana's sidekick, the Bone Man...


>>>> Always good fun for the writers - I just loved "I got to go to work,
>>>> I'm delivering twins today, but only one of them is mine!"

>>> Me too. The worst thing is that it probably could have happened on a
>>> soap-opera! :)

>> Yep - but it *is* possible... ;)

> Yeah, I remember reading about a woman who got one kid who was
> Afro-American and one who was Caucasian. And there were of course
> two fathers involved.

Yep. And even easier in a hospital with an IVF clinic. For all that we
know, Dr.Zane ill deserves her reputation - so Frank, Lesley & Chandler
all have different fathers, one of whom is Joey...


>> Poor kid... and now she *does* have walls. :)

> And an assistant.

Who is more boring, or less boring, than the walls? ;)


>>> (It's not as scary as Ross thinks, though.)

>> It was the tacos!!

> I guess it was the same deal with the water fountain.

Lol yes, Wet Pants Geller! Poor guy.


>>>> Something else to add to the huge list of Things We Wish We'd Seen.

>>> It's growing every week.... :)

>> ..any more?

Some great ones there Marita, here's the new list...

Phoebe forming the new A-Team.
Street Phoebe stabbing the cop.


Monica & Rachel kiss for one minute.

Ursula & Leslie running on the barge.
Joey getting stuck in the trash chute.


Joey taking Tag Jones out on the pull.
Monica riding side-saddle on the Chipper.
Hilda's face when Tag had 'to let her go'.

Chandler wearing a cap with little mirrors.
The police assuming that Phoebe is a hooker.


Monica and Janine brawling in Bedford Street.
Chandler being bitten by a peacock at the zoo.
Rachel convincing poor Bonnie to shave her head.
Mrs. Rachel Geller freaking out in a Greek hotel.

Monica diving to get the Geller Cup from the lake.

Rachel on her date with Van Damme & Drew Barrymore.

Ross chasing kids who knock on his door & run away.


Joey & Chandler playing fireball in Monica's kitchen.
Phoebe jumping out of the chair at the tattoo parlour.

Phoebe impersonating a police officer to do good deeds.


The face of the woman with a big head big head big head.
Chandler being slapped by George Michael at a Wham concert.
Phoebe throwing wet paper towel bombs in Monica's apartment.
Joey & Chandler smuggling the fridge past the security guard.
Chandler & Ross competing in a Vanilla Ice look-a-like contest.
Mr.Green's face after Monica told him Rachel had sex on his bed.
Joey & Chandler telling Phoebe which film star's hair they wanted.
Phoebe's cute Christmas story about a dwarf that got broke in half.
Phoebe convincing Chandler to follow her plan by booking the museum.

> Rachel running down the aisle.

How do you mean? At her wedding to Barry? If so, she popped the bathroom
window out of the frame, and escaped that way.

> ...and dozens of other things.

Yes yes yes???? More please!!!


>>> I read a fanfic once about the two of them hooking
>>> up, and it was really funny.

>> Oh yes? Where?

> I can't remember. It was a fanfic from the beginning of season 5, and
> Joey and Sophie hooked up. They went on a double date at first, so
> they had to bring one friend each to have a blind date for their
> friends. Of course they ended up with Ross and Rachel, and it turned
> ugly IIRC. But I can't remember the title.

Ooh. Does anyone else know this?

Marita

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On Tue, 05 Dec 2000 13:33:40 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>>>> No, not at all. It was more of an average episode. And 703 was so
>>>> great, so it's not fair to compare those two either.
>

>>> Exactly so, and check out my review of 706... ;)
>
>> And I agree with your praise of that lovely episode..
>
>Thank God we two are lucky enough to see this season for ourselves, and
>not be dependant on those doom & gloom merchants who see only the bad.

Yep. :)

>>> It would be fun to see a dream sequence of "Vunda & Chancy"...


>
>> With Phoebe driving the van, of course... :)
>
>Which turns into a speedboat as the villains try to escape up the
>river. Chancy can't see as the spray clouds his glasses, and falls
>overboard. After Vunda has to circle back to rescue him, they are
>captured and taken to the black-haired gangleader Monana, where
>Chancy proves his worth by sweet talking her into letting them
>go, except Vunda falls for Monana's sidekick, the Bone Man...

Lol! I see a new fantasy episode coming up...
A Friends/Face Off (the boat chase of course)/Charlie's Angels
crossover..

>> Yeah, I remember reading about a woman who got one kid who was
>> Afro-American and one who was Caucasian. And there were of course
>> two fathers involved.
>
>Yep. And even easier in a hospital with an IVF clinic. For all that we
>know, Dr.Zane ill deserves her reputation - so Frank, Lesley & Chandler
>all have different fathers, one of whom is Joey...

And one is Jack Geller due to his donation several years ago. So that
means that Chandler is Monica's sister. (This could get tricky and end
up on Jerry Springer)

>>> Poor kid... and now she *does* have walls. :)
>
>> And an assistant.
>
>Who is more boring, or less boring, than the walls? ;)

Lol! I'll have to get back to you on that after I've seen him in
another episode.

>>>> (It's not as scary as Ross thinks, though.)
>

>>> It was the tacos!!
>
>> I guess it was the same deal with the water fountain.
>
>Lol yes, Wet Pants Geller! Poor guy.

It would have been funny to know just how many nick names Ross has
had.

>>>>> Something else to add to the huge list of Things We Wish We'd Seen.
>
>>>> It's growing every week.... :)
>

Young Ross washing his dad's Porsche with rocks
Joey walking upstairs to his apartment wearing only one shoe before
realising he forgot the other one at Central Perk
A hammered Mr Bing sneaking around in the house wearing a red suit and
black boots
Phoebe living in Prague
"Monica" and "Monana" crashing an embassy party
Ross and Chandler's band playing "Emotional Knapsack"
Frank Buffay walking around on stilts
If and when Ursula and Phoebe were friends
Ross wearing leg warmers
Fat Monica trying to eat a squirrel
Phoebe taking her grandma to the vet
How they managed to get the turkey off Joey's head
Mr Bing in Dollywood
The Greens on their boat (1980's and 2000-version)

>> Rachel running down the aisle.
>
>How do you mean? At her wedding to Barry? If so, she popped the bathroom
>window out of the frame, and escaped that way.

Sorry, my bad. Rachel running down the street in pouring rain wearing
her wedding gown. :)

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a2fbe34...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
wrote:

I can't sneak the references past you, Marita! There was a bit of TWINE
in there too. And I'd like to see Gale Weathers pop into Central Perk...


>>> Yeah, I remember reading about a woman who got one kid who was
>>> Afro-American and one who was Caucasian. And there were of course
>>> two fathers involved.

>> Yep. And even easier in a hospital with an IVF clinic. For all that we
>> know, Dr.Zane ill deserves her reputation - so Frank, Lesley & Chandler
>> all have different fathers, one of whom is Joey...

> And one is Jack Geller due to his donation several years ago. So that
> means that Chandler is Monica's sister. (This could get tricky and end
> up on Jerry Springer)

ROTFL! "So that means that Chandler is Monica's sister" is a sentence that
just *needs* to be read twice. :)

>>>> Poor kid... and now she *does* have walls. :)

>>> And an assistant.

>> Who is more boring, or less boring, than the walls? ;)

> Lol! I'll have to get back to you on that after I've seen him in
> another episode.

'kay. :)


>>>>> (It's not as scary as Ross thinks, though.)

>>>> It was the tacos!!

>>> I guess it was the same deal with the water fountain.

>> Lol yes, Wet Pants Geller! Poor guy.

> It would have been funny to know just how many nick names Ross has
> had.

I can think of Bea, Mental Geller, Mr.Big-shot, Neil, Red Ross, Rossie,
Wet Pants, and Wet-head - but there are bound to be some more...


> Good stuff Marita, thanks! I've added some more myself.

Here's the new list Things We Wish We'd Seen...

Phoebe living in Prague.
Mr.Bing goes to Dollywood.


Phoebe forming the new A-Team.
Street Phoebe stabbing the cop.

The chicken pooping in Julie's lap.
Fat Monica trying to eat a squirrel.
Ross wearing leg warmers in college.
Phoebe taking her grandma to the vet.
Ugly Naked Guy using his Thighmaster.


Ursula & Leslie running on the barge.

Frank Buffay walking around on stilts.


Joey getting stuck in the trash chute.
Joey taking Tag Jones out on the pull.

Chandler as Liza Minnelli in Las Vegas.
Monica & Rachel kissing for one minute.


Monica riding side-saddle on the Chipper.
Hilda's face when Tag had 'to let her go'.
Chandler wearing a cap with little mirrors.

Chandler talking to Nora on his penis phone.
Street Phoebe finding aromatherapy & Monica.


The police assuming that Phoebe is a hooker.
Monica and Janine brawling in Bedford Street.
Chandler being bitten by a peacock at the zoo.

Joey in the Wee Ones' production of Pinocchio.


Rachel convincing poor Bonnie to shave her head.

The gang beating Hassidic jewellers at softball.
The last time that Ursula & Phoebe were friends.
Young Ross washing his dad's Porsche with rocks.


Mrs. Rachel Geller freaking out in a Greek hotel.

What Phoebe went through with Carl who ate chalk.


Monica diving to get the Geller Cup from the lake.

The Greens on their boat in the 1980s & the 2000s.
How they managed to get the turkey off Joey's head.


Rachel on her date with Van Damme & Drew Barrymore.
Ross chasing kids who knock on his door & run away.
Joey & Chandler playing fireball in Monica's kitchen.
Phoebe jumping out of the chair at the tattoo parlour.

Ross and Chandler's band playing "Emotional Knapsack".


Phoebe impersonating a police officer to do good deeds.

Rachel running down a rainy street in her wedding gown.


The face of the woman with a big head big head big head.
Chandler being slapped by George Michael at a Wham concert.

Joey wearing only one shoe after losing one at Central Perk.


Phoebe throwing wet paper towel bombs in Monica's apartment.
Joey & Chandler smuggling the fridge past the security guard.

Ross thrusting the burning dollhouse at Monica in the shower.
A hammered Mr.Bing sneaking around in a red suit & black boots.


Chandler & Ross competing in a Vanilla Ice look-a-like contest.

Mr.Green's face when Monica told him Rachel had sex on his bed.
Monana singing "Memo-" on the stage at the Wintergarden Theatre.
Street Phoebe cleaning windows with her cowboy friend Albino Bob.
Ursula finding her mother's body and destroying the suicide note.


Joey & Chandler telling Phoebe which film star's hair they wanted.

Monica & Monana Gunnersen crashing the Celtics & an embassy party.


Phoebe's cute Christmas story about a dwarf that got broke in half.
Phoebe convincing Chandler to follow her plan by booking the museum.

Street Phoebe living in a Gremlin with Cindy who talked to his hand.

..any more?

Marita

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Pardon me, but what's TWINE?
Gale Weathers needs to gain weight and get a new haircut. Her
appearance in Scream 3 was plain weird. Jennifer Jolie (Parker Posey)
was much funnier.
I'd like to see Nic Cage, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu on the show.

>>>> Yeah, I remember reading about a woman who got one kid who was
>>>> Afro-American and one who was Caucasian. And there were of course
>>>> two fathers involved.
>
>>> Yep. And even easier in a hospital with an IVF clinic. For all that we
>>> know, Dr.Zane ill deserves her reputation - so Frank, Lesley & Chandler
>>> all have different fathers, one of whom is Joey...
>
>> And one is Jack Geller due to his donation several years ago. So that
>> means that Chandler is Monica's sister. (This could get tricky and end
>> up on Jerry Springer)
>
>ROTFL! "So that means that Chandler is Monica's sister" is a sentence that
>just *needs* to be read twice. :)

Of course. Maybe we need to call Jerry Springer or Ricki Lake right
away. ;)

>> It would have been funny to know just how many nick names Ross has
>> had.
>
>I can think of Bea, Mental Geller, Mr.Big-shot, Neil, Red Ross, Rossie,
>Wet Pants, and Wet-head - but there are bound to be some more...

I can think of Sailor. (223)

This is getting difficult, but here are some...

Gunther being buried in an avalanche
Chandler sticking his tongue down (sorry, "being friendly" Monica,
Rachel and Ross's throats.
The Greens fighting and bishop Tutu shushing them during Jill's (?)
graduation
The Pictionary incident ("Watch out!!")

And of course the biggest one of them all...
Fnding out how Monica got so wasted that she ended up in Chandler's
bedroom that night in London.

Marita

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Damn.... I just realised what TWINE was... :P
Just ignore my question.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a3198b7...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
wrote:

> Damn.... I just realised what TWINE was... :P
> Just ignore my question.

The Won In Northern Europe?

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a3194c1...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
wrote:

>>> Lol! I see a new fantasy episode coming up...


>>> A Friends/Face Off (the boat chase of course)/Charlie's Angels
>>> crossover..

>> I can't sneak the references past you, Marita! There was a bit of TWINE
>> in there too. And I'd like to see Gale Weathers pop into Central Perk...

> Pardon me, but what's TWINE?

It's the new James Bond movie, "The World Is Not Enough".


> Gale Weathers needs to gain weight and get a new haircut. Her
> appearance in Scream 3 was plain weird. Jennifer Jolie (Parker Posey)
> was much funnier.

I've only seen the first Scream.


> I'd like to see Nic Cage, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu on the show.

Can't stand Cage, Barrymore is already on the "Things We Wish We'd Seen"
list, and Liu was terrible in "ER" - but just for you Marita, yes. :)


>> ROTFL! "So that means that Chandler is Monica's sister" is a sentence
> that just *needs* to be read twice. :)

> Of course. Maybe we need to call Jerry Springer or Ricki Lake right
> away. ;)

Did you know that "Springer" is German for "knight" (as in chess)?

Sorry, I went a bit Rossish there for a moment.


>>> It would have been funny to know just how many nick names Ross has
>>> had.

>> I can think of Bea, Mental Geller, Mr.Big-shot, Neil, Red Ross, Rossie,
>> Wet Pants, and Wet-head - but there are bound to be some more...

> I can think of Sailor. (223)

That's what she called Joey last week!


Good stuff Marita, thanks! I've added some more myself.

Here's the new list of Things We Wish We'd Seen...

Phoebe living in Prague.
The Pictionary incident.


Mr.Bing goes to Dollywood.
Phoebe forming the new A-Team.
Street Phoebe stabbing the cop.
The chicken pooping in Julie's lap.
Fat Monica trying to eat a squirrel.
Ross wearing leg warmers in college.

Gunther being buried in an avalanche.


Phoebe taking her grandma to the vet.
Ugly Naked Guy using his Thighmaster.
Ursula & Leslie running on the barge.
Frank Buffay walking around on stilts.
Joey getting stuck in the trash chute.
Joey taking Tag Jones out on the pull.
Chandler as Liza Minnelli in Las Vegas.
Monica & Rachel kissing for one minute.

George Stephanopoulos dropping the towel.

Where Phoebe put the tweezers, so she can operate again.
Phoebe working in a Dairy Queen during the mine accident.


Chandler being slapped by George Michael at a Wham concert.

How Monica ended up in Chandler's bed that night in London.


Joey wearing only one shoe after losing one at Central Perk.
Phoebe throwing wet paper towel bombs in Monica's apartment.
Joey & Chandler smuggling the fridge past the security guard.
Ross thrusting the burning dollhouse at Monica in the shower.

Bishop Tutu shushing the fighting Greens at Jill's graduation.


A hammered Mr.Bing sneaking around in a red suit & black boots.
Chandler & Ross competing in a Vanilla Ice look-a-like contest.
Mr.Green's face when Monica told him Rachel had sex on his bed.
Monana singing "Memo-" on the stage at the Wintergarden Theatre.
Street Phoebe cleaning windows with her cowboy friend Albino Bob.
Ursula finding her mother's body and destroying the suicide note.

Chandler sticking his tongue down Monica, Rachel & Ross's throats.


Joey & Chandler telling Phoebe which film star's hair they wanted.
Monica & Monana Gunnersen crashing the Celtics & an embassy party.
Phoebe's cute Christmas story about a dwarf that got broke in half.

Rachel peeing her pants in 7th grade because Monica made her laugh.


Phoebe convincing Chandler to follow her plan by booking the museum.
Street Phoebe living in a Gremlin with Cindy who talked to his hand.

..any more? ;)

mari...@my-deja.com

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In article <na.6078f74a2a...@argonet.co.uk>,

Tennant Stuart <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:
> In article <3a3198b7...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
> wrote:
>
> > Damn.... I just realised what TWINE was... :P
> > Just ignore my question.
>
> The Won In Northern Europe?

Hehe, no.

What can I say? TWINE wasn't the best 007 movie ever... It's easy to
forget it. Sophie Marceau's earrings were pretty cool, though, as well
as Bond jumping down on the Millennium Dome.
Dr Christmas Jones, however, has to be one of THE dumbest Bond babes
ever.

I think "Beyond The Ice" will be much better.


~Marita
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Tennant Stuart was performing a quirkafleeg, while saying:

: In article <3a3198b7...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)


: wrote:
:
: > Damn.... I just realised what TWINE was... :P
: > Just ignore my question.
:
: The Won In Northern Europe?

The World Is Not Enough, I should imagine (I haven't read the thread)

Al

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Tennant Stuart

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In article <90vs30$6u6$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>, mari...@my-deja.com wrote:

> In article <na.6078f74a2a...@argonet.co.uk>,
> Tennant Stuart <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

> What can I say? TWINE wasn't the best 007 movie ever... It's easy to
> forget it. Sophie Marceau's earrings were pretty cool, though, as well
> as Bond jumping down on the Millennium Dome. Dr Christmas Jones,
> however, has to be one of THE dumbest Bond babes ever.

You're not male, are you Marita? :)

Denise Richards in her tight shorts & tight T-shirt totally kicked ass!


> I think "Beyond The Ice" will be much better.

That's the newie, is it?

Marita

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On Sun, 10 Dec 2000 13:10:51 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>> What can I say? TWINE wasn't the best 007 movie ever... It's easy to
>> forget it. Sophie Marceau's earrings were pretty cool, though, as well
>> as Bond jumping down on the Millennium Dome. Dr Christmas Jones,
>> however, has to be one of THE dumbest Bond babes ever.
>
>You're not male, are you Marita? :)

If I were a man, would I notice Marceau's earrings? :)

>Denise Richards in her tight shorts & tight T-shirt totally kicked ass!

If you say so....

>> I think "Beyond The Ice" will be much better.
>
>That's the newie, is it?

Yep, starring Catherine Zeta-Dougla$ as a female MI6 agent and Kevin
Spacey as the bad guy. I can't wait to see Spacey, 'cause he was so
good in The Usual Suspects. (And American Beauty of course).

Tennant Stuart

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In article <p0073tc4kll6fcr0k...@4ax.com>, Alex Washtell
<Alex.NOSPA...@btinternet.com> wrote:

> Tennant Stuart was performing a quirkafleeg, while saying:

>> In article <3a3198b7...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
>> wrote:

>>> Damn.... I just realised what TWINE was... :P
>>> Just ignore my question.

>> The Won In Northern Europe?

> The World Is Not Enough, I should imagine (I haven't read the thread)

Yep. :)

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a3408f4...@news.online.no>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
wrote:

> On Sun, 10 Dec 2000 13:10:51 GMT, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>>> What can I say? TWINE wasn't the best 007 movie ever... It's easy to
>>> forget it. Sophie Marceau's earrings were pretty cool, though, as well
>>> as Bond jumping down on the Millennium Dome. Dr Christmas Jones,
>>> however, has to be one of THE dumbest Bond babes ever.

>> You're not male, are you Marita? :)

> If I were a man, would I notice Marceau's earrings? :)

She wore earrings?


>> Denise Richards in her tight shorts & tight T-shirt totally kicked ass!

> If you say so....

Yep!


>>> I think "Beyond The Ice" will be much better.

>> That's the newie, is it?

> Yep, starring Catherine Zeta-Dougla$

Miaow! (lol)


> as a female MI6 agent and Kevin
> Spacey as the bad guy. I can't wait to see Spacey, 'cause he was so
> good in The Usual Suspects. (And American Beauty of course).

And "Se7en". And "L.A.Confidential". And "A Bug's Life". :)

Marita

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On Mon, 11 Dec 2000 00:59:06 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>> If I were a man, would I notice Marceau's earrings? :)
>
>She wore earrings?

Yes, she had to wear them, because they hid the wounds she got when
she was kidnapped by Renard, the bad guy.

>>>> I think "Beyond The Ice" will be much better.
>
>>> That's the newie, is it?
>
>> Yep, starring Catherine Zeta-Dougla$
>
>Miaow! (lol)

Hopefully, she can add something new to the Bond-babe genre. I think
it would have been cool with a female lead in a 007-flick that didn't
end up in Bond's bed.


>> as a female MI6 agent and Kevin
>> Spacey as the bad guy. I can't wait to see Spacey, 'cause he was so
>> good in The Usual Suspects. (And American Beauty of course).
>
>And "Se7en". And "L.A.Confidential". And "A Bug's Life". :)

Se7en - one of the creepiest bad guys ever. :)
L.A. Confidential - Good, but Russell Crowe was so much cooler. and he
survived too.
I haven't seen A Bug's Life.

I still think that The Usual Suspects is one of his best flicks. As
for American Beauty, I just hope that there will be no shower scene in
the next Bond movie.

Marita

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>> Gale Weathers needs to gain weight and get a new haircut. Her


>> appearance in Scream 3 was plain weird. Jennifer Jolie (Parker Posey)
>> was much funnier.
>
>I've only seen the first Scream.

Oh, well, you better see the next two as well. They're not as scary,
but they're quite funny.

>> I'd like to see Nic Cage, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu on the show.
>
>Can't stand Cage, Barrymore is already on the "Things We Wish We'd Seen"
>list, and Liu was terrible in "ER" - but just for you Marita, yes. :)

I think Lucy Liu is great, especially on Ally McBeal. She can be so
wonderfully evil. And she was Charlie's best Angel. :)

>>> ROTFL! "So that means that Chandler is Monica's sister" is a sentence
>> that just *needs* to be read twice. :)
>
>> Of course. Maybe we need to call Jerry Springer or Ricki Lake right
>> away. ;)
>
>Did you know that "Springer" is German for "knight" (as in chess)?
>
>Sorry, I went a bit Rossish there for a moment.

I see that. *laughs*

>>> I can think of Bea, Mental Geller, Mr.Big-shot, Neil, Red Ross, Rossie,
>>> Wet Pants, and Wet-head - but there are bound to be some more...
>
>> I can think of Sailor. (223)
>
>That's what she called Joey last week!

So it has to be one of her favourites, then.
After all, we're talking about a girl who dreams about Zack Mayo
(Richard Gere).

>Good stuff Marita, thanks! I've added some more myself.
>
>Here's the new list of Things We Wish We'd Seen...

<snip>

>..any more? ;)

Okay. :)

Rachel hitting (clocking) a girl in the line together with her.
Rachel fighting with a blonde planet over the next cab at the airport
Chandler and Joey driving Richard's Jaguar
Finding out exactly why <708 title>
Chandler collecting stuff for his friends on the George Washington
Bridge
Joey meeting Warren Beatty
The entire "Freud!" musical (just for fun)
Joey on the swings in the park
Dan the poking guy
Phoebe and Gary preventing crimes
Phoebe sitting in the interrogation room at the police station (not
together with Gary, of course)
Phoebe marrying Duncan
Phoebe with her barrel
Jack Geller soundproofing the basement (and the reason why)
Ross, Chandler and Joey yelling at the noisy guy upstairs
Monica playing "The Flying Nun"

And a scene that didn't happen, but I'd like to see it:
Chandler giving a very moving performance in Titanic. ;)

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a354399...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
wrote:

> On Mon, 11 Dec 2000 00:59:06 GMT, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>>> If I were a man, would I notice Marceau's earrings? :)

>> She wore earrings?

> Yes, she had to wear them, because they hid the wounds she got when
> she was kidnapped by Renard, the bad guy.

Ah yes - trouble was, who looks at her ears? ;)


>>>>> I think "Beyond The Ice" will be much better.

>>>> That's the newie, is it?

>>> Yep, starring Catherine Zeta-Dougla$

>> Miaow! (lol)

> Hopefully, she can add something new to the Bond-babe genre. I think
> it would have been cool with a female lead in a 007-flick that didn't
> end up in Bond's bed.

She was excellent in "Mask of Zorro".


>>> as a female MI6 agent and Kevin
>>> Spacey as the bad guy. I can't wait to see Spacey, 'cause he was so
>>> good in The Usual Suspects. (And American Beauty of course).

>> And "Se7en". And "L.A.Confidential". And "A Bug's Life". :)

> Se7en - one of the creepiest bad guys ever. :)

Shiver!


> L.A. Confidential - Good, but Russell Crowe was so much cooler. and he
> survived too.

It's very unfair to compare Spacey with the likes of Crowe. Come on, have
you *seen* "Gladiator"??? The DVD is totally awesome...


> I haven't seen A Bug's Life.

He just does the voice for the villain, but he's *very* good.


> I still think that The Usual Suspects is one of his best flicks.

I worked who it was in the first 20 minutes. :)

> As for American Beauty, I just hope that there will be no shower scene
> in the next Bond movie.

Lol

Marita

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On Mon, 11 Dec 2000 21:47:09 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>>>> If I were a man, would I notice Marceau's earrings? :)
>
>>> She wore earrings?
>
>> Yes, she had to wear them, because they hid the wounds she got when
>> she was kidnapped by Renard, the bad guy.
>
>Ah yes - trouble was, who looks at her ears? ;)

I do, obviously (lol), but I guess you guys were more interested in
the rest of Elektra King. ;)

>>>>>> I think "Beyond The Ice" will be much better.
>
>>>>> That's the newie, is it?
>
>>>> Yep, starring Catherine Zeta-Dougla$
>
>>> Miaow! (lol)
>
>> Hopefully, she can add something new to the Bond-babe genre. I think
>> it would have been cool with a female lead in a 007-flick that didn't
>> end up in Bond's bed.
>
>She was excellent in "Mask of Zorro".

I agree. They are going to make a sequel to that movie where she's
supposed to be involved in more action scenes. I think it's called
"Zorro Unmasked" or something like that.

I don't think it's very likely that there will be another barn scene
in the Bond flick, though. (I guess you were hoping for that. ;) )

>>> And "Se7en". And "L.A.Confidential". And "A Bug's Life". :)
>
>> Se7en - one of the creepiest bad guys ever. :)
>
>Shiver!

The head thing must be a classic by now.

>> L.A. Confidential - Good, but Russell Crowe was so much cooler. and he
>> survived too.
>
>It's very unfair to compare Spacey with the likes of Crowe. Come on, have
>you *seen* "Gladiator"??? The DVD is totally awesome...

Oh, I've seen Gladiator, and I'm willing to bet quite a lot that he'll
get an Oscar nod for that part.
I guess you have the DVD with the special features?

Spacey is a totally different kind of actor. I think he's great, but
it was his part in L.A. Confidential that made him sort of a wuss
compared to Crowe's tough "real" cop.
But Spacey seems more likeable in real life than Crowe. (I'm not Meg
Ryan, so...)

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a35458f...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
wrote:

In the first movie, I couldn't get over how Gale Weathers was far more
glamorous than Monica Geller, who's not that bad in the first place.


>>> I'd like to see Nic Cage, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu on the show.

>> Can't stand Cage, Barrymore is already on the "Things We Wish We'd Seen"
>> list, and Liu was terrible in "ER" - but just for you Marita, yes. :)

> I think Lucy Liu is great, especially on Ally McBeal. She can be so
> wonderfully evil. And she was Charlie's best Angel. :)

She's meant to be evil? And CE was crap on stilts, sorry.


>> Sorry, I went a bit Rossish there for a moment.

> I see that. *laughs*

*dimples* (see, not Rossish there)


>> I can think of Sailor. (223)

> That's what she called Joey last week!

> So it has to be one of her favourites, then.
> After all, we're talking about a girl who dreams about Zack Mayo
> (Richard Gere).

That's Joey then - he wouldn't dump her on the couch just because she
forgot to turn off the bathroom light... :)


>> Good stuff Marita, thanks! I've added some more myself.

>> Here's the new list of Things We Wish We'd Seen...

> <snip>

>> ..any more? ;)

> Okay. :)

> Rachel hitting (clocking) a girl in the line together with her.
> Rachel fighting with a blonde planet over the next cab at the airport
> Chandler and Joey driving Richard's Jaguar

Ooh Marita, you're so good at this.


> Finding out exactly why <708 title>

LOL!!!!!!!

> Chandler collecting stuff for his friends on the George Washington
> Bridge
> Joey meeting Warren Beatty
> The entire "Freud!" musical (just for fun)

Ooh, can you just imagine the other songs?

*Sometimes a Cigar is Just a Cigar

*Socks are Innies as well as Outies

*Oedipus Schmoedipus I Just Love Mom

*Sigmund's Wife Wears Freudian Slips

> Joey on the swings in the park
> Dan the poking guy
> Phoebe and Gary preventing crimes
> Phoebe sitting in the interrogation room at the police station (not
> together with Gary, of course)
> Phoebe marrying Duncan

And the Vegas guy (so's we know who was first)

> Phoebe with her barrel

Awww, poor kid!

> Jack Geller soundproofing the basement (and the reason why)
> Ross, Chandler and Joey yelling at the noisy guy upstairs

And the pogo stick that really likes it?

> Monica playing "The Flying Nun"

> And a scene that didn't happen, but I'd like to see it:
> Chandler giving a very moving performance in Titanic. ;)

He did his Titanic performance for Monica, later that night. :)


Any more Things We Wish We'd Seen? ;)

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a3573bd...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
wrote:

> On Mon, 11 Dec 2000 21:47:09 GMT, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>> Ah yes - trouble was, who looks at her ears? ;)

> I do, obviously (lol), but I guess you guys were more interested in
> the rest of Elektra King. ;)

Oh yes, she had a lovely big pair of - err - eyes.


>> She was excellent in "Mask of Zorro".

> I agree. They are going to make a sequel to that movie where she's
> supposed to be involved in more action scenes. I think it's called
> "Zorro Unmasked" or something like that.

Really?


> I don't think it's very likely that there will be another barn scene
> in the Bond flick, though. (I guess you were hoping for that. ;) )

Sigh...


>>>> And "Se7en". And "L.A.Confidential". And "A Bug's Life". :)

>>> Se7en - one of the creepiest bad guys ever. :)

>> Shiver!

> The head thing must be a classic by now.

And Brad Pitt fans can't think of a nicer person for it to happen to.


>>> L.A. Confidential - Good, but Russell Crowe was so much cooler. and he
>>> survived too.

>> It's very unfair to compare Spacey with the likes of Crowe. Come on, have
>> you *seen* "Gladiator"??? The DVD is totally awesome...

> Oh, I've seen Gladiator, and I'm willing to bet quite a lot that he'll
> get an Oscar nod for that part.
> I guess you have the DVD with the special features?

A 50 minute historical documentary, a 25 minute making-of documentary,
audio commentary by Ridley Scott, 20 minutes of deleted scenes, DTS
soundtrack, and Maximus fighting the rhino...


> Spacey is a totally different kind of actor. I think he's great, but it
> was his part in L.A. Confidential that made him sort of a wuss compared
> to Crowe's tough "real" cop. But Spacey seems more likeable in real life
> than Crowe. (I'm not Meg Ryan, so...)

Yeah, and I'm not Dennis Quaid.

Marita

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On Tue, 12 Dec 2000 02:57:27 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>> Oh, well, you better see the next two as well. They're not as scary,


>> but they're quite funny.
>
>In the first movie, I couldn't get over how Gale Weathers was far more
>glamorous than Monica Geller, who's not that bad in the first place.

And far more annoying...

>>>> I'd like to see Nic Cage, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu on the show.
>
>>> Can't stand Cage, Barrymore is already on the "Things We Wish We'd Seen"
>>> list, and Liu was terrible in "ER" - but just for you Marita, yes. :)
>
>> I think Lucy Liu is great, especially on Ally McBeal. She can be so
>> wonderfully evil. And she was Charlie's best Angel. :)
>
>She's meant to be evil? And CE was crap on stilts, sorry.

She doesn't care much about other people, that's for sure. Didn't you
see the episode where John Cage was stuck in the elevator and Billy
died? She was worried about not getting her facial....

Charlie's Angels wasn't about having a great story or a believable
plot. The flick was all about girls finally getting the chance to kick
some @$$. No Ethan Hunt or James Bond in sight... ;)

>> Chandler collecting stuff for his friends on the George Washington
>> Bridge
>> Joey meeting Warren Beatty
>> The entire "Freud!" musical (just for fun)
>
>Ooh, can you just imagine the other songs?
>
>*Sometimes a Cigar is Just a Cigar
>
>*Socks are Innies as well as Outies
>
>*Oedipus Schmoedipus I Just Love Mom
>
>*Sigmund's Wife Wears Freudian Slips

Lol!

"Crazy" (feat. Aerosmith)

"I'm stoned - Religion is the cause of it"

"Dream a little dream - and find out why your life sucks"

>> And a scene that didn't happen, but I'd like to see it:
>> Chandler giving a very moving performance in Titanic. ;)
>
>He did his Titanic performance for Monica, later that night. :)

So you're saying that there's a sketch of Monica at the London
Marriott... And a vintage car? ;)

Marita

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On Tue, 12 Dec 2000 03:09:38 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>>> Ah yes - trouble was, who looks at her ears? ;)
>
>> I do, obviously (lol), but I guess you guys were more interested in
>> the rest of Elektra King. ;)
>
>Oh yes, she had a lovely big pair of - err - eyes.

Ahem... right.

>>>> L.A. Confidential - Good, but Russell Crowe was so much cooler. and he
>>>> survived too.
>
>>> It's very unfair to compare Spacey with the likes of Crowe. Come on, have
>>> you *seen* "Gladiator"??? The DVD is totally awesome...
>
>> Oh, I've seen Gladiator, and I'm willing to bet quite a lot that he'll
>> get an Oscar nod for that part.
>> I guess you have the DVD with the special features?
>
>A 50 minute historical documentary, a 25 minute making-of documentary,
>audio commentary by Ridley Scott, 20 minutes of deleted scenes, DTS
>soundtrack, and Maximus fighting the rhino...

Ooh, when was Maximus supposed to fight a rhino?
I heard that they were supposed to have a Roman legion coming into the
arena at the end, but they didn't have any money left. That's a shame,
because I'd rather watch another 20 minutes of Gladiator than two
hours of Runaway Bride (ugh!).

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a37b427...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
wrote:

>>> Oh, I've seen Gladiator, and I'm willing to bet quite a lot that he'll
>>> get an Oscar nod for that part. I guess you have the DVD with the
>>> special features?

>> A 50 minute historical documentary, a 25 minute making-of documentary,
>> audio commentary by Ridley Scott, 20 minutes of deleted scenes, DTS
>> soundtrack, and Maximus fighting the rhino...

> Ooh, when was Maximus supposed to fight a rhino?

One of number of exotic shows in the arena.

> I heard that they were supposed to have a Roman legion coming into the
> arena at the end, but they didn't have any money left. That's a shame,
> because I'd rather watch another 20 minutes of Gladiator than two
> hours of Runaway Bride (ugh!).

Me too.

Marita

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> She wasn't annoying at all! At least not if you're male...
>
> It should have been the girl who bopped her that got sliced in the garage
> door, if you ask me... :)

The garage door *laughs*.
Nowadays I can only think of the hilarious spoof in Scary Movie
involving the garage door. And the weed, of course. :)

But Marilyn Manson's girlfriend being cut in half was funny as well..
:)

> > She doesn't care much about other people, that's for sure. Didn't you
> > see the episode where John Cage was stuck in the elevator and Billy
> > died? She was worried about not getting her facial....
>

> Don't watch Ally McBeal. Callista Flockhart is a walking skeleton.

Oh, I know, and it's crap right now (season 3). I hope season 4 is as
good as the Americans claim it is.



> > Charlie's Angels wasn't about having a great story or a believable
> > plot. The flick was all about girls finally getting the chance to kick
> > some @$$. No Ethan Hunt or James Bond in sight... ;)
>

> Pathetic fantasy. They wouldn't last five minutes against a likely lad.

Hmmmph.. ;)

I might agree with you on Cameron and Drew, but Lucy Liu throws knives
and fights kung-fu (or something like that) for fun. ...Sounds like a
fight made in heaven for Phoebe.



> > "Crazy" (feat. Aerosmith)
>
> > "I'm stoned - Religion is the cause of it"
>
> > "Dream a little dream - and find out why your life sucks"
>

> Lol - I had a little Freudian slip of my own there - I first read
> "life" as "wife"...

Lol! What would Sigmund say? ;)



> >>> And a scene that didn't happen, but I'd like to see it:
> >>> Chandler giving a very moving performance in Titanic. ;)
>
> >> He did his Titanic performance for Monica, later that night. :)
>
> > So you're saying that there's a sketch of Monica at the London
> > Marriott... And a vintage car? ;)
>

> Maybe not, but they steamed up the windows seven times.

And there was an insensitive mom and an Italian friend involved.

However, I'd like to see them "flying" on the roof of the London
Marriott. ;)

> I've re-organised the list of Things We Wish We'd Seen...

<snip>

> ..any more?

The entire scene where Chandler jumps into Joey's arms
Joey jumping on his bed
Monica stealing Ross's money
Ross and Jack in Egypt
Ross and the water fountain
Chandler meeting Doug at the stripchurch (j/k!!!)
Chandler talking to some of Joey's girlfriends in the morning and
making them pancakes
A kid in Ross's building spitting on Ross's knee
Ross's neighbours throwing stuff at him and Phoebe
Frank and Alice's wedding

... this is getting harder by the minute...

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a3a53e1...@news1.c2i.net>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
wrote:

>>> Charlie's Angels wasn't about having a great story or a believable


>>> plot. The flick was all about girls finally getting the chance to kick
>>> some @$$. No Ethan Hunt or James Bond in sight... ;)

>> Pathetic fantasy. They wouldn't last five minutes against a likely lad.

> Hmmmph.. ;)

Fraid so.


> I might agree with you on Cameron and Drew, but Lucy Liu throws knives
> and fights kung-fu (or something like that) for fun. ...Sounds like a
> fight made in heaven for Phoebe.

I wanna see Phoebe street duking it out with Cookie Tribbiani.


>>> "Crazy" (feat. Aerosmith)

>>> "I'm stoned - Religion is the cause of it"

>>> "Dream a little dream - and find out why your life sucks"

>> Lol - I had a little Freudian slip of my own there - I first read
>> "life" as "wife"...

> Lol! What would Sigmund say? ;)

He'd say that was a slip (it's like Irish Stew).


>>>>> And a scene that didn't happen, but I'd like to see it:
>>>>> Chandler giving a very moving performance in Titanic. ;)

>>>> He did his Titanic performance for Monica, later that night. :)

>>> So you're saying that there's a sketch of Monica at the London
>>> Marriott... And a vintage car? ;)

>> Maybe not, but they steamed up the windows seven times.

> And there was an insensitive mom and an Italian friend involved.

Lol, yes! :)


> However, I'd like to see them "flying" on the roof of the London
> Marriott. ;)

Wow yes, Monica would look so beautiful...


>> I've re-organised the list of Things We Wish We'd Seen...

> <snip>

>> ..any more?

> The entire scene where Chandler jumps into Joey's arms

I'm now convinced that was the original arrival of Erica Ford.


> Joey jumping on his bed
> Monica stealing Ross's money
> Ross and Jack in Egypt
> Ross and the water fountain

What's that?


> Chandler meeting Doug at the stripchurch (j/k!!!)

You say "j/k" but that's brilliant! Yes!!

> Chandler talking to some of Joey's girlfriends in the morning and
> making them pancakes
> A kid in Ross's building spitting on Ross's knee

Spitting on his knee?


> Ross's neighbours throwing stuff at him and Phoebe
> Frank and Alice's wedding

While having lunch.

It was very strange they didn't invite Phoebe to the wedding, then
asked her for an enormous favour. A but like Rachel really...


> ... this is getting harder by the minute...


There must be lots more. How about...

Rachel trying to get underprivileged kids to play with Capri pants.

Joey making disgusting low-budget adult films.

How Monica's underwear ended up on the telephone pole.

A 13 year-old Joey selling T-shirts to drunk college chicks.

Marita

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>>> I've re-organised the list of Things We Wish We'd Seen...


>
>> <snip>
>
>>> ..any more?
>
>> The entire scene where Chandler jumps into Joey's arms
>
>I'm now convinced that was the original arrival of Erica Ford.

It seems to be the most likely scenario, yes.

>> Joey jumping on his bed
>> Monica stealing Ross's money
>> Ross and Jack in Egypt
>> Ross and the water fountain
>
>What's that?

509 TOW Ross's Sandwich:

Ross: Phoebe! Your note, amazing! Not only did no one touch my
sandwich, but people at work are actually afraid of me. Yeah, a guy
called me mental! Mental Geller, yeah, I always wanted a cool nickname
like that.

Monica: Yeah, the best you got in high school was Wet Pants Geller.

Ross: That was the water fountain! Okay?!

>> Chandler meeting Doug at the stripchurch (j/k!!!)
>
>You say "j/k" but that's brilliant! Yes!!
>
>> Chandler talking to some of Joey's girlfriends in the morning and
>> making them pancakes
>> A kid in Ross's building spitting on Ross's knee
>
>Spitting on his knee?

515 TOW The Girl Who Hits Joey:

Ross: ...so then President Steve told everyone that I was a
cheapskate, and now the whole building hates me! A little kid spit on
my knee!

>> Ross's neighbours throwing stuff at him and Phoebe
>> Frank and Alice's wedding
>
>While having lunch.
>
>It was very strange they didn't invite Phoebe to the wedding, then
>asked her for an enormous favour. A but like Rachel really...

Spur of the moment thingy... They couldn't keep it in a church with
candles and all. There would be too many things for Frank Jr to melt.

>> ... this is getting harder by the minute...
>
>
>There must be lots more. How about...
>
>Rachel trying to get underprivileged kids to play with Capri pants.
>
>Joey making disgusting low-budget adult films.
>
>How Monica's underwear ended up on the telephone pole.
>
>A 13 year-old Joey selling T-shirts to drunk college chicks.

Ross "the Cookie Dude" selling cookies at the NYU dorms
Phoebe having lunch with Annie discussing Joey's career
Phoebe and Chandler playing hide and seek
Chandler and Tracy singing Ebony & Ivory
Joey and Chandler making scary faces with Scotch tape

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a3d5df2...@news.online.no>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
wrote:

>>> Ross and the water fountain

>> What's that?

> 509 TOW Ross's Sandwich:

> Ross: Phoebe! Your note, amazing! Not only did no one touch my
> sandwich, but people at work are actually afraid of me. Yeah, a guy
> called me mental! Mental Geller, yeah, I always wanted a cool nickname
> like that.

> Monica: Yeah, the best you got in high school was Wet Pants Geller.

> Ross: That was the water fountain! Okay?!

Ah yes, another of Ross's many excuses.


>>> A kid in Ross's building spitting on Ross's knee

>> Spitting on his knee?

> 515 TOW The Girl Who Hits Joey:

> Ross: ...so then President Steve told everyone that I was a
> cheapskate, and now the whole building hates me! A little kid spit on
> my knee!

Lol

>>> Ross's neighbours throwing stuff at him and Phoebe
>>> Frank and Alice's wedding

>> While having lunch.

>> It was very strange they didn't invite Phoebe to the wedding, then
>> asked her for an enormous favour. A but like Rachel really...

> Spur of the moment thingy... They couldn't keep it in a church with
> candles and all. There would be too many things for Frank Jr to melt.

The Norwegian for ROTFL, whatever that is. :-)


>>> ... this is getting harder by the minute...

>> There must be lots more. How about...

>> Rachel trying to get underprivileged kids to play with Capri pants.

>> Joey making disgusting low-budget adult films.

>> How Monica's underwear ended up on the telephone pole.

>> A 13 year-old Joey selling T-shirts to drunk college chicks.

> Ross "the Cookie Dude" selling cookies at the NYU dorms
> Phoebe having lunch with Annie discussing Joey's career
> Phoebe and Chandler playing hide and seek
> Chandler and Tracy singing Ebony & Ivory
> Joey and Chandler making scary faces with Scotch tape

Wow! Yes, thanks! And here's some more from me...

Carol Willick calling Judy Geller a wolverine.
Chandler as the head chef of an all-toast restaurant.
Chandler bathing in the sweat of six healthy young men.
Chandler showing Rachel his 'tat'.
Chandler's little puppet theatre of cruelty.
Chandler's prank memo about a rubber chicken.
Chandler's stuffed corpse looking for his keys.
Girls on top of girls, end to end, or tall like pancakes.
How & when Chandler first met Janice.
How Monica got the porcelain dog onto the balcony.
How Monica's television set was switched out of SAP mode.
How Rachel was rescued after falling off the balcony.
If Marcel would have swallowed N/E/Y if Ross had Travel Scrabble.
Joey & Ursula at the Ice Capades.
Joey as a cool spy working for the CIA.
Joey finishing a 32oz steak at Tony's restaurant to avoid paying.
Joey staring at the business end of a Chandler hissy fit.
Joseph showing Joey the big ships at the navy yard.
Lorraine slathering Joey with chocolate mousse & licking it off.
Monica & Rachel's pagan altar with a pile of bones in the corner.
Monica burning Webster's dictionary with some oregano & a Fresca.
Monica managing to win one over Howard.
Monica's ex-boyfriend Scotty Jared after he took his sweater off.
Nina Bookbinder stapling Chandler's hand to his desk.


Phoebe street duking it out with Cookie Tribbiani.

Phoebe, Rachel & Monica chanting & dancing around naked with sticks.
Rachel & Chandler in the 1976 Olympic 'Waiting on Tables' final.
Rachel & Monica using their breasts to get other people's attention.
Rachel riding a fire truck and ringing the bell.
Rachel's face as Pete tearfully asked how good it was for her.
Rachel's Weebles wobbling in their Play Palace & the Cruise Ship.
Roger's patient who thinks the telephone is a shower.
Ross heaving baby Ben down-field past the Tampa Bay defence.
Ross telling Celia elaborate filth about villagers.
Ross trying to get Marcel to stop eating the bath mat.
Ross's team winning gold in the Olympic 'Standing There' event.
Skinhead Abby, so we can she if she was really Bonnie.
The gang speaking English as Ross hands out Chinese takeaway.
The new Central Perk coffee cups with nipples on them.
Ugly Naked Guy doing the hula.
Ursula throwing Phoebe's Judy Jetson thermos under the bus.
What really happened between Randy Brown & the Buffay twins.
What Ursula said to Joey under the bridge.

Marita

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>>>> Ross's neighbours throwing stuff at him and Phoebe


>>>> Frank and Alice's wedding
>
>>> While having lunch.
>
>>> It was very strange they didn't invite Phoebe to the wedding, then
>>> asked her for an enormous favour. A but like Rachel really...
>
>> Spur of the moment thingy... They couldn't keep it in a church with
>> candles and all. There would be too many things for Frank Jr to melt.
>
>The Norwegian for ROTFL, whatever that is. :-)

Ruller på gulvet og ler = RPGOL
;)

>>>> ... this is getting harder by the minute...
>
>>> There must be lots more. How about...
>
>>> Rachel trying to get underprivileged kids to play with Capri pants.
>
>>> Joey making disgusting low-budget adult films.
>
>>> How Monica's underwear ended up on the telephone pole.
>
>>> A 13 year-old Joey selling T-shirts to drunk college chicks.
>
>> Ross "the Cookie Dude" selling cookies at the NYU dorms
>> Phoebe having lunch with Annie discussing Joey's career
>> Phoebe and Chandler playing hide and seek
>> Chandler and Tracy singing Ebony & Ivory
>> Joey and Chandler making scary faces with Scotch tape
>
>Wow! Yes, thanks! And here's some more from me...
>
>Carol Willick calling Judy Geller a wolverine.
>Chandler as the head chef of an all-toast restaurant.

Monica would be soooo proud. :)

>Chandler bathing in the sweat of six healthy young men.
>Chandler showing Rachel his 'tat'.
>Chandler's little puppet theatre of cruelty.
>Chandler's prank memo about a rubber chicken.
>Chandler's stuffed corpse looking for his keys.
>Girls on top of girls, end to end, or tall like pancakes.
>How & when Chandler first met Janice.
>How Monica got the porcelain dog onto the balcony.
>How Monica's television set was switched out of SAP mode.
>How Rachel was rescued after falling off the balcony.
>If Marcel would have swallowed N/E/Y if Ross had Travel Scrabble.
>Joey & Ursula at the Ice Capades.
>Joey as a cool spy working for the CIA.
>Joey finishing a 32oz steak at Tony's restaurant to avoid paying.
>Joey staring at the business end of a Chandler hissy fit.
>Joseph showing Joey the big ships at the navy yard.
>Lorraine slathering Joey with chocolate mousse & licking it off.
>Monica & Rachel's pagan altar with a pile of bones in the corner.
>Monica burning Webster's dictionary with some oregano & a Fresca.
>Monica managing to win one over Howard.
>Monica's ex-boyfriend Scotty Jared after he took his sweater off.
>Nina Bookbinder stapling Chandler's hand to his desk.

Ouch! I'd like to see her chasing after him around the office
afterwards. :)

>Phoebe street duking it out with Cookie Tribbiani.
>Phoebe, Rachel & Monica chanting & dancing around naked with sticks.
>Rachel & Chandler in the 1976 Olympic 'Waiting on Tables' final.
>Rachel & Monica using their breasts to get other people's attention.
>Rachel riding a fire truck and ringing the bell.
>Rachel's face as Pete tearfully asked how good it was for her.
>Rachel's Weebles wobbling in their Play Palace & the Cruise Ship.
>Roger's patient who thinks the telephone is a shower.
>Ross heaving baby Ben down-field past the Tampa Bay defence.
>Ross telling Celia elaborate filth about villagers.
>Ross trying to get Marcel to stop eating the bath mat.
>Ross's team winning gold in the Olympic 'Standing There' event.
>Skinhead Abby, so we can she if she was really Bonnie.
>The gang speaking English as Ross hands out Chinese takeaway.
>The new Central Perk coffee cups with nipples on them.
>Ugly Naked Guy doing the hula.
>Ursula throwing Phoebe's Judy Jetson thermos under the bus.
>What really happened between Randy Brown & the Buffay twins.
>What Ursula said to Joey under the bridge.

Lol!
Gosh, how many do we have now??
I don't know if we've mentioned these already, but here are 50 more:

Jack Geller watching the trash cans
Jack Geller giving his (dead) in-laws legal advice
The robots working for Chandler in his office
Monica eating by herself in the alley
The waiters baking Monica's fancy chef's jacket
Ross decorating his Christmas tree with floss
Phoebe inside the dark vent watching Ben being born
The chick and the duck being scared to death by Rachel's cat
Finding out why oven mitts freak Phoebe out (I guess it has something
to do with her mother's suicide)
Phoebe wanting to make denim furniture (eat your heart out, Pottery
Barn)
The deleted scenes where Phoebe made puppets for Ross and Emily
The deleted scenes where Joey and Chandler realise how different
McDonalds is in London
A flashback to see The Three Losers
All of Phoebe's songs
Ross and Ben calling long-distance from Amanda's apartment
Monica realising she's cooler than Ross
Rachel partying with Josh and his college pals
Chandler being furious with Joey because he switched phone companies
Joey coming back to Chandler (and Monica) after he got chicken, cole
slaw, beans and a diet Coke
Frank Jr melting art
Ross going to Tokyo to play hard to get
Barney Bing, Clint Bing, Gene Bing, Mark Johnson and John Markson
Chandler and Joey hammering up some drywall
Fun Bobby getting wasted in the zoo
Phoebe meeting Ryan in Washington Square Park
Where did the race-car bed go? Did Monica keep it for her future kids?
Rachel running after a thief with one leg shorter than the other
Rachel going to the club "The Tray Spot"
Chandler whipping a pretzel at Janice and her husband
Rachel's joke about life jackets
Joshua's joke about V-necks
The joke in 612 TOW The Joke
Chandler moving to France. And Cuba
Grandma Tribbiani spitting on Mussolini's hanging body
Gunther destroying half of Central Perk's cups
Chandler and Joey as Imperial Storm Troopers
Ross getting hypnotised in Atlantic City
Bill Clinton hugging Pete Becker
Finding out if Monica has a "thing" about blokes whose last names
start with a "B" (Burke, Becker, Bing...)
Angus the taxi driver driving Chandler, Joey and Monica to The Wheat
Sheaf
A furious Emily cutting up 72 roses into mulch
Rachel taking swing dance lessons
Monica destroying Chandler's tennis racket
Frank Buffay singing Sleepy Girl to the baby girls
Joey waving to the gang even though he's on the stage doing a play
Ross hooking up with Janice
Joey's hand-shaped mansion
Joey giving Chandler's sweater vests to some dogs in Ohio
Rachel being called Rocky
Finding out what Chandler gave to Monica as an anniversary-present
when they went to Las Vegas

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In article <3a3e83a7...@news.online.no>, m.ba...@c2i.net (Marita)
wrote:

>>>> While having lunch.

Takk. That's one acronym that Toni hasn't got!

Freakily, it comes right before RPTDR - (Je Me) Roule Par Terre De Rire,
or the French for (I am) rolling on the floor laughing from laughter.

What is the literal translation?


>> Wow! Yes, thanks! And here's some more from me...

>> Carol Willick calling Judy Geller a wolverine.

No comment on this one? I've only just come across it, and the mental
picture it conjures up is quite sublime - what was Ross's mother doing
to engender such a response, and how did she react?


>> Chandler as the head chef of an all-toast restaurant.

> Monica would be soooo proud. :)

NOW, but not at the time, for Phoebe was offering him a cheffing job
instead of Monica who was slowly going up the wall...


>> Chandler bathing in the sweat of six healthy young men.
>> Chandler showing Rachel his 'tat'.
>> Chandler's little puppet theatre of cruelty.
>> Chandler's prank memo about a rubber chicken.
>> Chandler's stuffed corpse looking for his keys.
>> Girls on top of girls, end to end, or tall like pancakes.
>> How & when Chandler first met Janice.
>> How Monica got the porcelain dog onto the balcony.
>> How Monica's television set was switched out of SAP mode.
>> How Rachel was rescued after falling off the balcony.
>> If Marcel would have swallowed N/E/Y if Ross had Travel Scrabble.
>> Joey & Ursula at the Ice Capades.
>> Joey as a cool spy working for the CIA.
>> Joey finishing a 32oz steak at Tony's restaurant to avoid paying.
>> Joey staring at the business end of a Chandler hissy fit.
>> Joseph showing Joey the big ships at the navy yard.
>> Lorraine slathering Joey with chocolate mousse & licking it off.
>> Monica & Rachel's pagan altar with a pile of bones in the corner.
>> Monica burning Webster's dictionary with some oregano & a Fresca.
>> Monica managing to win one over Howard.
>> Monica's ex-boyfriend Scotty Jared after he took his sweater off.
>> Nina Bookbinder stapling Chandler's hand to his desk.

> Ouch! I'd like to see her chasing after him around the office
> afterwards. :)

That was the idea!


>> Phoebe street duking it out with Cookie Tribbiani.
>> Phoebe, Rachel & Monica chanting & dancing around naked with sticks.
>> Rachel & Chandler in the 1976 Olympic 'Waiting on Tables' final.
>> Rachel & Monica using their breasts to get other people's attention.
>> Rachel riding a fire truck and ringing the bell.
>> Rachel's face as Pete tearfully asked how good it was for her.
>> Rachel's Weebles wobbling in their Play Palace & the Cruise Ship.
>> Roger's patient who thinks the telephone is a shower.
>> Ross heaving baby Ben down-field past the Tampa Bay defence.
>> Ross telling Celia elaborate filth about villagers.
>> Ross trying to get Marcel to stop eating the bath mat.
>> Ross's team winning gold in the Olympic 'Standing There' event.
>> Skinhead Abby, so we can she if she was really Bonnie.
>> The gang speaking English as Ross hands out Chinese takeaway.
>> The new Central Perk coffee cups with nipples on them.
>> Ugly Naked Guy doing the hula.
>> Ursula throwing Phoebe's Judy Jetson thermos under the bus.
>> What really happened between Randy Brown & the Buffay twins.
>> What Ursula said to Joey under the bridge.

> Lol!
> Gosh, how many do we have now??

At this point, 222.


> I don't know if we've mentioned these already, but here are 50 more:

> Jack Geller watching the trash cans
> Jack Geller giving his (dead) in-laws legal advice

They're not all dead, since he has sisters-in-law & brothers-in-law.


> The robots working for Chandler in his office

Ah - don't the 401-K's only work in the Fine Foods division?


> Monica eating by herself in the alley

Awww, they don't all hate her now though, do they, no thanks to Dragon...


> The waiters baking Monica's fancy chef's jacket

Joey enjoyed patting one particular burnt spot...


> Ross decorating his Christmas tree with floss
> Phoebe inside the dark vent watching Ben being born
> The chick and the duck being scared to death by Rachel's cat
> Finding out why oven mitts freak Phoebe out (I guess it has something
> to do with her mother's suicide)

I never thought of that, I always supposed it was because of 223 "TOW
the Chicken Pox".


> Phoebe wanting to make denim furniture (eat your heart out, Pottery Barn)

Lol


> The deleted scenes where Phoebe made puppets for Ross and Emily
> The deleted scenes where Joey and Chandler realise how different
> McDonalds is in London

Whereabouts would these go?


> A flashback to see The Three Losers
> All of Phoebe's songs

All of them? What about just the eleven Christmas songs we never
heard about her mother's suicide?


> Ross and Ben calling long-distance from Amanda's apartment
> Monica realising she's cooler than Ross

She cried all night...


> Rachel partying with Josh and his college pals

Beer's beer man, 24/7!!


> Chandler being furious with Joey because he switched phone companies
> Joey coming back to Chandler (and Monica) after he got chicken, coleslaw,
> beans and a diet Coke

Gosh yes. Does he really ask if Chandler wants "Dirty rice"?


> Frank Jr melting art
> Ross going to Tokyo to play hard to get
> Barney Bing, Clint Bing, Gene Bing, Mark Johnson and John Markson

Tee-hee


> Chandler and Joey hammering up some drywall
> Fun Bobby getting wasted in the zoo
> Phoebe meeting Ryan in Washington Square Park
> Where did the race-car bed go? Did Monica keep it for her future kids?

Back to the store - Monica took Joey along to kick ass.


> Rachel running after a thief with one leg shorter than the other

He should be easy to catch, then... ;)


> Rachel going to the club "The Tray Spot"

But in her mind it was called "The Trés Spot"...


> Chandler whipping a pretzel at Janice and her husband

Gary


> Rachel's joke about life jackets
> Joshua's joke about V-necks
> The joke in 612 TOW The Joke
> Chandler moving to France. And Cuba
> Grandma Tribbiani spitting on Mussolini's hanging body
> Gunther destroying half of Central Perk's cups

I thought they were dishes, and he *said* it was a cup?


> Chandler and Joey as Imperial Storm Troopers
> Ross getting hypnotised in Atlantic City
> Bill Clinton hugging Pete Becker
> Finding out if Monica has a "thing" about blokes whose last names
> start with a "B" (Burke, Becker, Bing...)

GOSH!!! I never noticed this...

The Bs were Pete Becker, Chandler Bing, Fun Bobby, Richard Burke, and
Timothy Burke.

The non-Bs were Roy Gublik, Chip Matthews, Michael Mitchell, Paul TWG,
and Jean-Claude Van Damme.

And the don't knows are Alan, Bob, Ethan, Julio, and Mischa. There does
seem to be a pattern here... :)


> Angus the taxi driver driving Chandler, Joey and Monica to The Wheat Sheaf
> A furious Emily cutting up 72 roses into mulch
> Rachel taking swing dance lessons
> Monica destroying Chandler's tennis racket

Ooh, the database can't locate that one.


> Frank Buffay singing Sleepy Girl to the baby girls

Awwww...


> Joey waving to the gang even though he's on the stage doing a play

When was this?


> Ross hooking up with Janice

Mister Right Place at the Right Time...


> Joey's hand-shaped mansion

Lol - with Phoebe living in the thumb...


> Joey giving Chandler's sweater vests to some dogs in Ohio
> Rachel being called Rocky
> Finding out what Chandler gave to Monica as an anniversary-present
> when they went to Las Vegas

He didn't, he forgot it.


Wow, Marita - you're doing really well! :)

I have a few more myself...

Alpine Monica upstaging the von Trapp kids in 'The Sound of Music'.
Joey & Chandler fixing the radiator for the hot sweaty women.
Luisa Gianetti sitting behind Monica & Rachel in home room.
Monica's fate if Marcel had pooped in her right shoe.
Rachel dressed up as the Prom & Homecoming Queens.
Ross asking Rachel to look after a pen or a pencil.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001219114111...@ng-fm1.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

>>> The deleted scenes where Phoebe made puppets for Ross and Emily
>>> The deleted scenes where Joey and Chandler realise how different
>>> McDonalds is in London

>> Whereabouts would these go?

> TOW Ross's Wedding, table draft

Ah - that accounts for it, thanks. :)

Phoebe would have made the puppets in 423 for the others to take, but
would Joey & Chandler have checked out McDonalds in 423, 424, or 501?


Do *you* have any "Things We Wish We'd Seen", Toni?

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001219114248...@ng-fm1.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

> Have you got this one yet? (the list is very long and I haven't the time
> to read right the way through)

> Snoopy falling down in the gravel capades

That's a new one, thanks! Any more?

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001219182000...@nso-ff.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

> In article <na.4a7c384a2f...@argonet.co.uk>, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> writes:

>> That's a new one, thanks! Any more?

> Just thinking of some. I had a great one a couple of days ago but for
> the life of me I can't remeber WTF it was! (hey, using those Acronyms!)

You have to write them down!!


> I don't know which ones of these you've got but these are the ones I
> thought of (some of them are obvious and you've probably got them):

> Chandler doing a little dance, making a little love and pretty much
> getting down tonight (or would that apply to Rachel and Casey?)

Rachel & Casey.

> Rachel in the kitchen with Dina

lol

> Joey watching 'my left boob'

The porno version of 'My Left Foot'?

> Chandler Joey and Rachel in Rachel's dream, Chandler in Rachels dream,
> and Ross in Rachels dream

Only just put these in, but thanks.

> Chandler's third nipple

Oh yes!

> Ross' thing

A whole episode about it, and we never saw it!

> Pete getting crunched on the last fight in TOW the ultimate fighting
> champion

You mean Bruiser going for Becker's favourite area?

Mind you, Monica was so beautiful at the ring-side.

> Robin Williams Character's wife getting it on with the gynacologist

Their names were Thomas & Tim.

> Nora getting arested

Jacqui already prompted this one, but thanks.

> Joeys royal subjects

What? <has to check this one with the database> Lol!

You naughty person, you! :)

> MR Heckles going into the light

Oh yes, a brilliant one.

> Phoebe's theory of evolution

Ah - what she really believes.

> any good?

Yes, thankyou so much, most of those have gone in. :)


Here's some more...

A naked Joey cooking something that spatters.
Benjamin Geller asking his Aunt Monica if she has any gum.
Chandler & Danielle on the greatest first date of all time.
Chandler & Phoebe dehatting Popes to fit them in a Volkswagen.
Chandler deciding that Rachel would just love Travel Scrabble.
Chandler discovering where the mute button is on Phoebe.
Chandler doing his 'Stevie Wonder' impression.
Chandler going to China to eat an American food takeaway.
Chandler, Joey & Ross dancing a dance class.
Danielle's leaf blower answering the telephone.
Dr.Geller suddenly having a dinosaur emergency.
Edward Geller, covered in Jello.
Joey & Chandler peeing over a fire on Monica's balcony.
Joey carefully measuring Carol's vaginal opening at 9cm.
Joey noticing his agent's twin sister at the maternity ward.
Joey's Dr.Seuss book getting him through his tough times.
Joseph Stalin as the Fiddler on the Roof.
Julie helping Ross persuade the Chinese to hand over the big bone.
Lily telling the twins why her second husband was sent to jail.
Marcel armed with a hammer & a small blade fighting a blind rabbit.
Monana being shunned by her Amish family for buying a blow dryer.
Monana, Phoebe, & Rachel taking Monica to a vigilante lunch.
Monica & Ethan living in biblical times.
Monica discovering her boyfriend is secretly married to a goat.
Monica horseback riding in the park after Judy's mysterious death.
Monica in a green dress looking like Ingrid Bergman.
Monica taking off her clothes for a gym class nightmare.
Monica, Rachel, Phoebe, Carol & Susan celebrating Lesbian Lover Day.
Phoebe losing her mother, father, stepfather, stepmother & sister.
Phoebe teaching her 'Massage Yourself At Home Workshop'.
Rachel dreaming about threeway sex with Chandler & Joey.
Rachel telling Monica & Phoebe about Chandler on the table.
Rachel using the handy little sink by Barry's chair.
Rachel's bra landing on top of Barry's cupboard.
Rachel's dream where Chandler was pretty damnedy good.
Ross falling in love with Rachel in the ninth grade.
Ross giving Carol a ridiculously expensive crystal duck.
Ross taking his son to meet Ben the hospital worker.
Ross, Carol & Susan passing Geordie in the Jesse/Cody/Dylan fiasco.
Ugly Naked Guy hanging from his gravity boots.
What Chandler would have done if rubbing his head turned back time.
What Dr.Franzblau thinks about back home at the end of the day.
What Joey did with his inflated balloon creature.
What Marcel did to Rachel's Curious George doll.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001219182001...@nso-ff.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

> In article <na.af7bd04a2f...@argonet.co.uk>, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> writes:

>> Phoebe would have made the puppets in 423 for the others to take, but
>> would Joey & Chandler have checked out McDonalds in 423, 424, or 501?

> It was 423, Joey was gonna wake up in the middle of the night feeling
> homesick so they were gonna go to McDonalds, before the scene was cut. I
> think that's it

Cheers. ;)

Marita

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> Takk. That's one acronym that Toni hasn't got!
>
> Freakily, it comes right before RPTDR - (Je Me) Roule Par Terre De Rire,
> or the French for (I am) rolling on the floor laughing from laughter.
>
> What is the literal translation?

Ruller = rolling (but actually rolls)
på = on
gulvet = the floor
og = and
ler = laughs



> >> Wow! Yes, thanks! And here's some more from me...
>
> >> Carol Willick calling Judy Geller a wolverine.
>

> No comment on this one? I've only just come across it, and the mental
> picture it conjures up is quite sublime - what was Ross's mother doing
> to engender such a response, and how did she react?

I didn't comment on it because I couldn't remember it.. <checks the
script> ah, yes, 114 TOW The Candy Hearts. Is Judy Geller really that
scary?



> >> Chandler as the head chef of an all-toast restaurant.
>
> > Monica would be soooo proud. :)
>

> NOW, but not at the time, for Phoebe was offering him a cheffing job
> instead of Monica who was slowly going up the wall...

Poor Mon... The guy with the rubber chicken was Phoebe's first choice.
It couldn't do much for Monica's self-esteem. However, it *was*
Phoebe.



> >> Chandler bathing in the sweat of six healthy young men.
> >> Chandler showing Rachel his 'tat'.
> >> Chandler's little puppet theatre of cruelty.

Little Joey Puppet Hand should join him.

> >> Chandler's prank memo about a rubber chicken.
> >> Chandler's stuffed corpse looking for his keys.
> >> Girls on top of girls, end to end, or tall like pancakes.

Another one of Joey's script ideas.

> >> How & when Chandler first met Janice.
> >> How Monica got the porcelain dog onto the balcony.
> >> How Monica's television set was switched out of SAP mode.
> >> How Rachel was rescued after falling off the balcony.
> >> If Marcel would have swallowed N/E/Y if Ross had Travel Scrabble.
> >> Joey & Ursula at the Ice Capades.
> >> Joey as a cool spy working for the CIA.
> >> Joey finishing a 32oz steak at Tony's restaurant to avoid paying.
> >> Joey staring at the business end of a Chandler hissy fit.
> >> Joseph showing Joey the big ships at the navy yard.
> >> Lorraine slathering Joey with chocolate mousse & licking it off.

Friends does 9 1/2 weeks...

> >> Monica & Rachel's pagan altar with a pile of bones in the corner.
> >> Monica burning Webster's dictionary with some oregano & a Fresca.
> >> Monica managing to win one over Howard.
> >> Monica's ex-boyfriend Scotty Jared after he took his sweater off.
> >> Nina Bookbinder stapling Chandler's hand to his desk.
>
> > Ouch! I'd like to see her chasing after him around the office
> > afterwards. :)
>

> That was the idea!

Do you think Helen would help him or Nina?



> >> Phoebe street duking it out with Cookie Tribbiani.
> >> Phoebe, Rachel & Monica chanting & dancing around naked with sticks.
> >> Rachel & Chandler in the 1976 Olympic 'Waiting on Tables' final.
> >> Rachel & Monica using their breasts to get other people's attention.
> >> Rachel riding a fire truck and ringing the bell.
> >> Rachel's face as Pete tearfully asked how good it was for her.
> >> Rachel's Weebles wobbling in their Play Palace & the Cruise Ship.
> >> Roger's patient who thinks the telephone is a shower.
> >> Ross heaving baby Ben down-field past the Tampa Bay defence.
> >> Ross telling Celia elaborate filth about villagers.
> >> Ross trying to get Marcel to stop eating the bath mat.
> >> Ross's team winning gold in the Olympic 'Standing There' event.
> >> Skinhead Abby, so we can she if she was really Bonnie.
> >> The gang speaking English as Ross hands out Chinese takeaway.
> >> The new Central Perk coffee cups with nipples on them.
> >> Ugly Naked Guy doing the hula.
> >> Ursula throwing Phoebe's Judy Jetson thermos under the bus.
> >> What really happened between Randy Brown & the Buffay twins.
> >> What Ursula said to Joey under the bridge.
>
> > Lol!
> > Gosh, how many do we have now??
>

> At this point, 222.

Wow, I didn't think we had that many...



> > I don't know if we've mentioned these already, but here are 50 more:
>
> > Jack Geller watching the trash cans
> > Jack Geller giving his (dead) in-laws legal advice
>

> They're not all dead, since he has sisters-in-law & brothers-in-law.

No, but wouldn't it be cool to see him give legal advice to the *dead*
ones? :)
Maybe Phoebe could help.



> > The robots working for Chandler in his office
>

> Ah - don't the 401-K's only work in the Fine Foods division?

The robots work for "them", so basically they could be working for
Chandler, Doug etc...



> > Monica eating by herself in the alley
>

> Awww, they don't all hate her now though, do they, no thanks to Dragon...

Hehe.. right. But sad little Monica in a baked chef's jacket and a
"quit, bitch" hat in a dark alley... Dragon should have showed up and
rescued her there.



> > The waiters baking Monica's fancy chef's jacket
>

> Joey enjoyed patting one particular burnt spot...

"I think you got it!!" ;)



> > Ross decorating his Christmas tree with floss
> > Phoebe inside the dark vent watching Ben being born
> > The chick and the duck being scared to death by Rachel's cat
> > Finding out why oven mitts freak Phoebe out (I guess it has something
> > to do with her mother's suicide)
>

> I never thought of that, I always supposed it was because of 223 "TOW
> the Chicken Pox".

Maybe. But she didn't seem to be afraid of them then. Especially when
they finally came off.



> > Phoebe wanting to make denim furniture (eat your heart out, Pottery Barn)
>

> Lol


>
> > The deleted scenes where Phoebe made puppets for Ross and Emily
> > The deleted scenes where Joey and Chandler realise how different
> > McDonalds is in London
>

> Whereabouts would these go?

According to "Making Friends in the UK", the puppet scenes were
supposed to be going like this:

(after Joey reads Chandler condoms)
(Phoebe and Rachel enter J+C's apartment)
(...)
Rachel: What? We're not all getting them [Ross and Emily] something
together?
Phoebe: No, I'm making them puppets.
(She pulls out two identical pieces of plain cotton.)
Phoebe: This is Ross and this is Emily.
Rachel (to Chandler and Joey): You guys want to get in on something?

(After Ross and Emily discover that the church has been torn down.)
[Scene: M+R's apartment. Phoebe is lying on the couch, working on her
gift. They look a little more like puppets now. Rachel flips through a
catalogue. Phoebe holds up the puppets.]
Phoebe: What do you think? Does this one totally capture Ross, and
this one totally capture Emily?
Rachel: They kinda look the same to me.
Phoebe (speaking about R & E): I know, those two *do* look like they
could be related, don't they?
Rachel: You think they'd like a clock?
Phoebe: Why don't you ask them? (Holds up the puppets.) No, wait,
don't. They don't have ears yet. (pause) You know what I need? Velcro.
For the hands and lips, so they can hold hands and kiss. And some
here, for the honeymoon...

Later when Rachel comes home after shopping, Phoebe is still working
on the puppets and puts them face down to prevent them from seeing
what Rachel got for "them" as a wedding gift.

Phoebe also tells the Ross puppet that Rachel is *not* in love with
him.

(After Monica and Ross fix the "ruin" for Emily.)
Joey doesn't get homesick after watching Cheers in the first draft of
the script, but he gets homesick anyway, and Chandler takes him to
McDonalds to make up for it. However, Joey is disgusted when the
cashier wonders if he wants vinegar with his chips.

> > A flashback to see The Three Losers
> > All of Phoebe's songs
>

> All of them? What about just the eleven Christmas songs we never
> heard about her mother's suicide?

Well, given that it's December that would be nice, but I'd also like
to hear the full version of "Dumb drunken bitch" (gives a whole new
meaning to angry feminist rock) and all the others.



> > Ross and Ben calling long-distance from Amanda's apartment
> > Monica realising she's cooler than Ross
>

> She cried all night...


>
> > Rachel partying with Josh and his college pals
>

> Beer's beer man, 24/7!!
>

> > Chandler being furious with Joey because he switched phone companies
> > Joey coming back to Chandler (and Monica) after he got chicken, coleslaw,
> > beans and a diet Coke
>

> Gosh yes. Does he really ask if Chandler wants "Dirty rice"?

Little did he know how appropriate it was to say that.



> > Frank Jr melting art
> > Ross going to Tokyo to play hard to get
> > Barney Bing, Clint Bing, Gene Bing, Mark Johnson and John Markson
>

> Tee-hee


>
> > Chandler and Joey hammering up some drywall
> > Fun Bobby getting wasted in the zoo
> > Phoebe meeting Ryan in Washington Square Park
> > Where did the race-car bed go? Did Monica keep it for her future kids?
>

> Back to the store - Monica took Joey along to kick ass.

Yeah, I know, but the bed was still there in the tag scene when
Chandler played with it....



> > Rachel running after a thief with one leg shorter than the other
>

> He should be easy to catch, then... ;)
>

> > Rachel going to the club "The Tray Spot"
>

> But in her mind it was called "The Trés Spot"...
>

> > Chandler whipping a pretzel at Janice and her husband
>

> Gary

King



> > Rachel's joke about life jackets
> > Joshua's joke about V-necks
> > The joke in 612 TOW The Joke
> > Chandler moving to France. And Cuba
> > Grandma Tribbiani spitting on Mussolini's hanging body
> > Gunther destroying half of Central Perk's cups
>

> I thought they were dishes, and he *said* it was a cup?

Maybe they were dishes. It sounded much like when all the china was
broken on Titanic.



> > Chandler and Joey as Imperial Storm Troopers
> > Ross getting hypnotised in Atlantic City
> > Bill Clinton hugging Pete Becker
> > Finding out if Monica has a "thing" about blokes whose last names
> > start with a "B" (Burke, Becker, Bing...)
>

> GOSH!!! I never noticed this...
>
> The Bs were Pete Becker, Chandler Bing, Fun Bobby, Richard Burke, and
> Timothy Burke.
>
> The non-Bs were Roy Gublik, Chip Matthews, Michael Mitchell, Paul TWG,
> and Jean-Claude Van Damme.
>
> And the don't knows are Alan, Bob, Ethan, Julio, and Mischa. There does
> seem to be a pattern here... :)

See? She was destined to be MEB from day one. :)



> > Angus the taxi driver driving Chandler, Joey and Monica to The Wheat Sheaf
> > A furious Emily cutting up 72 roses into mulch
> > Rachel taking swing dance lessons
> > Monica destroying Chandler's tennis racket
>

> Ooh, the database can't locate that one.

512 TOW Chandler's Work Laugh:

Monica: I can't believe you let them win!
Chandler: Yeah, at least you hid your feelings well about it. (shows
her his broken racket)
Monica: I was frustrated.
Chandler: It was my racquet
Monica: I was frustrated with you!

> > Frank Buffay singing Sleepy Girl to the baby girls
>

> Awwww...


>
> > Joey waving to the gang even though he's on the stage doing a play
>

> When was this?

411 TOW Phoebe's Uterus:

Joey: Look, Ross, really it's-it's no big deal. Y'know you wear a
white coat, I wear a blue blazer, if that means we can't be friends at
work, then so be it. Y'know, hey I understand. Y'know? Hey, when I'm
in a play and you're in the audience, I don't talk to you, right? So
it's y'know, it's uh, it's cool. I'll see you tomorrow. (exits)
Rachel: Yeah, when we're in the audience he doesn't talk to us, but he
does wave.

> > Ross hooking up with Janice
>

> Mister Right Place at the Right Time...
>
> > Joey's hand-shaped mansion
>
> Lol - with Phoebe living in the thumb...
>

> > Joey giving Chandler's sweater vests to some dogs in Ohio
> > Rachel being called Rocky
> > Finding out what Chandler gave to Monica as an anniversary-present
> > when they went to Las Vegas
>

> He didn't, he forgot it.

He forgot to bring it. He didn't forget to buy it.... It's still in
apartment 20 or perhaps in his gymbag? ;)



> Wow, Marita - you're doing really well! :)

Takk



> I have a few more myself...
>
> Alpine Monica upstaging the von Trapp kids in 'The Sound of Music'.

Lol! Do you think she got to sing "Do Re Mi" or just "Do --"?

> Joey & Chandler fixing the radiator for the hot sweaty women.
> Luisa Gianetti sitting behind Monica & Rachel in home room.
> Monica's fate if Marcel had pooped in her right shoe.
> Rachel dressed up as the Prom & Homecoming Queens.
> Ross asking Rachel to look after a pen or a pencil.

How about getting to meet Ross and Janice's very hairy children?

Tennant Stuart

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In article <91p4s3$h2r$1...@newsg1.svr.pol.co.uk>, "Coca-Cola"
<jona...@yankeeclipper.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:

>> Phoebe would have made the puppets in 423 for the others to take, but
>> would Joey & Chandler have checked out McDonalds in 423, 424, or 501?

> I find it strange to believe that you've never read that particular book

I have, a friend gave me a copy, but the database can't access it.

CleV

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On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 01:04:50 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>In article <20001219182000...@nso-ff.aol.com>,
>toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

>> In article <na.4a7c384a2f...@argonet.co.uk>, Tennant Stuart
>> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> writes:

>> Chandler Joey and Rachel in Rachel's dream, Chandler in Rachels dream,
>> and Ross in Rachels dream

Chandler and Joey *without* Rachel ...!

>> Pete getting crunched on the last fight in TOW the ultimate fighting
>> champion

>You mean Bruiser going for Becker's favourite area?

Yes, but it was Bruiser (?)'s favourite area too!

>Chandler doing his 'Stevie Wonder' impression.

When was this?

>Edward Geller, covered in Jello.

And this?

>Lily telling the twins why her second husband was sent to jail.

Why was it, again?

>Monana being shunned by her Amish family for buying a blow dryer.

Dunno why, but I've always thought that should be spelt Monanna.

>Monica horseback riding in the park after Judy's mysterious death.

ODG, when was this?

>Ross giving Carol a ridiculously expensive crystal duck.

BTW, WEHT the Crystal Duck awards?

>Ugly Naked Guy hanging from his gravity boots.

Or in the hammock, or dancing with UNGal, or using his thighmaster, or
lighting his Christmas candles.

>What Chandler would have done if rubbing his head turned back time.

Or his clicky gesture-y thing.

>What Joey did with his inflated balloon creature.

When was this?

CleV

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On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 03:25:15 GMT, mag...@online.no (Marita) wrote:

>> >> Rachel & Monica using their breasts to get other people's attention.

Have we really never seen either of them do that? How about TOW
Rachel's New Dress? (Although that does bring up another one:
Rachel's boob popping out.) Actually, the only occasion which comes
to mind is one of Phoebe's, in TOW Everyone Finds Out.

>> >> Rachel riding a fire truck and ringing the bell.

As opposed to her wearing her "I {heart} Ross" sandwich board and
ringing her bell.

>> >> Rachel's face as Pete tearfully asked how good it was for her.

I hope you mean Pete the Weeper and not Pete Becker!!!

>> >> Roger's patient who thinks the telephone is a shower.

But there's not much more to him/her, right?

>> >> Ross heaving baby Ben down-field past the Tampa Bay defence.

We'd need to splurge on some special effects for this one. I see it
in Matrix-style slo-mo.

>> >> Ross's team winning gold in the Olympic 'Standing There' event.

Hmm ... so now we have two Olympic events the Friends could actually
have won. Any more?

>> >> Skinhead Abby, so we can she if she was really Bonnie.

Didn't we see Abby??? At the birthday party, right?

>> >> The gang speaking English as Ross hands out Chinese takeaway.

When was this?

>> >> The new Central Perk coffee cups with nipples on them.

Weren't the cups right in front of him? We saw them!

>> >> Ugly Naked Guy doing the hula.

Oop, missed this one out in my other post (but when was it exactly?)

>> >> What really happened between Randy Brown & the Buffay twins.

Don't you believe Phoebe?

>> > Ross decorating his Christmas tree with floss

Do we still think Ross even gets a tree?

>> > Finding out why oven mitts freak Phoebe out (I guess it has something
>> > to do with her mother's suicide)

Ooooh! Good call!



>> I never thought of that, I always supposed it was because of 223 "TOW
>> the Chicken Pox".

>Maybe. But she didn't seem to be afraid of them then. Especially when
>they finally came off.

>> > Ross and Ben calling long-distance from Amanda's apartment

Hmmm, who would he have been calling at that time?

>> > Chandler moving to France. And Cuba

Or, of course, Yemen. No wait, we did see that ...

>Maybe they were dishes. It sounded much like when all the china was
>broken on Titanic.

(Which was, oddly, a very affecting scene for me. YMMV.)

>> > Joey waving to the gang even though he's on the stage doing a play

>> When was this?

>> > Joey's hand-shaped mansion

>> Lol - with Phoebe living in the thumb...

Can anyone who's a fan of Joey+Phoebe give a canonical listing of all
the hints about them? I remember how I used to devour every possible
hint that C+M would get together, before it happened.

>> Rachel dressed up as the Prom & Homecoming Queens.

We did see Rachel in her Prom dress.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a401e06...@news.online.no>, mag...@online.no (Marita)
wrote:

>> Freakily, it comes right before RPTDR - (Je Me) Roule Par Terre De Rire,


>> or the French for (I am) rolling on the floor laughing from laughter.

>> What is the literal translation?

> Ruller = rolling (but actually rolls)
> på = on
> gulvet = the floor
> og = and
> ler = laughs

Hmm... roll, ruller, roule and the German word rollen are all so
similar, that they must be derived from the same old word.


>>>> Carol Willick calling Judy Geller a wolverine.

>> No comment on this one? I've only just come across it, and the mental
>> picture it conjures up is quite sublime - what was Ross's mother doing
>> to engender such a response, and how did she react?

> I didn't comment on it because I couldn't remember it.. <checks the
> script> ah, yes, 114 TOW The Candy Hearts. Is Judy Geller really that
> scary?

We face the frightening prospect that so far we've only seen Judy as a
mother, not as a mother-in-law...


>>>> Chandler as the head chef of an all-toast restaurant.

>>> Monica would be soooo proud. :)

>> NOW, but not at the time, for Phoebe was offering him a cheffing job
>> instead of Monica who was slowly going up the wall...

> Poor Mon... The guy with the rubber chicken was Phoebe's first choice.
> It couldn't do much for Monica's self-esteem. However, it *was* Phoebe.

Phoebe's concern was that Chandler was out of a job and Monica wasn't.


>>>> Chandler's little puppet theatre of cruelty.

> Little Joey Puppet Hand should join him.

Lol

>>>> Girls on top of girls, end to end, or tall like pancakes.

> Another one of Joey's script ideas.

Actually it was both Joey & Chandler's - while they were sleeping together.


>>>> Lorraine slathering Joey with chocolate mousse & licking it off.

> Friends does 9 1/2 weeks...

Lol - was that the one with the butter?


>>>> Nina Bookbinder stapling Chandler's hand to his desk.

>>> Ouch! I'd like to see her chasing after him around the office
>>> afterwards. :)

>> That was the idea!

> Do you think Helen would help him or Nina?

She'd help Chandler, they all thought Nina was schizophrenic.


>>> Gosh, how many do we have now??

>> At this point, 222.

> Wow, I didn't think we had that many...

It's now 331. (And by the end of this posting, 357).


>>> Jack Geller giving his (dead) in-laws legal advice

>> They're not all dead, since he has sisters-in-law & brothers-in-law.

> No, but wouldn't it be cool to see him give legal advice to the *dead*
> ones? :) Maybe Phoebe could help.

Oh I *see* - yes, you're right!


>>> The robots working for Chandler in his office

>> Ah - don't the 401-K's only work in the Fine Foods division?

> The robots work for "them", so basically they could be working for
> Chandler, Doug etc...

Okey dokey. :)


>>> Monica eating by herself in the alley

>> Awww, they don't all hate her now though, do they, no thanks to
> Dragon...

> Hehe.. right. But sad little Monica in a baked chef's jacket and a
> "quit, bitch" hat in a dark alley... Dragon should have showed up and
> rescued her there.

Well, Joey agreed to help after the QB hat incident, and sympathised
about the jacket, but then let her down because he was earning so much
money. It was when Monica was shut in the freezer that he stepped in,
but then he went too far by complaining that it was going to be a lean
Christmas at the Dragon house.

It was in the following episode that Monica revealed she eats by herself
in the alley, then that was the last we saw until 607 "TOW Phoebe Runs",
(at least I think so), since when she has been okay. So what happened in
between? Maybe Joey did sort them out, but we never heard.


>>> Finding out why oven mitts freak Phoebe out (I guess it has something
>>> to do with her mother's suicide)

>> I never thought of that, I always supposed it was because of 223 "TOW
>> the Chicken Pox".

> Maybe. But she didn't seem to be afraid of them then. Especially when
> they finally came off.

Ah, but then Ryan died... ;)

>> Whereabouts would these go?

Awww, that would have been so great!


> (After Monica and Ross fix the "ruin" for Emily.)
> Joey doesn't get homesick after watching Cheers in the first draft of
> the script, but he gets homesick anyway, and Chandler takes him to
> McDonalds to make up for it. However, Joey is disgusted when the
> cashier wonders if he wants vinegar with his chips.

That sounds more like a traditional Fish & Chip shop, than McDonalds.


>>> All of Phoebe's songs

>> All of them? What about just the eleven Christmas songs we never
>> heard about her mother's suicide?

> Well, given that it's December that would be nice, but I'd also like
> to hear the full version of "Dumb drunken bitch" (gives a whole new
> meaning to angry feminist rock) and all the others.

Oh yes! That's in now. :)


>>> Joey coming back to Chandler (and Monica) after he got chicken,
>>> coleslaw, beans and a diet Coke

>> Gosh yes. Does he really ask if Chandler wants "Dirty rice"?

> Little did he know how appropriate it was to say that.

How do you mean?


>>> Where did the race-car bed go? Did Monica keep it for her future kids?

>> Back to the store - Monica took Joey along to kick ass.

> Yeah, I know, but the bed was still there in the tag scene when
> Chandler played with it....

That tag scene is not quite right, and neither is the teaser of the next
episode. If you copy 307 & 308 to tape, but cut from Joey seeing Janice &
Gary kissing to Ross asking Gunther for a napkin, you can see how the
narrative flows. So where do 307's tag & 308's teaser belong?


>>> Chandler whipping a pretzel at Janice and her husband

>> Gary

> King

Could be.


>>> Gunther destroying half of Central Perk's cups

>> I thought they were dishes, and he *said* it was a cup?

> Maybe they were dishes. It sounded much like when all the china was
> broken on Titanic.

Lol


>>> Finding out if Monica has a "thing" about blokes whose last names
>>> start with a "B" (Burke, Becker, Bing...)

>> GOSH!!! I never noticed this...

>> The Bs were Pete Becker, Chandler Bing, Fun Bobby, Richard Burke, and
>> Timothy Burke.

>> The non-Bs were Roy Gublik, Chip Matthews, Michael Mitchell, Paul TWG,
>> and Jean-Claude Van Damme.

>> And the don't knows are Alan, Bob, Ethan, Julio, and Mischa. There does
>> seem to be a pattern here... :)

> See? She was destined to be MEB from day one. :)

She was!


>>> Finding out what Chandler gave to Monica as an anniversary-present
>>> when they went to Las Vegas

>> He didn't, he forgot it.

> He forgot to bring it. He didn't forget to buy it.... It's still in
> apartment 20 or perhaps in his gymbag? ;)

Why his gymbag?


>> Alpine Monica upstaging the von Trapp kids in 'The Sound of Music'.

> Lol! Do you think she got to sing "Do Re Mi" or just "Do --"?

You mean as in "Memo-" ?


> How about getting to meet Ross and Janice's very hairy children?

RPGOL !!! That's a real keeper! :)


Here's the latest batch...

Bats flying out of Joan's nostrils when she sneezes.
Carol's breast getting bigger as Ben blows into the other one.
Chandler as the class clown at his all-boys high school.
Eddie Moskowitz visiting Monica when she has her Christmas tree up.
Frankie definitely cupping Joseph Tribbiani.
God talking to Ross in the style of Chandler Bing.
How many 'pathetic loser' nickels Monica has.
Joey dating & kissing the hot girl who had a big Adam's apple.
Joey serving cheese when a rival comes to slice a better cheddar.
Kids running from Crazy Snake Man who calls the snakes his babies.
Monica with a gorgeous Demi Moore hairstyle.
Phoebe's impression of the shootout at the OK Corral.
Rachel holding Heckles' magnifier in front of her chest.
Rachel's friends comforting her after Ross & Julie left.
Ross having his pants measured in prison.
Ross visiting the patient who's having a bad hair day.
The brand new type of sex that Monica's never had.
The first time Joey lost a girl to a cowboy spraying cologne.
The screaming spitting guy on the Chinese bus.
What Chandler would have done if Janice's baby had been his.
What Heckles wrote in his 'Big Book of Grievances' about Janice.
What Phoebe would have done if Ross hadn't caved.
Young Heckles cracking everyone up in science class.

..any more?

DANNY D'ADDARIO

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Here are some more:
Rachel getting turned on by a gravy boat.
Why the receptionist wasn't completely satisfied with her candy bar.
Phoebe putting a recipe in a fireproof box, 100 yards away from the
original.
Joey using "Word of the Day" toilet paper.
Dr. Burke kissing Rachel on the tip of her nose.
Ross making a turkey sandwich while Carol and Susan were making out.
Rachel getting a little taste of Pheebs.
The book "Be your own Windkeeper Rachel."
Chandler claiming Phoebe in the name of France.
Eddie helping Chandler pick out a chiorizo.
Ross kissing Rachel to get her lip gloss in 9th grade.
Any more?

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a40fa5b...@news.balcab.ch>, CL...@balJUNKcab.ch (CleV)
wrote:

> On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 03:25:15 GMT, mag...@online.no (Marita) wrote:

>>>>> Rachel & Monica using their breasts to get other people's attention.

> Have we really never seen either of them do that? How about TOW
> Rachel's New Dress?

How exactly do you mean?

> (Although that does bring up another one: Rachel's boob popping out.)

Oh yeah, thanks!


> Actually, the only occasion which comes
> to mind is one of Phoebe's, in TOW Everyone Finds Out.

That was to break Chandler, not get his attention.


>>>>> Rachel riding a fire truck and ringing the bell.

> As opposed to her wearing her "I {heart} Ross" sandwich board and
> ringing her bell.

Oh yes, another goodie.


>>>>> Rachel's face as Pete tearfully asked how good it was for her.

> I hope you mean Pete the Weeper and not Pete Becker!!!

Of course. :)


>>>>> Roger's patient who thinks the telephone is a shower.

> But there's not much more to him/her, right?

Nope, except to say "her".


>>>>> Ross heaving baby Ben down-field past the Tampa Bay defence.

> We'd need to splurge on some special effects for this one. I see it
> in Matrix-style slo-mo.

Oh yes, especially since you'd need two Rosses.


>>>>> Ross's team winning gold in the Olympic 'Standing There' event.

> Hmm ... so now we have two Olympic events the Friends could actually
> have won. Any more?

The other one is a bit weird. Joey hums 'Here Come the Bride' and Phoebe
says "Oh, the Olympics." possibly remembering a TV sports theme tune.


>>>>> Skinhead Abby, so we can she if she was really Bonnie.

> Didn't we see Abby??? At the birthday party, right?

Did we? Where?


>>>>> The gang speaking English as Ross hands out Chinese takeaway.

> When was this?

The end of "TOW Two parts" - we got the Spanish dubbed version.


>>>>> The new Central Perk coffee cups with nipples on them.

> Weren't the cups right in front of him? We saw them!

They were breast-shaped, but they didn't have nipples on them, possibly
because it would be too dangerous.


>>>>> Ugly Naked Guy doing the hula.

> Oop, missed this one out in my other post (but when was it exactly?)

Here's a clue: "ĄMira, mira, el viejo desnudo esté haciendo el hula hoop!"


>>>>> What really happened between Randy Brown & the Buffay twins.

> Don't you believe Phoebe?

We only have her side of the story, Ursula might beg to differ.


>>>> Ross decorating his Christmas tree with floss

> Do we still think Ross even gets a tree?

I dunno, have we seen a tree at his apartment lately?


>>>> Ross and Ben calling long-distance from Amanda's apartment

> Hmmm, who would he have been calling at that time?

I dunno, that's what we'd find out. Do you have any ideas?


>>>> Chandler moving to France. And Cuba

> Or, of course, Yemen. No wait, we did see that ...

No we didn't, but that's another goodie!


>> Maybe they were dishes. It sounded much like when all the china was
>> broken on Titanic.

> (Which was, oddly, a very affecting scene for me. YMMV.)

Gunther's okay.


> Can anyone who's a fan of Joey+Phoebe give a canonical listing of all
> the hints about them? I remember how I used to devour every possible
> hint that C+M would get together, before it happened.

I'm compiling Ross+Phoebe hints.


>>> Rachel dressed up as the Prom & Homecoming Queens.

> We did see Rachel in her Prom dress.

But she wasn't Queen then, which I guess involves a crown.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a40f407...@news.balcab.ch>, CL...@balJUNKcab.ch (CleV)
wrote:

> On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 01:04:50 GMT, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>>> Chandler Joey and Rachel in Rachel's dream, Chandler in Rachels dream,
>>> and Ross in Rachels dream

> Chandler and Joey *without* Rachel ...!

ATTYOB... :)


>>> Pete getting crunched on the last fight in TOW the ultimate fighting
>>> champion

>> You mean Bruiser going for Becker's favourite area?

> Yes, but it was Bruiser (?)'s favourite area too!

Yeah, Bruiser, and it was his favourite area...

..but it was the *same* area. :)

>> Chandler doing his 'Stevie Wonder' impression.

> When was this?

At a colleague's birthday party in 122 "TOW the Ick Factor".


>> Edward Geller, covered in Jello.

> And this?

When Ben was born, he looked like his great uncle.


>> Lily telling the twins why her second husband was sent to jail.

> Why was it, again?

We don't know, that's we we want to see it.


>> Monana being shunned by her Amish family for buying a blow dryer.

> Dunno why, but I've always thought that should be spelt Monanna.

Could be, but Nana is spelt N-A-N-A.


>> Monica horseback riding in the park after Judy's mysterious death.

> ODG, when was this?

Not yet. Monica complained that the credit card thief had been horseback
riding in the park - in fact she had everything that Monica wanted, yet
didn't have her mother.


>> Ross giving Carol a ridiculously expensive crystal duck.

> BTW, WEHT the Crystal Duck awards?

Oooh - was it an in-joke?


>> Ugly Naked Guy hanging from his gravity boots.

> Or in the hammock,

Oh yes, the Play-Doh Fat Factory.

> or dancing with UNGal,

Yep.

> or using his thighmaster,

Yep.

> or lighting his Christmas candles.

When was this?


>> What Chandler would have done if rubbing his head turned back time.

> Or his clicky gesture-y thing.

Yep.


>> What Joey did with his inflated balloon creature.

> When was this?

After the father of Lydia's baby turned up, in 123 "TOW the Birth".

CleV

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On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 18:38:03 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>In article <3a40f407...@news.balcab.ch>, CL...@balJUNKcab.ch (CleV)
>wrote:

>> On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 01:04:50 GMT, Tennant Stuart
>> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>>>> Chandler Joey and Rachel in Rachel's dream, Chandler in Rachels dream,
>>>> and Ross in Rachels dream

>> Chandler and Joey *without* Rachel ...!

>ATTYOB... :)

Eh?

>>> Chandler doing his 'Stevie Wonder' impression.

>> When was this?

>At a colleague's birthday party in 122 "TOW the Ick Factor".

Oh, yes!

>>> Monana being shunned by her Amish family for buying a blow dryer.

>> Dunno why, but I've always thought that should be spelt Monanna.

>Could be, but Nana is spelt N-A-N-A.

Think: the goddess Inanna.

>>> Monica horseback riding in the park after Judy's mysterious death.

>> ODG, when was this?

>Not yet. Monica complained that the credit card thief had been horseback
>riding in the park - in fact she had everything that Monica wanted, yet
>didn't have her mother.

Could you BE more obscure?!?

>>> Ross giving Carol a ridiculously expensive crystal duck.

>> BTW, WEHT the Crystal Duck awards?

>Oooh - was it an in-joke?

Not really. They were an ongoing set of awards from when I first
started surfing the net 3-4 years ago. Every year, the fans of
Friends voted on their favourite Friend/line/actor/etc of the latest
season. Not sure who administrated it, it was on a website, not this
NG. Maybe Dan Silverstein?

>>> Ugly Naked Guy hanging from his gravity boots.

>> Or in the hammock,

>Oh yes, the Play-Doh Fat Factory.

>> or dancing with UNGal,

>Yep.

>> or using his thighmaster,

>Yep.

>> or lighting his Christmas candles.

>When was this?

Well I just remembered a scene where they winced because he'd dripped
hot candle wax (??) on himself. Sound familiar?

CleV

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On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 18:40:57 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>In article <3a40fa5b...@news.balcab.ch>, CL...@balJUNKcab.ch (CleV)
>wrote:

>> On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 03:25:15 GMT, mag...@online.no (Marita) wrote:

>>>>>> Rachel & Monica using their breasts to get other people's attention.

>> Have we really never seen either of them do that? How about TOW
>> Rachel's New Dress?

>How exactly do you mean?

>> (Although that does bring up another one: Rachel's boob popping out.)

>Oh yeah, thanks!

>> Actually, the only occasion which comes
>> to mind is one of Phoebe's, in TOW Everyone Finds Out.

>That was to break Chandler, not get his attention.

Oh I thought you were using the euphemism and I was using the actual
words. What else do you think they mean by using their breasts to get
people's attention?

>>>>>> Skinhead Abby, so we can she if she was really Bonnie.

>> Didn't we see Abby??? At the birthday party, right?

>Did we? Where?

Now I think I may have confused her with Betty ("Oh, you found
Betty!", "Did you see Betty yet?") but I'm still sure we've seen a
bald chick at a party (most likely Phoebe's).

>>>>>> The new Central Perk coffee cups with nipples on them.

>> Weren't the cups right in front of him? We saw them!

>They were breast-shaped, but they didn't have nipples on them, possibly
>because it would be too dangerous.

Or because Phoebe Sr hadn't started supplying crockery to Central Perk
yet.

>>>>>> Ugly Naked Guy doing the hula.

>> Oop, missed this one out in my other post (but when was it exactly?)

>Here's a clue: "ĄMira, mira, el viejo desnudo esté haciendo el hula hoop!"

Oh this one's just unfair!

>>>>>> What really happened between Randy Brown & the Buffay twins.

>> Don't you believe Phoebe?

>We only have her side of the story, Ursula might beg to differ.

You're fair, Ill give you that!

>>>>> Chandler moving to France. And Cuba

>> Or, of course, Yemen. No wait, we did see that ...

>No we didn't, but that's another goodie!

Well, we saw him get on the plane. (Yes, I'm counting eaving the
departure lounge as "getting on the plane".)

>>> Maybe they were dishes. It sounded much like when all the china was
>>> broken on Titanic.

>> (Which was, oddly, a very affecting scene for me. YMMV.)

>Gunther's okay.

:-) I was referring to the scene in Titanic, where the plates cascade
off the shelf. That, and when the band came back to play were the
highpoints for me (the plates just because that scene was beautiful).

>>>> Rachel dressed up as the Prom & Homecoming Queens.

>> We did see Rachel in her Prom dress.

>But she wasn't Queen then, which I guess involves a crown.

A crown and a stick with ball on it, I guess.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3A41246D...@home.com>, DANNY D'ADDARIO <dd...@home.com>
wrote:

> Here are some more:

> Rachel getting turned on by a gravy boat.
> Why the receptionist wasn't completely satisfied with her candy bar.
> Phoebe putting a recipe in a fireproof box, 100 yards away from the
> original.
> Joey using "Word of the Day" toilet paper.
> Dr. Burke kissing Rachel on the tip of her nose.
> Ross making a turkey sandwich while Carol and Susan were making out.
> Rachel getting a little taste of Pheebs.
> The book "Be your own Windkeeper Rachel."
> Chandler claiming Phoebe in the name of France.

Wow, some great ones there! Thanks.

> Eddie helping Chandler pick out a chiorizo.

Is that "chiorizo" or "chorizo"? And what is one anyway?

> Ross kissing Rachel to get her lip gloss in 9th grade.

What was this?

Here's some more from me...

A porno movie filled with three-nippled people.
Bossy Julie running Strict Sex School.
Chandler & Monica quietly swapping their best secrets.
Chandler opening the delivery entrance to the land of Narnia.
Chandler taking sleepy Monica home & putting her to bed.
Joey's porn movie 'Photocopier Repair Man'.
Monica flicking Chandler's nubbin to see what happens.
Monica spying on Phoebe eating a cheeseburger.
Monica's job where she can wear a wedding dress all the time.
Phoebe at one of Duncan's Academy Award parties.
Rachel caught off-guard getting kind of sweaty and blurry.
Rachel wanting, begging & pleading to have sex.
The look on Ross's face if Chandler had filled his pitcher.
Women dancing naked around Chandler at the best hut.

Any more?

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a415263...@news.balcab.ch>, CL...@balJUNKcab.ch (CleV)
wrote:

> On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 18:40:57 GMT, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>>>>>>> Rachel & Monica using their breasts to get other people's attention.

>>> Have we really never seen either of them do that? How about TOW
>>> Rachel's New Dress?

>> How exactly do you mean?

>>> (Although that does bring up another one: Rachel's boob popping out.)

>> Oh yeah, thanks!

>>> Actually, the only occasion which comes
>>> to mind is one of Phoebe's, in TOW Everyone Finds Out.

>> That was to break Chandler, not get his attention.

> Oh I thought you were using the euphemism and I was using the actual
> words. What else do you think they mean by using their breasts to get
> people's attention?

I don't think it means exposing their breasts, just the curve under
their clothing would be sufficient. The significant part is getting
other people's attention. This eliminates cases where they already
have someone's attention, such as Phoebe getting out of tickets.


>>>>>>> Skinhead Abby, so we can she if she was really Bonnie.

>>> Didn't we see Abby??? At the birthday party, right?

>> Did we? Where?

> Now I think I may have confused her with Betty ("Oh, you found
> Betty!", "Did you see Betty yet?")

Yep.


> but I'm still sure we've seen a bald chick at a party (most likely
> Phoebe's).

Have we? Where?


>>>>>>> The new Central Perk coffee cups with nipples on them.

>>> Weren't the cups right in front of him? We saw them!

>> They were breast-shaped, but they didn't have nipples on them, possibly
>> because it would be too dangerous.

> Or because Phoebe Sr hadn't started supplying crockery to Central Perk
> yet.

Nice idea that Phoebe Abbott would make them, but they'd fall over. I
guess she could make special underliners with an oval opening...


>>>>>>> Ugly Naked Guy doing the hula.

>>> Oop, missed this one out in my other post (but when was it exactly?)

>> Here's a clue: "ĄMira, mira, el viejo desnudo esté haciendo el hula
>> hoop!"

> Oh this one's just unfair!

It's the ending of 116/117 "TOW Two Parts".


>>>>>>> What really happened between Randy Brown & the Buffay twins.

>>> Don't you believe Phoebe?

>> We only have her side of the story, Ursula might beg to differ.

> You're fair, Ill give you that!

Thanks. If you watch the twins at Riff's, it's Ursula who comes over as
the more naive one. I would not normally go by a performance, but in this
case they were both played by the same actress.


>>>>>> Chandler moving to France. And Cuba

>>> Or, of course, Yemen. No wait, we did see that ...

>> No we didn't, but that's another goodie!

> Well, we saw him get on the plane. (Yes, I'm counting eaving the
> departure lounge as "getting on the plane".)

Well, I'm thinking about when he arrives.


> I was referring to the scene in Titanic, where the plates cascade
> off the shelf. That, and when the band came back to play were the
> highpoints for me (the plates just because that scene was beautiful).

Yeah, and the people lay down to die.


>>>>> Rachel dressed up as the Prom & Homecoming Queens.

>>> We did see Rachel in her Prom dress.

>> But she wasn't Queen then, which I guess involves a crown.

> A crown and a stick with ball on it, I guess.

Crown & sceptre - I'll change the wording, thanks.

Here are some more...

Bob & Kip living across the hall from Jack's mother.
Jade's legs on the new James Bond poster.
Joey telling Ross that he got the restaurant bill wrong.
Julie pinning little Rodrigo to the canvas.
Monica fighting with Roland over who gets the desk.
Monica making out with a Blowfish backstage.
What would have happened to the group if Monica hadn't been fired.
What young Monica & Rachel did about lecherous old man Fisher.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a414fad...@news.balcab.ch>, CL...@balJUNKcab.ch (CleV)
wrote:

> On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 18:38:03 GMT, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>> ATTYOB... :)

> Eh?

Would you like a list of acronyms?


>>>> Monana being shunned by her Amish family for buying a blow dryer.

>>> Dunno why, but I've always thought that should be spelt Monanna.

>> Could be, but Nana is spelt N-A-N-A.

> Think: the goddess Inanna.

Who?


>>>> Monica horseback riding in the park after Judy's mysterious death.

>>> ODG, when was this?

>> Not yet. Monica complained that the credit card thief had been horseback
>> riding in the park - in fact she had everything that Monica wanted, yet
>> didn't have her mother.

> Could you BE more obscure?!?

GGG


>>>> Ross giving Carol a ridiculously expensive crystal duck.

>>> BTW, WEHT the Crystal Duck awards?

>> Oooh - was it an in-joke?

> Not really. They were an ongoing set of awards from when I first
> started surfing the net 3-4 years ago. Every year, the fans of
> Friends voted on their favourite Friend/line/actor/etc of the latest
> season. Not sure who administrated it, it was on a website, not this
> NG. Maybe Dan Silverstein?

Oh, one of those old-type things. So did they name it after Ross's gift?


>>> Ugly Naked Guy lighting his Christmas candles.

>> When was this?

> Well I just remembered a scene where they winced because he'd dripped
> hot candle wax (??) on himself. Sound familiar?

Ah, that was 107 "TOW the Blackout". We've got that one, but keep trying.

CleV

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On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 13:27:17 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>In article <3a415263...@news.balcab.ch>, CL...@balJUNKcab.ch (CleV)
>wrote:

>> On Wed, 20 Dec 2000 18:40:57 GMT, Tennant Stuart
>> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>>>>>>>> Rachel & Monica using their breasts to get other people's attention.

>>>> Have we really never seen either of them do that? How about TOW
>>>> Rachel's New Dress?

>>> How exactly do you mean?

>>>> (Although that does bring up another one: Rachel's boob popping out.)

>>> Oh yeah, thanks!

>>>> Actually, the only occasion which comes
>>>> to mind is one of Phoebe's, in TOW Everyone Finds Out.

>>> That was to break Chandler, not get his attention.

>> Oh I thought you were using the euphemism and I was using the actual
>> words. What else do you think they mean by using their breasts to get
>> people's attention?

>I don't think it means exposing their breasts,

Neither do I ...

>just the curve under
>their clothing would be sufficient. The significant part is getting
>other people's attention. This eliminates cases where they already
>have someone's attention, such as Phoebe getting out of tickets.

... but I've run out of other examples at the mo.

>>>>>>>> Skinhead Abby, so we can she if she was really Bonnie.

>>>> Didn't we see Abby??? At the birthday party, right?

>>> Did we? Where?

>> Now I think I may have confused her with Betty ("Oh, you found
>> Betty!", "Did you see Betty yet?")

>Yep.

>> but I'm still sure we've seen a bald chick at a party (most likely
>> Phoebe's).

>Have we? Where?

Come on, people! Help me out here! Doesn't anyone else remember
seeing a bald chick at a party?!?

>>>>>>>> The new Central Perk coffee cups with nipples on them.

>>>> Weren't the cups right in front of him? We saw them!

>>> They were breast-shaped, but they didn't have nipples on them, possibly
>>> because it would be too dangerous.

>> Or because Phoebe Sr hadn't started supplying crockery to Central Perk
>> yet.

>Nice idea that Phoebe Abbott would make them, but they'd fall over. I
>guess she could make special underliners with an oval opening...

You're not thinking laterally enough - if the cups each had three
nipples each, they wouldn't fall over ...

>>>>>>>> Ugly Naked Guy doing the hula.

>>>> Oop, missed this one out in my other post (but when was it exactly?)

>>> Here's a clue: "¡Mira, mira, el viejo desnudo esté haciendo el hula
>>> hoop!"

>> Oh this one's just unfair!

>It's the ending of 116/117 "TOW Two Parts".

Oh I got that; I just meant unfair as in obscure!

>>>>>> Rachel dressed up as the Prom & Homecoming Queens.

>>>> We did see Rachel in her Prom dress.

>>> But she wasn't Queen then, which I guess involves a crown.

>> A crown and a stick with ball on it, I guess.

>Crown & sceptre - I'll change the wording, thanks.

Oh my, one that you didn't get! Phoebe mentions a stick with a ball
on it at some point ISTR (although I am paraphrasing).

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001221061341...@ng-cb1.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

> I got one, you may have it, but what abou
> Paolo's camping site for scouts?

Lol! No, it's not something I wish I'd seen, but it's now in just for you!

Marita

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On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 13:24:05 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>>> ATTYOB... :)
>
>> Eh?
>
>Would you like a list of acronyms?

I thought I had one that was good enough, but I think I need a new
one, Tennant. Could you please send it to mari...@online.no? TA! :)

DANNY D'ADDARIO

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> >>> Here's a clue: "ĄMira, mira, el viejo desnudo esté haciendo el hula

> >>> hoop!"
>
> >> Oh this one's just unfair!
>
> >It's the ending of 116/117 "TOW Two Parts".
>
> Oh I got that; I just meant unfair as in obscure!
>
> >>>>>> Rachel dressed up as the Prom & Homecoming Queens.
>
> >>>> We did see Rachel in her Prom dress.
>
> >>> But she wasn't Queen then, which I guess involves a crown.
>
> >> A crown and a stick with ball on it, I guess.
>
> >Crown & sceptre - I'll change the wording, thanks.
>
> Oh my, one that you didn't get! Phoebe mentions a stick with a ball
> on it at some point ISTR (although I am paraphrasing).
Some more:

"Girl's night out" with Carol and Susan
Ross and Monica playing "Happy Days"
Everyone in the Gellers' neighborhood yelling "Egg the Gellers!"
Ross standing in the corner, telling knock-knock jokes
Rachel as a shoe, wanting to be a purse or a hat.
Ross falling of the Empire State Building and landing on a bicycle with
no seat.
Chandler as Liza Minelli in Vegas.
The "Viva Las Gaygas" show put on by Mr. Bing.
Four wet bridesmaids
Phoebe in junior high, thinking she is a witch.
The guy on the subway licking Chandler's neck.

Marita

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to

English, German and Norwegian (Scandinavian in general) are quite
similar languages.

>> I didn't comment on it because I couldn't remember it.. <checks the
>> script> ah, yes, 114 TOW The Candy Hearts. Is Judy Geller really that
>> scary?
>
>We face the frightening prospect that so far we've only seen Judy as a
>mother, not as a mother-in-law...

I bet Chandler should be happy he doesn't know(?) about that
nick-name. But I've got a feeling he already knows enough about Judy
to handle her.

>>>>> Girls on top of girls, end to end, or tall like pancakes.
>
>> Another one of Joey's script ideas.
>
>Actually it was both Joey & Chandler's - while they were sleeping together.

But was the handsome man about to enter?? ;)

>>>>> Lorraine slathering Joey with chocolate mousse & licking it off.
>
>> Friends does 9 1/2 weeks...
>
>Lol - was that the one with the butter?

I think so, yes. But the Hot Shots version is even better where Topper
(Charlie Sheen) uses Ramada's belly button as some sort of a
catapult-mechanism to shoot the olive into her mouth. :)

>>>> Monica eating by herself in the alley
>
>>> Awww, they don't all hate her now though, do they, no thanks to
>> Dragon...
>
>> Hehe.. right. But sad little Monica in a baked chef's jacket and a
>> "quit, bitch" hat in a dark alley... Dragon should have showed up and
>> rescued her there.
>
>Well, Joey agreed to help after the QB hat incident, and sympathised
>about the jacket, but then let her down because he was earning so much
>money. It was when Monica was shut in the freezer that he stepped in,
>but then he went too far by complaining that it was going to be a lean
>Christmas at the Dragon house.

Yes, and the waiters wrote on her hat several times:

The Waiter: Hey! He has a name, it's Dragon. Do you wanna know your
name? Check your hat. (to another waiter) We did the hat right?

But ever since Alexandra Marguiles (is she Juliana's sister? She looks
like her) joined the cast and 607, they've been nice to her, as you
said.

>It was in the following episode that Monica revealed she eats by herself
>in the alley, then that was the last we saw until 607 "TOW Phoebe Runs",
>(at least I think so), since when she has been okay. So what happened in
>between? Maybe Joey did sort them out, but we never heard.

He already said in 211 TOW The Lesbian Wedding that he felt like
Superman, so maybe Joey turned up as Superman in the alley? :)

>> Maybe. But she didn't seem to be afraid of them then. Especially when
>> they finally came off.
>
>Ah, but then Ryan died... ;)

And no one was there to save private Ryan this time. ;)

>>>> Joey coming back to Chandler (and Monica) after he got chicken,
>>>> coleslaw, beans and a diet Coke
>
>>> Gosh yes. Does he really ask if Chandler wants "Dirty rice"?
>
>> Little did he know how appropriate it was to say that.
>
>How do you mean?

I'm just guessing that the meal got *ahem* "dirty" when the love birds
got their hands on the food.

>>>> Where did the race-car bed go? Did Monica keep it for her future kids?
>
>>> Back to the store - Monica took Joey along to kick ass.
>
>> Yeah, I know, but the bed was still there in the tag scene when
>> Chandler played with it....
>
>That tag scene is not quite right, and neither is the teaser of the next
>episode. If you copy 307 & 308 to tape, but cut from Joey seeing Janice &
>Gary kissing to Ross asking Gunther for a napkin, you can see how the
>narrative flows. So where do 307's tag & 308's teaser belong?

There's clearly an error here, but we never saw Monica delivering the
bed back. Jester refused to take it back. The bed could very well be
in the creepy storage room next to the little waffle iron.

>>>> Finding out what Chandler gave to Monica as an anniversary-present
>>>> when they went to Las Vegas
>
>>> He didn't, he forgot it.
>
>> He forgot to bring it. He didn't forget to buy it.... It's still in
>> apartment 20 or perhaps in his gymbag? ;)
>
>Why his gymbag?

Because he seems to keep a lot of his secret belongings hidden
there... ;)

>>> Alpine Monica upstaging the von Trapp kids in 'The Sound of Music'.
>
>> Lol! Do you think she got to sing "Do Re Mi" or just "Do --"?
>
>You mean as in "Memo-" ?

Yes. So I guess she'd sing "Doe--" or "Doe, a---"

<snip>

>..any more?

Joey watching the Discovery Channel
Monica puling a lad's hair and him taking her snack
Monica's baby falling off Richard's dog (not in real life, natch)
Chandler playing the clarinet
Chandler admiring the scale modelers
The girl who said "supposably"
Mr Heckles and his birds
Ross calling immigration about Paolo
Monica watching "Walker Texas Ranger" and being concerned about a
busload of kids
Monica's initial reaction to seeing her fake boob on fire
Little Monica serving the best air
Monica destroying the wall in her apartment with a hammer
Monica painting pictures to hide the holes in the wall
Chandler and Joey playing hammer darts
The rats hanging themselves because of Ross's music (on a
Halloween-special of the show, of course)
Phoebe letting a bee sting her
Rachel at the regatta gala
Rachel comparing Jane Eyre to Robocop
Chandler throwing a bag of barley at Janice
Chandler meeting Eddie in the ethnic food section at the supermarket
Chandler and Eddie on a road trip to Las Vegas

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a421d1...@news.balcab.ch>, CL...@balJUNKcab.ch (CleV)
wrote:

> On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 13:27:17 GMT, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>> I don't think it means exposing their breasts,

> Neither do I ...

>> just the curve under
>> their clothing would be sufficient. The significant part is getting
>> other people's attention. This eliminates cases where they already
>> have someone's attention, such as Phoebe getting out of tickets.

> ... but I've run out of other examples at the mo.

So it will just have to be something we wish we'd seen.


>>> I'm still sure we've seen a bald chick at a party (most likely
>>> Phoebe's).

>> Have we? Where?

> Come on, people! Help me out here! Doesn't anyone else remember
> seeing a bald chick at a party?!?

I'm still trying to think where I've seen Rachel wearing glasses, or
a scared Chandler leaping into Joey's arms.


>>>>>>>>> The new Central Perk coffee cups with nipples on them.

>>>>> Weren't the cups right in front of him? We saw them!

>>>> They were breast-shaped, but they didn't have nipples on them,
>>>> possibly because it would be too dangerous.

>>> Or because Phoebe Sr hadn't started supplying crockery to Central Perk
>>> yet.

>> Nice idea that Phoebe Abbott would make them, but they'd fall over. I
>> guess she could make special underliners with an oval opening...

> You're not thinking laterally enough - if the cups each had three
> nipples each, they wouldn't fall over ...

ROTFL - no, you're quite right, I was *not* thinking laterally enough!


>>>>>>>>> Ugly Naked Guy doing the hula.

>>>>> Oop, missed this one out in my other post (but when was it exactly?)

>>>> Here's a clue: "ĄMira, mira, el viejo desnudo esté haciendo el hula
>>>> hoop!"

>>> Oh this one's just unfair!

>> It's the ending of 116/117 "TOW Two Parts".

> Oh I got that; I just meant unfair as in obscure!

Ah - that's half the fun. :)


>>>>>>> Rachel dressed up as the Prom & Homecoming Queens.

>>>>> We did see Rachel in her Prom dress.

>>>> But she wasn't Queen then, which I guess involves a crown.

>>> A crown and a stick with ball on it, I guess.

>> Crown & sceptre - I'll change the wording, thanks.

> Oh my, one that you didn't get! Phoebe mentions a stick with a ball
> on it at some point ISTR (although I am paraphrasing).

Ah yes, you got me again! :)

She was whinging about Stephanie in 206 "TOW the Baby on the Bus"...

PHOEBE: And he's going to be paying this woman? Why doesn't he just give
her like a throne, and a crown, and like a, you know, gold stick
with a ball on top.

It would be interesting if this is where her lust for tiaras originated,
if it wasn't that she first mentioned them in the previous episode.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <91t1gi$g6n$1...@news5.svr.pol.co.uk>, "Coca-Cola"
<jona...@yankeeclipper.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:

> Tennant wrote

>>>>>>>>> What really happened between Randy Brown & the Buffay twins.

>>>>> Don't you believe Phoebe?

>>>> We only have her side of the story, Ursula might beg to differ.

>>> You're fair, Ill give you that!

>> Thanks. If you watch the twins at Riff's, it's Ursula who comes over as
>> the more naive one. I would not normally go by a performance, but in
>> this case they were both played by the same actress.

> Ursula, naive? Remember we're talking about Buffay <sp?> the vampire
> layer.

Yes, "Buffay the Vampire Layer". Look at it this way - the naive twin
sold her body to the sex industry, and the sly twin got all the money.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a427839...@news.online.no>, mari...@online.no (Marita)
wrote:

> I thought I had one that was good enough, but I think I need a new
> one, Tennant.

Mine is much bigger. :)


> Could you please send it to mari...@online.no? TA! :)

Sent. You've changed your addy *again*...

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3A427AA1...@home.com>, DANNY D'ADDARIO <dd...@home.com>
wrote:

> Some more:

> "Girl's night out" with Carol and Susan

Just to please Ross...

> Ross and Monica playing "Happy Days"

Lol - as Richie & Joanie, *not* the naughty game!

> Everyone in the Gellers' neighborhood yelling "Egg the Gellers!"

Which is why! :)

> Ross standing in the corner, telling knock-knock jokes

Are you making these up? <checks> No, you're not! lol

> Rachel as a shoe, wanting to be a purse or a hat.

It's a metaphor, Daddy!

> Ross falling of the Empire State Building and landing on a bicycle with
> no seat.

Did he? <checks> Oh yes, ouch!

> Chandler as Liza Minelli in Vegas.

Got this one. Never mind.

> The "Viva Las Gaygas" show put on by Mr. Bing.

Oh yes.

> Four wet bridesmaids

Gosh - how did we miss this!

> Phoebe in junior high, thinking she is a witch.

Aah - that was a lovely story she told, proving she's sensible really.

> The guy on the subway licking Chandler's neck.

Eek, that's 705 - well, okay becasue it's not a plot spoiler.


Thanks Danny! Any more??

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a4274a2...@news.online.no>, mari...@online.no (Marita)
wrote:

>> Hmm... roll, ruller, roule and the German word rollen are all so


>> similar, that they must be derived from the same old word.

> English, German and Norwegian (Scandinavian in general) are quite
> similar languages.

But what about the French as well?


>>> I didn't comment on it because I couldn't remember it.. <checks the
>>> script> ah, yes, 114 TOW The Candy Hearts. Is Judy Geller really that
>>> scary?

>> We face the frightening prospect that so far we've only seen Judy as a
>> mother, not as a mother-in-law...

> I bet Chandler should be happy he doesn't know(?) about that
> nick-name. But I've got a feeling he already knows enough about Judy
> to handle her.

Maybe he does, but I'd just love to see him call her a wolverine to her
face. Maybe after 609 it won't happen, but she ain't his ma-in-law yet.


>>>>>> Girls on top of girls, end to end, or tall like pancakes.

>>> Another one of Joey's script ideas.

>> Actually it was both Joey & Chandler's - while they were sleeping
> together.

> But was the handsome man about to enter?? ;)

Maybe, but will he be a stand-up guy who goes the distance?? ;)


>>>>>> Lorraine slathering Joey with chocolate mousse & licking it off.

>>> Friends does 9 1/2 weeks...

>> Lol - was that the one with the butter?

> I think so, yes. But the Hot Shots version is even better where Topper
> (Charlie Sheen) uses Ramada's belly button as some sort of a
> catapult-mechanism to shoot the olive into her mouth. :)

LOL!


>>>>> Monica eating by herself in the alley

>>>> Awww, they don't all hate her now though, do they, no thanks to
>>> Dragon...

>>> Hehe.. right. But sad little Monica in a baked chef's jacket and a
>>> "quit, bitch" hat in a dark alley... Dragon should have showed up and
>>> rescued her there.

>> Well, Joey agreed to help after the QB hat incident, and sympathised
>> about the jacket, but then let her down because he was earning so much
>> money. It was when Monica was shut in the freezer that he stepped in,
>> but then he went too far by complaining that it was going to be a lean
>> Christmas at the Dragon house.

> Yes, and the waiters wrote on her hat several times:

> The Waiter: Hey! He has a name, it's Dragon. Do you wanna know your
> name? Check your hat. (to another waiter) We did the hat right?

Awww, poor Mon.


> But ever since Alexandra Marguiles (is she Juliana's sister? She looks
> like her) joined the cast

When?

> and 607, they've been nice to her, as you said.

Why?

>> It was in the following episode that Monica revealed she eats by herself
>> in the alley, then that was the last we saw until 607 "TOW Phoebe Runs",
>> (at least I think so), since when she has been okay. So what happened in
>> between? Maybe Joey did sort them out, but we never heard.

> He already said in 211 TOW The Lesbian Wedding that he felt like
> Superman, so maybe Joey turned up as Superman in the alley? :)

Hmmmm...


>>> Maybe. But she didn't seem to be afraid of them then. Especially when
>>> they finally came off.

>> Ah, but then Ryan died... ;)

> And no one was there to save private Ryan this time. ;)

Lol! The porn version could be "Saving Ryan's Privates".


>>>>> Joey coming back to Chandler (and Monica) after he got chicken,
>>>>> coleslaw, beans and a diet Coke

>>>> Gosh yes. Does he really ask if Chandler wants "Dirty rice"?

>>> Little did he know how appropriate it was to say that.

>> How do you mean?

> I'm just guessing that the meal got *ahem* "dirty" when the love birds
> got their hands on the food.

Okay, but why did Joey say that?


>>>>> Where did the race-car bed go? Did Monica keep it for her future kids?

>>>> Back to the store - Monica took Joey along to kick ass.

>>> Yeah, I know, but the bed was still there in the tag scene when
>>> Chandler played with it....

>> That tag scene is not quite right, and neither is the teaser of the next
>> episode. If you copy 307 & 308 to tape, but cut from Joey seeing Janice &
>> Gary kissing to Ross asking Gunther for a napkin, you can see how the
>> narrative flows. So where do 307's tag & 308's teaser belong?

> There's clearly an error here, but we never saw Monica delivering the
> bed back. Jester refused to take it back. The bed could very well be
> in the creepy storage room next to the little waffle iron.

Are we sure it's an error? Or are we just not analysing it enough?


>>>>> Finding out what Chandler gave to Monica as an anniversary-present
>>>>> when they went to Las Vegas

>>>> He didn't, he forgot it.

>>> He forgot to bring it. He didn't forget to buy it.... It's still in
>>> apartment 20 or perhaps in his gymbag? ;)

>> Why his gymbag?

> Because he seems to keep a lot of his secret belongings hidden
> there... ;)

Oh. Yes. :)


>> ..any more?

> Joey watching the Discovery Channel

He always watches the Discovery Channel! :)

> Monica puling a lad's hair and him taking her snack

Oh yeah, on the plane. That was because he took her snack.

> Monica's baby falling off Richard's dog (not in real life, natch)

But a baby *would* fall off a basset hound!


> Chandler playing the clarinet
> Chandler admiring the scale modelers
> The girl who said "supposably"
> Mr Heckles and his birds
> Ross calling immigration about Paolo
> Monica watching "Walker Texas Ranger" and being concerned about a
> busload of kids
> Monica's initial reaction to seeing her fake boob on fire

Oh wow, yes!

> Little Monica serving the best air

Awww...

> Monica destroying the wall in her apartment with a hammer

OMG yes, especially Mrs.Chatracus seeing a hole appear in her ceiling,
and wondering what game those boys are playing now, only that nice
girl's face appears instead.

I wonder what it was like for the old lady, living across the hallway
from Mr.Heckles for all those years?

Anyway, this story had one of my favouritest scenes where the three
girls try to work out which gadget is making a noise, only it's Joey
playing a trick on them!

> Monica painting pictures to hide the holes in the wall

And one that was purely for art.

> Chandler and Joey playing hammer darts
> The rats hanging themselves because of Ross's music (on a
> Halloween-special of the show, of course)
> Phoebe letting a bee sting her
> Rachel at the regatta gala

A *nighttime* regatta gala! :-)

> Rachel comparing Jane Eyre to Robocop

Oh, oh yes! And to everyone that can't believe how sly Phoebe is, just
you *look* at her face...

> Chandler throwing a bag of barley at Janice
> Chandler meeting Eddie in the ethnic food section at the supermarket

This is Eddie helping Chandler pick out a chiorizo/chorizo, which we've
already got, and I still don't know what it is or how it's spelt.

> Chandler and Eddie on a road trip to Las Vegas

Thanks, Marita - here's some more from me...

Chandler dating lovely yet moody Miss Crankypants.
Monica's relief when her own baby doesn't hate her.
What happened to the basketball that fell on Grove Street.
Ross discovering he's allergic to lobster, peanuts, and kiwi fruit.
Joey taking care of hundreds of nieces & nephews.
Joey making *special* lattes with the extra milk in the fridge.
Salvatore Tribbiani with his contented & beautiful wife.
Phoebe reading the labels of her shampoos in the shower.
The scary-ass clowns that came to Joey's birthday.
Phoebe earning $1.75 for singing 'Su-Su-Suicide'.
Frank Junior recognising his long-sister as a busker.
Monica hitting Ross in the face with the Silvians' pumpkin.
Monica flipping over her bike after Ross put a broom in the spokes.
Emily Geller kicking Ben's ass.
Little doctor Ross saving Malibu Ken from gangrene.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001221175436...@nso-da.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

> In article <na.5970a64a30...@argonet.co.uk>, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> writes:

>>> I got one, you may have it, but what about


>>> Paolo's camping site for scouts?

>> Lol! No, it's not something I wish I'd seen, but it's now in just for
>> you!

> tankee! :)

You're welcome - any more?

DANNY D'ADDARIO

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Yep...
The movie "Shutter Speed."
The man with the beard of bees and the chicken who plays tic-tac-toe.
Paul (Elizabeth's dad, not the wine guy) bouncing around on a plastic
chicken.
What Phoebe would do with Matt Lauer's unwashed clothes.
Ross riding around town on Elizabeth's little pink bicycle.
That bitch Sharon Majeski sticking Rachel's hand in warm water to make
her pee.
Paul as a surfer, one with the waves.
Rachel as a mental health professional, making $2000 off listening to
Paul's problems.

Marita

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On Fri, 22 Dec 2000 17:48:11 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>> I thought I had one that was good enough, but I think I need a new
>> one, Tennant.
>
>Mine is much bigger. :)
>
>
>> Could you please send it to mari...@online.no? TA! :)
>
>Sent. You've changed your addy *again*...

I had to after I got my new wonderful cable connection! <bg> ;)

Marita

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On Fri, 22 Dec 2000 17:56:05 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

No, not as much as these Germanic languages. They are all
Indo-European languages, but they belong to different groups. Gothic,
Afrikaans, German, Frisian, English, Swedish, Icelandic, Danish and
Norwegian belong to the Germanic group, while French, Spanish,
Italian, Roumanian and Portuguese belong to a totally different group.
We call it the "italic" group, but I didn't find a proper translation
to English in my dictionary.

>> I bet Chandler should be happy he doesn't know(?) about that
>> nick-name. But I've got a feeling he already knows enough about Judy
>> to handle her.
>
>Maybe he does, but I'd just love to see him call her a wolverine to her
>face. Maybe after 609 it won't happen, but she ain't his ma-in-law yet.

No, but as long as he doesn't say anything about her clothes, he
should be fine.

>>>>>>> Girls on top of girls, end to end, or tall like pancakes.
>
>>>> Another one of Joey's script ideas.
>
>>> Actually it was both Joey & Chandler's - while they were sleeping
>> together.
>
>> But was the handsome man about to enter?? ;)
>
>Maybe, but will he be a stand-up guy who goes the distance?? ;)

<g>

>> But ever since Alexandra Marguiles (is she Juliana's sister? She looks
>> like her) joined the cast
>
>When?

I noticed her for the first time in 624 TOW The Proposal where she let
Richard into Monica's kitchen. How ironic that she appeared in an
episode in the 7th season as well. (And that wasn't a plot spoiler,
but you know what I'm talking about.)

>> and 607, they've been nice to her, as you said.
>
>Why?

Maybe the Chan Chan man replaced Joey and talked her up... ;)

>>>> Maybe. But she didn't seem to be afraid of them then. Especially when
>>>> they finally came off.
>
>>> Ah, but then Ryan died... ;)
>
>> And no one was there to save private Ryan this time. ;)
>
>Lol! The porn version could be "Saving Ryan's Privates".

Lol! Yeah. I don't think it would get as many Oscar nods, though.

>>>>>> Joey coming back to Chandler (and Monica) after he got chicken,
>>>>>> coleslaw, beans and a diet Coke
>
>>>>> Gosh yes. Does he really ask if Chandler wants "Dirty rice"?
>
>>>> Little did he know how appropriate it was to say that.
>
>>> How do you mean?
>
>> I'm just guessing that the meal got *ahem* "dirty" when the love birds
>> got their hands on the food.
>
>Okay, but why did Joey say that?

We're talking about *Joey* here. He can make grandma's chicken salad
dirty, remember? :)
And when he walked in on his naked friend in the hot tub with dozens
of candles lit all around, Joey must have got a feeling that Chandler
was doing something "inappropriate", whatever it was. And I bet Joey
didn't think there was a girl involved.

>> There's clearly an error here, but we never saw Monica delivering the
>> bed back. Jester refused to take it back. The bed could very well be
>> in the creepy storage room next to the little waffle iron.
>
>Are we sure it's an error? Or are we just not analysing it enough?

Only one way to find out, right?

Monica and Joey went home with the bed. It's very unlikely that their
friends were in the apartments at that time since Monica and Joey told
them at the coffee house. But there was no sign of the bed when they
returned, so they must have put the bed somewhere. Chandler was
"driving" it, hence they put it in her bedroom.
However, Rachel served Ross, Phoebe and Chandler cookies in M+R's
apartment in the opening scene of 308 TOW The Giant Poking Device, so
I think this scene ruins it all.
If we hadn't had that opening scene, Monica could have placed the bed
in her bedroom while trying (together with Joey) to find the others.
Chandler plays with the bed, and Rachel catches him. Rachel and
Chandler then exit M+R's apartment, and Rachel goes to Central Perk
together with Ross and Phoebe. Chandler goes somewhere to find out
what he's going to buy for Janice or to his work. And Monica and Joey
meet the others at the coffee house... But unfortunately, this is not
the way the script was written..

>> Monica's baby falling off Richard's dog (not in real life, natch)
>
>But a baby *would* fall off a basset hound!

I just meant that I wouldn't want to see Monica and *Richard*'s baby
falling off anything. If they want something to fall down, it should
be Monica and *Chandler*'s baby. ;)

>> Monica destroying the wall in her apartment with a hammer
>
>OMG yes, especially Mrs.Chatracus seeing a hole appear in her ceiling,
>and wondering what game those boys are playing now, only that nice
>girl's face appears instead.
>
>I wonder what it was like for the old lady, living across the hallway
>from Mr.Heckles for all those years?

I bet he asked her if she had seen Bob Buttons or any of his birds. :)

>Anyway, this story had one of my favouritest scenes where the three
>girls try to work out which gadget is making a noise, only it's Joey
>playing a trick on them!

"Oh my god, that's so freaky! Turn him off!" lol!

>> Chandler throwing a bag of barley at Janice
>> Chandler meeting Eddie in the ethnic food section at the supermarket
>
>This is Eddie helping Chandler pick out a chiorizo/chorizo, which we've
>already got, and I still don't know what it is or how it's spelt.

What is it exactly?

>> Chandler and Eddie on a road trip to Las Vegas
>
>Thanks, Marita - here's some more from me...
>
>Chandler dating lovely yet moody Miss Crankypants.
>Monica's relief when her own baby doesn't hate her.
>What happened to the basketball that fell on Grove Street.
>Ross discovering he's allergic to lobster, peanuts, and kiwi fruit.
>Joey taking care of hundreds of nieces & nephews.

That's one I'd *really* like to see.

>Joey making *special* lattes with the extra milk in the fridge.
>Salvatore Tribbiani with his contented & beautiful wife.
>Phoebe reading the labels of her shampoos in the shower.
>The scary-ass clowns that came to Joey's birthday.
>Phoebe earning $1.75 for singing 'Su-Su-Suicide'.
>Frank Junior recognising his long-sister as a busker.
>Monica hitting Ross in the face with the Silvians' pumpkin.
>Monica flipping over her bike after Ross put a broom in the spokes.
>Emily Geller kicking Ben's ass.
>Little doctor Ross saving Malibu Ken from gangrene.

Chandler and Joey at a bar as the "Bracelet Buddies"
Joey and the party guests playing volleyball in Chandler's room
Ms ??? Green decorating her dad's condo with wicker
Althea Geller stealing Sweet 'n' Los from various restaurants
Ross and Monica doing the routine in eighth grade
Joey making pottery
The allergy actor being attacked by a bunch of dogs
All the Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E. episodes if they produced more than the
pilot
Joey delivering twins, but only one of them is his

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a43f61e...@news.online.no>, mari...@online.no (Marita)
wrote:

> On Fri, 22 Dec 2000 17:48:11 GMT, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>> You've changed your addy *again*...

> I had to after I got my new wonderful cable connection! <bg> ;)

So before I change my address book again, is this one gonna stick? :)

DANNY D'ADDARIO

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(big snip)

French, Spanish, Italian, Romanian, and Portuguese are referred to as
the Romance languages.

Marita

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On Sat, 23 Dec 2000 01:56:46 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>>> You've changed your addy *again*...
>
>> I had to after I got my new wonderful cable connection! <bg> ;)
>
>So before I change my address book again, is this one gonna stick? :)

Yep. :)

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a43fd5f...@news.online.no>, mari...@online.no (Marita)
wrote:

Yeah, except that in this case, "roule" does fit, which is why I am
supposing that it's an *old* word.


> We call it the "italic" group, but I didn't find a proper translation
> to English in my dictionary.

Ah, "Italic" (pertaining to Italy) is the correct word in English, but
we don't say that because of confusion with "italic" (a sloping type
invented in Italy) - so instead we say "Romance" (any vernacular that
developed from Latin) which doesn't cause any confusion at all...


>>> I bet Chandler should be happy he doesn't know(?) about that
>>> nick-name. But I've got a feeling he already knows enough about Judy
>>> to handle her.

>> Maybe he does, but I'd just love to see him call her a wolverine to her
>> face. Maybe after 609 it won't happen, but she ain't his ma-in-law yet.

> No, but as long as he doesn't say anything about her clothes, he
> should be fine.

Her clothes?


>>> The staff have been nice to Monica, as you said.

>> Why?

> Maybe the Chan Chan man replaced Joey and talked her up... ;)

Maybe, but it would be nice to know. If he has, he did a much better
job than Rachel did with Paul Stephens.


>>>>>>> Joey coming back to Chandler (and Monica) after he got chicken,
>>>>>>> coleslaw, beans and a diet Coke

>>>>>> Gosh yes. Does he really ask if Chandler wants "Dirty rice"?

>>>>> Little did he know how appropriate it was to say that.

>>>> How do you mean?

>>> I'm just guessing that the meal got *ahem* "dirty" when the love birds
>>> got their hands on the food.

>> Okay, but why did Joey say that?

> We're talking about *Joey* here. He can make grandma's chicken salad
> dirty, remember? :)

Yesss...

> And when he walked in on his naked friend in the hot tub with dozens
> of candles lit all around, Joey must have got a feeling that Chandler
> was doing something "inappropriate", whatever it was. And I bet Joey
> didn't think there was a girl involved.

Well, of course the mind boggles at what Joey must have thought that
Chandler was up to, but I still don't think that Joey would ask if he
wanted dirty rice. I reckon it's a slang Chinese food term.


>>> There's clearly an error here, but we never saw Monica delivering the
>>> bed back. Jester refused to take it back. The bed could very well be
>>> in the creepy storage room next to the little waffle iron.

>> Are we sure it's an error? Or are we just not analysing it enough?

> Only one way to find out, right?

> Monica and Joey went home with the bed.

Ah - stop you right there, Marita. :)

I don't believe that Monica & Joey went anywhere with the bed. They just
fronted up at Mattress King to have their staff deliver the pillow top
queen set that she paid for, and take away the race car bed.

> It's very unlikely that their
> friends were in the apartments at that time since Monica and Joey told
> them at the coffee house. But there was no sign of the bed when they
> returned, so they must have put the bed somewhere. Chandler was
> "driving" it, hence they put it in her bedroom.

No, it's still there because the delivery men haven't been yet.


> However, Rachel served Ross, Phoebe and Chandler cookies in M+R's
> apartment in the opening scene of 308 TOW The Giant Poking Device, so
> I think this scene ruins it all.

I know... :)


> If we hadn't had that opening scene, Monica could have placed the bed
> in her bedroom while trying (together with Joey) to find the others.
> Chandler plays with the bed, and Rachel catches him. Rachel and
> Chandler then exit M+R's apartment, and Rachel goes to Central Perk
> together with Ross and Phoebe. Chandler goes somewhere to find out
> what he's going to buy for Janice or to his work. And Monica and Joey
> meet the others at the coffee house... But unfortunately, this is not
> the way the script was written..

Which is why I reckon we're missing something.

One theory I have (looking at 307 & 308 again) is that seeing Rachel in
her dressing gown & bedsocks, and Chandler agreeing to leave while saying
his bed is so boring, is misleading us into thinking that this is late at
night. But what if this is lunchtime, and Chandler has the afternoon off,
and Rachel (who is not a morning person) has had a long lie in?

BTW, looking at the TV advert at the start of 307, or the sign in the
store later on, could Gary's surname be Kingsdown?

OTOH, another sign says there are seven stores in the tri-state area,
so the owner would have more important things to do than just manage
one store, so is Gary just one of seven Mattress Kings?


>>> Monica's baby falling off Richard's dog (not in real life, natch)

>> But a baby *would* fall off a basset hound!

> I just meant that I wouldn't want to see Monica and *Richard*'s baby
> falling off anything. If they want something to fall down, it should
> be Monica and *Chandler*'s baby. ;)

Oh! That's some set of priorities you've got there... ;)

Don't worry, we're in the realm of the hypothetical here, and wishing
that we'd seen something is not the same as wishing it would happen. I
want to see Ursula discovering her mother's body, but it won't be any
fun - unlike say Monica & Rachel kissing for one minute.


>>> Monica destroying the wall in her apartment with a hammer

>> OMG yes, especially Mrs.Chatracus seeing a hole appear in her ceiling,
>> and wondering what game those boys are playing now, only that nice
>> girl's face appears instead.

>> I wonder what it was like for the old lady, living across the hallway
>> from Mr.Heckles for all those years?

> I bet he asked her if she had seen Bob Buttons or any of his birds. :)

Maybe, but what if years before he had secretly been in love with her,
but never said anything because she was already married?


>> Anyway, this story had one of my favouritest scenes where the three
>> girls try to work out which gadget is making a noise, only it's Joey
>> playing a trick on them!

> "Oh my god, that's so freaky! Turn him off!" lol!

Yep! And people said Season 4 was so bad there shouldn't be a Season 5.


>>> Chandler meeting Eddie in the ethnic food section at the supermarket

>> This is Eddie helping Chandler pick out a chiorizo/chorizo, which we've
>> already got, and I still don't know what it is or how it's spelt.

> What is it exactly?

I don't know! I'm hoping an American (or maybe an Italian) will explain.


> Chandler and Joey at a bar as the "Bracelet Buddies"

Lol, they'd have even less success at picking up chicks!

Would a flashy gold bracelet make Tag more interesting? ;)


> Joey and the party guests playing volleyball in Chandler's room

I assumed this was 311 "TOW Chandler Can't Remember Which Sister", but
in fact the database told me it was 222 "TOW Two Parties". Thing is, on
both occasions that there's been a mixed-sex party at #19, Joey failed
to pull, but Chandler got some serious tongue-throat action...


> Ms ??? Green decorating her dad's condo with wicker

Rachel's sister is heard in the full-length 302 "TOW No-one's Ready" in
the new American DVDs, but I don't know which sister she is. Keep your
fingers crossed it's not Jill, (mentioned in 222 "TOW Two Parties").


> Althea Geller stealing Sweet 'n' Los from various restaurants

Sorry, but her surname wasn't Geller. We don't know Judy's maiden name.


> Ross and Monica doing the routine in eighth grade

With the original ending where Big Monica catches Ross!


> Joey making pottery

What's this a reference to?


> The allergy actor being attacked by a bunch of dogs

That would be a pack of dogs, but anyway there was only one dog.


> All the Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E. episodes if they produced more than the
> pilot

They did, there was at least two, if not more, since the gang ran out of
nice things to say to Joey.


> Joey delivering twins, but only one of them is his

Oh yes, a cute send-up of soap operas there, which reminds me...


Joseph Tribbiani achieving brilliant new levels of sucking.
Joey with his left arm stuck right up a cow's rectum.
The Stegosaurus that fell over and trapped a kid.
Fun Bobby giving the whole gang a few bounces.
Chandler getting boned at the Museum of Natural History.
Fun Bobby making Belgian waffles Irish.
Whether Phoebe was a big fan of 'Bonanza' or 'Battlestar Galactica'.
Who'd get amnesia after sleeping together at the soap opera party.
The guy continuing his performing bird act, after the bird died.
Ross & Russ getting to meet Bob Saget.
Phoebe buttering a spider into her toast.
Italy calling Joey to say that it was hungry.
Chandler's pop-up book of 'How To Have Sex'.
Joey promoting the Little Major to General after Denise DeMarco.
The Doody Blues singing 'Knights in White Satin'.
Rachel sleeping with Chandler to get a great job.
Chandler holding an airline liquor bottle to pretend he's a giant.
Joey sleeping with Lori to get the part of Drake Ramoray.
How Julie got on with Russ after learning he was a doctor of gums.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a44ba5...@news.online.no>, mari...@online.no (Marita)
wrote:

> On Sat, 23 Dec 2000 01:56:46 GMT, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>>>> You've changed your addy *again*...

>>> I had to after I got my new wonderful cable connection! <bg> ;)

>> So before I change my address book again, is this one gonna stick? :)

> Yep. :)

Okay. :)

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3A449254...@home.com>, DANNY D'ADDARIO <dd...@home.com>
wrote:

> French, Spanish, Italian, Romanian, and Portuguese are referred to as
> the Romance languages.

Which is a dreadfully misleading term though.

Marita

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On Sat, 23 Dec 2000 11:53:51 GMT, DANNY D'ADDARIO <dd...@home.com>
wrote:

>> >But what about the French as well?


>>
>> No, not as much as these Germanic languages. They are all
>> Indo-European languages, but they belong to different groups. Gothic,
>> Afrikaans, German, Frisian, English, Swedish, Icelandic, Danish and
>> Norwegian belong to the Germanic group, while French, Spanish,
>> Italian, Roumanian and Portuguese belong to a totally different group.
>> We call it the "italic" group, but I didn't find a proper translation
>> to English in my dictionary.
>(big snip)
>
>French, Spanish, Italian, Romanian, and Portuguese are referred to as
>the Romance languages.

Thanks! :)

Marita

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On Sat, 23 Dec 2000 15:05:59 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>> No, not as much as these Germanic languages. They are all


>> Indo-European languages, but they belong to different groups. Gothic,
>> Afrikaans, German, Frisian, English, Swedish, Icelandic, Danish and
>> Norwegian belong to the Germanic group, while French, Spanish,
>> Italian, Roumanian and Portuguese belong to a totally different group.
>
>Yeah, except that in this case, "roule" does fit, which is why I am
>supposing that it's an *old* word.

Yeah, either that or it's a loanword.

>>>> I bet Chandler should be happy he doesn't know(?) about that
>>>> nick-name. But I've got a feeling he already knows enough about Judy
>>>> to handle her.
>
>>> Maybe he does, but I'd just love to see him call her a wolverine to her
>>> face. Maybe after 609 it won't happen, but she ain't his ma-in-law yet.
>
>> No, but as long as he doesn't say anything about her clothes, he
>> should be fine.
>
>Her clothes?

Yep, from 609 TOW Ross Got High:

Monica: Mom, uh, Chandler was just saying how beautiful your sweater
is.
Mrs. Geller: Oh, thank you Chandler! I just bought it.
Chandler: Oh, yes. Well it's very beautiful. It's cream-colored and
tight... I don't mean tight, I mean it's not too tight, not that I
was looking at----
;)

>> And when he walked in on his naked friend in the hot tub with dozens
>> of candles lit all around, Joey must have got a feeling that Chandler
>> was doing something "inappropriate", whatever it was. And I bet Joey
>> didn't think there was a girl involved.
>
>Well, of course the mind boggles at what Joey must have thought that
>Chandler was up to, but I still don't think that Joey would ask if he
>wanted dirty rice. I reckon it's a slang Chinese food term.

Yeah, I guess that could be the reason. We are after all talking about
two blokes who are dependent on Monica and the take away menus in
their kitchen to get food.

>>> Are we sure it's an error? Or are we just not analysing it enough?
>
>> Only one way to find out, right?
>
>> Monica and Joey went home with the bed.
>
>Ah - stop you right there, Marita. :)
>
>I don't believe that Monica & Joey went anywhere with the bed. They just
>fronted up at Mattress King to have their staff deliver the pillow top
>queen set that she paid for, and take away the race car bed.

A person that angry, annoyed - and freakishly strong - could very well
be able to drag the bed down to the store in the first place.
I really don't think Monica would have gone down to the store to
*tell* them something was wrong and let the Mattress King off the hook
that easily. Monica may have said that she is afraid of confrontation,
but she didn't seem scared in this scene.
I really don't know what to believe in this case because I'm confident
that Monica was able to bring the bed down to the store, but yet we
don't see her with the bed when they are there. She's just bringing
some sort of a receipt. (Maybe I'm a bit biased since I've seen this
quite a few times in real life.)
The most logical thing would be that Monica brought the bed down to
the store the first time. Trusting the employees at the Mattress King
doesn't seem like the best thing to do. And if Monica were to trust
them, she would have to stay home 24/7 to make sure no one signed the
papers (as her) and received a new bed she hadn't ordered.
That said, it would perhaps make the whole "error" affair easier to
understand and explain if we said that Joey and Monica just went down
to the store to tell them about the incident, but I have to say that
Monica doesn't strike me as a person who would just keep quiet and
accept the lousy service she got there.

>Which is why I reckon we're missing something.
>
>One theory I have (looking at 307 & 308 again) is that seeing Rachel in
>her dressing gown & bedsocks, and Chandler agreeing to leave while saying
>his bed is so boring, is misleading us into thinking that this is late at
>night. But what if this is lunchtime, and Chandler has the afternoon off,
>and Rachel (who is not a morning person) has had a long lie in?

I agree. And why would Chandler be in Monica's room (and in her bed)
at night anyway?

>BTW, looking at the TV advert at the start of 307, or the sign in the
>store later on, could Gary's surname be Kingsdown?

I was under the impression that Kingsdown was the name of the mattress
below the poster..?

>OTOH, another sign says there are seven stores in the tri-state area,
>so the owner would have more important things to do than just manage
>one store, so is Gary just one of seven Mattress Kings?

Maybe he has a lot of brothers and sisters. :)

>>>> Monica's baby falling off Richard's dog (not in real life, natch)
>
>>> But a baby *would* fall off a basset hound!
>
>> I just meant that I wouldn't want to see Monica and *Richard*'s baby
>> falling off anything. If they want something to fall down, it should
>> be Monica and *Chandler*'s baby. ;)
>
>Oh! That's some set of priorities you've got there... ;)

Hey! It's just in our imaginations! :)
After all this is the world where Phoebe and Ms Tribbiani are fighting
in the streets on a regular basis. ;)

>Don't worry, we're in the realm of the hypothetical here, and wishing
>that we'd seen something is not the same as wishing it would happen. I
>want to see Ursula discovering her mother's body, but it won't be any
>fun - unlike say Monica & Rachel kissing for one minute.

Well, I think the lesbian kissing on Ally McBeal proved that this is
quite dull and just a pure ratings stunt.

>>> I wonder what it was like for the old lady, living across the hallway
>>> from Mr.Heckles for all those years?
>
>> I bet he asked her if she had seen Bob Buttons or any of his birds. :)
>
>Maybe, but what if years before he had secretly been in love with her,
>but never said anything because she was already married?

I'd like to comment on that one, but I can't due to some teeny, tiny
spoiler reasons. :)

>> Chandler and Joey at a bar as the "Bracelet Buddies"
>
>Lol, they'd have even less success at picking up chicks!
>
>Would a flashy gold bracelet make Tag more interesting? ;)

Maybe... I'll give him the benefit of the doubt since it's Christmas.
:)

>> Joey and the party guests playing volleyball in Chandler's room
>
>I assumed this was 311 "TOW Chandler Can't Remember Which Sister", but
>in fact the database told me it was 222 "TOW Two Parties". Thing is, on
>both occasions that there's been a mixed-sex party at #19, Joey failed
>to pull, but Chandler got some serious tongue-throat action...

I was referring to 222 TOW Two Parties.
So maybe Chandler has been the "apartment stud" all along? :)

>> Ms ??? Green decorating her dad's condo with wicker
>
>Rachel's sister is heard in the full-length 302 "TOW No-one's Ready" in
>the new American DVDs, but I don't know which sister she is. Keep your
>fingers crossed it's not Jill, (mentioned in 222 "TOW Two Parties").

I heard someone say it was Jill, but no one can be 100% sure of that
yet.

>> Althea Geller stealing Sweet 'n' Los from various restaurants
>
>Sorry, but her surname wasn't Geller. We don't know Judy's maiden name.

Oh, that's right. I stand corrected. :)

>> Ross and Monica doing the routine in eighth grade
>
>With the original ending where Big Monica catches Ross!

Of course. That was the whole point in putting it up on the list. :)

>> Joey making pottery
>
>What's this a reference to?

611 TOW The Apothecary Table. I know he made it out of something he
found in the garbage, but I'm confident it can still be called modern,
absurd art.

>> All the Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E. episodes if they produced more than the
>> pilot
>
>They did, there was at least two, if not more, since the gang ran out of
>nice things to say to Joey.

You're referring to the opening scene, right? I thought they were
watching the pilot and that they had no idea what to say about any of
Joey's acting gigs. I was convinced that this was the case when Joey
asked them what they thought about the show.

<snip>

Here are some more:

Ross's first bachelor party at the Pizza Hut
Phoebe, the maid of honour
Ross living under somebody's stairs
Phoebe learning how to fight at the YMCA
Chandler, Ross and Monica backstage with Hootie and the Blowfish
Joey being hit by the boom
Rachel tricking the receptionist into giving her the key to Monica's
room
Ross getting a membership at the gym
Joey losing the transmission in the car
Finding out what could have happened if Eric had become Chandler's
roommate
Ross and Rachel's wedding reception at the Pizza Hut

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001223102236...@nso-cd.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

> ummm, no, not yet, oh! what about

> Chandler getting a Brian?

Lol, only if he wanted to!

Tennant Stuart

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In article <3a4554b9...@news.online.no>, mari...@online.no (Marita)
wrote:

Except the French don't like to do that.


>>> As long as he doesn't say anything about her clothes, he
>>> should be fine.

>> Her clothes?

> Yep, from 609 TOW Ross Got High:

> Monica: Mom, uh, Chandler was just saying how beautiful your sweater
> is.
> Mrs. Geller: Oh, thank you Chandler! I just bought it.
> Chandler: Oh, yes. Well it's very beautiful. It's cream-colored and
> tight... I don't mean tight, I mean it's not too tight, not that I
> was looking at----
> ;)

Lol - yes of course. :)


>>> And when he walked in on his naked friend in the hot tub with dozens
>>> of candles lit all around, Joey must have got a feeling that Chandler
>>> was doing something "inappropriate", whatever it was. And I bet Joey
>>> didn't think there was a girl involved.

>> Well, of course the mind boggles at what Joey must have thought that
>> Chandler was up to, but I still don't think that Joey would ask if he
>> wanted dirty rice. I reckon it's a slang Chinese food term.

> Yeah, I guess that could be the reason. We are after all talking about
> two blokes who are dependent on Monica and the take away menus in
> their kitchen to get food.

But does anyone know what dirty rice is?


>>>> Are we sure it's an error? Or are we just not analysing it enough?

>>> Only one way to find out, right?

>>> Monica and Joey went home with the bed.

>> Ah - stop you right there, Marita. :)

>> I don't believe that Monica & Joey went anywhere with the bed. They just
>> fronted up at Mattress King to have their staff deliver the pillow top
>> queen set that she paid for, and take away the race car bed.

> A person that angry, annoyed - and freakishly strong - could very well
> be able to drag the bed down to the store in the first place.

No need to, though.


> I really don't think Monica would have gone down to the store to

>> tell* them something was wrong and let the Mattress King off the hook
> that easily. Monica may have said that she is afraid of confrontation,
> but she didn't seem scared in this scene.

Well, as soon as the jester gave her the runaround, she gave Joey a look,
and he went off alone to deal with the boss.


> I really don't know what to believe in this case because I'm confident
> that Monica was able to bring the bed down to the store, but yet we
> don't see her with the bed when they are there. She's just bringing
> some sort of a receipt. (Maybe I'm a bit biased since I've seen this
> quite a few times in real life.)

And did you take the whole bed or just a receipt?


> The most logical thing would be that Monica brought the bed down to
> the store the first time. Trusting the employees at the Mattress King
> doesn't seem like the best thing to do. And if Monica were to trust
> them, she would have to stay home 24/7 to make sure no one signed the
> papers (as her) and received a new bed she hadn't ordered.

If Monica doesn't trust the employees at the Mattress King, then she
shouldn't give them their bed back, especially since they have hers.


> That said, it would perhaps make the whole "error" affair easier to
> understand and explain if we said that Joey and Monica just went down
> to the store to tell them about the incident, but I have to say that
> Monica doesn't strike me as a person who would just keep quiet and
> accept the lousy service she got there.

She didn't - she brought Joey along to kick ass for her.


>> Which is why I reckon we're missing something.

>> One theory I have (looking at 307 & 308 again) is that seeing Rachel in
>> her dressing gown & bedsocks, and Chandler agreeing to leave while saying
>> his bed is so boring, is misleading us into thinking that this is late at
>> night. But what if this is lunchtime, and Chandler has the afternoon off,
>> and Rachel (who is not a morning person) has had a long lie in?

> I agree. And why would Chandler be in Monica's room (and in her bed)
> at night anyway?

Not in Season 3 he wouldn't.


>> BTW, looking at the TV advert at the start of 307, or the sign in the
>> store later on, could Gary's surname be Kingsdown?

> I was under the impression that Kingsdown was the name of the mattress
> below the poster..?

Could be could be.


>> OTOH, another sign says there are seven stores in the tri-state area,
>> so the owner would have more important things to do than just manage
>> one store, so is Gary just one of seven Mattress Kings?

> Maybe he has a lot of brothers and sisters. :)

Or maybe Gary's surname is nothing like King.


>>>>> Monica's baby falling off Richard's dog (not in real life, natch)

>>>> But a baby *would* fall off a basset hound!

>>> I just meant that I wouldn't want to see Monica and *Richard*'s baby
>>> falling off anything. If they want something to fall down, it should
>>> be Monica and *Chandler*'s baby. ;)

>> Oh! That's some set of priorities you've got there... ;)

> Hey! It's just in our imaginations! :)

Indeed. :)


> After all this is the world where Phoebe and Ms Tribbiani are fighting
> in the streets on a regular basis. ;)

Ooh ooh, Phoebe, Monica, and Red Ross versus all seven Tribbiani girls!


>> Don't worry, we're in the realm of the hypothetical here, and wishing
>> that we'd seen something is not the same as wishing it would happen. I
>> want to see Ursula discovering her mother's body, but it won't be any
>> fun - unlike say Monica & Rachel kissing for one minute.

> Well, I think the lesbian kissing on Ally McBeal proved that this is
> quite dull and just a pure ratings stunt.

Tell that to Joey & Chandler, who not only let them have the apartment
back, but then went *immediately* to their individual bedrooms...


>>> Chandler and Joey at a bar as the "Bracelet Buddies"

>> Lol, they'd have even less success at picking up chicks!

>> Would a flashy gold bracelet make Tag more interesting? ;)

> Maybe... I'll give him the benefit of the doubt since it's Christmas.

Yeah, and he could do piratical gangster impressions... ;)


>>> Joey and the party guests playing volleyball in Chandler's room

>> I assumed this was 311 "TOW Chandler Can't Remember Which Sister", but
>> in fact the database told me it was 222 "TOW Two Parties". Thing is, on
>> both occasions that there's been a mixed-sex party at #19, Joey failed
>> to pull, but Chandler got some serious tongue-throat action...

> I was referring to 222 TOW Two Parties.

Check.


> So maybe Chandler has been the "apartment stud" all along? :)

I dunno, maybe he's not very good at picking girls up, but given the
right circumstances they happily come to him?


>>> Ms ??? Green decorating her dad's condo with wicker

>> Rachel's sister is heard in the full-length 302 "TOW No-one's Ready" in
>> the new American DVDs, but I don't know which sister she is. Keep your
>> fingers crossed it's not Jill, (mentioned in 222 "TOW Two Parties").

> I heard someone say it was Jill, but no one can be 100% sure of that
> yet.

That's my guess, but I'm staying hopeful.

This is also from the TWWWS list...

Bonnie saying her surname.
Chandler saying his father's name.
Chloe saying her surname.
Gary saying his surname.
Ginger saying her surname.
Gunther saying his surname.
Janice saying her surname.
Jasmine saying her surname.
Joanna saying her surname.
Julie saying her surname.
Kathy saying her surname.
Paolo saying his surname.
Rachel saying her older sister's name.
Sophie saying her surname.


>>> Ross and Monica doing the routine in eighth grade

>> With the original ending where Big Monica catches Ross!

> Of course. That was the whole point in putting it up on the list. :)

Indeed. Which is why the TWWWS list has...

61096/MR/Monica catching Ross in the eighth grade version of the routine.


>>> Joey making pottery

>> What's this a reference to?

> 611 TOW The Apothecary Table. I know he made it out of something he
> found in the garbage, but I'm confident it can still be called modern,
> absurd art.

Oh that. He gave Phoebe a godawful ceramic fruit bowl that he made out of
a fruit bowl he found in the garbage. He never claimed it was pottery. :)


>>> All the Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E. episodes if they produced more than the
>>> pilot

>> They did, there was at least two, if not more, since the gang ran out of
>> nice things to say to Joey.

> You're referring to the opening scene, right? I thought they were
> watching the pilot and that they had no idea what to say about any of
> Joey's acting gigs. I was convinced that this was the case when Joey
> asked them what they thought about the show.

No - it's clearly a further episode of "Mac & Cheese".


> Ross's first bachelor party at the Pizza Hut
> Phoebe, the maid of honour

Nuff said.


> Ross living under somebody's stairs
> Phoebe learning how to fight at the YMCA
> Chandler, Ross and Monica backstage with Hootie and the Blowfish

We've already got Monica getting her hickey, but okay.


> Joey being hit by the boom

I thought this was in TV studio, until the database said otherwise.


> Rachel tricking the receptionist into giving her the key to Monica's
> room

What's this???


> Ross getting a membership at the gym
> Joey losing the transmission in the car
> Finding out what could have happened if Eric had become Chandler's
> roommate

Oooh, yes! :)


> Ross and Rachel's wedding reception at the Pizza Hut

Do we detect a Pizza Hut tendency about Ross & matrimony, Marita?


Meanwhile, nobody has found any TWWWS's in 211...

What Ross would have said if Carol had been proposing to him.
The much scarier movie 'Silence of the Ducks'.
Ugly Naked Guy playing a smaller instrument than a cello.
Carol & Susan finding little nipples on the chicken breasts.
What Phoebe would have done if Mrs.Adelman hadn't laughed.
Monica creating a new appetizer called 'pigs in Ross'.
Chandler's Yiddish penis jokes making the lesbians come onto him.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001224071552...@nso-cr.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

> In article <na.0271b04a31...@argonet.co.uk>, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> writes:

>>>>> I bet Chandler should be happy he doesn't know(?) about that
>>>>> nick-name. But I've got a feeling he already knows enough about Judy
>>>>> to handle her.

>>>> Maybe he does, but I'd just love to see him call her a wolverine to
>>>> her face. Maybe after 609 it won't happen, but she ain't his
>>>> ma-in-law yet.

>>> No, but as long as he doesn't say anything about her clothes, he
>>> should be fine.

>> Her clothes?

> Monica: Chandler was just saying how nice your sweater was
> Judy: Oh thank you Chandler, I just bought it
> Chandler: or yeah (something around the lines of) yeah, beautiful, colour,
> and tight, I mean not that it's too tight, etc etc etc

Thanks - I was distracted by Judy's medals.

Marita

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On Sun, 24 Dec 2000 14:10:24 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

But the English and the rest of us do that a lot. :)

>>> Well, of course the mind boggles at what Joey must have thought that
>>> Chandler was up to, but I still don't think that Joey would ask if he
>>> wanted dirty rice. I reckon it's a slang Chinese food term.
>
>> Yeah, I guess that could be the reason. We are after all talking about
>> two blokes who are dependent on Monica and the take away menus in
>> their kitchen to get food.
>
>But does anyone know what dirty rice is?

Is it the same as wild rice?

>>> I don't believe that Monica & Joey went anywhere with the bed. They just
>>> fronted up at Mattress King to have their staff deliver the pillow top
>>> queen set that she paid for, and take away the race car bed.
>
>> A person that angry, annoyed - and freakishly strong - could very well
>> be able to drag the bed down to the store in the first place.
>
>No need to, though.

Sure, but angry customers can do lots of crazy things, believe me.

>> I really don't think Monica would have gone down to the store to
>>> tell* them something was wrong and let the Mattress King off the hook
>> that easily. Monica may have said that she is afraid of confrontation,
>> but she didn't seem scared in this scene.
>
>Well, as soon as the jester gave her the runaround, she gave Joey a look,
>and he went off alone to deal with the boss.

Because she had to stay there and keep an eye on the bed... j/k

>> I really don't know what to believe in this case because I'm confident
>> that Monica was able to bring the bed down to the store, but yet we
>> don't see her with the bed when they are there. She's just bringing
>> some sort of a receipt. (Maybe I'm a bit biased since I've seen this
>> quite a few times in real life.)
>
>And did you take the whole bed or just a receipt?

I've seen it at the place where I work where I'm one of the people
dealing with people complaining about products they have bought in our
store. Some of our customers have brought *huge* products to the store
demanding store credit or a new product, when all we can do is repair
it.
People will not be content with just a plain "no" just because they
signed some form. (Or didn't in Monica's case.)

>> The most logical thing would be that Monica brought the bed down to
>> the store the first time. Trusting the employees at the Mattress King
>> doesn't seem like the best thing to do. And if Monica were to trust
>> them, she would have to stay home 24/7 to make sure no one signed the
>> papers (as her) and received a new bed she hadn't ordered.
>
>If Monica doesn't trust the employees at the Mattress King, then she
>shouldn't give them their bed back, especially since they have hers.

The easiest thing for Monica would be to show up and demand an
explanation and the correct bed right away.
Demanding to speak with the boss (aka the King in this case) is one
way of doing it, and if the Mattress King had any concerns about his
store's reputation he would have apologised right away and given her
the right bed.

>>> One theory I have (looking at 307 & 308 again) is that seeing Rachel in
>>> her dressing gown & bedsocks, and Chandler agreeing to leave while saying
>>> his bed is so boring, is misleading us into thinking that this is late at
>>> night. But what if this is lunchtime, and Chandler has the afternoon off,
>>> and Rachel (who is not a morning person) has had a long lie in?
>
>> I agree. And why would Chandler be in Monica's room (and in her bed)
>> at night anyway?
>
>Not in Season 3 he wouldn't.

Natch. :)

>>> OTOH, another sign says there are seven stores in the tri-state area,
>>> so the owner would have more important things to do than just manage
>>> one store, so is Gary just one of seven Mattress Kings?
>
>> Maybe he has a lot of brothers and sisters. :)
>
>Or maybe Gary's surname is nothing like King.

Sure, but if their parents own a chain of stores they can have their
children in charge, right? I didn't mention his last name at all
here.... ;)

>> After all this is the world where Phoebe and Ms Tribbiani are fighting
>> in the streets on a regular basis. ;)
>
>Ooh ooh, Phoebe, Monica, and Red Ross versus all seven Tribbiani girls!

And they dedicated the episode title TOW The Ultimate Fighting
Champion to Pete of all people. What would this episode be called
then? :)

>>> Don't worry, we're in the realm of the hypothetical here, and wishing
>>> that we'd seen something is not the same as wishing it would happen. I
>>> want to see Ursula discovering her mother's body, but it won't be any
>>> fun - unlike say Monica & Rachel kissing for one minute.
>
>> Well, I think the lesbian kissing on Ally McBeal proved that this is
>> quite dull and just a pure ratings stunt.
>
>Tell that to Joey & Chandler, who not only let them have the apartment
>back, but then went *immediately* to their individual bedrooms...

Clearly a guy-thing. I wouldn't know. :)

>>> Would a flashy gold bracelet make Tag more interesting? ;)
>
>> Maybe... I'll give him the benefit of the doubt since it's Christmas.
>
>Yeah, and he could do piratical gangster impressions... ;)

Hehe. Rachel would drool all over him. :)

>> So maybe Chandler has been the "apartment stud" all along? :)
>
>I dunno, maybe he's not very good at picking girls up, but given the
>right circumstances they happily come to him?

I think the conclusion must be that if a lot of liquor is involved,
Chandler is the stud who gets the chicks. ;)

>This is also from the TWWWS list...
>
>Bonnie saying her surname.
>Chandler saying his father's name.
>Chloe saying her surname.
>Gary saying his surname.
>Ginger saying her surname.
>Gunther saying his surname.
>Janice saying her surname.
>Jasmine saying her surname.
>Joanna saying her surname.
>Julie saying her surname.
>Kathy saying her surname.
>Paolo saying his surname.
>Rachel saying her older sister's name.
>Sophie saying her surname.

Nora saying her maiden name (to find out if she really is half
Swedish)

>>>> Joey making pottery
>
>>> What's this a reference to?
>
>> 611 TOW The Apothecary Table. I know he made it out of something he
>> found in the garbage, but I'm confident it can still be called modern,
>> absurd art.
>
>Oh that. He gave Phoebe a godawful ceramic fruit bowl that he made out of
>a fruit bowl he found in the garbage. He never claimed it was pottery. :)

No, but Chandler did. :)

>>>> All the Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E. episodes if they produced more than the
>>>> pilot
>
>>> They did, there was at least two, if not more, since the gang ran out of
>>> nice things to say to Joey.
>
>> You're referring to the opening scene, right? I thought they were
>> watching the pilot and that they had no idea what to say about any of
>> Joey's acting gigs. I was convinced that this was the case when Joey
>> asked them what they thought about the show.
>
>No - it's clearly a further episode of "Mac & Cheese".

Ok. :)

>> Ross's first bachelor party at the Pizza Hut
>> Phoebe, the maid of honour
>
>Nuff said.

<g> Nothing spoiled, though.

>> Rachel tricking the receptionist into giving her the key to Monica's
>> room
>
>What's this???

It's a tough one from the uncut version of 501 TO After Ross Says
Rachel:

Rachel: Ross said my name. Okay? My name.
Monica: How did you get in here?
Rachel: If anybody asks, I'm your sister, Joan. Listen. C'mon, you
guys. Ross said my name up there that obviously means that he still
loves me!

>> Ross and Rachel's wedding reception at the Pizza Hut
>
>Do we detect a Pizza Hut tendency about Ross & matrimony, Marita?

Seems like it. And yet he thought he'd only see Joey at Burger King if
the gang ever "broke up". If he loves Pizza Hut that much, you'd think
it would be more likely that they would bump into each other there.

Which reminds me...

Ross bumping into Joey at Burger King
Ross meeting Chandler only at college reunions

>Meanwhile, nobody has found any TWWWS's in 211...
>
>What Ross would have said if Carol had been proposing to him.
>The much scarier movie 'Silence of the Ducks'.
>Ugly Naked Guy playing a smaller instrument than a cello.
>Carol & Susan finding little nipples on the chicken breasts.
>What Phoebe would have done if Mrs.Adelman hadn't laughed.
>Monica creating a new appetizer called 'pigs in Ross'.
>Chandler's Yiddish penis jokes making the lesbians come onto him.

Sandra dancing with a large woman
Three women making eyes at Sandra at the buffet

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001224110922...@ng-fc1.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

>> In article <20001223102236...@nso-cd.aol.com>,
>> toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

>>> ummm, no, not yet, oh! what about

>>> Chandler getting a Brian?

>> Lol, only if he wanted to!

> oh but he did! otherwise he wouldn't have kept on about it!

He didn't want to, but he also didn't want to be not able to if he had
wanted to.

> so is it in or not?

Only if you find a better wording true to his character.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001224120432...@ng-fy1.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

> how come my posts to ATF have ended up here? that's wierd...

It's your newsreader, I reckon, posting to only the first group.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001225135652...@ng-cd1.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

>> In article <20001224110922...@ng-fc1.aol.com>,
>> toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

>>>> In article <20001223102236...@nso-cd.aol.com>,
>>>> toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

>>>>> ummm, no, not yet, oh! what about

>>>>> Chandler getting a Brian?

>>>> Lol, only if he wanted to!

>>> oh but he did! otherwise he wouldn't have kept on about it!

>> He didn't want to, but he also didn't want to be not able to if he had
>> wanted to.

> No he wanted to get him! Haven't you wanted something, and you kept on
> about it, but saying that you didn't want it? I can word it better, but
> I'm in a rush...

I know what you mean, but it doesn't apply to Chandler here. He just
didn't like being told he couldn't do something he didn't want to do
if had wanted to do which he didn't want to do.


>>> so is it in or not?

>> Only if you find a better wording true to his character.

> fine, Chandler getting a Brian if he wanted to

Hmmm, you're not trying... ;)

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001225140153...@ng-cd1.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

>>> how come my posts to ATF have ended up here? that's wierd...

>> It's your newsreader, I reckon, posting to only the first group.

> It's being wierd, seeing as this post was actually supposed to go to
> UMTF...

Something weirder, then.

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001227134902...@ng-fy1.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

>> I know what you mean, but it doesn't apply to Chandler here. He just
>> didn't like being told he couldn't do something he didn't want to do
>> if had wanted to do which he didn't want to do.

> Okey... I think I got that... yeah I did. I think I'll stick with my
> opinion though. (onloy cause it's easier...)

That's your privilege, but see below...


>>>>> so is it in or not?

>>>> Only if you find a better wording true to his character.

>>> fine, Chandler getting a Brian if he wanted to

>> Hmmm, you're not trying... ;)

> oh!!! you;'re mean!!! okey, what about... Chandler getting a Brian... if
> he wanted to and he wasn't out of his league.

That's the whole point, he didn't want to and he wasn't out of his league.


> I don't know I'm making stuff up now! :)

Yep. :)


> Stop teasing me and put it in! :)

That's what they all say. :)


> hehe before my premenstrual self comes over there and whips your arse.
> <advertiser mode> £5 to see Toni whip Tennants arse! </advertiser>
> <~~~she knows it's a cheep shot...

Oh - cos of Christmas I'm skint, so can I pay you the £5 next week?

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001228140622...@ng-fl1.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

> Can I try one more time cause I thought it was a really good one. okey
> Brian being in Chandlers league, Chandler wanting to get a Brian, and
> Chandler getting a Brian.

Okay, let's have Brian wishing he was in Chandler's league.


>>> hehe before my premenstrual self comes over there and whips your arse.
>>> <advertiser mode> £5 to see Toni whip Tennants arse! </advertiser>
>>> <~~~she knows it's a cheep shot...

>> Oh - cos of Christmas I'm skint, so can I pay you the £5 next week?

> You don't need to, you're part of the entertainment!!!
> <~~~Don't worry, she'll be back to her usual self next week

A certain zoo had acquired a very rare species of gorilla. Within a few
weeks the gorilla, a female, became very ornery, and difficult to handle.
Upon examination, the zoo veterinarian determined the problem: she was in
heat. What to do? There was no male of this species available.

While reflecting on their problem, the zoo administrators noticed Stanley,
an employee responsible for cleaning the animals' cages. Now Stanley, it
was rumoured, possessed ample ability to satisfy any female, and he wasn't
very bright. So the zoo administrators thought they might have a solution.

Perhaps they could entice Stanley to satisfy the female gorilla.

So he was approached with a proposition: would he be willing to have sex
with the gorilla - for five hundred pounds? Stanley replied that he might
be interested, but would have to think the matter over.

The following day, Stanley announced that he would accept their offer,
but only under three conditions:

"First," he said, "I don't want to have to kiss her."

"Second, I want nothing to do with any offspring that may result from
this union."

The zoo administration quickly acceded to these conditions, but what
could be the third?

"Well," said Stanley, "You've gotta give me another week to come up with
the five hundred quid."

Tennant Stuart

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In article <20001229040032...@ng-fl1.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

>> Okay, let's have Brian wishing he was in Chandler's league.

> okay then! :)

You're in, well done! Here's some more...

Rachel working for Big Leon at $1000 per night as a geisha.
Chandler Bing as the manager of Monica's own restaurant.
What the sleazy guy thought julienne tomatoes were.
Chandler as a piratical gangster.
Leonard & Sandra's incident in Hawaii.
Phoebe being presented with her complimentary penis.
What Joey's Marcel Marceau impression sounds like.
Chandler bringing the Ten Commandments on couch cushions.
Young Monica in her bathing suit as big as Connecticut.
Rachel & Monica at the high school prom.

Phoebe's 'I can be a bear cub' thing.
Richard Burke as the sheriff of Dodge City.
Rachel wearing her glasses at the cinema.
Chandler's flock of seagulls haircut tickling a girl's chin.
Ross learning typing in ninth grade just to be near Rachel.
What Rachel saw under the loincloth of Homo Habilis.
Young Monica peeing in Dr.Burke's swimming pool.
What Ross & Rachel did after the church youth group caught them.
Joey & Chandler being pulled out of their recliners by firemen.

Jack & Judy's reaction if Monica had arrived straddling Richard.
Chandler peeing in perfect formation with the Rockettes.
Monica hiding as her parents perform a live show on the bath mat.
Which of Joey's sisters has been scored on the most.
Chandler & Joey using Rachel's bra to catapult water balloons.

Marita

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Dec 29, 2000, 4:27:18 PM12/29/00
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On Fri, 29 Dec 2000 15:46:43 GMT, Tennant Stuart
<ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

<snip>


>Chandler & Joey using Rachel's bra to catapult water balloons.

It's a bit weird that Chandler was able to do that since he's afraid
of them and can't work them.... ;)

Here are some more:

The gang going to Atlantic City to cheer up the pregnant Phoebe
Joey and Chandler climbing Mount Everest
Chandler leaving an ass-print on Mount Everest
Joey climbing under the covers in a bed at Pottery Barn
Joey walking around in his underwear in a museum in London
The passenger on the plane slipping Rachel a sedative
Ross and Emily stealing doorknobs at the Cupert-Hewitt museum
Ross taking helicopter lessons
Chandler hanging out with Eric's sister at her beach house
Gunther playing with Slinky
Gunther playing with Mrs Whiskerson
Chandler and Monica giving the blue sweater back to the store
Ross needing to use Rachel's chapstick
Ross being stuck under the wheels of the plane

Tennant Stuart

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Dec 30, 2000, 7:34:43 AM12/30/00
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In article <3a4cff77...@news.online.no>, mari...@online.no (Marita)
wrote:

> On Fri, 29 Dec 2000 15:46:43 GMT, Tennant Stuart
> <ten...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

>> Chandler & Joey using Rachel's bra to catapult water balloons.

> It's a bit weird that Chandler was able to do that since he's afraid
> of them and can't work them.... ;)

He has no trouble with bras per se, just bras on breasts.


> Here are some more:

> The gang going to Atlantic City to cheer up the pregnant Phoebe

Poor Phoebe misses another trip, and just before her sacrifice, too.


> Joey and Chandler climbing Mount Everest
> Chandler leaving an ass-print on Mount Everest

This predicates the previous one.


> Joey climbing under the covers in a bed at Pottery Barn

He only sat on a bed - oh, gotcha now... ;)


> Joey walking around in his underwear in a museum in London

What? <asks database> OIC - lol


> The passenger on the plane slipping Rachel a sedative

Lol, he was brilliant, played by the great English actor/writer/comedian
Hugh Laurie - "I'm sorry, can I interrupt? You know, I just want to say
that you are a horrible, horrible person. You say you love this man, yet
you're about to ruin the happiest day of his life. I'm afraid I have to
agree with your friend Pheebs. This is a.. this is a.. terrible, terrible
plan. He loves this-this Emily person. No good can come of this. And by
the way, it seems to be perfectly clear that you were on a break."


> Ross and Emily stealing doorknobs at the Cupert-Hewitt museum

They bought them from the gift shop really, though.


> Ross taking helicopter lessons

That was dishonest of him - bad karma for what followed.


> Chandler hanging out with Eric's sister at her beach house

Chandler hanging out with Eric's *porn*star* sister at her beach house!


> Gunther playing with Slinky

Got this one. :)


> Gunther playing with Mrs Whiskerson

Oh yes, I'm sure he's very good with her, like Chandler & Marcel.


> Chandler and Monica giving the blue sweater back to the store

Super biggy - or even better Chandler secretly buying the sweater in
advance then slipping the sales assistant another $100 to let him
give his girlfriend a naughty thrill.


> Ross needing to use Rachel's chapstick

Yeah - that was as pathetic as learning to type just to be with her.
<types he with four fingers & two thumbs>


> Ross being stuck under the wheels of the plane

What was this?

Tennant Stuart

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Dec 30, 2000, 7:43:41 AM12/30/00
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In article <20001229155538...@ng-fy1.aol.com>,

toni4...@aol.combats (Toni Perry If only) wrote:

>> Rachel working for Big Leon at $1000 per night as a geisha.

> uh?

Joey returned $812 he owed, so Chandler quipped that he didn't know what
Big Leon told him but it was an even thousand for the whole night. Then
Ross told a guy to back off since Rachel was a waitress not a geisha.


>> Chandler Bing as the manager of Monica's own restaurant.
>> What the sleazy guy thought julienne tomatoes were.

> oh that was that joke!

Yep. :)


>> Chandler as a piratical gangster.
>> Leonard & Sandra's incident in Hawaii.
>> Phoebe being presented with her complimentary penis.
>> What Joey's Marcel Marceau impression sounds like.
>> Chandler bringing the Ten Commandments on couch cushions.
>> Young Monica in her bathing suit as big as Connecticut.
>> Rachel & Monica at the high school prom.

>> Phoebe's 'I can be a bear cub' thing.
>> Richard Burke as the sheriff of Dodge City.
>> Rachel wearing her glasses at the cinema.
>> Chandler's flock of seagulls haircut tickling a girl's chin.
>> Ross learning typing in ninth grade just to be near Rachel.
>> What Rachel saw under the loincloth of Homo Habilis.
>> Young Monica peeing in Dr.Burke's swimming pool.
>> What Ross & Rachel did after the church youth group caught them.
>> Joey & Chandler being pulled out of their recliners by firemen.

>> Jack & Judy's reaction if Monica had arrived straddling Richard.
>> Chandler peeing in perfect formation with the Rockettes.

> No no that was Joey wasn't it?

It was Joey who made the observation about the bathroom mirrors, but it
was Chandler who said that would be his fantasy come true.


>> Monica hiding as her parents perform a live show on the bath mat.
>> Which of Joey's sisters has been scored on the most.
>> Chandler & Joey using Rachel's bra to catapult water balloons.

> Joey's sister shooting her husband

Oh yes, that was Cookie, who scared even Phoebe.


Here's a few more...

Ross in the jungle, wondering if a panther is a coffee table.
Phoebe at Niagara Falls, resisting the impulse to pee.
Joey phoning Monica from the loo, to see if she can tell.
Ross getting the coffee out of a strange man's pants.
Monica, Rachel & Phoebe running like the wind at the beach.
Rachel getting sucked into the weird little Geller dimension.

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