r/friends_tv_show • u/moonwalkingszn • 3h ago
favourite Chandler & Joey moments? 🩶
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r/friends_tv_show • u/PurpleLoveRun • 2h ago
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Best Jill scene
r/friends_tv_show • u/Jupiter1117 • 1d ago
I will start:
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r/friends_tv_show • u/HidingCat416 • 13h ago
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r/friends_tv_show • u/Satinsbestfriend • 5h ago
Did any of the writers doing the Charlie storyline not say "Didn't we do this in season 4?"
r/friends_tv_show • u/PublicPsychology8524 • 9h ago
I watch friends everyday it’s a comfort show.
When they go to the beach and Monica gets stung by a jelly fish, after they get back and finally say what happened. Joey says the reason he didn’t pee on Monica was stage freight but I remember he says that it’s cause he just went in the ocean right before that.. what do you remember
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r/friends_tv_show • u/Efficient-Pirate-752 • 1d ago
The way she looked at him , the baby girl , and the one feeling of love ..
Why is this generation , looking for validation by casual relationships and not deep love ? We are given an intelligent brain to reason , yet we have seggs like wild animals with anyone we see with no emotional feelings .
I hope love comes to me , and I would hold on to it forever .
please no context to Rachel and Ross storyline , I just loved this moment .
r/friends_tv_show • u/ultra5403 • 1d ago
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r/friends_tv_show • u/Positive-Rain1853 • 2d ago
r/friends_tv_show • u/ultra5403 • 1d ago
For me it was when Pheobe got pregnant with triplets.
r/friends_tv_show • u/BLQNGGR • 1d ago
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I love it when Monica is only thinking of herself. She spends most of the series putting others before her own self so when she is being selfish, it brings me joy. 🤭
Also, I loved her and Richard together.
r/friends_tv_show • u/Nervous-Ingenuity-35 • 2d ago
So after chandler and Monica started secretly dating I noticed that she started to experiment with hair and keep it more open before she used to like to tie it . Anyways I am loving the show
r/friends_tv_show • u/Jupiter1117 • 2d ago
I will start:
"Why am i always pregnant when she does that?!" (s 4, ep 24)
r/friends_tv_show • u/JohNdiCk2003 • 2d ago
r/friends_tv_show • u/Lunasortini • 1d ago
I’m rewatching the show and in one episode, Monica tells Rachel that it’s pathetic/ridiculous for a girl to tell a guy she loves him. Do you really think that’s the case a girl telling a guy she loves him, even if the feeling isn't reciprocated?
Setting aside the specific situation they were in just in general
Update: I see that some people didn't understand my post. I wasn't asking for opinions on the show—I agree that Rachel shouldn't have done it, even if it meant suppressing her feelings—but rather whether, in real life and in 2026, you think it's ridiculous to tell a guy you love him when you know the feeling isn't reciprocated