10-05: Worst anniversaries ever

Oct 31, 2003, 10:56 AM ET12 posts by 6 posters
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cookie dude

S P O I L E R

So, we have the whole gang minus Joey in a room and the conversation comes to bad anniversaries, Phoebe just accidentally having ruined Mike's proposal to her on their anniversary. Chandler and Monica share a story about Monica buying an expensive watch for Chandler, while Chandler wrote her a rap song. Ross and Rachel however remain silent. Gee, those two must have always had great anniversaries............ For crying out loud, how could *that* be ignored? I am not saying there should have been a big dramatic scene, something like either of them saying "I don't think so" as a response to Phoebe's "I just had the worst anniversary ever" would've been enough - no matter how R+R feel now that breakup and the fact that it happened on their anniversary was nasty

Andr�
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Kathycookie dude

Ummm.....the one and ONLY anniversary R&R had ended in the infamous "we were on a break" episode. You can't really classify that as a "good" anniversary. ~~~ Kathy

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monaKathy

that was the point, genius. phoebe said she had the "worst anniversary ever," clearly hers was nowhere near as bad as ross and rachel's.

jess "i dont want to look great, i want to look thin!" - sally, coupling
Kathymona

I believe it was worse than the R&R anniversary. At least P&M's anniversary included a marriage proposal -- genius. ~~~ Kathy

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cookie dudemona

mona wrote:

Thanks Jess. It seems our Kathy is a little slow

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AlethaAnnecookie dude

Good point. I thought I was the only one who noticed it. R&R's relationship ended on their first anniversary, and their failure to mention it seemed like a glaring omission.

I chalked it up to the fact that the writers are setting us up for the R&R reunion and don't want to remind us of the many negative aspects of their history as a couple. I think the omission was both intentional and significant.

KathyAlethaAnne

I don't. I believe the writers knew the audience didn't need or want to hear "we were on a break!" again. ~~~ Kathy

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monkeyKathy

Amen to that. I'd rather see Rachel end up with Gunther then with Ross...

Petercookie dude

"cookie dude" wrote in message news:3fa28618$0$14720$[email]...

Maybe they were both afraid the "we were on a break" thing would come up again.

Belphoebe
cookie dudePeter

Belphoebe wrote:

S P O I L E R

Meh. You could say that but I don't think there was any clue to think either one remembered/was thinking of that day

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Petercookie dude

"cookie dude" wrote in message news:3fa2bd47$0$11454$[email]...

Writer-induced amnesia? :)

Belphoebe
cookie dudePeter

Belphoebe wrote:

I'll induce something into these writers one day... :) Having said that, all in all S10 is way more enjoyable than S9, or is it just me? Although S9 was pretty much the lowest low a show can sink to at all. Think about it, you could have stopped watching at the end of S8 and continued watching when S10 started, you wouldn't have had any trouble figuring out what had gone last year, except for Mike

Andr�
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