Friends' birthdays

May 19, 2000, 11:02 PM ET12 posts by 8 postersalt.tv.friends
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cihan555alt.tv.friends

I'm trying to find out the birthdays of the Friends characters (so not the actors's). Can anyone help?

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I'm sure Tennant will give you the list. But some we dont know, and some have mulitple bdays

~Act

I disagree, Tennant.

In "TOW Chandler Crosses The Line," Chandler is quoted as saying, "Well, y’know I’m 29. I mean, who needs a savings account?"

This is early in the season, meaning at the end, when Ross is 30, Chandler is 30, as well. You just said his birthday was in April, so he must be the same age as Ross.

Am I missing something?

In article , [email] (Hilfig8484) wrote:

407 "TOW Chandler Crosses the Line" aired in November 1997 when Chandler was 28y7m old, which he approximated to 29. By the end of Season Four in May 1998, Chandler was 29y1m old, and Ross was 30y5m.

Tennant

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Tennant (who apperently has everything Friends related stored in a

I know few people who round their age up, but if you say so... Ross however, The reruns I view are in early season 5, at one point Ross says he is going to be divorced for the second time before he is 30.

I wonder if that thecfsi webpage can be of help, ahh yes here it is...

504 The One Where Phoebe Hates PBS

Ross: Well, I don't know what else to do. I mean, I either keep my wife and lose one of my-my-my best friends or I keep my friend and get divorced the second time before I'm 30! . . . (irrelevant)

If he was truly born in 1967 like you say, he would already be 30 correct?

Okay...Ross was 26 when "Friends" debuted. It was his birthday, in season two, the week of October 15. He was 27. In the third season at this time, he was 28; fourth, 29; fifth, 30. "TOW Phoebe Hates PBS" aired that same week as "TOW Five Steaks And An Eggplant," but three years later. Therefore, Ross is going to be 32 in October of the seventh season.

Now, if Chandler is born the same time as Monica and Rachel, why is he 29 in the beginning of the fourth season, but at the end, Rachel is 28?

And Phoebe, at the start of the new season, should be 32, correct?

MisleadHilfig8484alt.tv.friends

I was debating Ross' age. In an earlier post Tennant wrote:

He once said his birthday is December... (cut off by Gunther) But if he was born in 67, then he must be less than that age.

Of course, Ben is actually 5. (his age is the season#-2, or -1 if in the last 3 episodes) Ross recently said he was 6, while at dinner with, uhh, Bruce Willis. Even worse, the kid was only 4 at the time.

It matters not, continuity is irrelevant.

But if Ross was 26 in Season 1, then he is the same age as Monica because in season 1, Monica said she was 26 in the episode where she was dating a high school senior (TOW the Ick Factor)...

-----Original Message----- From: [email] (Hilfig8484) [mailto:[email]] Posted At: Wednesday, May 24, 2000 3:27 AM Posted To: alt.tv.friends Conversation: Friends' birthdays Subject: Re: Friends' birthdays

Okay...Ross was 26 when "Friends" debuted. It was his birthday, in season two, the week of October 15. He was 27. In the third season at this time, he was 28; fourth, 29; fifth, 30. "TOW Phoebe Hates PBS" aired that same week as "TOW Five Steaks And An Eggplant," but three years later. Therefore, Ross is going to be 32 in October of the seventh season.

Now, if Chandler is born the same time as Monica and Rachel, why is he 29 in the beginning of the fourth season, but at the end, Rachel is 28?

And Phoebe, at the start of the new season, should be 32, correct?

I noticed that during that episode, and it was an inconsistency...Rachel was 28 three years later, so...

You know what? They're all around 30. That sounds good to me. ;-)

James Squirecihan555alt.tv.friends

You never heard of taking a year off before going to college?

However, I actually don't know the answer to this question and wasn't expressing my own opinion. Your argument was not included in the post that I was responding to. My point was that the reason given in that other post was inadequate. I never said the conclusion was wrong.

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In article , James Squire wrote:

If Chandler went to college at 16 as I did, and Monica went to college at 18 as most people do, then there's a two year gap.

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