SPOILERS.......
What can I say, this episode was probably about 20 minutes of past clips and 5 minutes of real plot. Only thing that happened is Chandler quit his job. Of course, if Monica and Rachel could afford that apartment on their salaries when Monica had no job and Rachel was a waitress, then Monica should definetly be able to afford it now, even if Chandler isn't working.
In article , txhorns79 @aol.com says...
its a rent-control from her grandmother (or something like that)....rent probably isn't much compared to what it would be nowadays
Let's hope this has been the very last Friends clip show episode. Objectively it was more like 50-50 new/old, but at least around 10 minutes of new material. Still can't believe they used the Christmas episode for that.
Yeah, but it's a big thing nevertheless. So what's Chandler going to be: a motivational speaker, a Chippendale or (to recall from an earlier episode) a comic author? And why didn't he try to get a job like his in a different company as soon as he was sent to Tulsa? Btw.:Is this the first time we saw Mon jealous about Chandler?
Also noticed: Rachel's hair style, Emma not around (nor "dragged down one of her parents") and nice continuities about Rachel returning gifts and Chandler's colleagues.
And of course another oral sex joke for Tennant's list.
Christoph
"Christoph Paeper" wrote in message news:atceed$9u0$[email]...
He will be a work-at-home dad--maybe.
I asked a collegue that very same question. She said she thought Emma must be in the spare room (sleeping for several hours straight like a good little girl).
I missed the joke, or perhaps I've forgotten it already.
*David Buehrle* :
Sure, that's what I thought, too. If she was born in May she probably would have enjoyed her first Christmas eve, but nobody knows the age of that baby.
Chandler's colleage "['s] b[e]low" him--wasn't missable.
Christoph
"Christoph Paeper" wrote in message news:ateqph$2mvj$[email]...
Ah, yes. It's that short-term memory issue. I aught to have that checked (or maybe striped.)
Interesting to discover that a Regional Vice President is "just below me" according to Chandler. That puts him at the Vice President level doesn't it?
Can somebody who has too much time on his/her hands compute
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using an actual taping of the episode? Inquiring minds want to know!
[email] (Charles Blair) wrote:
Here you go:
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Totals: | 10:47 | 11:41 | 0:55 |
|========|========|========|This elaborate table clearly indicates, that... ...I have *way* too much time on my hands!
;-)
Greets,
Stephan
Stephan Hoffmeister wrongfully wrote:
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Sorry, this must be 11:31, of course....and the moral of the story: "Never trust a statistic that you didn't fake yourself!"
;-)
Stephan
On Fri, 13 Dec 2002 11:57:14 +0100, Christoph Paeper wrote:
Actually, it had almost 11 minutes of new material, so it wasn't that bad. It was one of the better clip-shows IMO, even though waiting for a new episode for over four weeks seems a little long right now. Still, this show finally saw something happen with the Tulsa-storyline, and I'm glad Chandler decided to quit his job. It's going to be interesting to see what happens to Chandler now that he's unemployed. Selma Blair wasn't that bad either. She was just as slutty as she was supposed to be, and Perry was funny as the completely stunned Chandler when he realised she was hitting on him.
Yes. She showed some signs of jealousy in 618 TOW Ross Dates a Student, but she was never really serious about it.
One of the funniest jokes in this episode. :)