I'm trying to figure out which episode it was when Chandler was twisting on his chair in his cubicle.
I know it was the first season, probably the first few episode. The reason I ask this is because I noticed this shot during the opening credits and there's Chandler doing a dance on his desk chair. Does anyone know which eppy this is? Thanks.
i think that's episode 103 The One With the Thumb. chandler picks up smoking again and he covers up the smoke in his cubicle by using a mini fan, a bottle of binaca and a can of deodorant, which he sprays in his mouth instead of the binaca. hilarious... schreef in bericht news:95cdc6$6b1$[email]...
I thought of that episode, and I watched it the other day to make sure, but that Chair dance scene isn't in there, unless it was part of the same episode but was cut due to editing and time.
When I saw of MP smoking in an issue of US Weekly, I knew that Perry has to stop smoking (sooner or later) the same way he quitted his party animal status last year.
I challanged Todd Stevens with this question once, he said it was in an episode, but it wasn't used in the episode, however he never said which episode. But yeah it was in Season opne
Ah Seran, you should know by now - don't ask Todd Stevens, ask me!
There are only two episodes where Chandler was seen in his cubicle. If you compare his clothing, you can see that it was not 103 "TOW the Thumb", but 115 "TOW the Stoned Guy". If you examine the credit sequence, you can see that the rubber chicken is lying across his desk, so the clip came from the end of the scene, after Ms.Tedlock told him he had to see the boss.
Thanks Tennant. I'll have to go back to my tapes and watch it again. -- Isn't that just kick- you-in-the-crotch, spit-on-your-neck fantastic? -Rachel "TOW Ross' New Girlfriend"
I watched the episode last night, and yes, now I remember that scene. For some reason, I don't think I've ever seen that scene before where that co-worker tells him the boss wants to see him after work and Chandler's pulled out a rubber chicken out of his drawer. Funny. Although, I'm trying to figure out why his shirt was untucked in the opening credits. :)
Probably cut on syndication, and this time round they cut something else.
It's either the continuation of the scene we saw, or a later scene, which was cut out. Most episodes are 3-7 minutes too long once they have been nicely edited, and they have to delete good stuff to suit NBC's slot. I guess that the editors rescue their favourite bits for the titles.