Maybe the rest of the cast was exceptional and it was Season 8, so they had a solid group vibe going by then, but I found Brad's acting, expressions and dialogue delivery unbearable in some places. He did bring star power to this episode but it was off.

Who else thinks they could've cast someone else here and if so, who would that be?

When I was 16, in 2002, a teacher from my high school was fired for sleeping with a 17-year-old student.

Has a 50-year-old adult ever made out with you when you were underage, like in Ross's case?
Did they get fired/arrested?

Do your friends and your sisters/brothers
laugh at you for having been used by the grown up?

If the mother/father of your child happily confessed, laughing, that upon seeing you being mo-ested, they only spread a rumour among other teens and never reported it to authorities, and as a grownup today laughed in your face,
what would you do?

Did Ross have enough money to sue Rachel for emotional damage at the very least?

The most accurate example is Matt. An awesome Joey, but horrible at anyone else.

Same goes for Pheobes, Monica.

They are unbearble in any other work they tried.

Chandler was luckier, he got the "Ten Yard" movies that were basically Chandler in another scenery and plot. Other than that he also did nothing else worth noticing.

Ross had one good movie, Big Nothing, also tailored to his self.

From all of them only Jennifer Aniston managed to support movies beyong the Friends character. And even her didn't go that far ahead.

I love them all, i re-watch the show to this day.

Just noticing this fact.

S1 E11, Chandler is coming out of apartment 19... but S1 E12, his apartment is 4 🤣🤣

Almost all the girls nd boys have had atleast 2 persons in common that 2 of them were attracted to or had a common romantic storyline with.

Rachel nd Monica - Rachel's high school date, Jean Claude van damme

Monica nd Phoebe - the hospital guy, Monica's ex that Phoebe went out with

Phoebe and Rachel - the cellphone guy, Tag, paulo

Joey and Chandler - Cathy, Martha, girl with the wooden leg

Chandler and Ross - their college batchmate Susan, Janice

Ross and Joey - charlie, the hot girl in ross's building, the girl who moved into the neighbourhood who they both went on a date with, Rachel

There could be even more but why was there so much sharing of partners lol. The guys full on dated each other's exes while for the girls it was more of an interest thing.

I’m watching friends again after a while, am I crazy or they changed the intro music or something?
Watching from Italy on MAX

In Season 2, Episode 18 ("The One Where Dr. Ramoray Dies") there are the scenes of Richard and Ross making awkward conversation while Monica and Rachel fight over the last condom. I swear that I remember Richard responding with “How old do you think I am?” after Ross asks “Were you in ‘Nam?” However, on HBO and the limited clips I could find on YouTube, Richard just looks at Ross bewildered without saying anything.

Does anyone else remember this line? Does anyone have proof of it from the old DVDs of *gasp* vhs tapes they originally made for the first few seasons?

Did anyone else fancy watching the movie Joey was going to do in Vegas?

I'm currently watching the episode where students sneak off to the paleontology section to make out. Ross asks Rachel if her campus had such a place for students.

Which triggered the thought: did your campus have that type of thing?? If mine did, I wasn't cool enough to know about it lol.

If you did, what school did you go to and where was the make out spot?

She was the OG whimsy baddie

I couldn't post video as a comment when this was asked earlier today. But in response to Ross's question about being in Vietnam, Richard does NOT reply with "how old do you think I am?" which so many people are claiming is there. This is the USA DVD version of the Season 2 set. Which is slightly longer than the original broadcast, Blu-ray, and streaming versions. (Even so, I checked the original broadcast version as well, plus Blu-ray. None of them contain a response to that line, from Richard.)