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Rachel Green

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-	'''Rachel Karen Green''' (or sometimes Greene) (born May 5, 1970) is a fictional character on the popular U.S. television sitcom ''[[Friends]]'' (1994–2004), played by Jennifer Aniston, who received Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe for her performance.	+	'''Rachel "Rach" Karen Green''' (or sometimes Greene) (born May 5, 1970) is a fictional character on the popular U.S. television sitcom ''[[Friends]]'' (1994–2004), played by Jennifer Aniston, who received Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe for her performance.

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	Rachel realizes that Ross was getting off the plane with Julie, his new girlfriend, she tries to leave but she falls over and is seen by Ross ([[The One With Ross's New Girlfriend]]). She then becomes trapped in a love triangle when Ross finds out and kisses her, Ross breaks up with Julie but she blows him off when she realized that Ross made a pros and cons list ([[The One With The List]]).		Rachel realizes that Ross was getting off the plane with Julie, his new girlfriend, she tries to leave but she falls over and is seen by Ross ([[The One With Ross's New Girlfriend]]). She then becomes trapped in a love triangle when Ross finds out and kisses her, Ross breaks up with Julie but she blows him off when she realized that Ross made a pros and cons list ([[The One With The List]]).
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	She then gets back at Ross, but she later changes her mind after watching the [[The One With The Prom Video\|prom video]]. After that they make out but she can't stop laughing, at a second attempt they have a wonderful date at the museum and have sex in the planearium ([[The One Where Ross And Rachel...You Know]]).		She then gets back at Ross, but she later changes her mind after watching the [[The One With The Prom Video\|prom video]]. After that they make out but she can't stop laughing, at a second attempt they have a wonderful date at the museum and have sex in the planearium ([[The One Where Ross And Rachel...You Know]]).
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Monica Geller

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-	'''Monica E. Geller-Bing''' (born April 22, 1969) is a fictional character on the popular U.S. television sitcom ''[[Friends]]'' (1994–2004), played by [[Courteney Cox\|Courteney Cox Arquette]]. Monica was known as the "Mother Hen" of the group and her [[Monica's apartment\|Greenwich Village apartment]] (apartment 5 in the first six episodes and then apartment 20) was one of the group's main gathering places. She tended to look after her friends and was known for her obsessive personality, competitive nature and unnatural cleanliness.	+	'''Monica "Mon" E. Geller-Bing''' (born April 22, 1969) is a fictional character on the popular U.S. television sitcom ''[[Friends]]'' (1994–2004), played by [[Courteney Cox\|Courteney Cox Arquette]]. Monica was known as the "Mother Hen" of the group and her [[Monica's apartment\|Greenwich Village apartment]] (apartment 5 in the first six episodes and then apartment 20) was one of the group's main gathering places. She tended to look after her friends and was known for her obsessive personality, competitive nature and unnatural cleanliness.

	==Background==		==Background==

Joey Tribbiani

2009-11-22T21:30:59Z

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	\|character name = Joseph Francis Tribbiani Jr.		\|character name = Joseph Francis Tribbiani Jr.
-	Nickname: Joey
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	<small>''"Joey" redirects here. For other uses of "Joey", see: [[Joey (disambiguation)]]''</small>		<small>''"Joey" redirects here. For other uses of "Joey", see: [[Joey (disambiguation)]]''</small>

-	'''Joseph Francis "Joey" Tribbiani, Jr.''' (born January 9, 1968) is a fictional character on the popular US television sitcom ''[[Friends]]'' (1994–2004), and the title character in the spin-off, ''[[Joey (TV series)\|Joey]]'' (2004–2006), and is played by [[Matt LeBlanc]].	+	'''Joseph "Joey" Francis Tribbiani, Jr.''' (born January 9, 1968) is a fictional character on the popular US television sitcom ''[[Friends]]'' (1994–2004), and the title character in the spin-off, ''[[Joey (TV series)\|Joey]]'' (2004–2006), and is played by [[Matt LeBlanc]].

	==Background==		==Background==
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	Joey's most famous acting role (and longest lasting) was as [[Dr. Drake Ramoray]] on the serial drama ''[[Days of our Lives]]''. However, when he claimed in an interview that he wrote many of his own lines, the writers of the show became annoyed and killed him off a few episodes later (by falling down an elevator shaft). His character later returned to Days of our Lives in a bizarre plot twist which resurrected him, after blowing an opportunity to become Dr. Drake Ramoray's twin brother Stryker. The plot line which brought him back is never fully explained, except that a female character's brain (portrayed by Susan Sarandon) is transplanted into Ramoray's body, effectively forcing Joey to play a woman with a dominant personality. Later on, other characters refer to him as Drake, while still alluding he has the woman character's brain, and following that he appears to completely be Drake again. In [[Season 7]] of ''Friends'', Joey was up for a Soapie for Best Returning Male Character. He lost, so he tried to steal one.		Joey's most famous acting role (and longest lasting) was as [[Dr. Drake Ramoray]] on the serial drama ''[[Days of our Lives]]''. However, when he claimed in an interview that he wrote many of his own lines, the writers of the show became annoyed and killed him off a few episodes later (by falling down an elevator shaft). His character later returned to Days of our Lives in a bizarre plot twist which resurrected him, after blowing an opportunity to become Dr. Drake Ramoray's twin brother Stryker. The plot line which brought him back is never fully explained, except that a female character's brain (portrayed by Susan Sarandon) is transplanted into Ramoray's body, effectively forcing Joey to play a woman with a dominant personality. Later on, other characters refer to him as Drake, while still alluding he has the woman character's brain, and following that he appears to completely be Drake again. In [[Season 7]] of ''Friends'', Joey was up for a Soapie for Best Returning Male Character. He lost, so he tried to steal one.
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	[[File:MacAndCHEESE.jpg\|thumb\|''Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E.'']]		[[File:MacAndCHEESE.jpg\|thumb\|''Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E.'']]
	Other known roles of Joey's during the run of ''Friends'' include a spot in a commercial for "Lipstick for Men" that only aired in Japan, an infomercial for a device that lets you pour milk out of milk cartons, a leading role in the World War I period film ''Over There'', and a starring role in a very short-lived cop show called ''[[Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E.]]''. In terms of stage work, he appeared in a play called ''Boxing Day'' in which his character of "Victor" goes to outer space, and Monica and Chandler once discussed having seen Joey in a version of ''Macbeth''.		Other known roles of Joey's during the run of ''Friends'' include a spot in a commercial for "Lipstick for Men" that only aired in Japan, an infomercial for a device that lets you pour milk out of milk cartons, a leading role in the World War I period film ''Over There'', and a starring role in a very short-lived cop show called ''[[Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E.]]''. In terms of stage work, he appeared in a play called ''Boxing Day'' in which his character of "Victor" goes to outer space, and Monica and Chandler once discussed having seen Joey in a version of ''Macbeth''.
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	==Other Jobs==		==Other Jobs==
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Monica Geller

2009-11-22T21:29:27Z

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-	Nickname: "Mon"
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Rachel Green

2009-11-22T21:28:40Z

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	===Second Season===		===Second Season===
	Rachel realizes that Ross was getting off the plane with Julie, his new girlfriend, she tries to leave but she falls over and is seen by Ross ([[The One With Ross's New Girlfriend]]). She then becomes trapped in a love triangle when Ross finds out and kisses her, Ross breaks up with Julie but she blows him off when she realized that Ross made a pros and cons list ([[The One With The List]]).		Rachel realizes that Ross was getting off the plane with Julie, his new girlfriend, she tries to leave but she falls over and is seen by Ross ([[The One With Ross's New Girlfriend]]). She then becomes trapped in a love triangle when Ross finds out and kisses her, Ross breaks up with Julie but she blows him off when she realized that Ross made a pros and cons list ([[The One With The List]]).
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	[[Image:Rossrachel.JPG\|right\|thumb\|Ross and Rachel's first kiss]]		[[Image:Rossrachel.JPG\|right\|thumb\|Ross and Rachel's first kiss]]

	She then gets back at Ross, but she later changes her mind after watching the [[The One With The Prom Video\|prom video]]. After that they make out but she can't stop laughing, at a second attempt they have a wonderful date at the museum and have sex in the planearium ([[The One Where Ross And Rachel...You Know]]).		She then gets back at Ross, but she later changes her mind after watching the [[The One With The Prom Video\|prom video]]. After that they make out but she can't stop laughing, at a second attempt they have a wonderful date at the museum and have sex in the planearium ([[The One Where Ross And Rachel...You Know]]).
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	[[Image:Captura.JPG\|left\|thumb\|"I wasn't laughing at you, I love you"]]		[[Image:Captura.JPG\|left\|thumb\|"I wasn't laughing at you, I love you"]]

Phoebe Buffay

2009-11-22T21:27:40Z

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-	Nickname: "Pheebs"
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	\|first = [[The Pilot]]		\|first = [[The Pilot]]
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	==Musical talent==		==Musical talent==
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	[[Image:Phoebe Buffay_1.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|The guitar is Phoebe's instrument of choice and she regularly plays in Central Perk.]]		[[Image:Phoebe Buffay_1.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|The guitar is Phoebe's instrument of choice and she regularly plays in Central Perk.]]

Joey Tribbiani

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-	character name= Joseph Francis Tribbiani Jr. \|	+	\|character name = Joseph Francis Tribbiani Jr.
-	image= [[Image:JoeyTribbiani.jpg\|200px]] \|	+	Nickname: Joey
-	gender= Male \|	+	\|image = [[Image:JoeyTribbiani.jpg\|200px]]
-	first= [[The Pilot]] \|	+	\|first = [[The Pilot]]
-	last= [[The Last One]] (''[[Friends]]'') <br/> [[Joey And The Wedding]] (''[[Joey (TV Series)\|Joey]]'') \|	+	\|last = [[The Last One]] (''[[Friends]]'') <br/> [[Joey And The Wedding]] (''[[Joey (TV Series)\|Joey]]'')
-	dob= January 9, 1968 \|	+	\|number = 236 + 46
-	occ= Actor \|	+	\|actor = [[Matt LeBlanc]]
-	number= 236 + 46 \|	+	\|gender = Male
-	relatives= [[Joseph Tribbiani Sr.]] <small>(father)</small> <br/> [[Gloria Tribbiani]] <small>(mother)</small> <br/> [[Gina Tribbiani\|Gina]] <small>(sister)</small> <br/> [[Tribbiani Sisters\|Tina]] <small>(sister)</small> <br/> [[Tribbiani Sisters\|Dina]] <small>(sister)</small> <br/> [[Tribbiani Sisters\|Mary-Angela]] <small>(sister)</small> <br/> [[Tribbiani Sisters\|Mary-Therese]] <small>(sister)</small> <br/> [[Tribbiani Sisters\|Veronica]] <small>(sister)</small> <br/> [[Tribbiani Sisters\|Cookie]] <small>(sister)</small> <br> [[Michael Tribbiani]] <small>(nephew)</small> <br> Unnamed niece <small>([[The One With The Bullies]])</small> \|	+	\|dob = January 9, 1968
-	actor= [[Matt LeBlanc]] \|	+	\|occ = Actor
-	created= [[Marta Kauffman]] <br/>[[David Crane]] \|	+	\|relatives = [[Joseph Tribbiani Sr.]] <small>(father)</small> <br/> [[Gloria Tribbiani]] <small>(mother)</small> <br/> [[Gina Tribbiani\|Gina]] <small>(sister)</small> <br/> [[Tribbiani Sisters\|Tina]] <small>(sister)</small> <br/> [[Tribbiani Sisters\|Dina]] <small>(sister)</small> <br/> [[Tribbiani Sisters\|Mary-Angela]] <small>(sister)</small> <br/> [[Tribbiani Sisters\|Mary-Therese]] <small>(sister)</small> <br/> [[Tribbiani Sisters\|Veronica]] <small>(sister)</small> <br/> [[Tribbiani Sisters\|Cookie]] <small>(sister)</small> <br> [[Michael Tribbiani]] <small>(nephew)</small> <br> Unnamed niece <small>([[The One With The Bullies]])</small>
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	==Personality==		==Personality==
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	[[File:5x14_Huggsy.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Joey and [[Huggsy]].]]		[[File:5x14_Huggsy.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Joey and [[Huggsy]].]]
	The character of Joey is known for his simple-mindedness, trouble with understanding negative criticism of his acting, and love of food. He particularly loves meatball sub sandwiches. In "[[The One With The Ride Along]]" he appears to be saving Ross from a supposed gunshot, when it was actually his meatball sandwich that he was trying to save, it was just near Ross. He also loves the "Joey Special", two pizzas.		The character of Joey is known for his simple-mindedness, trouble with understanding negative criticism of his acting, and love of food. He particularly loves meatball sub sandwiches. In "[[The One With The Ride Along]]" he appears to be saving Ross from a supposed gunshot, when it was actually his meatball sandwich that he was trying to save, it was just near Ross. He also loves the "Joey Special", two pizzas.
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	Joey's most famous acting role (and longest lasting) was as [[Dr. Drake Ramoray]] on the serial drama ''[[Days of our Lives]]''. However, when he claimed in an interview that he wrote many of his own lines, the writers of the show became annoyed and killed him off a few episodes later (by falling down an elevator shaft). His character later returned to Days of our Lives in a bizarre plot twist which resurrected him, after blowing an opportunity to become Dr. Drake Ramoray's twin brother Stryker. The plot line which brought him back is never fully explained, except that a female character's brain (portrayed by Susan Sarandon) is transplanted into Ramoray's body, effectively forcing Joey to play a woman with a dominant personality. Later on, other characters refer to him as Drake, while still alluding he has the woman character's brain, and following that he appears to completely be Drake again. In [[Season 7]] of ''Friends'', Joey was up for a Soapie for Best Returning Male Character. He lost, so he tried to steal one.		Joey's most famous acting role (and longest lasting) was as [[Dr. Drake Ramoray]] on the serial drama ''[[Days of our Lives]]''. However, when he claimed in an interview that he wrote many of his own lines, the writers of the show became annoyed and killed him off a few episodes later (by falling down an elevator shaft). His character later returned to Days of our Lives in a bizarre plot twist which resurrected him, after blowing an opportunity to become Dr. Drake Ramoray's twin brother Stryker. The plot line which brought him back is never fully explained, except that a female character's brain (portrayed by Susan Sarandon) is transplanted into Ramoray's body, effectively forcing Joey to play a woman with a dominant personality. Later on, other characters refer to him as Drake, while still alluding he has the woman character's brain, and following that he appears to completely be Drake again. In [[Season 7]] of ''Friends'', Joey was up for a Soapie for Best Returning Male Character. He lost, so he tried to steal one.
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	[[File:MacAndCHEESE.jpg\|thumb\|''Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E.'']]		[[File:MacAndCHEESE.jpg\|thumb\|''Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E.'']]
	Other known roles of Joey's during the run of ''Friends'' include a spot in a commercial for "Lipstick for Men" that only aired in Japan, an infomercial for a device that lets you pour milk out of milk cartons, a leading role in the World War I period film ''Over There'', and a starring role in a very short-lived cop show called ''[[Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E.]]''. In terms of stage work, he appeared in a play called ''Boxing Day'' in which his character of "Victor" goes to outer space, and Monica and Chandler once discussed having seen Joey in a version of ''Macbeth''.		Other known roles of Joey's during the run of ''Friends'' include a spot in a commercial for "Lipstick for Men" that only aired in Japan, an infomercial for a device that lets you pour milk out of milk cartons, a leading role in the World War I period film ''Over There'', and a starring role in a very short-lived cop show called ''[[Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E.]]''. In terms of stage work, he appeared in a play called ''Boxing Day'' in which his character of "Victor" goes to outer space, and Monica and Chandler once discussed having seen Joey in a version of ''Macbeth''.
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	[[File:JoeysNewBrain.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Joey's return on ''Days of our Lives''.]]		[[File:JoeysNewBrain.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Joey's return on ''Days of our Lives''.]]
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	==Other Jobs==		==Other Jobs==
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	[[File:5x04 Joey phone.jpg\|thumb\|Joey got a job answering calls at a PBS telethon at one point.]]		[[File:5x04 Joey phone.jpg\|thumb\|Joey got a job answering calls at a PBS telethon at one point.]]
	Joey was also briefly employed at [[Central Perk]] as a waiter. Facing a dry spell in his career as an actor, Joey was persuaded by [[Gunther]] to take a job serving coffee. At first Joey tried to hide the fact of his new job from his friends, but they eventually figured it out. He did not like the work but, true to his nature, soon found a way to use his position to meet and ingratiate himself to attractive women by giving them free food, a practice to which Gunther quickly put a stop. He didn't take his job very seriously and spent a lot of his working hours sitting and talking to his friends. Eventually he was fired for closing the coffee house in the middle of the day to go to an audition while Gunther was running a personal errand. Rachel later persuaded Gunther to give Joey back his job, but once he found more steady acting jobs he eventually just stopped showing up. His absence was barely noticed, with a later episode having a closing scene where Joey realizes he forgot to tell Gunther he quit, and Gunther saying he would've eventually fired him anyway.		Joey was also briefly employed at [[Central Perk]] as a waiter. Facing a dry spell in his career as an actor, Joey was persuaded by [[Gunther]] to take a job serving coffee. At first Joey tried to hide the fact of his new job from his friends, but they eventually figured it out. He did not like the work but, true to his nature, soon found a way to use his position to meet and ingratiate himself to attractive women by giving them free food, a practice to which Gunther quickly put a stop. He didn't take his job very seriously and spent a lot of his working hours sitting and talking to his friends. Eventually he was fired for closing the coffee house in the middle of the day to go to an audition while Gunther was running a personal errand. Rachel later persuaded Gunther to give Joey back his job, but once he found more steady acting jobs he eventually just stopped showing up. His absence was barely noticed, with a later episode having a closing scene where Joey realizes he forgot to tell Gunther he quit, and Gunther saying he would've eventually fired him anyway.

Monica Geller

2009-11-22T21:24:33Z

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	\|first = [[The Pilot]]		\|first = [[The Pilot]]
	\|last = [[The Last One, Part 2]]		\|last = [[The Last One, Part 2]]

Phoebe Buffay

2009-11-22T21:23:40Z

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-	character name= Phoebe Buffay-Hannigan \|	+	\|character name = Phoebe Buffay-Hannigan
-	image=[[Image:PhoebeBuffay.jpg\|200px]]\|	+
-	gender= Female \|	+	Nickname: "Pheebs"
-	first= [[The Pilot]] \|	+	\|image = [[Image:PhoebeBuffay.jpg\|200px]]
-	last= [[The Last One]] \|	+	\|first = [[The Pilot]]
-	dob= February 16, 1967 \|	+	\|last = [[The Last One]]
-	occ= Massuse \|	+	\|number = 236
-	number= 236 \|	+	\|gender = Female
-	relatives= [[Frances]] <small>(grandmother)</small> <br> [[Frank Buffay]] <small>(father)</small> <br> [[Lily Buffay]] <small>(mother)</small> <br> [[Phoebe Abbott]] <small>(birth mother)</small> <br> Unnamed stepfather <br> [[Ursula Buffay]] <small>(twin sister)</small> <br> [[Frank Buffay Jr.]] <small>(half-brother)</small> <br> Frank Buffay Jr. Jr. <small>(nephew)</small> <br> Leslie Buffay <small>(niece)</small> <br> Chandler Buffay <small>(niece)</small> <br> [[Mike Hannigan]] <small>(husband 2004-present)</small> \| Duncan (ex-husband unknown-1994)	+	\|dob = February 16, 1967
-	actor= [[Lisa Kudrow]] \|	+	\|occ = Massuse
-	created= [[Marta Kauffman]] <br/>[[David Crane]] \|	+	\|relatives = [[Frances]] <small>(grandmother)</small> <br> [[Frank Buffay]] <small>(father)</small> <br> [[Lily Buffay]] <small>(mother)</small> <br> [[Phoebe Abbott]] <small>(birth mother)</small> <br> Unnamed stepfather <br> [[Ursula Buffay]] <small>(twin sister)</small> <br> [[Frank Buffay Jr.]] <small>(half-brother)</small> <br> Frank Buffay Jr. Jr. <small>(nephew)</small> <br> Leslie Buffay <small>(niece)</small> <br> Chandler Buffay <small>(niece)</small> <br> [[Mike Hannigan]] <small>(husband 2004-present)</small>
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	==Musical talent==		==Musical talent==
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	[[Image:Phoebe Buffay_1.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|The guitar is Phoebe's instrument of choice and she regularly plays in Central Perk.]]		[[Image:Phoebe Buffay_1.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|The guitar is Phoebe's instrument of choice and she regularly plays in Central Perk.]]
	{{See also\|List of Phoebe Buffay's songs}}		{{See also\|List of Phoebe Buffay's songs}}
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	''Smelly Cat'' first appeared in the second season episode "[[The One With The Baby On The Bus]]" where it was revealed to be Phoebe's most popular song. At the end of the episode she teaches a character played by guest star [[Chrissie Hynde]] to play the song. In "[[The One Where Eddie Moves In]]" Phoebe makes a professional recording of the song for possible commercial release, though her voice is replaced by an older singer. A short video for the song also appeared in this episode and is included in full as a bonus feature on the second season DVD set. In "[[The One With Phoebe's Ex-Partner]]" a character played by guest star [[Elizabeth Daily]] uses the song as a jingle for a cat litter commercial.		''Smelly Cat'' first appeared in the second season episode "[[The One With The Baby On The Bus]]" where it was revealed to be Phoebe's most popular song. At the end of the episode she teaches a character played by guest star [[Chrissie Hynde]] to play the song. In "[[The One Where Eddie Moves In]]" Phoebe makes a professional recording of the song for possible commercial release, though her voice is replaced by an older singer. A short video for the song also appeared in this episode and is included in full as a bonus feature on the second season DVD set. In "[[The One With Phoebe's Ex-Partner]]" a character played by guest star [[Elizabeth Daily]] uses the song as a jingle for a cat litter commercial.

-	In the fifth season episode "[[The One With Joey's Bag]]" Phoebe meets her estranged father, who reveals he sang a lullaby to her when she was a child, called "Sleepy Girl", which has the same melody as ''Smelly Cat''. The "Smelly Cat Medley" track on the ''Friends Again'' soundtrack, credited to Phoebe Buffay & The Hairballs (featuring the Pretenders), features a recording of the scene, and then a new, more artistic recording of the duet between Hynde and Phoebe. Hynde then launches into a hard-rock version with new lyrics. The song became so famous that a group of Portuguese comedians had elected ''Gato Fedorento'' (''Smelly Cat'' in Portuguese) for their show's name, claiming they were fans of ''Friends''. Also when meeting Mike's parents, she sings it to them during dinner because nobody had spoken in seventeen minutes in "[[The One With Ross' Inappropriate Song]]".	+	In the fifth season episode "[[The One With Joey's Bag]]" Phoebe meets her estranged father, who reveals he sang a lullaby to her when she was a child, called "Sleepy Girl", which has the same melody as ''Smelly Cat''. The "Smelly Cat Medley" track on the ''Friends Again'' soundtrack, credited to Phoebe Buffay & The Hairballs (featuring the Pretenders), features a recording of the scene, and then a new, more artistic recording of the duet between Hynde and Phoebe. Hynde then launches into a hard-rock version with new lyrics. The song became so famous that a group of Portuguese comedians had elected ''Gato Fedorento'' (''Smelly Cat'' in Portuguese) for their show's name, claiming they were fans of ''Friends''. Also when meeting Mike's parents, she sings it to them during dinner because nobody had spoken in seventeen minutes in "[[The One With Ross' Inappropriate Song]]".

	==Animal rights and the environment==		==Animal rights and the environment==
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	Joey is in awe of Phoebe's knowledge of such things as reincarnation and openly wishes that he could remember his past lives, to which Phoebe replies that Joey has never had any past lives because he is "brand new". Phoebe tries to teach Joey how to speak French, at his request, because he claims fluency on his résumé. Much to Phoebe's annoyance though, Joey has no aptitude for foreign language and just reels off gibberish (both Kudrow, married to a French executive, and LeBlanc, who incidentally has a French surname, speak fluent French, as does Matthew Perry, who is Canadian). She also tries to teach him the guitar, but forbids him to touch one, and they have a brief falling out when he seeks out a qualified teacher.		Joey is in awe of Phoebe's knowledge of such things as reincarnation and openly wishes that he could remember his past lives, to which Phoebe replies that Joey has never had any past lives because he is "brand new". Phoebe tries to teach Joey how to speak French, at his request, because he claims fluency on his résumé. Much to Phoebe's annoyance though, Joey has no aptitude for foreign language and just reels off gibberish (both Kudrow, married to a French executive, and LeBlanc, who incidentally has a French surname, speak fluent French, as does Matthew Perry, who is Canadian). She also tries to teach him the guitar, but forbids him to touch one, and they have a brief falling out when he seeks out a qualified teacher.

-	Phoebe reportedly had a crush on Joey, and was jealous of his relationship with her twin sister, Ursula. As Phoebe and Joey's relationship never goes past a kiss (they've kissed five times during the course of the show), Joey cannot be considered as one of Phoebe's significant others. In "The One Where They All Turn Thirty", Phoebe is lamenting all the things she has failed to do before turning 31, including having "the perfect kiss",and meeting Portuguese people so Joey gives her a kiss and says "Oh, I'm 1/16 Portuguese." Phoebe quite frequently hits on Joey for no apparent reason. Also, Phoebe and Joey have an agreement to be eachother's backup marriage if they aren't married by 40.	+	Phoebe reportedly had a crush on Joey, and was jealous of his relationship with her twin sister, Ursula. As Phoebe and Joey's relationship never goes past a kiss (they've kissed five times during the course of the show), Joey cannot be considered as one of Phoebe's significant others. In "The One Where They All Turn Thirty", Phoebe is lamenting all the things she has failed to do before turning 31, including having "the perfect kiss",and meeting Portuguese people so Joey gives her a kiss and says "Oh, I'm 1/16 Portuguese." Phoebe quite frequently hits on Joey for no apparent reason. Also, Phoebe and Joey have an agreement to be eachother's backup marriage if they aren't married by 40.

	Kudrow later revealed in an interview that she and LeBlanc had pitched an idea to the writers involving Joey and Phoebe having casual sex all along, but the pitch was rejected.		Kudrow later revealed in an interview that she and LeBlanc had pitched an idea to the writers involving Joey and Phoebe having casual sex all along, but the pitch was rejected.

Ross Geller

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	Despite being one of the most financially secure members of his group, Ross is notoriously cheap. He gets his hair cut at the bargain chain "Super Cuts", steals toiletries and other amenities from hotels, and celebrates with Israeli champagne.		Despite being one of the most financially secure members of his group, Ross is notoriously cheap. He gets his hair cut at the bargain chain "Super Cuts", steals toiletries and other amenities from hotels, and celebrates with Israeli champagne.

-	Ross is often mocked by his friends about his annoying habits of correcting people's grammar and avoiding straightforward dialogue when nervous.	+	Ross is often mocked by his friends about his annoying habits of correcting people's grammar (much to the dismay of Monica, who says "Is it how he's always correcting people's grammar? Whom.. Whom.. sometimes it's who!") and avoiding straightforward dialogue when nervous.

	==Story==		==Story==

Main Cast

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-	==Cast==	+	[[Image:Friends_season_one_cast.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Friends'' cast in the first season, from left to right, [[Matt LeBlanc]] as [[Joey Tribbiani]], [[Lisa Kudrow]] as [[Phoebe Buffay]], [[Courteney Cox]] as [[Monica Geller]], [[Jennifer Aniston]] as [[Rachel Green]], [[David Schwimmer]] as [[Ross Geller]] and [[Matthew Perry]] as [[Chandler Bing]].]]
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	*'''[[Jennifer Aniston]]''' as '''[[Rachel Karen Green]]''', a fashion enthusiast who starts working at the coffee shop, but later moves into management at [[Bloomingdale's]] and later at [[Ralph Lauren]].		*'''[[Jennifer Aniston]]''' as '''[[Rachel Karen Green]]''', a fashion enthusiast who starts working at the coffee shop, but later moves into management at [[Bloomingdale's]] and later at [[Ralph Lauren]].
	*'''[[Courteney Cox Arquette]]''' as '''[[Monica Geller\|Monica E. Geller]]''' (later Geller-Bing), a chef who changes jobs often throughout the show, ending up as head chef at Javu.		*'''[[Courteney Cox Arquette]]''' as '''[[Monica Geller\|Monica E. Geller]]''' (later Geller-Bing), a chef who changes jobs often throughout the show, ending up as head chef at Javu.
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	*'''[[David Schwimmer]]''' as '''[[Ross Geller\|Ross Eustace Geller]]''', Monica's older brother, a paleontologist working at a museum of Prehistoric History and later a professor of paleontology at New York University.		*'''[[David Schwimmer]]''' as '''[[Ross Geller\|Ross Eustace Geller]]''', Monica's older brother, a paleontologist working at a museum of Prehistoric History and later a professor of paleontology at New York University.

-	===Before ''Friends''===	+	==Before ''Friends''==
-	Two of the series' stars, [[Matthew Perry]] and [[Jennifer Aniston]], had already appeared in several unsuccessful sitcom pilots. Another, [[Lisa Kudrow]], was also familiar with working on sitcoms, having played [[Ursula Buffay]] on ''Mad About You''. (In an interesting twist, it was revealed in ''Friends'' that Phoebe was Ursula's twin sister.) Kudrow was cast in the pilot of ''Frasier'' in the role of Roz Doyle, but the part was later re-cast with Peri Gilpin in the role.<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001435/bio Biography for Lisa Kudrow] at the [[IMDb]]</ref> [[Courteney Cox]] was already an accomplished TV and film actress when she was cast in ''Friends'', having appeared in the likes of ''Ace Ventura: Pet Detective'' and with several minor roles on sitcoms such as ''Seinfeld'' and ''Family Ties''. The character of Ross was written with [[David Schwimmer]] in mind; having auditioned for Crane and Kauffman in the past, Schwimmer was said to have a memorable voice and was most known for his Broadway work. [[Matt LeBlanc]] appeared as Vinnie Verducci in ''Married... with Children'' in the early 1990s and starred in that sitcom's short-lived spin-off, ''Top of the Heap'', as well as in the unrelated ''Vinnie & Bobby'', but before that had mainly been focusing on advertising and modeling work when he was cast as Joey Tribbiani.	+	Two of the series' stars, [[Matthew Perry]] and [[Jennifer Aniston]], had already appeared in several unsuccessful sitcom pilots. Another, [[Lisa Kudrow]], was also familiar with working on sitcoms, having played [[Ursula Buffay]] on ''Mad About You''. (In an interesting twist, it was revealed in ''Friends'' that Phoebe was Ursula's twin sister.) Kudrow was cast in the pilot of ''Frasier'' in the role of Roz Doyle, but the part was later re-cast with Peri Gilpin in the role. [[Courteney Cox]] was already an accomplished TV and film actress when she was cast in ''Friends'', having appeared in the likes of ''Ace Ventura: Pet Detective'' and with several minor roles on sitcoms such as ''Seinfeld'' and ''Family Ties''. The character of Ross was written with [[David Schwimmer]] in mind; having auditioned for [[David Crane\|Crane]] and [[Marta Kauffman\|Kauffman]] in the past, Schwimmer was said to have a memorable voice and was most known for his Broadway work. [[Matt LeBlanc]] appeared as Vinnie Verducci in ''Married... with Children'' in the early 1990s and starred in that sitcom's short-lived spin-off, ''Top of the Heap'', as well as in the unrelated ''Vinnie & Bobby'', but before that had mainly been focusing on advertising and modeling work when he was cast as [[Joey Tribbiani]].

-	===After ''Friends''===	+	==After ''Friends''==
	During the show's run, the cast all achieved household name celebrity status, and all pursued careers in the movies, with varied success.		During the show's run, the cast all achieved household name celebrity status, and all pursued careers in the movies, with varied success.

-	Aniston's movie career is predominantly populated with light [[Romantic comedy film\|romantic comedies]] including ''[[Bruce Almighty]]'', ''[[Along Came Polly]]'', ''[[Rumor Has It]]'' and ''[[The Break Up]]''. Cox made several lightweight films and achieved her greatest success with the ''[[Scream trilogy\|Scream]]'' series, followed by the critically acclaimed TV series, ''[[Dirt (TV Series)\|Dirt]]'', that portrayed her as a ruthless editor of a two-bit tabloid magazine. Kudrow fared best in low budget indie films, most notably ''[[The Opposite of Sex]]'', and also films like the comedy hit ''[[Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion'' and ''[[Analyze This]]''. Most recently Kudrow played a main character alongside Hilary Swank in 2007's ''P.S. I Love You (film)\|P.S. I Love You''. Perry co-starred in the Canadian mafia comedy ''The Whole Nine Yards'' and its sequel ''The Whole Ten Yards'' along with [[Bruce Willis]], who had also made guest appearances on the show. He also starred as the title character in ''[[The Ron Clark Story'', and has since co-starred in TV drama ''[[Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip]]'' and an episode of ''Scrubs'' titled "My Unicorn" as Murray. Matt LeBlanc took a leading role in ''Lost in Space'' and starred as the boyfriend of Alex (Lucy Liu) in ''Charlie's Angels''. He also reprised his role as Joey Tribbiani in the show's spin off series, ''Joey''. In 2001, Schwimmer co-starred as Capt. Herbert Sobel in the 2001 TV mini-series ''Band of Brothers'' In 2005, Schwimmer starred as the voice for the giraffe Melman in the movie ''Madagascar'' a role which he will reprise in 2008 for ''Madagascar 2''.	+	Aniston's movie career is predominantly populated with light romantic comedies including ''Bruce Almighty'', ''Along Came Polly'', ''Rumor Has It'' and ''The Break Up''. Cox made several lightweight films and achieved her greatest success with the ''Scream'' series, followed by the critically acclaimed TV series, ''Dirt'', that portrayed her as a ruthless editor of a two-bit tabloid magazine. She currently stars on the ABC sitcom ''Cougar Town''. Kudrow fared best in low budget indie films, most notably ''The Opposite of Sex'', and also films like the comedy hit ''Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion'' and ''Analyze This''. Most recently Kudrow played a main character alongside Hilary Swank in 2007's ''P.S. I Love You''. Perry co-starred in the Canadian mafia comedy ''The Whole Nine Yards'' and its sequel ''The Whole Ten Yards'' along with [[Bruce Willis]], who had also made guest appearances on the show. He also starred as the title character in ''The Ron Clark Story'', and has since co-starred in TV drama ''Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip'' and an episode of ''Scrubs'' titled "My Unicorn" as Murray. Matt LeBlanc took a leading role in ''Lost in Space'' and starred as the boyfriend of Alex (Lucy Liu) in ''Charlie's Angels''. He also reprised his role as Joey Tribbiani in the show's spin off series, ''[[Joey (TV series)\|Joey]]''. In 2001, Schwimmer co-starred as Capt. Herbert Sobel in the 2001 TV mini-series ''Band of Brothers'' In 2005, Schwimmer starred as the voice for the giraffe Melman in the movie ''Madagascar'' a role which he reprised in 2008 for ''Madagascar 2''.

-	Behind the scenes, the show was known for its unusually cohesive and unified cast. The six main actors made deliberate efforts, from early on, to keep the show's ensemble format and not allow one member to dominate; notably for a show of its length, the six principals each appeared in every episode of the run.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108778/\|title="Friends" (1994)<!-- Bot generated title -->}}</ref> This included requesting that all actors on the show be nominated either for the same category of award (''Supporting Actor'' until 2001, then ''Lead Actor'' from 2002 onwards) or not at all, and entering collective instead of individual salary negotiations.<ref>{{cite web \| url=http://www.usaweekend.com/00_issues/001008/001008kudrow.html \| title=Balancing friends and family \| accessdate=2006-09-17}}</ref> The actors became such close friends that one guest star, Tom Selleck, reported sometimes feeling left out.<ref>{{cite news\|title=Why we will miss our absent Friends\|publisher=[[Irish Independent]]\|date=2004-05-06\|writer=Power, Ed}}</ref> The cast remained good friends after the show's run, most notably Cox and Aniston, with Aniston being godmother to Cox and David Arquette's daughter, Coco.	+	Behind the scenes, the show was known for its unusually cohesive and unified cast. The six main actors made deliberate efforts, from early on, to keep the show's ensemble format and not allow one member to dominate; notably for a show of its length, the six principals each appeared in every episode of the run. This included requesting that all actors on the show be nominated either for the same category of award (''Supporting Actor'' until 2001, then ''Lead Actor'' from 2002 onwards) or not at all, and entering collective instead of individual salary negotiations. The actors became such close friends that one guest star, [[Tom Selleck]], reported sometimes feeling left out. The cast remained good friends after the show's run, most notably Cox and Aniston, with Aniston being godmother to Cox and David Arquette's daughter, Coco.
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Friends

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	===Film===		===Film===
-	Following the series finale, rumors began to emerge of a ''Friends'' film, although all were proven to be untrue. Rumors of a film reemerged after the release of the ''Sex and the City'' film in 2008, which proved to be a success at the box office. ''The Daily Telegraph'' reported in July 2008 that the main cast members had agreed to star in the project, and that filming was going to start within the next 18 months. A source commented that "Jennifer, Courteney and the rest of the cast are [eager] to reprise their roles, under the right circumstances [...] Jennifer says she and Courteney have already talked this summer about what they want out of a ''Friends'' movie." When asked about the film, Kudrow said that she was unaware of the talks, but expressed interest in the idea. However, the director of publicity for Warner Bros. said there was "no truth in the story", and Perry's spokeswoman added that "nothing is happening in this regard, so the rumor is false." But on September 27th. A Friends movie was announecd	+	Following the series finale, rumors began to emerge of a ''Friends'' film, although all were proven to be untrue. Rumors of a film reemerged after the release of the ''Sex and the City'' film in 2008, which proved to be a success at the box office. ''The Daily Telegraph'' reported in July 2008 that the main cast members had agreed to star in the project, and that filming was going to start within the next 18 months. A source commented that "Jennifer, Courteney and the rest of the cast are [eager] to reprise their roles, under the right circumstances [...] Jennifer says she and Courteney have already talked this summer about what they want out of a ''Friends'' movie." When asked about the film, Kudrow said that she was unaware of the talks, but expressed interest in the idea. However, the director of publicity for Warner Bros. said there was "no truth in the story", and Perry's spokeswoman added that "nothing is happening in this regard, so the rumor is false."
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User talk:Bamboozled

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Images: new section

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	I'm not sure if this is vandalism or not but I was just searching random pages and found [[Для тебя\|this]].-{{SUBST:User:2Anthony4/Sig}} 21:32, 24 August 2009 (UTC)		I'm not sure if this is vandalism or not but I was just searching random pages and found [[Для тебя\|this]].-{{SUBST:User:2Anthony4/Sig}} 21:32, 24 August 2009 (UTC)
	*You're right. Thanks.		*You're right. Thanks.
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		+	How to you add images below the episode name?

The One Where Rachel Quits

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Plot:

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	==Plot==		==Plot==
-	Ross breaks a girl's leg who was selling cookies in order to win a place at the space camp. Ross feels guilty and tries to sell 400 boxes of the cookies so the girl can win the competition. Rachel sucks at waitressing and Gunther is showing her everything again but she doesn't want to be trained in a job she hates. Rachel then quits her job at Central Perk. Phoebe is heart-broken to see all the trees "killed" to be Christmas trees. Rachel gets a new job.	+	Ross breaks a girl's leg who was selling cookies in order to win a place at the space camp. Ross feels guilty and tries to sell over 475 boxes of the cookies so the girl can win the competition. Rachel sucks at waitressing and Gunther is showing her everything again but she doesn't want to be re-trained in a job she hates. Rachel then quits her job at Central Perk. Phoebe is heart-broken to see all the trees "killed" to be Christmas trees. Rachel gets a new job.
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The One With The Football

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2009-11-22T15:52:05Z

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2009-11-22T15:52:05Z

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The One With The Football

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-	\| Title = "The One With The Football"	+	\|Title = "The One With The Football"
-	\| Series = ''[[Friends]]''	+	\|Series = ''[[Friends]]''
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-	\| Caption =	+	\|Season = 3x09
-	\| Season = 3x09	+	\|Episode = 57
-	\| Episode = 57	+	\|Writer = [[Ira Ungerlinger]]
-	\| Writer = [[Ira Ungerlinger]]	+	\|Director = [[Kevin S. Bright]]
-	\| Director = [[Kevin S. Bright]]	+	\|Guests = [[Suzanna Voltaire]] as [[Margha]]
-	\| Guests = [[Suzanna Voltaire]] as [[Margha]]	+	\|Airdate = November 21, 1996
-	\| Airdate = November 21, 1996	+	\|Prev = [[The One With The Giant Poking Device]]
-	\| Episode list = Episode Chronology	+	\|Next = [[The One Where Rachel Quits]]
-	\| Prev = [[The One With The Giant Poking Device]]
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-	'''[[Jennifer Aniston]]''' - [[Rachel Green]]<br>	+	'''[[Jennifer Aniston]]''' - [[Rachel Green]]<br />
-	'''[[Courteney Cox]]''' - [[Monica Geller]]<br>	+	'''[[Courteney Cox]]''' - [[Monica Geller]]<br />
-	'''[[Lisa Kudrow]]''' - [[Phoebe Buffay]]<br>	+	'''[[Lisa Kudrow]]''' - [[Phoebe Buffay]]<br />
-	'''[[Matt LeBlanc]]''' - [[Joey Tribbiani]]<br>	+	'''[[Matt LeBlanc]]''' - [[Joey Tribbiani]]<br />
-	'''[[Matthew Perry]]''' - [[Chandler Bing]]<br>	+	'''[[Matthew Perry]]''' - [[Chandler Bing]]<br />
-	'''[[David Schwimmer]]''' - [[Ross Geller]]<br>	+	'''[[David Schwimmer]]''' - [[Ross Geller]]<br />

	===Supporting Cast===		===Supporting Cast===

-	'''[[Suzanna Voltaire]]''' - [[Margha]]<br>	+	'''[[Suzanna Voltaire]]''' - [[Margha]]<br />

	===Crew===		===Crew===

-	'''Directed By:'''<br>	+	'''Directed By:'''<br />
-	[[Kevin S. Bright]]<br>	+	[[Kevin S. Bright]]<br />

-	'''Written By:'''<br>	+	'''Written By:'''<br />
-	[[Ira Ungerlinger]]<br>	+	[[Ira Ungerlinger]]<br />

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Ross Geller

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Age and birthday:

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	Ross described himself as 29 in each of Seasons 3, 4 and 5. In Season 3, he told Chandler "No, thanks, I'm 29" when offered chocolate milk. In Season 4, when the guys tried to party without [[Mike "Gandalf" Ganderson\|Gandalf]], they all said they were 29. And in Season 5, when trying to reconcile with Emily, he said that if they didn't stay together he would be divorced for the second time before age 30. However, when a drunk man referred to Monica as Ross's mother at Ross's wedding rehearsal dinner in London, she expressed her distaste at having a "30 year old son".		Ross described himself as 29 in each of Seasons 3, 4 and 5. In Season 3, he told Chandler "No, thanks, I'm 29" when offered chocolate milk. In Season 4, when the guys tried to party without [[Mike "Gandalf" Ganderson\|Gandalf]], they all said they were 29. And in Season 5, when trying to reconcile with Emily, he said that if they didn't stay together he would be divorced for the second time before age 30. However, when a drunk man referred to Monica as Ross's mother at Ross's wedding rehearsal dinner in London, she expressed her distaste at having a "30 year old son".

-	Furthermore, in The One Where Ross Dates A Student, Elizabeth is stated to be 20 years old and Ross says "Well I am 12 years older than she is", making him 32, despite this being only the sixth season.	+	Furthermore, in "The One Where Ross Dates A Student", Elizabeth is stated to be 20 years old and Ross says "Well I am 12 years older than she is", making him 32, despite this being only the sixth season.

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2009-11-22T15:34:09Z

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Ross Geller

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	*Month and Day		*Month and Day
-	Two episodes state Ross's birthday as October 18. In "[[The One Where Emma Cries]]" Ross names that date as his birthday, as well as in "[[The One With Five Steaks and an Eggplant]]" where he was taken to a Hootie & the Blowfish concert as his birthday present. However, in "[[The One with George Stephanopoulos]]", when Joey and Chandler buy Rangers tickets to celebrate Ross's birthday on the 20th of October, Ross says that his birthday was "seven months ago". In "[[The One With Joey's New Girlfriend]]", when Gunther asks Rachel when her birthday is, claiming to be making a list of people's birthdays, Ross says, 'Mine's December...' before being cut off by Gunther.	+	Two episodes state Ross's birthday as October 18. In "[[The One Where Emma Cries]]" Ross names that date as his birthday, as well as in "[[The One With Five Steaks and an Eggplant]]" where he was taken to a Hootie & the Blowfish concert as his birthday present. However, in "[[The One with George Stephanopoulos]]", when Joey and Chandler buy Rangers tickets to celebrate Ross's birthday on the 20th of October, Ross says that his birthday was "seven months ago". In "[[The One With Joey's New Girlfriend]]", when Gunther asks Rachel when her birthday is, claiming to be making a list of people's birthdays, Ross says, 'Mine's December...' before being cut off by Gunther.

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	Ross described himself as 29 in each of Seasons 3, 4 and 5. In Season 3, he told Chandler "No, thanks, I'm 29" when offered chocolate milk. In Season 4, when the guys tried to party without [[Mike "Gandalf" Ganderson\|Gandalf]], they all said they were 29. And in Season 5, when trying to reconcile with Emily, he said that if they didn't stay together he would be divorced for the second time before age 30. However, when a drunk man referred to Monica as Ross's mother at Ross's wedding rehearsal dinner in London, she expressed her distaste at having a "30 year old son".		Ross described himself as 29 in each of Seasons 3, 4 and 5. In Season 3, he told Chandler "No, thanks, I'm 29" when offered chocolate milk. In Season 4, when the guys tried to party without [[Mike "Gandalf" Ganderson\|Gandalf]], they all said they were 29. And in Season 5, when trying to reconcile with Emily, he said that if they didn't stay together he would be divorced for the second time before age 30. However, when a drunk man referred to Monica as Ross's mother at Ross's wedding rehearsal dinner in London, she expressed her distaste at having a "30 year old son".
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		+	Furthermore, in The One Where Ross Dates A Student, Elizabeth is stated to be 20 years old and Ross says "Well I am 12 years older than she is", making him 32, despite this being only the sixth season.

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-	"'''The One with Ross's Wedding'''" is the [[Season Four\|fourth season]] finale of ''Friends'', which aired on NBC on May 7, 1998. The plot revolves around [[Ross Geller\|Ross]] and the rest of the group flying to London for his wedding to [[Emily Waltham\|Emily]].	+	"'''The One with Ross's Wedding'''" is the [[Season Four\|fourth season]] finale of ''Friends'', which aired on NBC on May 7, 1998. The plot revolves around [[Ross Geller\|Ross]] and the rest of the group flying to London for his wedding to [[Emily Waltham\|Emily]].

	The episode was directed by [[Kevin S. Bright]], with the first part being written by Michael Borkow and the second part by Shana Goldberg-Meehan and Scott Silveri (from a story by Jill Condon and Amy Toomin). Scenes for the episode were shot on location in London and in front of a British studio audience. For many broadcasts (and the DVD release) it is presented as a double-length episode, though sometimes it is aired as two separate parts.		The episode was directed by [[Kevin S. Bright]], with the first part being written by Michael Borkow and the second part by Shana Goldberg-Meehan and Scott Silveri (from a story by Jill Condon and Amy Toomin). Scenes for the episode were shot on location in London and in front of a British studio audience. For many broadcasts (and the DVD release) it is presented as a double-length episode, though sometimes it is aired as two separate parts.
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	Ross' and Emily's parents meet and prove quite antagonistic; Stephen and Andrea Waltham enjoy that the Gellers pay for the wedding, against tradition, but Jack feels the list of expenses at their house is highway robbery, so Ross tries to mediate. Joey is terribly homesick, despite playing best man jointly with Chandler. Rachel misses her flight having forgotten her passport, and on the next annoys the gentleman sitting besides her to death who is quite happy to disagree with her all the way. The rehearsal dinner is hell for Chandler and Monica, who doubts whether she'll ever find a partner- and wakes up in bed with Chandler the next morning. Phoebe phones Joey he must warn Ross that Rachel is coming, but she gets straight to him in Montgomery Hall, and at the last moment just congratulates him, so the wedding goes on, with Joey reporting over the phone to Phoebe. However, when the couple pledges eternal fidelity, Ross inadvertently says 'Rachel' instead of Emily...		Ross' and Emily's parents meet and prove quite antagonistic; Stephen and Andrea Waltham enjoy that the Gellers pay for the wedding, against tradition, but Jack feels the list of expenses at their house is highway robbery, so Ross tries to mediate. Joey is terribly homesick, despite playing best man jointly with Chandler. Rachel misses her flight having forgotten her passport, and on the next annoys the gentleman sitting besides her to death who is quite happy to disagree with her all the way. The rehearsal dinner is hell for Chandler and Monica, who doubts whether she'll ever find a partner- and wakes up in bed with Chandler the next morning. Phoebe phones Joey he must warn Ross that Rachel is coming, but she gets straight to him in Montgomery Hall, and at the last moment just congratulates him, so the wedding goes on, with Joey reporting over the phone to Phoebe. However, when the couple pledges eternal fidelity, Ross inadvertently says 'Rachel' instead of Emily...
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-	'''Jimmy Costa''' is a character from the spin-off series '''Joey'''. He first appeared as [[Joey]]'s old friend but after it was revealed that he was Micheal's dad.	+	'''Jimmy Costa''' is a character from the spin-off series '''Joey'''. He first appeared as [[Joey]]'s old friend but after it was revealed that he was Michael's dad.



-	The actor who plays Jimmy Costa in Joey also plays Eddie in Friends from episode 2 16 to 2 19.	+	The actor who plays Jimmy Costa in Joey also plays Eddie in Friends from episode 2 16 to 2 19.

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	==Season summary==		==Season summary==
-	This season introduces the six main characters: Claudia Green, Theresa Geller, Imelda Buffay, Josh Tribbiani, Bradley Bing and Charlie Geller. Claudia, who left her fiance at the altar on her wedding day, has come to New York and ends up living with Theresa. It establishes early on in the season that Charlie has been infatuated with Claudia since the two characters attended high school. Several episodes revolve around his attempts to tell her how he feels. Meanwhile, Charlie's estranged lesbian wife Carlie is pregnant with his baby. This puts him and Carlie's lesbian life partner, Sarah, in an awkward position. When the baby is born at the end of the season, Charlie, Carlie, and Sarah agree to name him Ross: after a name tag on a janitor's uniform worn by Imelda. The episodic nature of the season sees the other characters having multiple dates, many of which go wrong (Theresa dates a minor in one episode). The recurring character of Jane is introduced as a girlfriend Bradley breaks up with in an early episode but frequently returns to through the ensuing ten seasons. Charlie leaves for a fossil dig in China at the end of the season, but when Bradley lets it slip about Charlie's continuing feelings for Claudia on her birthday, she is shocked to find out. She rushes off to the airport to tell him about her feelings, only to find out that he has a new girlfriend.	+	This season introduces the six main characters: Rachel Green, Monica Geller, Phoebe Buffay, Joey Tribbiani, Chandler Bing and Ross Geller. Rachel, who left her fiance at the altar on her wedding day, has come to New York and ends up living with Monica. It establishes early on in the season that Ross has been infatuated with Rachel since the two characters attended high school. Several episodes revolve around his attempts to tell her how he feels. Meanwhile, Ross's estranged lesbian wife Carol is pregnant with his baby. This puts him and Carol's lesbian life partner, Susan, in an awkward position. When the baby is born at the end of the season, Ross, Carol, and Susan agree to name him Ben: after a name tag on a janitor's uniform worn by Phoebe. The episodic nature of the season sees the other characters having multiple dates, many of which go wrong (Monica dates a minor in one episode). The recurring character of Jane is introduced as a girlfriend Chandler breaks up with in an early episode but frequently returns to through the ensuing ten seasons. Ross leaves for a fossil dig in China at the end of the season, but when Chandler lets it slip about Ross's continuing feelings for Rachel on her birthday, she is shocked to find out. She rushes off to the airport to tell him about her feelings, only to find out that he has a new girlfriend.

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-	'''Jennifer Aniston as Claudia Green'''	+	'''[[Jennifer Aniston]] as [[Rachel Green]]'''

-	'''Courtney Cox Arquette as Theresa Geller'''	+	'''[[Courtney Cox\|Courtney Cox Arquette]] as [[Monica Geller]]'''

-	'''Lisa Kudrow as Imelda Buffay'''	+	'''[[Lisa Kudrow]] as [[Phoebe Buffay]]'''

-	'''Matt LeBlanc as Josh Tribbiani'''	+	'''[[Matt LeBlanc]] as [[Joey Tribbiani]]'''

-	'''Matthew Perry as Bradley Bing'''	+	'''[[Matthew Perry]] as [[Chandler Bing]]'''

-	'''David Schwimmer as Charlie Geller'''	+	'''[[David Schwimmer]] as [[Ross Geller]]'''

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-	'''[[Mitchell Whitfield]]''' as '''Harry Farber<br />'''	+	'''[[Jane Sibbett]] as [[Carol Willick]]''' (rest of the series)
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-	'''"The Pilot"''' (also known as '''"The One Where It All Began"''' or '''"The One Where Theresa Gets A Roommate"''') is the first episode of ''Friends''. It premiered on [[NBC]] on September 22, 1994. This first episode focuses on [[Claudia Green]] running out on her wedding, [[Charlie Geller]]'s [[Carol Willick\|wife]] moving out and [[Theresa Geller's ]]date with [[Paul the Wine Guy]]. The first episode was written by [[Marta Kauffman]] & [[David Crane]] and was directed by [[James Burrows]].	+	'''"The Pilot"''' (also known as '''"The One Where It All Began"''' or '''"The One Where Monica Gets A Roommate"''') is the first episode of ''Friends''. It premiered on [[NBC]] on September 22, 1994. This first episode focuses on [[Rachel Green]] running out on her wedding, [[Ross Geller]]'s [[Carol Willick\|wife]] moving out and [[Monica Geller]]'s date with [[Paul the Wine Guy]]. The first episode was written by [[Marta Kauffman]] & [[David Crane]] and was directed by [[James Burrows]].

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	The episode begins with four of the six friends sitting around in their favourite coffee house Central Perk talking about love and life. Firstly it's about Monica going on a date with Paul the wine guy which the other three are jokingly messing with her saying that there has to be something wrong with him as Monica is going out with him. A little time has passed and the conversation changes to Chandler telling them about a dream he had where he was standing totally naked in school and a phone starts to ring and it's somewhere it shouldn't be.		The episode begins with four of the six friends sitting around in their favourite coffee house Central Perk talking about love and life. Firstly it's about Monica going on a date with Paul the wine guy which the other three are jokingly messing with her saying that there has to be something wrong with him as Monica is going out with him. A little time has passed and the conversation changes to Chandler telling them about a dream he had where he was standing totally naked in school and a phone starts to ring and it's somewhere it shouldn't be.
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-	'''Jasmine''' is one of [[Phoebe]]'s co-workers at the massage parlor and is also [[Gunther]]'s roommate. She presumably worked with Gunther at [[Central Perk]] as a waitress before becoming a masseuse and working with Phoebe. Her brother is [[Isaac]] from the copy place and he told her about [[Ross Geller]] having an afair with [[Chloe]] who also worked at the copy place, and she then told her roommate Gunther, who the proceeded to tell [[Rachel Green]] who was dating Ross at the time.	+	'''Jasmine''' is one of [[Phoebe]]'s co-workers at the massage parlor and is also [[Gunther]]'s roommate. She presumably worked with Gunther at [[Central Perk]] as a waitress before becoming a masseuse and working with Phoebe. Her brother is [[Isaac]] from the copy place and he told her about [[Ross Geller]] having an afair with [[Chloe]] who also worked at the copy place, and she then told her roommate Gunther, who then proceeded to tell [[Rachel Green]] who was dating Ross at the time.

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	Chandler's smoking habit has been a running joke since the [[The One With The Thumb\|third episode of the series]]. He has quit several times, but relapses every so often.		Chandler's smoking habit has been a running joke since the [[The One With The Thumb\|third episode of the series]]. He has quit several times, but relapses every so often.
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		+	Another of Chandler's running gags is the fact that he constantly has to prove to others that he is not gay. Even though all of his friends thought he was gay at first, saying that he has a certain "quality". This causes Chandler to question everything about himself incuding his hair, to which Pheboe sarcastically says "yes, you have homosexual hair."

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-	Ross has made a few bizarre claims throughout the show, such as that he gave up a career in basketball to become a paleontologist <small>("[[The One On The Last Night]]")</small> or that he came up with the "Got Milk?" slogan. He also claimed to have invented numerous other things such as the movie "Die Hard" and he lectures his class that he came up with the idea for "Jurassic Park". <small>("[[The One With Rachel's Book]]")</small>	+	Ross has made a few bizarre claims throughout the show, such as that he gave up a career in basketball to become a paleontologist <small>("[[The One On The Last Night]]")</small> or that he came up with the "Got Milk?" slogan. He also claimed to have invented numerous other things such as the movie "Die Hard" and he lectures his class that he came up with the idea for "Jurassic Park" in which he mocks Rachel's love for clothes called "Jurassic Parka" where a bunch of man-eating coats take over an island. <small>("[[The One With Rachel's Book]]")</small>

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The Pilot

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-	'''"The Pilot"''' (also known as '''"The One Where It All Began"''' or '''"The One Where Monica Gets A Roommate"''') is the first episode of ''Friends''. It premiered on [[NBC]] on September 22, 1994. This first episode focuses on [[Rachel Green]] running out on her wedding, [[Ross Geller]]'s [[Carol Willick\|wife]] moving out and [[Monica Geller]]'s date with [[Paul the Wine Guy]]. The first episode was written by [[Marta Kauffman]] & [[David Crane]] and was directed by [[James Burrows]].	+	'''"The Pilot"''' (also known as '''"The One Where It All Began"''' or '''"The One Where Theresa Gets A Roommate"''') is the first episode of ''Friends''. It premiered on [[NBC]] on September 22, 1994. This first episode focuses on [[Claudia Green]] running out on her wedding, [[Charlie Geller]]'s [[Carol Willick\|wife]] moving out and [[Theresa Geller's ]]date with [[Paul the Wine Guy]]. The first episode was written by [[Marta Kauffman]] & [[David Crane]] and was directed by [[James Burrows]].

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	The episode begins with four of the six friends sitting around in their favourite coffee house Central Perk talking about love and life. Firstly it's about Monica going on a date with Paul the wine guy which the other three are jokingly messing with her saying that there has to be something wrong with him as Monica is going out with him. A little time has passed and the conversation changes to Chandler telling them about a dream he had where he was standing totally naked in school and a phone starts to ring and it's somewhere it shouldn't be.		The episode begins with four of the six friends sitting around in their favourite coffee house Central Perk talking about love and life. Firstly it's about Monica going on a date with Paul the wine guy which the other three are jokingly messing with her saying that there has to be something wrong with him as Monica is going out with him. A little time has passed and the conversation changes to Chandler telling them about a dream he had where he was standing totally naked in school and a phone starts to ring and it's somewhere it shouldn't be.

	Some more time passes when Ross walks into Central Perk looking like a mixture of sad, heart broken and completely lost because his gay ex-wife Carol has just moved her stuff out of his apartment. Joey trys to persuade him into going to a strip club to try to get over Carol but Ross says that he just wants to stay married. That's when Rachel bursts into Central Perk with a wedding dress on. Rachel is looking for Monica and Monica goes to her a little shocked. Rachel then goes on to explain how she didn't love her fiance that she was supposed to be marrying, Barry and that is why she ran out of the wedding and to find Monica as she was the only person she knew in the city.		Some more time passes when Ross walks into Central Perk looking like a mixture of sad, heart broken and completely lost because his gay ex-wife Carol has just moved her stuff out of his apartment. Joey trys to persuade him into going to a strip club to try to get over Carol but Ross says that he just wants to stay married. That's when Rachel bursts into Central Perk with a wedding dress on. Rachel is looking for Monica and Monica goes to her a little shocked. Rachel then goes on to explain how she didn't love her fiance that she was supposed to be marrying, Barry and that is why she ran out of the wedding and to find Monica as she was the only person she knew in the city.

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	The guys are in Ross's new apartment putting the new furniture together (trying to anyway) and Ross is reminiscing about his ex-wife. While this is happening Monica is on her big date with Paul and he is telling Monica about his cheating ex who had an affair with a dentist and that he smashed her watch. Also around the same time Rachel is leaving a really long sorry message for her fiance Barry on his answering machine. The guys are still in Ross's apartment but less work is been done and more drinking is been done. Joey tells Ross to get out there and start dating again and grab a spoon (an ice-cream metaphor)when Ross wonders if there is only one woman out there for him. Monica and Paul are still having dinner and this time Paul is telling Monica that he hasn't had sex in two years which makes Monica spit out her coffee. Rachel in the meantoime is sitting at home watch "Joannie loves Chachi". Ross then wonders looking out the window who he could ask out while Rachel is looking out the window at the same time.		The guys are in Ross's new apartment putting the new furniture together (trying to anyway) and Ross is reminiscing about his ex-wife. While this is happening Monica is on her big date with Paul and he is telling Monica about his cheating ex who had an affair with a dentist and that he smashed her watch. Also around the same time Rachel is leaving a really long sorry message for her fiance Barry on his answering machine. The guys are still in Ross's apartment but less work is been done and more drinking is been done. Joey tells Ross to get out there and start dating again and grab a spoon (an ice-cream metaphor)when Ross wonders if there is only one woman out there for him. Monica and Paul are still having dinner and this time Paul is telling Monica that he hasn't had sex in two years which makes Monica spit out her coffee. Rachel in the meantoime is sitting at home watch "Joannie loves Chachi". Ross then wonders looking out the window who he could ask out while Rachel is looking out the window at the same time.

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	[[File:1x01 Coffeehouse.jpg\|thumb\|left\|At the coffee house.]]		[[File:1x01 Coffeehouse.jpg\|thumb\|left\|At the coffee house.]]
	The next morning Rachel is making coffee for the first time ever for Joey and Chandler (which is awful) when Monica and Paul walk out of her room after the night before. Monica sees him out the door while the rest try to listen to what is been aid. Monica looks really happy with herself. Rachel then asks them about getting a job and how to get one. Chandler than makes fun of Joey's performance in "Pinochio" before they leave to go to work. Rachel decides that see is going to get a job. While Monica is in work her work mate Franny has just come back from Florida and she instantly know that Monica has had sex just by looking at her. Monica tells her that her date was with Paul the wine guy but Franny then tells Monica that she had slept with Paul and that she helped him get over his not having sex for two years situation, the same thing that he told Monica the night before. Monica looks horrified.		The next morning Rachel is making coffee for the first time ever for Joey and Chandler (which is awful) when Monica and Paul walk out of her room after the night before. Monica sees him out the door while the rest try to listen to what is been aid. Monica looks really happy with herself. Rachel then asks them about getting a job and how to get one. Chandler than makes fun of Joey's performance in "Pinochio" before they leave to go to work. Rachel decides that see is going to get a job. While Monica is in work her work mate Franny has just come back from Florida and she instantly know that Monica has had sex just by looking at her. Monica tells her that her date was with Paul the wine guy but Franny then tells Monica that she had slept with Paul and that she helped him get over his not having sex for two years situation, the same thing that he told Monica the night before. Monica looks horrified.

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	[[File:1x01 Ross & Rachel.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Ross and Rachel talk on Rachel's first night in the city.]]		[[File:1x01 Ross & Rachel.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Ross and Rachel talk on Rachel's first night in the city.]]
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	[[James Burrows]]<br />		[[James Burrows]]<br />

-	'''Written By:'''<br />	+	'''Written By:'''<br />
	[[Marta Kauffman]] & [[David Crane]]<br />		[[Marta Kauffman]] & [[David Crane]]<br />

-	'''Produced By:'''<br />	+	'''Produced By:'''<br />
-	[[Wendy Knoller]]<br />	+	[[Wendy Knoller]]<br />
-	[[Jamie O'Connor]]<br />	+	[[Jamie O'Connor]]<br />
-	[[Todd Stevens]]<br />	+	[[Todd Stevens]]<br />
-	[[Andy Zall]]<br />	+	[[Andy Zall]]<br />

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Season 1

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	==Season summary==		==Season summary==
-	This season introduces the six main characters:Rachel Green, Monica Geller, Phoebe Buffay, Joey Tribbiani, Chandler Bing and Ross Geller. Rachel, who left her fiance at the altar on her wedding day, has come to New York and ends up living with Monica. It establishes early on in the season that Ross has been infatuated with Rachel since the two characters attended high school. Several episodes revolve around his attempts to tell her how he feels. Meanwhile, Ross's estranged lesbian wife Carol is pregnant with his baby. This puts him and Carol's lesbian life partner, Susan, in an awkward position. When the baby is born at the end of the season, Ross, Carol, and Susan agree to name him Ben: after a name tag on a janitor's uniform worn by Phoebe. The episodic nature of the season sees the other characters having multiple dates, many of which go wrong (Monica dates a minor in one episode). The recurring character of Janice is introduced as a girlfriend Chandler breaks up with in an early episode but frequently returns to through the ensuing ten seasons. Ross leaves for a fossil dig in China at the end of the season, but when Chandler lets it slip about Ross's continuing feelings for Rachel on her birthday, she is shocked to find out. She rushes off to the airport to tell him about her feelings, only to find out that he has a new girlfriend.	+	This season introduces the six main characters: Claudia Green, Theresa Geller, Imelda Buffay, Josh Tribbiani, Bradley Bing and Charlie Geller. Claudia, who left her fiance at the altar on her wedding day, has come to New York and ends up living with Theresa. It establishes early on in the season that Charlie has been infatuated with Claudia since the two characters attended high school. Several episodes revolve around his attempts to tell her how he feels. Meanwhile, Charlie's estranged lesbian wife Carlie is pregnant with his baby. This puts him and Carlie's lesbian life partner, Sarah, in an awkward position. When the baby is born at the end of the season, Charlie, Carlie, and Sarah agree to name him Ross: after a name tag on a janitor's uniform worn by Imelda. The episodic nature of the season sees the other characters having multiple dates, many of which go wrong (Theresa dates a minor in one episode). The recurring character of Jane is introduced as a girlfriend Bradley breaks up with in an early episode but frequently returns to through the ensuing ten seasons. Charlie leaves for a fossil dig in China at the end of the season, but when Bradley lets it slip about Charlie's continuing feelings for Claudia on her birthday, she is shocked to find out. She rushes off to the airport to tell him about her feelings, only to find out that he has a new girlfriend.

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-	'''[[Mitchell Whitfield]]''' as '''HBarry<br />'''	+	'''[[Mitchell Whitfield]]''' as '''Harry Farber<br />'''
-	'''Jeff Thissen as  Jefe'''                                                                                                                                                                                                                     '''Theresa Thirkill as Charlie Thirkill'''	+	'''Jeff Thissen as  Jefe'''
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Please leave a message on [[User talk:Bamboozled|my talk page]] if I can help with anything! -- [[User:Bamboozled|Bamboozled]] ([[User_talk:Bamboozled|Talk]]) 22:16, November 17, 2009