So, the day after Chloe and Ross sleep together, Ross goes to see her at work:

Chloe: "Is this about me taking your watch?"

Ross: "No... you took my watch?"

Chloe: "Yeah, I do that."

Wtf? Was that thrown in just in case we didn't hate her enough already?

And I realize Ross had more pressing things on his mind and tells her to keep it, but Ross is a doctor from an upper middle class family - I guarantee that was a very expensive watch.

SPOILER ALTER!

Rachel goes to Ross’ place the morning after that “take a break” to apologize to Ross and reconcile.

They get back together only for Rachel to find out he slept with another woman the same night they had the fight. So they break up for good.

How do you think their relationship would have gone if Ross hadn’t cheated? Would they have broken up anyway for other reasons? Would they have stayed together till the end of the show? Or was the relationship doomed from the very beginning?

If this was real life, would they have ended up together?

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I finding myself thinking about how Rachel acted here. What do you all think? Did she really steal Monica's thunder? She wasn't being a good friend? She was jealous? (I really like this episode btw it's just something to think about)

It’s not even just similar, it’s exactly the same one.

There are currently five moderators. Four of them haven't made any comments on reddit for over two years, and the one that is active hasn't posted on this sub for years. Not commenting doesn't necessary mean that they're not moderating, but it really doesn't seem like they do anything. For example, there were nine posts about Teri Garr passing away. I didn't count but five to ten posts about it being one year since Matthew Perry's passing. Regular questions about where to watch Friends (how about a link to JustWatch in the sidebar?).

Now I don't usually visit this sub, so maybe my opinions don't matter that much. However, I do see all these repeat posts while browsing my front page. Yes, I could just "scroll past them", "downvote and move on", or "go touch grass". If those of you who visit regularly feel like there's no problem, then everything's fine.

What do you think? Does this sub need active moderators, or do you get along just fine without them?

I was rewatching the series and I got up to carol and Susan’s wedding and when they’re getting their photo taken, Susan just stares in the camera 😭

apparently, friends was removed in netflix yesterday so i cant watch anymore :(

I hope the writers appreciate how insightful and valuable “No uterus no opinion”was then and is especially vital now with the current political climate!

I hear Monica’s voice every time I drive by this sign

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Prob my favorite finalie of the series tbh. It was so well set up. Even the b plot with Phoebe, Rachel, Ross, and Joey. I remember reading the original finalie would be Richard and Chandler running around the apartment proposing to Monica. Funny. But the ending was so mode poignant. Really loved Richard too. Like Chandler said he is a good guy. Kinda felt the audience wouldent of been mad if Monica choose Richard. But again how would the show work? Monica marries Richard. Sees the gang every now and then. And I doubt everyone else would want to see Monica. So yeah that wouldent work.

Guy’s don’t bash me. Friends just got removed from Netflix in my country 2 mins ago and I can’t watch it anymore, any alternate platform?

Is it just me or you can also feel that Rachel is very selfish. She used Ross and Joey for her little love stories. Always treated Phoebe as an outsider. Barely reciprocated Monica’s true friendship. Chandler was the only one she had neutral or almost good relationship with. It’s getting annoying to watch her scenes now ( after binge watching the show for 100th time ).