It’s just a string of bad luck, karma lessons for Ross ) he’s a good hubby. Could have been absolutely happy with Julie or Charlie ( since they are in the same area of expertise- their behavior as a couple was very balanced and predictable in a good way ) which is not the case with Rachel - an independent lady with an unpredictable behavior ..)
Note for anyone who finds themselves in a situation like Phoebe, where they have a fur coat they don't want -- donate it to an animal shelter! The fur does wonders for small orphaned kittens who need a cozy space to curl up in.
That is a terrible idea. What kind of a shelter do you work at? It is not cleanable unlike a mother cat. There are far better machine washable synthetics that won't spread disease.
Emily first request about Ross not seeing Rachel was not unreasonable in my opinion but it should have stopped there. She went further and further and that's when I thought like Chandler.
@Naomiiiish It was unreasonable. Rachel was not just some random ex-girlfriend. She was Monica's best friend and lived with her. And all six were all a very close group. So basically she was asking Ross to never see any of her friends again. There was only one way for Ross to not see Rachel again and that was for Ross to move to England and leave his son, family and friends behind. So that was not an option for him either. Emily never should have continued with the wedding in the first place.
Rachel had to show up right on time to ruin it, People tend to be nervous on thier second marriage, Rachel showing up like a stray cat was the final nail in the coffin 😂
I know we all hated Emily for a while. But can you really blame her for all of these? I mean I loved Ross and Emily chemistry, really loved their story of how Ross went to England for her and how Emily came back to America for him. They had everything perfect, their wedding planning was going so well. If it wasn't for Rachel none of these would have happened. I mean Emily did a lot for Ross and for the fact that she still accepted Ross even after he said Rachel's name says a lot that Emily really was a good person and she had every right to ask Ross to stay away from Rachel. In that process his friends should have an issue with Rachel not Emily because in the end everyone would have to be together with their partner and focus on building their family.
@@shasinha23 there are lot of other more moments that made me not like Rachel at all. Ross literally had a lot of great potential partners but he lost all of them because of Rachel
@@shasinha23 lol 😂 exactly, i did loved the Ross and Rachel comeback after they got matured but still in a way I'd have prefer seeing them with other good partners
Not to mention Ross was going to take Rachel on his honeymoon meant for Emily. It's the same stupid Ross judgement behind his we were on a break justification. Rachel messed it up, and Ross is kinda an idiot. I liked Emily and thought she was justified.
No. It's like Julie. Actress Lauren Tom said the audience would actively boo her (the actress) because she was coming in between Ross and Rachel. When she (the character) was completely blameless. It was similar negative energy towards Emily. Her big mistake was not recognizing she couldn't trust Ross earlier so she tried to micromanage him to *try* and save the marriage (when that never works.)
Why do people continue to cite Ross's marriage to Carol as if it ending was somehow *his* fault?! If anything it only proves that of course he knows marriage! He did everything he could to save his marriage to Carol, it ended due to forces entirely outside of his control and he mourned it. As for Emily the speed with which one marries someone you are in love/compatible with has nothing to do with knowing what it takes to make a marriage work once you are in it. Ross went on to do whatever he could to give Emily she wanted to make the marriage work until it became clear she was never going to truly trust him again.
@@LFire12Here's the thing though he pretty much just berated his friends for caring about him and implied that it makes them immature by saying " That's what grown-ups do" like they are children. and then the " this is what it takes to make a marriage work" thing is just rude and hypocrisy coming from him. I understand the first divorce wasn't his fault but don't flex your marriage in other people's faces especially when you're still a newlywed in an already toxic relationship. That's not how you talk to people like an adult and he needs to grow up and learn emotional maturity.
@@chaosspy6723The "children" he was referring to was Joey who has been displayed as a kid in multiple points in the show, and yes Ross is the only one amongst them with any marriage experience whatsoever
@alwinw64 he didn't distinguish that. he was looking at all of them. And yes he had marriage experience but not enough knowledge on making a marriage work. he was already in a tough situation when he was supposed to be in the happiest part of the marriage. there's a saying, "Don't count your eggs before they hatch." if Ross's unnecessary attitude has prompted his friends to unfriend him, who would've been there for him through his divorce? obviously he couldn't see into the future and predict a divorce, but you never know. that's why you don't treat your friends like crap for caring about you
I would've loved if Emily would've returned for a proper closure. I know Helen Baxendale had to leave but they didn't need to destroy her character like that.
Ross was just stupid here. The entire gang saw that emily making him do all this stuff was unhealthy and she was being controlling. Her not letting ross see rachel was reasonable as Rachel is Rachel. Her showing up to the wedding did ruin things without her saying anything despite Phoebe protesting it. This was also barely a marriage when the wife is far away
Trust security love peace of mind sleep respect from herself and from others lost the future she envisioned. It wasn't going to work but you can't fault someone for going through the motions of mourning a dead relationship. It was a bad idea but she was lying to herself that if she could just make Rachel disappear they could be happy. It's really sad
@@Hx3ney I can judge said person when they make it their mission to ruin their partners life before leaving. I agree that she was wronged, all parties involved were wrong except her at the beginning. She was humiliated in front of her family. She should've left then and there. But she chose to teach him a lesson I guess. All the things you mentioned were lost by both Emily and Ross. While she sat in the comfort of her home , he lost his house and his job, was ready to give up his family his friends (not just Rachel) his own son (he was moving) and still that wasn't enough for her and all it took was a phone call to end everything. She even had the audacity to call him years later when she was about to marry another guy . This wasn't mourning a loss, or at least not only that . She was being purposefully vile. Perhaps she didn't even notice but she wasn't a victim by the end of the story.
Didn't she mention earlier she has to move faraway from her family she is moving out of her home country moving to whole new place have to live among different cultured people loosing the job above all of them the trust she lost on Ross due to his amateur teenage mindset hung up on his ex so much so that he takes her name during their wedding. No matter what Ross does it still doesn't compensate even for half of what Emily had to endure.
I have to say, the show was obviously a comedy, lot of the characters are flawed a lot, and a lot of the resolving of the problems makes no sense; but they really sometimes provide interesting dillemas. The whole "we were on a break" is a very 50/50 situation, where you can side with both Rachel and Ross and in my opinion both were reasonable in a way (both were also unreasonable, but let's put that aside for now). The whole Emily situation is so interesting and I find it fascinating how it still "divides" people. Emily had to suffer through so much with Ross, and she does seem unreasonable I guess - but also Ross sacrificing everything (mostly Rachel) is something that would make her trust him again and after being so humiliated in front of eveyone she knows, is it really that unreasonable? You can't have marriage on different continents, one of them had to move anyway; and if Ross does it, for her it's the one proof she needs to trust him again. Of course in reality that relationsip was doomed from the start, Ross always loved Rachel and they were written to be together, but if The Almighty Writers didn't exist and Ross said the right name, I can imagine him and Emily being endgame. I don't know, I understand both the friend group and Emily in this situation. I think if her whole request with Ross not seeing Rachel was rephrased to "not being with Rachel alone", it would be much more understandable. He can't cut so deeply in the middle of the friend group and stop completely seeing her, but if Emily's request was simply "you can only see her when you're all together", I would be much more on her side, and I can imagine so would the rest. .... Why am I spending so much time on this comment I will never know lol
No you're right to write an essay. People in foreign countries have went on extended RUclips rants about how they "didn't get Friends' popularity." It's television comfort food. It's usually not uproariously funny but it's light-hearted. It's a soap opera about young people finding themselves in a comedy envelope, which is a deeper premise than it seems. And it's aged well and still entertaining to watch. The thing Friends did which annoys my 2023 sensibilities is "jokes-by-proxy": we can't make fun of fat people, so we'll make Monica a *former* fat person. We can't make fun of gay people so we'll make *Chandler's Dad* gay (then a trans woman.) It's like the showrunners want the credit for not making fat or gay jokes when they were. And that's fine that those jokes were there IMHO, it's just I respect comedies like Blazing Saddles or Tropic Thunder for /going there/.
Always felt that Emily was overly demonized just to get her out of the show and for Ross to resume his on-off relationship with Rachel. You don’t just say the wrong name at the alter, when you are staring right at your spouse. He had to have Rachel still in his mind somewhere tho he’s denying it.
Always thought not seeing Rachel at all was unrealistic and unreasonable because she lived with his sister and was friends…no pun intended……with his best friends. But more something like that they not be alone together and not talk on the phone….unless an emergency. This could give time to build trust and show respect for Ross and Emily’s marriage. Something like that. I know it’s a tv show. But did have something vaguely similar in real life. When it’s unrealistic to cut all contact due to circumstances, clear boundaries are needed. Just my humble opinion
Ross once again showing he was the adult of the group. His speech shows once again why he is one of the best characters the show had. And Emily was anything but unreasonable.
@@atakanyayla8952 you can blame Rachel for screwing with his mind right before. And the other part was story/joke related. Ross was always the mature one with some immature moments.
I dont Agree With Emily About ross never See Rachel, But ICould Understand her A little Bit. Becouse of thire Wedding When Ross Said " Rachel" and not " Emily" thats Meens That he Still In love With Rachel And Thats Graet
I cant believe people would say Joey is the best friend of their favorite character, hes probably the worst friend of the six. And yes Emily was annoying but whose fault was that? Rachel sabotaged their wedding and the others were too selfish to stop her.
No, ROSS sabotaged his wedding on his own Rachel came but she never whispered in his ear to say the wrong name, didn’t force him, hypnotize him or use black magic on him A guy like Ross who keeps showing off about his academics should be able to remember his bride’s name on his own, especially when the vow had been already said by the priest 2 seconds ago I don’t see why some people blame Rachel for HIS mistake
Rachel didn’t sabotage the wedding. She went to the wedding with the intention to sabotage it, but she didn’t end up doing it. She saw her happy, and Ross was, and decided not to say anything. Ross is the one who said Rachel and I honestly think he would’ve said Rachel even if Rachel wasn’t there. He always pictured his wedding with Rachel. That’s why he said it. Rachel didn’t do anything she just showed up.
I hate fur and leather clothes, they are Unnecessary and Cruel towards Animals!! You should look up a Sanctuary that rescues the poor Animals from the Horrid fur business....
What was Emily giving up? That’s MY question. I do think that Ross had to stop seeing Rachel because BOTH were surprised she showed up. If Emily has a problem she needs to talk to RACHEL. This might be why I couldn’t side with Ross and Rachel’s relationship because nearly everyone BUT Rachel matures throughout the series…all but Rachel she makes the same mistakes, same choices, and still is that girl who wanted high school to last so she has to remind everyone who she WAS.
Pheobe once again showing how hypocritical she is and how quickly she’ll drop her beliefs. A sign of a poorly written and lacking in anything character.
Love to break it to you that humans grow and change their beliefs as they grow. Taking that sort of a judgement on a fictional character doesn't show a very good reflection of oneself.
@@tillmen4444 yet, she criticizes her friends on the stuff she believes in, but is very much a hypocrite. Like that episode where she shamed Rachel for going to a massage place only for her to be working there. Also, that episode where she stole someone's cat because she wanted to indulge in delusions
who ever have ny any kind or type of video dont tell me what to do with that o don't care my father was the 1st one who decided to abuse me i dont care just dont pay them for that lol
Ross: "You have no idea what it takes to make a marriage work."
Me: "Do YOU?!"
Well his marriage to carol worked till she cheated on him
@@jessedellross3245 SHE’S A LESBIAN! It would of failed at some point! Even if she never met Susan!
IKR !!! His first marriage didn’t last and he married Emily a month or two after meeting her
It’s just a string of bad luck, karma lessons for Ross ) he’s a good hubby. Could have been absolutely happy with Julie or Charlie ( since they are in the same area of expertise- their behavior as a couple was very balanced and predictable in a good way ) which is not the case with Rachel - an independent lady with an unpredictable behavior ..)
@@amywonderland9297 That doesnt mean the cheating is excused
I love Chandler's quick look to Monica after Ross says "When one of you guys gets married" Chandler's already planning his future.
Ohh ya i never noticed this... how cute
oh….!!!!
Note for anyone who finds themselves in a situation like Phoebe, where they have a fur coat they don't want -- donate it to an animal shelter! The fur does wonders for small orphaned kittens who need a cozy space to curl up in.
I would've never thought about this. What an amazing idea!!
That is a terrible idea. What kind of a shelter do you work at? It is not cleanable unlike a mother cat. There are far better machine washable synthetics that won't spread disease.
Emily first request about Ross not seeing Rachel was not unreasonable in my opinion but it should have stopped there. She went further and further and that's when I thought like Chandler.
I mean she should have stoped at the alter
@@lolo-ld7qfexactly as soon as Ross uttered "take thee Rachel" Emily should have ran and not continued
@@lolo-ld7qf Maybe, or Ross should have said the right name 😅
@Naomiiiish It was unreasonable. Rachel was not just some random ex-girlfriend. She was Monica's best friend and lived with her. And all six were all a very close group. So basically she was asking Ross to never see any of her friends again. There was only one way for Ross to not see Rachel again and that was for Ross to move to England and leave his son, family and friends behind. So that was not an option for him either. Emily never should have continued with the wedding in the first place.
Rachel had to show up right on time to ruin it, People tend to be nervous on thier second marriage, Rachel showing up like a stray cat was the final nail in the coffin 😂
Not gonna lie, Phoebe looks amazing in that coat
She had a patchwork coat that was gorgeous
On the other hand, the production process of that coat definitely wasn't amazing
i like how they call each other honey and sweetie
I know we all hated Emily for a while. But can you really blame her for all of these? I mean I loved Ross and Emily chemistry, really loved their story of how Ross went to England for her and how Emily came back to America for him. They had everything perfect, their wedding planning was going so well. If it wasn't for Rachel none of these would have happened. I mean Emily did a lot for Ross and for the fact that she still accepted Ross even after he said Rachel's name says a lot that Emily really was a good person and she had every right to ask Ross to stay away from Rachel. In that process his friends should have an issue with Rachel not Emily because in the end everyone would have to be together with their partner and focus on building their family.
@@shasinha23 there are lot of other more moments that made me not like Rachel at all. Ross literally had a lot of great potential partners but he lost all of them because of Rachel
@@shasinha23 lol 😂 exactly, i did loved the Ross and Rachel comeback after they got matured but still in a way I'd have prefer seeing them with other good partners
Not to mention Ross was going to take Rachel on his honeymoon meant for Emily. It's the same stupid Ross judgement behind his we were on a break justification. Rachel messed it up, and Ross is kinda an idiot. I liked Emily and thought she was justified.
No.
It's like Julie. Actress Lauren Tom said the audience would actively boo her (the actress) because she was coming in between Ross and Rachel. When she (the character) was completely blameless.
It was similar negative energy towards Emily. Her big mistake was not recognizing she couldn't trust Ross earlier so she tried to micromanage him to *try* and save the marriage (when that never works.)
Does Ross know marriage ? His first marriage didn’t end well and his second marriage happened 1-2 months after meeting Emily , he is not one to talk
Why do people continue to cite Ross's marriage to Carol as if it ending was somehow *his* fault?! If anything it only proves that of course he knows marriage! He did everything he could to save his marriage to Carol, it ended due to forces entirely outside of his control and he mourned it.
As for Emily the speed with which one marries someone you are in love/compatible with has nothing to do with knowing what it takes to make a marriage work once you are in it. Ross went on to do whatever he could to give Emily she wanted to make the marriage work until it became clear she was never going to truly trust him again.
@@LFire12Here's the thing though he pretty much just berated his friends for caring about him and implied that it makes them immature by saying " That's what grown-ups do" like they are children. and then the " this is what it takes to make a marriage work" thing is just rude and hypocrisy coming from him. I understand the first divorce wasn't his fault but don't flex your marriage in other people's faces especially when you're still a newlywed in an already toxic relationship. That's not how you talk to people like an adult and he needs to grow up and learn emotional maturity.
@@chaosspy6723The "children" he was referring to was Joey who has been displayed as a kid in multiple points in the show, and yes Ross is the only one amongst them with any marriage experience whatsoever
@alwinw64 he didn't distinguish that. he was looking at all of them. And yes he had marriage experience but not enough knowledge on making a marriage work. he was already in a tough situation when he was supposed to be in the happiest part of the marriage. there's a saying, "Don't count your eggs before they hatch." if Ross's unnecessary attitude has prompted his friends to unfriend him, who would've been there for him through his divorce? obviously he couldn't see into the future and predict a divorce, but you never know. that's why you don't treat your friends like crap for caring about you
Are you really gonna blame Ross for his wife being a lesbian??
- I have to walk places😂😂 / wonderful phoebe always sticks to herself first ❤
I would've loved if Emily would've returned for a proper closure. I know Helen Baxendale had to leave but they didn't need to destroy her character like that.
you guys hang out at the coffee house way too much 🤣🤣🤣
I honestly think that coat doesn’t look that good 😅
I gotta say, it was appropriate looking at the pig Joey when saying "It's what grown ups do!" 😂😂😂😂
-You know my friend Chris who works at a crematorium
-Crematorium Chris? Sure
idk why but that always kills me lmfao
Everyone looks dope in a fur coat
My unpopular opinion: Justice for Emily!
Ross was just stupid here. The entire gang saw that emily making him do all this stuff was unhealthy and she was being controlling. Her not letting ross see rachel was reasonable as Rachel is Rachel. Her showing up to the wedding did ruin things without her saying anything despite Phoebe protesting it. This was also barely a marriage when the wife is far away
Or When the husband is far away.
1:39 chandler and Monica didn't do anything. They had fun
Marriage is about compromise. Remind me again, what did Emily give up ?
Trust security love peace of mind sleep respect from herself and from others lost the future she envisioned. It wasn't going to work but you can't fault someone for going through the motions of mourning a dead relationship. It was a bad idea but she was lying to herself that if she could just make Rachel disappear they could be happy. It's really sad
@@Hx3ney I can judge said person when they make it their mission to ruin their partners life before leaving.
I agree that she was wronged, all parties involved were wrong except her at the beginning. She was humiliated in front of her family. She should've left then and there. But she chose to teach him a lesson I guess.
All the things you mentioned were lost by both Emily and Ross. While she sat in the comfort of her home , he lost his house and his job, was ready to give up his family his friends (not just Rachel) his own son (he was moving) and still that wasn't enough for her and all it took was a phone call to end everything.
She even had the audacity to call him years later when she was about to marry another guy .
This wasn't mourning a loss, or at least not only that . She was being purposefully vile. Perhaps she didn't even notice but she wasn't a victim by the end of the story.
She would have had to give up her entire life in London if she moved to New York so I don't think that's really a good argument
Didn't she mention earlier she has to move faraway from her family she is moving out of her home country moving to whole new place have to live among different cultured people loosing the job above all of them the trust she lost on Ross due to his amateur teenage mindset hung up on his ex so much so that he takes her name during their wedding. No matter what Ross does it still doesn't compensate even for half of what Emily had to endure.
I have to say, the show was obviously a comedy, lot of the characters are flawed a lot, and a lot of the resolving of the problems makes no sense; but they really sometimes provide interesting dillemas. The whole "we were on a break" is a very 50/50 situation, where you can side with both Rachel and Ross and in my opinion both were reasonable in a way (both were also unreasonable, but let's put that aside for now). The whole Emily situation is so interesting and I find it fascinating how it still "divides" people. Emily had to suffer through so much with Ross, and she does seem unreasonable I guess - but also Ross sacrificing everything (mostly Rachel) is something that would make her trust him again and after being so humiliated in front of eveyone she knows, is it really that unreasonable? You can't have marriage on different continents, one of them had to move anyway; and if Ross does it, for her it's the one proof she needs to trust him again. Of course in reality that relationsip was doomed from the start, Ross always loved Rachel and they were written to be together, but if The Almighty Writers didn't exist and Ross said the right name, I can imagine him and Emily being endgame.
I don't know, I understand both the friend group and Emily in this situation. I think if her whole request with Ross not seeing Rachel was rephrased to "not being with Rachel alone", it would be much more understandable. He can't cut so deeply in the middle of the friend group and stop completely seeing her, but if Emily's request was simply "you can only see her when you're all together", I would be much more on her side, and I can imagine so would the rest.
.... Why am I spending so much time on this comment I will never know lol
No you're right to write an essay.
People in foreign countries have went on extended RUclips rants about how they "didn't get Friends' popularity."
It's television comfort food. It's usually not uproariously funny but it's light-hearted. It's a soap opera about young people finding themselves in a comedy envelope, which is a deeper premise than it seems.
And it's aged well and still entertaining to watch. The thing Friends did which annoys my 2023 sensibilities is "jokes-by-proxy": we can't make fun of fat people, so we'll make Monica a *former* fat person. We can't make fun of gay people so we'll make *Chandler's Dad* gay (then a trans woman.) It's like the showrunners want the credit for not making fat or gay jokes when they were. And that's fine that those jokes were there IMHO, it's just I respect comedies like Blazing Saddles or Tropic Thunder for /going there/.
No. We don't hate Emily.
Ross looks best in a red 🥰
Ross was completely obnoxious about Emily.
Ross giving a talk about marriage
Always felt that Emily was overly demonized just to get her out of the show and for Ross to resume his on-off relationship with Rachel.
You don’t just say the wrong name at the alter, when you are staring right at your spouse. He had to have Rachel still in his mind somewhere tho he’s denying it.
Always thought not seeing Rachel at all was unrealistic and unreasonable because she lived with his sister and was friends…no pun intended……with his best friends. But more something like that they not be alone together and not talk on the phone….unless an emergency. This could give time to build trust and show respect for Ross and Emily’s marriage. Something like that. I know it’s a tv show. But did have something vaguely similar in real life. When it’s unrealistic to cut all contact due to circumstances, clear boundaries are needed. Just my humble opinion
still think drinking coffee at the central perk is way lively than a marriage
Actually WE all hate emily lol
Oww im obssesed with the girls' fit in this eps
I honestly found Emily really unlikable even in the beginning
Which season?
1:00 😂
Some of these comments are hilarious, as if Friends is real life. It's a comedy drama people. It ain't REAL!
Shutuppp that’s the fun
This happens in real life. I lost my best friend to her marrying a very abusive man.
I actually liked Emily
RIP Matthew Perry
Fur and leather are pain and torture.
Ross once again showing he was the adult of the group. His speech shows once again why he is one of the best characters the show had.
And Emily was anything but unreasonable.
yeah bcs getting married in 4 months and saying someone elses name at the altar was pretty mature by him
@@atakanyayla8952 you can blame Rachel for screwing with his mind right before. And the other part was story/joke related.
Ross was always the mature one with some immature moments.
@@jessedellross3245 don't get me wrong rachel is the worst but ross talking about how to make a marriage work is kinda suspicious
@@atakanyayla8952 why though?
@@jainayak666because his never worked
I dont Agree With Emily About ross never See Rachel, But ICould Understand her A little Bit. Becouse of thire Wedding When Ross Said " Rachel" and not " Emily" thats Meens That he Still In love With Rachel And Thats Graet
I cant believe people would say Joey is the best friend of their favorite character, hes probably the worst friend of the six. And yes Emily was annoying but whose fault was that? Rachel sabotaged their wedding and the others were too selfish to stop her.
No, ROSS sabotaged his wedding on his own
Rachel came but she never whispered in his ear to say the wrong name, didn’t force him, hypnotize him or use black magic on him
A guy like Ross who keeps showing off about his academics should be able to remember his bride’s name on his own, especially when the vow had been already said by the priest 2 seconds ago
I don’t see why some people blame Rachel for HIS mistake
Rachel didn’t sabotage the wedding. She went to the wedding with the intention to sabotage it, but she didn’t end up doing it. She saw her happy, and Ross was, and decided not to say anything. Ross is the one who said Rachel and I honestly think he would’ve said Rachel even if Rachel wasn’t there. He always pictured his wedding with Rachel. That’s why he said it. Rachel didn’t do anything she just showed up.
I don't
i would've rubbed it in after Ross yelled like that. who tf does he think he's talking to?
😅
..
I hate fur and leather clothes, they are Unnecessary and Cruel towards Animals!! You should look up a Sanctuary that rescues the poor Animals from the Horrid fur business....
add meat and dairy products to that! all of them are animal cruelty
What was Emily giving up? That’s MY question. I do think that Ross had to stop seeing Rachel because BOTH were surprised she showed up. If Emily has a problem she needs to talk to RACHEL. This might be why I couldn’t side with Ross and Rachel’s relationship because nearly everyone BUT Rachel matures throughout the series…all but Rachel she makes the same mistakes, same choices, and still is that girl who wanted high school to last so she has to remind everyone who she WAS.
Emily would have had to give up her whole life in London would she not?
Pheobe once again showing how hypocritical she is and how quickly she’ll drop her beliefs. A sign of a poorly written and lacking in anything character.
Love to break it to you that humans grow and change their beliefs as they grow. Taking that sort of a judgement on a fictional character doesn't show a very good reflection of oneself.
@@mohammadsami4709 she didn’t grow or change her beliefs. She saw she looked good in the coat and dropped her beliefs faster then an anvil.
@jessedellross3245 yes, she did. Honestly Phoebe is the second worst of the friends. Rachel will always be the worst
@@jessedellross3245she never really had a reason to hold the belief in the first place so of course she dropped it
@@tillmen4444 yet, she criticizes her friends on the stuff she believes in, but is very much a hypocrite. Like that episode where she shamed Rachel for going to a massage place only for her to be working there. Also, that episode where she stole someone's cat because she wanted to indulge in delusions
who ever have ny any kind or type of video dont tell me what to do with that o don't care my father was the 1st one who decided to abuse me i dont care just dont pay them for that lol
The lamest character in the entire show. Ross. Gives the same vibe as Ted from HIMYM.
well dang and i hate ross...
but love David he's indeed an amazing actor... ❤
Its not compermize