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We're calling those the takes. So
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but in a more interactive, quicker
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kind of, you know, perspective. So it's pretty quick that it's pretty
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engaging. So hopefully you guys will
enjoy that. On today's episode, Hot
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and I are going to be celebrating
our love and affection and obsession with a
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classic American Sitcom that lasted ten years
that, I don't know, attracted so
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many people, got so many people
obsessed with it, addicted to it,
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it became part of popular culture like
no other, and that show would have
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to be friends. Now that wasn't
be this way. And I can't talk
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about friends without my friend and your
friend, the Solo to my Chewbacca,
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do one and only hot solo.
Hello, my friend. No one told
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you laugh was gonna be this away. Wow, you know what? You
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really shot that with a shotgun,
didn't you? It sounds like Christopher walking
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trying to back Chris walking impression.
Oh my gosh, no, no,
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no, work is what is happening
right now. What is happening right now?
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Man, it's going crazy. So
know how you been, buddy?
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been pretty good. They've been actually
very good. You know, busy.
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I'm excited. We're opening the bar
in a couple of weeks. Yeah,
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praddle for that. Sixteen millimeters,
the reboot. Yeah, with some food,
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with some coffee, with some desserts. We're going to open during the
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day. A lot of wow,
that's that's amazing. I wasn't. I
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was. I didn't get the memo
for that. That's I feel. I
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feel hurt. I feel her got
the scoop. You got the scoop live.
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You heard it exclusively on script to
screen. Sixteen millimeters is going to
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be opening with food and coffee and
during the day. Oh my Lord,
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it'll get it is going to become
the central perk of Lebanon. Let me
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tell you. We want place for
friends together and enjoyed themselves exactly exactly much
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like that. Is Purple apartment,
that purple parking toy, that coffee,
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that coffee, you know, shop
with that blond weird guy. Yeah,
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it's love with ration. Exactly exactly. was actually one of was a person
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who knew how to make a coffee
machine work, and that's how he got
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his part on friends by boy that
is. That is awesome. So let's
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not waste too much time here.
The screeners have been listening to US Babil
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on for a bit. Let's start
with answering this first question. When did
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you and I, or when did
we, get on the friends wagon?
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Because I know for from from myself, from my side of the story,
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I didn't necessarily watch friends until much, much later. I think it was
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almost off the air by the time
I started watching it. How about you?
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I don't remember the date, but
I do remember it. I do
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remember watching it in Lebanon. It
was played on a stest station called MTV,
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not the music one, and they
used to put the show every Tuesday
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or Wednesday night whatever, and I
remember waiting for it every week. Back
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then we didn't really have the luxury
of DVDs and downloading and and Netflix and
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whatnot and all those things, and
I used to. So you're probably going
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to talk about I don't know,
like one thousand ninety nine, two thousand,
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something like that. I feel like
I was much younger when it was,
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when it was on, like,
because it premiered in like what ninety
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five, right, if I'm not
mistaken you. Yeah, so I was.
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I was a kid. So I
don't think friends would have been appropriate
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for me back then. But once, once I grew older, I think,
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once the show was officially off the
air, I started buying the DVD
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box sets from a place called movie
stop in the US and I started binging
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it essentially that way, from the
DVD's, which is why now the DVD's
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barely work because they've been worn out, let me tell you. Yeah,
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but that's you can get. Why? Yeah, watching and rewatching and rent
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and watching and over watching those those
episodes exactly, which is why now I
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have a digital version of those episodes
on my hard drive. But yeah,
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so I didn't get on the The
wet the bandwagon of friends until much later.
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I don't you know, like and
I think a lot of our generation
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is is pretty much the same,
right the probably, yeah, I mean
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unless they were living you were living
in the US. So well, no,
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not when it went, not when
it was first on television, because
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I didn't leave to the US until
later, until later. Yeah, yeah,
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well, I guess you're living in
the US. Probably it had,
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you know, like bigger followership.
But you know, with time and with
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you know, the seasons getting changing
and and and getting more popular and people
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watching it more it. It got
a bigger audience and at the end of
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the day, who doesn't want to
watch the story of six friends living in
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a city and living and dealing with
problems that, you know, we do
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with every day and I thinks we
can relate to easily and putting that fun
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twist on them and also having these, you know, interesting characters that evolved,
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that developed throughout ten seasons. They
didn't stay the same. They just
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stay the same from season once she's
in ten, then some more than others,
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evolved. Some became predominal superstars.
Yeah, and some of them were
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hurt by by friends. I mean
their career never really got to take off
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after friends and some, you know, some actually were able to get out
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of the friends bubble and do other
things. Exactly exactly. What's interesting to
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me is that the loyalty of the
friends fan base to the show, because
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I do recall a couple of years
ago, you know, and as much
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as I want to try to keep
what is it like politics out of this
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conversation, I do recall for a
while a couple of years ago, some
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people tried to tear friends down,
calling it transphobic. You know, calling
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it fat shaming and and a slew
of other things that if you actually watched,
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friends, you would know that it
really wasn't necessarily any of that.
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You know, specifically when it comes
to like the transphobic thing. On the
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contrary, I remember the episode with
Chandler and his father and I've seen it
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very recently as well. I thought
that was handled very appropriately. I thought
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it was handled very well if anybody
were called. There was also a lesbian
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wedding on the show, so that
also, you know, as far as
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the homophobia goes, that doesn't work. That claim doesn't work. It had
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it has no proof whatsoever. The
only one that's gets a little, I
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mean maybe a little dicey is possibly
the fat shaming. But I never saw
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it as a heart like nothing about
it seemed any seemed harmful, at least
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not from my end. But my
my spectrum of humor and political correctness doesn't
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necessarily match up. So I don't
believe in political correctness when it comes to
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comedy. I think everybody it's fair
game on everybody when it comes to comedy.
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So that's that's it on my end
for my perspective. What do you
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think about all that stuff. I
agree with with most of what you say
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and look again, comedy is not
put it was ten years ago and to
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night's right thing. And ten years
before that you could say things. I
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mean, comedy has changed and evolved
and you can't always, you know,
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pinpoint those things. If you look
at movies like, I don't know,
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American pie or or, for the
fourth year old virgin, there are a
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lot of things that would not pass
today, but back then it was okay
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and it doesn't make them bad,
it just makes them a representation of that
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time. Yeah, and at the
same time, for me those are not
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defensive thing. As as a,
you know, factory kind of child,
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because I was drugging, I never
got bothered by the episodes where where Monica
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where was, you know, wearing
the fat suit and all the fat jokes
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and out Chandler was, you know, uncomfortable around her being fat, and
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then, you know, she found
her cute the next year at Thanksgiving.
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And I think people should focus on
other things then then bashing these shows or
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these movies. Yeah, for me, for me it's it's a show that
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that, you know, helped a
lot of people, that comforts a lot
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of people, that makes you feel
good. I know a lot of people
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who have it on the background when
they're working. Yeah, I lot of
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people who, while flipping channels,
if friends is on, they'll stop and
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the watch. It has this universality
of things where, you know, we
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relate to all the characters, where
all we're all a little bit of,
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you know, a bit of frost, we're all a bit of Monica,
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Chander, phoebe and company. We
all have a bit of them and maybe
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some more than others. A great
and it was great and it was comforting.
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It was just this well written show
with with very funny sequences, and
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I think that's why it's a successful
and that's why it has such a popular
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range and that's why it still works
today. I mean it's been off the
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air for what, Fifteen, twenty
years? Yeah, well, yeah,
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and it's still still people still love
it, people to watch it and and
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you do recall the craziness that a
curled when when Netflix basically announced that friends
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was no longer going to be available
on Netflix because of you know, obviously
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we didn't know that then, but
now hbo Max owns the rights to the
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streaming over the streaming rights for four
friends. Yeah, the good thing is
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in the Middle East you still have
friends on Netflix, so I still get
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to watch that. Oh Oh,
I didn't know that. Okay, so
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I guess international streaming, the international
a streaming rights are still they still belong
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to Netflix. That's actually kind of
cool. Probably. Yeah, okay,
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yeah, I was watching an episode
last night. So well, awnest,
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awesome, awesome, awsome. All
right, so I have a question.
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The second question is why do we
love this show? I think we basically
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said it. Yeah, I would, I would concur. I would agree
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with what you were saying about its
accessibility. I think accessibility makes this show
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that much easier to love. The
connection to these characters. For me,
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I think it's it's I love the
show because of again, I think I
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personally love the show because of the
characters, because of these these very,
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although sometimes hyper realistic, they are
sometimes very real, very genuine characters,
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and I think the ability to be
around people who love you for who you
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are, who my pick on you, who might mock you, might tease
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you a little bit, but deep
down you know that these people are your
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family, the family that you chose. I think that, for me,
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is by far the reason why I
love this show, and it's because it
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shows a core group of friends who
will be there again, who will be
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there for each other through thick and
thin, through good through bad, through
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heartaches through celebrations. I mean it, and this is why the show is,
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I think, as successful as it
is. I'm going to totally agree
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with you again, and the and
the writing, I think, is something
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that made the show absolutely yeah,
it had very Hicky, witchy humor,
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they had very good one liners and
they had good story lines. Now,
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I do know that sometimes there are
things that, I don't know how to
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call it, but in future seasons
that negated things that happened in previous seasons,
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like Chandler not being able to cry, but then there's an episode before
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that where he was crying this.
So there is the continuity issue if you
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look at, if you want to
micro analyze friends. But on in the
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bigger picture, I think it was
well written, episode per episode, the
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characters group the characters. You learned
to love the characters more and more.
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You were always worried about what's going
to happen to to this, this person
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or that person, and they also
had interesting supporting characters and guest stars and
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everyone wanted to be on friends.
I mean, yeah, yeah, I
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mean Robin, Robin Williams was on
friends. Yeah, you know, like
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first or friends. I mean one
of the best, one of the best
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openers I have ever seen, honest. Yeah, like the rob the Robin
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Williams and Billy Crystal Opener. Was
the guy incolloge was sainly hilarious. It's
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crazy, it's I don't know,
it's it's it's a show which works and
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it doesn't work without these actors.
Yes, don't were absolutely because the casting
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like store. They stay. Basically
that what's her name? Rachel, Jennifer
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and Anasty for the CHRONICA. Yeah, initially, and Monica was reading for
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the part of well, not the
Corty cops was reading for the part of
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Monica. And then somehow it managed
to switch. And and the beauty,
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if it is, how these six
people actually stuck it out together as real
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friends in real life and absolutely,
absolutely a man's and they didn't let one
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person sink or one person get paid
more than the other. No, they
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all demanded, you know, that
one million per episode towards the end,
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and they all got it. Yeah, and you know, this is exactly
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why every time one of them post
something on social media. With all of
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them together, the whole world goes
freaking crazy. Yeah, so let's start
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talking about some of our favorite moments. We mentioned, you know, I
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mentioned that opener with Robin Williams and
Billy Crystal. But for me, I
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think like if I wanted to say, you know, if I wanted to
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kind of pick one moment that I
think is one of my favorite moments of
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the show, as cheesy as it
is, I think it's it's I would
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I would more than likely say chandler
and Monica's proposal. Oh God, tailor,
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and all my life I never thought
I would be still lucky. It's
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to fall in love with my besest. There's a reason why girls don't do
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it. I'll do that. For
me, that episode, the way it's
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structured, the way it ends,
the way it builds to that moment,
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it's just it's a beautiful moment.
It's so genuine, it's so real and
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I think the whole entire globe watching
that moment. I would dare say when
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a little crazier than than Rachel and
Ross at this point. You know,
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yeah, I agree, it was
a very emotional episode, and it was.
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It did true to the characters,
you know, like Monica being Monica,
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Chandler being Chandler, and it also
showed like an evolution within their them
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helps, yeah, Chandler, yeah, you know, making the bigger step
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to commit, Mr Mr Commit myphobe
yea, and I know it works it.
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I think for me I prefer the
love story of channel and Monica over
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Rachel and Ross Oh by far,
a hundred percent, even though a lot
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of people love Yanna. I don't
know why I went all Lebanese. Yeah,
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it's right, Yanny. Yeah,
yeah, so basically that. But
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for my favorite sequence, if you
want it so much more bitsy sequence.
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It's a less meaningful sequence, but
it cracked me up so much the first
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time I watched it. It was
the first time. So Rachel wants to
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find out who this new secret lover
Monica has care. I want to make
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this guy, who's the best sexually
ever hand really that's where you heard?
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You said that. I'm kind of
said that. How is that funny,
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because I'm very happy for him and
you your lucky dog something, something,
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and is the sex better than it
was with Richard? And so what happens
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is that Rachel at first is like
no, you can't. You know,
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ask that. Ask that and Monica
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is he and then she says yes, and then you're chryler jump dancing,
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doing the dancing. Oh, man, will dance, but you have kids.
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You can't see me right now,
but I'm totally doing it. You're
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doing then? Yeah, man,
Oh, okay, yeah, that is
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that is a good moment. That
is a good moment. I'M gonna go
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ahead and do something we have not
done before on the show, which is
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essentially read some of the screeners.
is favorite moments. Oh, that's cool.
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So we've got a screener Joe Underscore
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wood. Joe, says, Joey, making the social workers think that she
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is the one who didn't call and
broke his heart. Oh, I remember
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that one. Yeah, that is
that is a funny that is a funny
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moment. One when Monica and China
want to adopt a kid, if I'm
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not mistaken, and she yes,
yes, we're to their house. Yeah,
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we've got Elliott, says phoebe.
When she says the name of her
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ex is Noko Lulu on Cha.
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some interesting characters. We've got real
x Shahab says phoebe going my eyes,
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my eyes, and they catch Monica
and Chandler. Yep, when they catch
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Monica and Chandler. And then,
let's see, we've got Suma underscore muster
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saying Rachel and Joey's date. Oh, that's an interesting one, considering it's
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not very popular. Yes, as
far as the storyline, we've got,
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let's see, im Al Jafar saying
we were on a break, a mud,
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my deanie saying smellie cat. I
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smelly cat. And then we've got
one more here, kinamal muster saying I
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can't believe I'm going to try to
read this. He essentially phoebe singing along
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with Rosses Freakin Bagpiping. That you
have to you have to go on youtube
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and just like Google the bloopers for
that specific sid the loopers for that sequence
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are hilarious. If you washed them. They're actually laughing. No one is
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being able to be serious in the
scene. That's the best they could do
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and the actors are actually property laughing. They're not. They're dying. They're
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dying of Lare. I have to
say that we do have a few screeners
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here who basically said every single moment. One of them would have to be
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our good friend Rita. She literally, in all caps, wrote every single
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moment and we would have to agree. I mean every single moment, of
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friends, I would have to say
that. So yeah, I mean that
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was fun to read all those.
So next up is our favorite characters,
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which is probably a tough one,
but if I had to force you to
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pick one, I'm very easy for
me. Yeah, I three. I
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mean it's literally written right now in
front of me on zoom like that.
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So who would your favorite character be? For me, it's it's Chandler by
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far. It's my easy he's my
favorite character. He's Handler O. Guys,
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you know, Joey is Joey,
and Ross I find to be in
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the male characters of it too extreme, yes, one too much of a
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womanizer. One is just too Ki
Ki and Nerdy, if you want.
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And then Rachel, I don't know, like be Rachel, being Bossy,
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a bit and a spoilt and with
fact ankles. That's a good eastern egg.
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Well done exactly, but no,
chander sarcasm. Chander's heart, Chandler's
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growth in the show, I think, is the most in gaping one for
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me for sure. Sure is someone
who you know, I I kind of
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used to relate to in high school. A lot of my friends just to
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call me Chandler. Wow, okay, that's that's why my name right in
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front of his aide each oder shallow, we only trembler, Che Channel Handler,
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shall low, an channel all ER, bong, channel are think.
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I think he has some of the
best lines on the show. I think
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he does. He has the most, to me, the most heart in
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the show. Could any more heart? Exactly? Oh my God, Very
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God, Chandler Bang can really have
a special what do you call it?
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sext I forgot, like a special
requesting and just shout out to Janis and
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Gunther for being too awesome. Yes, so I was the characters. I
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was just I was just going to
say we needed to have a best we
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needed to have this contest on our
instagram. Will mentions would be with me,
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like favorite favorite minor characters on friends, because I that's rarely is asked.
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I think mine would have to be
Janis by far. Yeah, Janis,
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for me is genius. It's genius. The characters just absolute genius.
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Yeah, and like, I agree, and for me gunters is also a
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lot of fun. Gunter has very
interesting lines with his being in love with
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Rachel and Yeah, and he's super
specific. Countries a pact. He is
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very popular in London and in England. I don't know why, I want
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I was so weird entry and they
ended like he's very popular in the UK.
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Oh, okay, interesting, UNC
all right. So, Um,
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my favorite character. WHO's your favorite? Ok, can you? Can You?
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Can you take a guess? Ross, I don't know. No,
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no, I think that one.
It's like, I feel like that one's
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to predictable for me for it to
be that. But he is not my
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favorite character. My favorite character on
friends would have to be phoebe buffet.
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Okay, I think. I think
phoebe's quirkiness, phoebe's complete and utter insane
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wonder at life, you know,
just her, I don't know her like
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positive, just childlike spirit, is
for me absolutely adorable. I think Phoebe
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and I would be best friends if
she was a real person. One really,
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are you serious? I am,
I am. I don't think cross
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and I would get along. I
think he's geekiness and my geekiness might clash
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and the world might implode. I
just I don't think it will work.
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I agree with that, all right. So I just want to say one
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thing. I just want to like
sneaking one thing, though, because I
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think you're going to like talk about
who are screeners love the most and and
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whatnot. Yeah, but I do
want to say this thing, that the
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show doesn't work without each and every
single cast member. Oh, absolutely,
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and I think very improve as they
tried that. They had a show called
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Joey, which lasted two seasons.
Absolutely it not talk and and Joey was
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at the time the most popular character, and that still did not work.
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Ross needs Monica, that thinks gender
and he's TB, that he's Rachel,
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that he's Joey. that it does
not work without, you know, the
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six of them. Absolutely, and
this is why it's called an ensemble cast.
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Like you can you can't have one
without the other. I mean they
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all work. It's kind of like
a symbiotic relationship between all these characters,
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and I just used in that sat
word and that was symbiotic. I feel
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like I feel like doing like a
sesame street thing, like today's episode is
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brought to you by the words symbionic. No, but today's episode is brought
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to you by speedy comics. Yes, today's episode is brought to you by
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speedy comics. It's a God,
yeah, it is. Don't check them
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out. Speedy comics and me on
instagram. Oh my God, this is
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the bad I think this is the
best way we've ever given them a shout
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out. Ah, I'm dying.
There are friends. I mean, okay,
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all right, so to I can't. I'm just I'm dying. Okay,
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okay, on to the contest that
we put on instagram. Strangely enough,
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a lot of people voted and I
almost feel like a lot of people
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just went. We like all of
them. Yeah, but so Rachel Green.
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Eighty five percent of people who voted
voted for friend, as an we
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like her, and fifteen percent voted
unfriend. So the question is just for
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our screeners who don't know what the
thing was. Okay, so basically what
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we did is we put a picture
of each character on instagram and we ask
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people would you friend or unfriend them? Yeah, basically percentage of peach hope.
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That's a nutshell. Yeah, so
eighty five percent for Rachel Green,
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eighty five percent said friend, fifteen
percent said unfriend. For Monica Geller,
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eighty seven percent said friend, thirteen
percent said unfriend. I find that very
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interesting because Monica is not an easy
character to like. True, true.
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I thought I would assume that Rachel
would be more popular. Yeah, I
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guess. Yeah, that's that's one
percentage. Yep, phoebe buffet, ninety
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percent said friend, ten percent said
UNFRIEND. HMM, Ross Geller, seventy
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six percent said friend to any four
percent said UN friend. Here's something I
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want to say about David Schwimmer.
Right. I don't think he gets enough
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credit. I think he's the best
physical actor on the show with yes minds
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and his movement and and he is
like to shot like in terms of character
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acting and doing these kind of things. I think he was the most interesting
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person to watch. Absolutely. I
agree with you a hundred percent. He
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is very underrated on the show.
A plet Ross is not an easy character
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to play. So chambler being gets
a ninety three percent friend, seven percent
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UN friend. Could he be more
popular? Could he be any more barbular?
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And then Joey Gibriani gets a ninety
two percent friend, eight percent unfriend.
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So essentially, first place is Chandler, second place is Joey, third
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place is phoebe, fourth places Monica, fifth places Rachel, six places is
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Ross. That's how it played out
in the contest. Thank you. Thank
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you for every single screener who joined
in the fun. We want to do
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more stuff like this in the future. So this was a test run and
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you basically proved that y'all are in
for this. So thank you for that.
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You're all our friends. You're all
our friends, all right. Next
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up, storylines that we enjoyed and
storylines that we were critical of. Umm.
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So here's the funny thing. So
one of US spener's basically said that
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her favorite moment was the Joey and
Rachel date. Yeah, unlike most people,
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I actually absolutely adore this storyline.
I don't know what it is about
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the storyline, but I absolutely love
every single second of it. I did
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a very recent is it my face
favorite storyline? Yeah, I don't.
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I wouldn't say it's my favorite,
but I would say that I absolutely love
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it. What is my favorite storyline? That's a fun one. Pickle.
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It's not easy. Yeah, it's
not easy. What is my favorite storyline?
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You know what, Mike and phoebe. Oh my God, you're rich.
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No, my parents are rich,
so like a die some day.
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Hello, Mom, Dad, this
is phoebe. Phoebe, he's my parents,
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Theodore and Bitsy, Theodora Fitsy,
what a delight. It's so nice
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to finally meet you and you your
home is lovely. Thank you. I'll
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give you a tour or later.
It's actually three floors. Holy Crap.
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Yeah, that's pretty good. Like
Mike and phoebe. For me that's my
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favorite story line. I love that
love story between them. I love everything
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that happens between them. I think
Paul Rudd was amazing in this role.
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Yeah, Mike and DB for me, all right, for me it's going
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to be a bit more. You
know something I said earlier that I really
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liked, but it's Monica and Chand
or how they came to be, because
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it was which was not expected.
It wasn't something anyone saw coming. I'm
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getting married today. I'm worrying Ross, I'm really today. Yeah, you're
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I think you know. I was
here. They even regated it a few
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seasons before that when they were at
the Beach House and channel. Yes,
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yes, dat me. So they
kind of threw us off completely. When
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that happened, I had the biggest
smile on my face. And you know,
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the evolution of their relationship and how
they had each other's back and the
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proposal and how they got married and, you know, even after that getting
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kids. I think their storyline from
when they start, you know, they
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hooked up, till the end with
the twins, I think is the for
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me, is the most adorable and
best storyline. It's a bit longer than
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others, but yeah, Yep,
Yep, I agree. I agree.
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So what storyline are you critical of? It's not that uncritical off. It's
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an episode, if you want that. It does deal with the story line.
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It always like bums me out,
but it's the whole break up episode
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when Ross and Rachel on a break. Yeah, for some reason it it
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puts me a bit down. It
has this effect on me and I feel
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because the whole episode takes place,
if you want, within the apartments,
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I feel very, very claustrophobic watching
this episode and specifically that the other four
407
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friends are stuck in the bedroom and
the whole outcome of it and the whole
408
00:34:22.119 --> 00:34:25.750
like m it just gets to me. It could this story line of Frost.
409
00:34:27.230 --> 00:34:29.150
You know what we're they on a
break. Weren't they on a break?
410
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That you cheat? Didn't cheat.
It just pisses me off. Okay,
411
00:34:32.550 --> 00:34:40.539
so I cheated a little bit because
but but you and I were on
412
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a break. Now, I'm just
kidding. So, because I took critical,
413
00:34:46.739 --> 00:34:52.340
not necessarily in a negative way.
So I was looking at what,
414
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what episodes of friends, because I
do love the show as a whole.
415
00:34:54.769 --> 00:34:59.090
It's what episodes of friends, of
my critical love in the sense of they
416
00:34:59.809 --> 00:35:01.050
you know, it blew me out
of the water, you know, like
417
00:35:01.250 --> 00:35:07.199
it was like wow, the I
can't believe they pulled this off. What's
418
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funny, and this is why I
love you and I and I love the
419
00:35:10.480 --> 00:35:15.679
fact that, all these years ago, I decided to message you first,
420
00:35:15.199 --> 00:35:17.920
even though your name was asked on
the list of people that I wanted to
421
00:35:17.920 --> 00:35:22.469
talk to about the show. See, sometimes it serves you good being last.
422
00:35:22.510 --> 00:35:30.869
Yeah, is because I pick the
same moment that you just did.
423
00:35:30.989 --> 00:35:38.739
Know it, but I think,
I think this episode is absolute genius because
424
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of the fact that it makes you
feel kind of Claustrophobic, because of the
425
00:35:43.820 --> 00:35:46.300
fact that it was a very dramatic
episode in what is supposed to be a
426
00:35:46.420 --> 00:35:52.170
sitcom because of the fact that I
thought every single one of the cast members
427
00:35:52.289 --> 00:35:57.769
was on point in this episode.
I think Jennifer Addison and David chulmier deliver
428
00:35:57.969 --> 00:36:02.369
some of their best acting on the
show in that episode. It breaks me,
429
00:36:02.809 --> 00:36:07.079
it destroys me, but it serves
its purpose and it does that so
430
00:36:07.400 --> 00:36:13.880
well that I cannot but celebrate the
achievement that is that episode in my opinion.
431
00:36:15.079 --> 00:36:16.599
Yeah, look, I'm not saying
it's a bad episode, but it's
432
00:36:16.599 --> 00:36:21.949
an episode that gets you know,
it's an episode that makes me want to
433
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breathe and just want to go out. Even when I re watched that,
434
00:36:24.230 --> 00:36:30.510
I know the outcome. Yeah,
so there should be this kind of phenomenal
435
00:36:30.349 --> 00:36:34.340
reaction. Is when you watch a
show or a movie again, you do
436
00:36:34.500 --> 00:36:37.579
know what's going to happen, but
somewhere deep down inside you wish that.
437
00:36:37.820 --> 00:36:43.179
You're like, I don't know,
by some miracle of magic that it doesn't
438
00:36:43.579 --> 00:36:45.699
that something else happens. I don't
know if this exists, if there's a
439
00:36:45.780 --> 00:36:50.170
theory around that, but she's not
sure if there's a theory around it,
440
00:36:50.210 --> 00:36:55.170
but I can say that this is
what proves a show or a movies greatness.
441
00:36:55.889 --> 00:37:00.639
Is when a show or a movie
is able to do this. Even
442
00:37:00.639 --> 00:37:05.880
though you know the outcome, you
are still wishing that the outcome was different,
443
00:37:06.239 --> 00:37:09.440
you are still wishing that things were
different. You are so emotionally engaged
444
00:37:10.400 --> 00:37:16.030
it's amazing. It's amazing before we
get to our recommendations, because we've babbled
445
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on and celebrated friends for quite some
time. I think there's got to be
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one of our longest episodes in a
in a bit, right, I guess.
447
00:37:23.630 --> 00:37:30.099
So, howd and I decided to
do to play the game that the
448
00:37:30.300 --> 00:37:37.820
friends play when they're betting on the
apartment, which is how well do you?
449
00:37:38.219 --> 00:37:42.579
Yeah, how well do we know
each other? So we have five
450
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questions each that we're going to ask
each other and we're going to see how
451
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well Alan knows hot and how well
the Solo to Alan, s Jewbaka,
452
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knows Alan. So that should be
interesting. Are we betting on anything?
453
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I don't know. Are we gonna
do a Bashi that? What are we
454
00:38:01.840 --> 00:38:06.920
going to bet? But not on
switching apartments, though, that that doesn't
455
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really work. No, well,
we could, because let's let's keep it,
456
00:38:12.000 --> 00:38:15.550
you know, civil like. Okay, sure, dinner. Yeah,
457
00:38:15.550 --> 00:38:19.110
I was just gonna say, the
moment the movie theaters open again. The
458
00:38:19.190 --> 00:38:22.389
person who loses this has to buy
the other one a movie ticket. I'm
459
00:38:22.469 --> 00:38:27.030
in. I'm down for that,
all right. And then we have to
460
00:38:27.110 --> 00:38:32.099
prove it on social media. All
right, but I'm gonna wine. Go
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Get your you know your your Lebanese
here as ready. Oh, we'll see,
462
00:38:37.179 --> 00:38:39.739
or we'll see about that, Mr
Chim on Lurbon, the lighting round,
463
00:38:40.489 --> 00:38:44.010
the lightning round. Okay, do
I go first? You the first?
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00:38:44.050 --> 00:38:47.090
Who Goes? Rest? Go First, all right. Question Number One.
465
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How old was I when my family
and I first moved to the US?
466
00:38:55.840 --> 00:39:02.239
Fourteen, so close, but no, I was the answer. I
467
00:39:02.519 --> 00:39:08.639
was twelve, so close, but
I was turning thirteen. So I figured
468
00:39:08.679 --> 00:39:10.550
I would have given it to you. If you had said thirteen. I
469
00:39:10.550 --> 00:39:14.469
would have given it to you because
I was turning thirteen. But fourteen is
470
00:39:14.590 --> 00:39:19.590
just way off. That's that doesn't
work. There's yeah, it's all right.
471
00:39:19.789 --> 00:39:23.460
Sorry, you got one point then. All right, so is an
472
00:39:23.500 --> 00:39:31.539
easier question. What was my scout
animal name? Oh, Koala, exactly,
473
00:39:31.860 --> 00:39:37.699
yes, I got that. One
Point, one point four Alan L
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K gay. All right. Number
two. What film terrified me to my
475
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core when I was a kid that
I woke up the next day with a
476
00:39:45.929 --> 00:39:51.289
fever. You should know this.
We talked about it on the episode with
477
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Clink. Yes, we've spoken about
this on the show and I've spoken about
478
00:39:54.519 --> 00:40:04.360
this moment a bunch of times in
public as well. I can't remember.
479
00:40:04.440 --> 00:40:09.710
I'M gonna I'm just gonna say something
which is wrong. I'm going to say
480
00:40:09.710 --> 00:40:19.869
Poltergois Polt No, I can't.
I'm gonna give you. I'm gonna give
481
00:40:19.869 --> 00:40:21.900
you one more chance, and I
really want you to get this, but
482
00:40:21.940 --> 00:40:27.460
I'm gonna give you one more mouth. Okay, now, I don't I
483
00:40:27.539 --> 00:40:30.820
can't. Don't remember, but it
is another film that starts with that letter
484
00:40:30.860 --> 00:40:38.530
J, that's for sure. It
would have to be Jurassic Park. Oh,
485
00:40:39.050 --> 00:40:43.650
okay, okay, I did not
remember that. No, not at
486
00:40:43.690 --> 00:40:47.769
all. Yeah, Jurassic Park.
All right, you're turned okay. Question
487
00:40:47.849 --> 00:40:52.519
number two. What three movie magazines
do I get every month? Oh,
488
00:40:52.880 --> 00:41:02.599
oh, empire, okay, total
film, yeah, AH, shoot,
489
00:41:02.960 --> 00:41:06.389
no, come on, come on, come on. I should know this.
490
00:41:10.389 --> 00:41:15.630
I have no idea. I've Oh
oo, Hollywood reporter, I don't
491
00:41:15.789 --> 00:41:21.579
know. Your time is up.
It was premiere. Shoot, okay,
492
00:41:21.860 --> 00:41:24.099
all right, and because I'm losing
I'm not giving you the point. No,
493
00:41:24.260 --> 00:41:27.500
don't give me the point. I
didn't get all three. It's totally
494
00:41:27.619 --> 00:41:30.940
fine. Okay, all right,
the next one is an easy one.
495
00:41:31.380 --> 00:41:36.809
You should know this. Yeah,
if I got to choose one world from
496
00:41:36.889 --> 00:41:39.210
a film to live in, which
would it be? Where the Rings?
497
00:41:39.489 --> 00:41:44.570
There we go, yes, middler, and a hundred percent, a hundred
498
00:41:44.610 --> 00:41:49.159
percent. One, two, one. What's the snow? It's one,
499
00:41:49.280 --> 00:41:51.519
one. It's one one. Yeah, it's one, one. Your turn.
500
00:41:52.559 --> 00:41:58.400
This one is super easy. WHO's
my favorite adventure? It's not easy.
501
00:41:58.480 --> 00:42:00.679
That's very tricky, because there's two
of them that I know that you
502
00:42:00.800 --> 00:42:12.469
like. Favorite. God Damn it, Tony Start. NOPE, but CAP.
503
00:42:13.389 --> 00:42:16.980
Yeah, I was so this is
not there. Okay, all right,
504
00:42:19.059 --> 00:42:22.619
okay, all right, you're turning. Okay, Um, all right.
505
00:42:23.300 --> 00:42:35.969
So number four. Who is my
favorite screenwriting? There's working. Yep,
506
00:42:36.050 --> 00:42:40.690
you're right, God damn it.
Okay, yeah, I'm really baby
507
00:42:40.809 --> 00:42:45.960
here in the lead. Baby want
is super okay. This one is super
508
00:42:45.079 --> 00:42:49.719
easy. So what kind of car
do I have? Oh, it's a
509
00:42:49.800 --> 00:42:53.320
red BMW. Exactly. Told you. This is an easy one. Okay,
510
00:42:53.519 --> 00:42:58.949
so now it's we're still tied.
We're two. We're two too we're
511
00:42:59.030 --> 00:43:04.829
too too okay, number five,
here we go. What's film makes me
512
00:43:05.110 --> 00:43:16.380
cry to this day? Et No, and there's so many movies that possibly
513
00:43:16.500 --> 00:43:19.980
do that to you, I don't
know. Yeah, but still makes me
514
00:43:20.099 --> 00:43:23.980
cry to you this day. That
pot is no, again. No,
515
00:43:24.699 --> 00:43:30.969
no, it would, and it
would have to be the Lord of the
516
00:43:30.969 --> 00:43:37.489
Rings, the return of the king. Yeah, that was very specific.
517
00:43:37.570 --> 00:43:38.889
So if you had said, if
you had said the Lord of the Rings,
518
00:43:38.889 --> 00:43:40.559
I would not have given it to
you. It had to be like
519
00:43:40.719 --> 00:43:47.360
the specific film. Such a corn
yeah, all right, okay, last
520
00:43:47.599 --> 00:43:51.639
last question. This is you win
or wee. We Tie. Okay,
521
00:43:52.159 --> 00:43:59.590
so what is my favorite kind of
alcohol? Son of a bracket, whiskey.
522
00:44:00.750 --> 00:44:07.030
Yes, I am, I'm taking
you up. I'm doing I'm doing
523
00:44:07.070 --> 00:44:14.420
the Chandler dance. I'm doing Chambler
Day. Okay, all right, okay,
524
00:44:15.179 --> 00:44:17.860
as we bring this episode to a
close, let's do a different kind
525
00:44:17.860 --> 00:44:23.929
of recommendation this time around. Let's
recommend an episode from friends that we want
526
00:44:24.090 --> 00:44:30.130
our fan base and our screeners to
watch. What episode will you recommend,
527
00:44:30.329 --> 00:44:37.369
Mr Solo? As cliche as it's
very first episode, when sails to see
528
00:44:37.409 --> 00:44:40.719
Rachel walking in the Puffy House,
the pilot. That that that whole episode
529
00:44:40.760 --> 00:44:45.519
is just, you know, perfect
introduction and it's a good way for you
530
00:44:45.559 --> 00:44:50.079
to kick start watching friends again and
Bene it exactly. Not a bad idea
531
00:44:50.119 --> 00:44:52.110
and not a bad idea. My
episode would have to be, I believe
532
00:44:52.349 --> 00:45:01.150
it's in I believe it's in season
seven, and it's called the one where
533
00:45:01.150 --> 00:45:06.269
they all turn thirty. It's one
of my absolute favorite episodes in the world.
534
00:45:06.789 --> 00:45:09.900
You've got you know, you've got
you've got phoebe trying to do things
535
00:45:09.980 --> 00:45:14.260
off of her, you know,
to do list or Chet Bucket list.
536
00:45:15.739 --> 00:45:21.380
You've got Joey crying, you've your
Oh my God, we had yeah,
537
00:45:21.849 --> 00:45:28.130
you've got you know, your little
harm Mamaica is hammered, and that for
538
00:45:28.289 --> 00:45:31.449
me, that gets me every single
time. And then the scene that kills
539
00:45:31.530 --> 00:45:39.039
me is when phoebe rides the convertible
that Rossby's and he tries to get it
540
00:45:39.159 --> 00:45:45.039
out from between the cars and it's
just that moment. It's yeah, it's
541
00:45:45.079 --> 00:45:46.840
misterical. Then there's also the other
moment where she's, you know, like
542
00:45:46.920 --> 00:45:52.230
she tries to break into the drug
and she's like hull. It kills me.
543
00:45:52.309 --> 00:45:54.150
I can't I just speak. I'm
like laugh ring right now because I
544
00:45:54.190 --> 00:45:58.550
can't. That moment is so great. Anyway, that's the others that I
545
00:45:58.590 --> 00:46:01.829
would recommend. It's a great episode
and I think it also showcases all the
546
00:46:01.909 --> 00:46:07.820
friends in a very nice way.
So it's pretty cool. It's pretty cool.
547
00:46:07.860 --> 00:46:13.380
All right, guys, hot,
that's was fun. That was that's
548
00:46:13.500 --> 00:46:16.420
frenzy. That was that. Yeah, well done. Um. So,
549
00:46:16.500 --> 00:46:20.010
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We're growing it a little bit at
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We can't tell you a lot,
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they're going to be, you know, surprises left and right. So stay
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exactly. So thank you, guys, for tuning in as usual. Hot,
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And don't then you forgot to tell
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to us exclusively on and Remi.
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Yes, you can use to do
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no one told you left was going
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589
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no, and then they specifically didn't
tell us that that's how the show was
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going to end today. Hey,
make sure you tune in next week for
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a brand new episode of the script
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592
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we're going to be throwing surprises at
you. Left on right. We're
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not going to be doing the show
as we normally do, like today's was
594
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a very topic focus next week might
be news. You never know, so
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you gotta tune in. Yeah,
see you all and have a great one.
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All right, guys, take care.
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you guys today. No, we're
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news happenings in the film and television
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those, especially when there's so much
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as a start, I'm gonna tell
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screen on Instagram, you better do
so, because a whole lot of new
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content is going to be populating that
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the profile is brand new content focusing
on, like I said, Headline News.
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We're calling those the takes. So
you'll hear my side of it,
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you'll hear hot side of it,
as you often do on the show,
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but in a more interactive, quicker
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kind of, you know, perspective. So it's pretty quick that it's pretty
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engaging. So hopefully you guys will
enjoy that. On today's episode, Hot
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and I are going to be celebrating
our love and affection and obsession with a
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classic American Sitcom that lasted ten years
that, I don't know, attracted so
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many people, got so many people
obsessed with it, addicted to it,
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it became part of popular culture like
no other, and that show would have
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to be friends. Now that wasn't
be this way. And I can't talk
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about friends without my friend and your
friend, the Solo to my Chewbacca,
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do one and only hot solo.
Hello, my friend. No one told
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you laugh was gonna be this away. Wow, you know what? You
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really shot that with a shotgun,
didn't you? It sounds like Christopher walking
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trying to back Chris walking impression.
Oh my gosh, no, no,
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no, work is what is happening
right now. What is happening right now?
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Man, it's going crazy. So
know how you been, buddy?
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been pretty good. They've been actually
very good. You know, busy.
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I'm excited. We're opening the bar
in a couple of weeks. Yeah,
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praddle for that. Sixteen millimeters,
the reboot. Yeah, with some food,
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with some coffee, with some desserts. We're going to open during the
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day. A lot of wow,
that's that's amazing. I wasn't. I
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was. I didn't get the memo
for that. That's I feel. I
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feel hurt. I feel her got
the scoop. You got the scoop live.
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You heard it exclusively on script to
screen. Sixteen millimeters is going to
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be opening with food and coffee and
during the day. Oh my Lord,
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it'll get it is going to become
the central perk of Lebanon. Let me
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tell you. We want place for
friends together and enjoyed themselves exactly exactly much
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like that. Is Purple apartment,
that purple parking toy, that coffee,
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that coffee, you know, shop
with that blond weird guy. Yeah,
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it's love with ration. Exactly exactly. was actually one of was a person
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who knew how to make a coffee
machine work, and that's how he got
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his part on friends by boy that
is. That is awesome. So let's
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not waste too much time here.
The screeners have been listening to US Babil
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on for a bit. Let's start
with answering this first question. When did
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you and I, or when did
we, get on the friends wagon?
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Because I know for from from myself, from my side of the story,
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I didn't necessarily watch friends until much, much later. I think it was
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almost off the air by the time
I started watching it. How about you?
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I don't remember the date, but
I do remember it. I do
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remember watching it in Lebanon. It
was played on a stest station called MTV,
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not the music one, and they
used to put the show every Tuesday
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or Wednesday night whatever, and I
remember waiting for it every week. Back
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then we didn't really have the luxury
of DVDs and downloading and and Netflix and
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whatnot and all those things, and
I used to. So you're probably going
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to talk about I don't know,
like one thousand ninety nine, two thousand,
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something like that. I feel like
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when it was on, like,
because it premiered in like what ninety
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five, right, if I'm not
mistaken you. Yeah, so I was.
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I was a kid. So I
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for me back then. But once, once I grew older, I think,
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once the show was officially off the
air, I started buying the DVD
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box sets from a place called movie
stop in the US and I started binging
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it essentially that way, from the
DVD's, which is why now the DVD's
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barely work because they've been worn out, let me tell you. Yeah,
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but that's you can get. Why? Yeah, watching and rewatching and rent
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and watching and over watching those those
episodes exactly, which is why now I
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have a digital version of those episodes
on my hard drive. But yeah,
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so I didn't get on the The
wet the bandwagon of friends until much later.
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I don't you know, like and
I think a lot of our generation
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is is pretty much the same,
right the probably, yeah, I mean
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unless they were living you were living
in the US. So well, no,
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not when it went, not when
it was first on television, because
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I didn't leave to the US until
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well, I guess you're living in
the US. Probably it had,
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you know, like bigger followership.
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you know, the seasons getting changing
and and and getting more popular and people
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watching it more it. It got
a bigger audience and at the end of
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the day, who doesn't want to
watch the story of six friends living in
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a city and living and dealing with
problems that, you know, we do
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with every day and I thinks we
can relate to easily and putting that fun
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twist on them and also having these, you know, interesting characters that evolved,
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that developed throughout ten seasons. They
didn't stay the same. They just
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stay the same from season once she's
in ten, then some more than others,
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evolved. Some became predominal superstars.
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hurt by by friends. I mean
their career never really got to take off
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after friends and some, you know, some actually were able to get out
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of the friends bubble and do other
things. Exactly exactly. What's interesting to
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me is that the loyalty of the
friends fan base to the show, because
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I do recall a couple of years
ago, you know, and as much
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as I want to try to keep
what is it like politics out of this
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conversation, I do recall for a
while a couple of years ago, some
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people tried to tear friends down,
calling it transphobic. You know, calling
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it fat shaming and and a slew
of other things that if you actually watched,
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friends, you would know that it
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You know, specifically when it comes
to like the transphobic thing. On the
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contrary, I remember the episode with
Chandler and his father and I've seen it
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very recently as well. I thought
that was handled very appropriately. I thought
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it was handled very well if anybody
were called. There was also a lesbian
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wedding on the show, so that
also, you know, as far as
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the homophobia goes, that doesn't work. That claim doesn't work. It had
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it has no proof whatsoever. The
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mean maybe a little dicey is possibly
the fat shaming. But I never saw
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it as a heart like nothing about
it seemed any seemed harmful, at least
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not from my end. But my
my spectrum of humor and political correctness doesn't
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necessarily match up. So I don't
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comedy. I think everybody it's fair
game on everybody when it comes to comedy.
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So that's that's it on my end
for my perspective. What do you
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think about all that stuff. I
agree with with most of what you say
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and look again, comedy is not
put it was ten years ago and to
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night's right thing. And ten years
before that you could say things. I
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mean, comedy has changed and evolved
and you can't always, you know,
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pinpoint those things. If you look
at movies like, I don't know,
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American pie or or, for the
fourth year old virgin, there are a
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lot of things that would not pass
today, but back then it was okay
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and it doesn't make them bad,
it just makes them a representation of that
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time. Yeah, and at the
same time, for me those are not
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defensive thing. As as a,
you know, factory kind of child,
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because I was drugging, I never
got bothered by the episodes where where Monica
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where was, you know, wearing
the fat suit and all the fat jokes
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and out Chandler was, you know, uncomfortable around her being fat, and
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then, you know, she found
her cute the next year at Thanksgiving.
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And I think people should focus on
other things then then bashing these shows or
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these movies. Yeah, for me, for me it's it's a show that
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that, you know, helped a
lot of people, that comforts a lot
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of people, that makes you feel
good. I know a lot of people
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who have it on the background when
they're working. Yeah, I lot of
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people who, while flipping channels,
if friends is on, they'll stop and
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the watch. It has this universality
of things where, you know, we
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relate to all the characters, where
all we're all a little bit of,
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you know, a bit of frost, we're all a bit of Monica,
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Chander, phoebe and company. We
all have a bit of them and maybe
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some more than others. A great
and it was great and it was comforting.
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It was just this well written show
with with very funny sequences, and
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I think that's why it's a successful
and that's why it has such a popular
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range and that's why it still works
today. I mean it's been off the
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air for what, Fifteen, twenty
years? Yeah, well, yeah,
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and it's still still people still love
it, people to watch it and and
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you do recall the craziness that a
curled when when Netflix basically announced that friends
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was no longer going to be available
on Netflix because of you know, obviously
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we didn't know that then, but
now hbo Max owns the rights to the
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streaming over the streaming rights for four
friends. Yeah, the good thing is
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in the Middle East you still have
friends on Netflix, so I still get
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to watch that. Oh Oh,
I didn't know that. Okay, so
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I guess international streaming, the international
a streaming rights are still they still belong
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to Netflix. That's actually kind of
cool. Probably. Yeah, okay,
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yeah, I was watching an episode
last night. So well, awnest,
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awesome, awesome, awsome. All
right, so I have a question.
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The second question is why do we
love this show? I think we basically
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said it. Yeah, I would, I would concur. I would agree
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with what you were saying about its
accessibility. I think accessibility makes this show
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that much easier to love. The
connection to these characters. For me,
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I think it's it's I love the
show because of again, I think I
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personally love the show because of the
characters, because of these these very,
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although sometimes hyper realistic, they are
sometimes very real, very genuine characters,
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and I think the ability to be
around people who love you for who you
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are, who my pick on you, who might mock you, might tease
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you a little bit, but deep
down you know that these people are your
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family, the family that you chose. I think that, for me,
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is by far the reason why I
love this show, and it's because it
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shows a core group of friends who
will be there again, who will be
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there for each other through thick and
thin, through good through bad, through
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heartaches through celebrations. I mean it, and this is why the show is,
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I think, as successful as it
is. I'm going to totally agree
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with you again, and the and
the writing, I think, is something
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that made the show absolutely yeah,
it had very Hicky, witchy humor,
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they had very good one liners and
they had good story lines. Now,
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I do know that sometimes there are
things that, I don't know how to
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call it, but in future seasons
that negated things that happened in previous seasons,
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like Chandler not being able to cry, but then there's an episode before
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that where he was crying this.
So there is the continuity issue if you
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look at, if you want to
micro analyze friends. But on in the
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bigger picture, I think it was
well written, episode per episode, the
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characters group the characters. You learned
to love the characters more and more.
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You were always worried about what's going
to happen to to this, this person
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or that person, and they also
had interesting supporting characters and guest stars and
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everyone wanted to be on friends.
I mean, yeah, yeah, I
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mean Robin, Robin Williams was on
friends. Yeah, you know, like
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first or friends. I mean one
of the best, one of the best
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openers I have ever seen, honest. Yeah, like the rob the Robin
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Williams and Billy Crystal Opener. Was
the guy incolloge was sainly hilarious. It's
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crazy, it's I don't know,
it's it's it's a show which works and
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it doesn't work without these actors.
Yes, don't were absolutely because the casting
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like store. They stay. Basically
that what's her name? Rachel, Jennifer
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and Anasty for the CHRONICA. Yeah, initially, and Monica was reading for
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the part of well, not the
Corty cops was reading for the part of
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Monica. And then somehow it managed
to switch. And and the beauty,
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if it is, how these six
people actually stuck it out together as real
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friends in real life and absolutely,
absolutely a man's and they didn't let one
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person sink or one person get paid
more than the other. No, they
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all demanded, you know, that
one million per episode towards the end,
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and they all got it. Yeah, and you know, this is exactly
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why every time one of them post
something on social media. With all of
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them together, the whole world goes
freaking crazy. Yeah, so let's start
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talking about some of our favorite moments. We mentioned, you know, I
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mentioned that opener with Robin Williams and
Billy Crystal. But for me, I
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think like if I wanted to say, you know, if I wanted to
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kind of pick one moment that I
think is one of my favorite moments of
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the show, as cheesy as it
is, I think it's it's I would
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I would more than likely say chandler
and Monica's proposal. Oh God, tailor,
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and all my life I never thought
I would be still lucky. It's
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to fall in love with my besest. There's a reason why girls don't do
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it. I'll do that. For
me, that episode, the way it's
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structured, the way it ends,
the way it builds to that moment,
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it's just it's a beautiful moment.
It's so genuine, it's so real and
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I think the whole entire globe watching
that moment. I would dare say when
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a little crazier than than Rachel and
Ross at this point. You know,
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yeah, I agree, it was
a very emotional episode, and it was.
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It did true to the characters,
you know, like Monica being Monica,
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Chandler being Chandler, and it also
showed like an evolution within their them
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helps, yeah, Chandler, yeah, you know, making the bigger step
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to commit, Mr Mr Commit myphobe
yea, and I know it works it.
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I think for me I prefer the
love story of channel and Monica over
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Rachel and Ross Oh by far,
a hundred percent, even though a lot
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of people love Yanna. I don't
know why I went all Lebanese. Yeah,
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it's right, Yanny. Yeah,
yeah, so basically that. But
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for my favorite sequence, if you
want it so much more bitsy sequence.
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It's a less meaningful sequence, but
it cracked me up so much the first
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time I watched it. It was
the first time. So Rachel wants to
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find out who this new secret lover
Monica has care. I want to make
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this guy, who's the best sexually
ever hand really that's where you heard?
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You said that. I'm kind of
said that. How is that funny,
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because I'm very happy for him and
you your lucky dog something, something,
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and is the sex better than it
was with Richard? And so what happens
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is that Rachel at first is like
no, you can't. You know,
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ask that. Ask that and Monica
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is he and then she says yes, and then you're chryler jump dancing,
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doing the dancing. Oh, man, will dance, but you have kids.
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You can't see me right now,
but I'm totally doing it. You're
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doing then? Yeah, man,
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that is a good moment. That
is a good moment. I'M gonna go
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ahead and do something we have not
done before on the show, which is
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essentially read some of the screeners.
is favorite moments. Oh, that's cool.
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So we've got a screener Joe Underscore
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wood. Joe, says, Joey, making the social workers think that she
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is the one who didn't call and
broke his heart. Oh, I remember
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that one. Yeah, that is
that is a funny that is a funny
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moment. One when Monica and China
want to adopt a kid, if I'm
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not mistaken, and she yes,
yes, we're to their house. Yeah,
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we've got Elliott, says phoebe.
When she says the name of her
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ex is Noko Lulu on Cha.
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some interesting characters. We've got real
x Shahab says phoebe going my eyes,
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my eyes, and they catch Monica
and Chandler. Yep, when they catch
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Monica and Chandler. And then,
let's see, we've got Suma underscore muster
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saying Rachel and Joey's date. Oh, that's an interesting one, considering it's
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not very popular. Yes, as
far as the storyline, we've got,
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let's see, im Al Jafar saying
we were on a break, a mud,
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my deanie saying smellie cat. I
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smelly cat. And then we've got
one more here, kinamal muster saying I
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can't believe I'm going to try to
read this. He essentially phoebe singing along
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with Rosses Freakin Bagpiping. That you
have to you have to go on youtube
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and just like Google the bloopers for
that specific sid the loopers for that sequence
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are hilarious. If you washed them. They're actually laughing. No one is
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being able to be serious in the
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and the actors are actually property laughing. They're not. They're dying. They're
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dying of Lare. I have to
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here who basically said every single moment. One of them would have to be
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our good friend Rita. She literally, in all caps, wrote every single
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moment and we would have to agree. I mean every single moment, of
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friends, I would have to say
that. So yeah, I mean that
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was fun to read all those.
So next up is our favorite characters,
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which is probably a tough one,
but if I had to force you to
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pick one, I'm very easy for
me. Yeah, I three. I
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mean it's literally written right now in
front of me on zoom like that.
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So who would your favorite character be? For me, it's it's Chandler by
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far. It's my easy he's my
favorite character. He's Handler O. Guys,
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you know, Joey is Joey,
and Ross I find to be in
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the male characters of it too extreme, yes, one too much of a
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womanizer. One is just too Ki
Ki and Nerdy, if you want.
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And then Rachel, I don't know, like be Rachel, being Bossy,
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a bit and a spoilt and with
fact ankles. That's a good eastern egg.
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Well done exactly, but no,
chander sarcasm. Chander's heart, Chandler's
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growth in the show, I think, is the most in gaping one for
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me for sure. Sure is someone
who you know, I I kind of
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used to relate to in high school. A lot of my friends just to
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call me Chandler. Wow, okay, that's that's why my name right in
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front of his aide each oder shallow, we only trembler, Che Channel Handler,
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shall low, an channel all ER, bong, channel are think.
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I think he has some of the
best lines on the show. I think
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he does. He has the most, to me, the most heart in
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the show. Could any more heart? Exactly? Oh my God, Very
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God, Chandler Bang can really have
a special what do you call it?
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sext I forgot, like a special
requesting and just shout out to Janis and
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Gunther for being too awesome. Yes, so I was the characters. I
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was just I was just going to
say we needed to have a best we
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needed to have this contest on our
instagram. Will mentions would be with me,
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like favorite favorite minor characters on friends, because I that's rarely is asked.
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I think mine would have to be
Janis by far. Yeah, Janis,
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for me is genius. It's genius. The characters just absolute genius.
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Yeah, and like, I agree, and for me gunters is also a
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lot of fun. Gunter has very
interesting lines with his being in love with
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Rachel and Yeah, and he's super
specific. Countries a pact. He is
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very popular in London and in England. I don't know why, I want
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I was so weird entry and they
ended like he's very popular in the UK.
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Oh, okay, interesting, UNC
all right. So, Um,
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my favorite character. WHO's your favorite? Ok, can you? Can You?
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Can you take a guess? Ross, I don't know. No,
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no, I think that one.
It's like, I feel like that one's
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to predictable for me for it to
be that. But he is not my
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favorite character. My favorite character on
friends would have to be phoebe buffet.
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Okay, I think. I think
phoebe's quirkiness, phoebe's complete and utter insane
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wonder at life, you know,
just her, I don't know her like
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positive, just childlike spirit, is
for me absolutely adorable. I think Phoebe
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and I would be best friends if
she was a real person. One really,
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are you serious? I am,
I am. I don't think cross
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and I would get along. I
think he's geekiness and my geekiness might clash
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and the world might implode. I
just I don't think it will work.
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I agree with that, all right. So I just want to say one
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thing. I just want to like
sneaking one thing, though, because I
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think you're going to like talk about
who are screeners love the most and and
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whatnot. Yeah, but I do
want to say this thing, that the
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show doesn't work without each and every
single cast member. Oh, absolutely,
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and I think very improve as they
tried that. They had a show called
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Joey, which lasted two seasons.
Absolutely it not talk and and Joey was
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at the time the most popular character, and that still did not work.
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Ross needs Monica, that thinks gender
and he's TB, that he's Rachel,
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that he's Joey. that it does
not work without, you know, the
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six of them. Absolutely, and
this is why it's called an ensemble cast.
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Like you can you can't have one
without the other. I mean they
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all work. It's kind of like
a symbiotic relationship between all these characters,
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and I just used in that sat
word and that was symbiotic. I feel
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like I feel like doing like a
sesame street thing, like today's episode is
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brought to you by the words symbionic. No, but today's episode is brought
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to you by speedy comics. Yes, today's episode is brought to you by
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speedy comics. It's a God,
yeah, it is. Don't check them
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out. Speedy comics and me on
instagram. Oh my God, this is
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the bad I think this is the
best way we've ever given them a shout
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out. Ah, I'm dying.
There are friends. I mean, okay,
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all right, so to I can't. I'm just I'm dying. Okay,
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okay, on to the contest that
we put on instagram. Strangely enough,
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a lot of people voted and I
almost feel like a lot of people
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just went. We like all of
them. Yeah, but so Rachel Green.
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Eighty five percent of people who voted
voted for friend, as an we
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like her, and fifteen percent voted
unfriend. So the question is just for
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our screeners who don't know what the
thing was. Okay, so basically what
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we did is we put a picture
of each character on instagram and we ask
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people would you friend or unfriend them? Yeah, basically percentage of peach hope.
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That's a nutshell. Yeah, so
eighty five percent for Rachel Green,
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eighty five percent said friend, fifteen
percent said unfriend. For Monica Geller,
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eighty seven percent said friend, thirteen
percent said unfriend. I find that very
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interesting because Monica is not an easy
character to like. True, true.
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I thought I would assume that Rachel
would be more popular. Yeah, I
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guess. Yeah, that's that's one
percentage. Yep, phoebe buffet, ninety
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percent said friend, ten percent said
UNFRIEND. HMM, Ross Geller, seventy
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six percent said friend to any four
percent said UN friend. Here's something I
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want to say about David Schwimmer.
Right. I don't think he gets enough
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credit. I think he's the best
physical actor on the show with yes minds
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and his movement and and he is
like to shot like in terms of character
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acting and doing these kind of things. I think he was the most interesting
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person to watch. Absolutely. I
agree with you a hundred percent. He
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is very underrated on the show.
A plet Ross is not an easy character
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to play. So chambler being gets
a ninety three percent friend, seven percent
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UN friend. Could he be more
popular? Could he be any more barbular?
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And then Joey Gibriani gets a ninety
two percent friend, eight percent unfriend.
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So essentially, first place is Chandler, second place is Joey, third
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place is phoebe, fourth places Monica, fifth places Rachel, six places is
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Ross. That's how it played out
in the contest. Thank you. Thank
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you for every single screener who joined
in the fun. We want to do
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more stuff like this in the future. So this was a test run and
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you basically proved that y'all are in
for this. So thank you for that.
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You're all our friends. You're all
our friends, all right. Next
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up, storylines that we enjoyed and
storylines that we were critical of. Umm.
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So here's the funny thing. So
one of US spener's basically said that
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her favorite moment was the Joey and
Rachel date. Yeah, unlike most people,
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I actually absolutely adore this storyline.
I don't know what it is about
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the storyline, but I absolutely love
every single second of it. I did
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a very recent is it my face
favorite storyline? Yeah, I don't.
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I wouldn't say it's my favorite,
but I would say that I absolutely love
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it. What is my favorite storyline? That's a fun one. Pickle.
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It's not easy. Yeah, it's
not easy. What is my favorite storyline?
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You know what, Mike and phoebe. Oh my God, you're rich.
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No, my parents are rich,
so like a die some day.
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Hello, Mom, Dad, this
is phoebe. Phoebe, he's my parents,
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Theodore and Bitsy, Theodora Fitsy,
what a delight. It's so nice
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to finally meet you and you your
home is lovely. Thank you. I'll
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give you a tour or later.
It's actually three floors. Holy Crap.
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Yeah, that's pretty good. Like
Mike and phoebe. For me that's my
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favorite story line. I love that
love story between them. I love everything
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that happens between them. I think
Paul Rudd was amazing in this role.
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Yeah, Mike and DB for me, all right, for me it's going
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to be a bit more. You
know something I said earlier that I really
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liked, but it's Monica and Chand
or how they came to be, because
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it was which was not expected.
It wasn't something anyone saw coming. I'm
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getting married today. I'm worrying Ross, I'm really today. Yeah, you're
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I think you know. I was
here. They even regated it a few
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seasons before that when they were at
the Beach House and channel. Yes,
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yes, dat me. So they
kind of threw us off completely. When
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that happened, I had the biggest
smile on my face. And you know,
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the evolution of their relationship and how
they had each other's back and the
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proposal and how they got married and, you know, even after that getting
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kids. I think their storyline from
when they start, you know, they
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hooked up, till the end with
the twins, I think is the for
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me, is the most adorable and
best storyline. It's a bit longer than
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others, but yeah, Yep,
Yep, I agree. I agree.
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So what storyline are you critical of? It's not that uncritical off. It's
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an episode, if you want that. It does deal with the story line.
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It always like bums me out,
but it's the whole break up episode
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when Ross and Rachel on a break. Yeah, for some reason it it
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puts me a bit down. It
has this effect on me and I feel
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because the whole episode takes place,
if you want, within the apartments,
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I feel very, very claustrophobic watching
this episode and specifically that the other four
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friends are stuck in the bedroom and
the whole outcome of it and the whole
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like m it just gets to me. It could this story line of Frost.
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You know what we're they on a
break. Weren't they on a break?
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That you cheat? Didn't cheat.
It just pisses me off. Okay,
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so I cheated a little bit because
but but you and I were on
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a break. Now, I'm just
kidding. So, because I took critical,
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not necessarily in a negative way.
So I was looking at what,
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what episodes of friends, because I
do love the show as a whole.
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It's what episodes of friends, of
my critical love in the sense of they
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you know, it blew me out
of the water, you know, like
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it was like wow, the I
can't believe they pulled this off. What's
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funny, and this is why I
love you and I and I love the
419
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fact that, all these years ago, I decided to message you first,
420
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even though your name was asked on
the list of people that I wanted to
421
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talk to about the show. See, sometimes it serves you good being last.
422
00:35:22.510 --> 00:35:30.869
Yeah, is because I pick the
same moment that you just did.
423
00:35:30.989 --> 00:35:38.739
Know it, but I think,
I think this episode is absolute genius because
424
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of the fact that it makes you
feel kind of Claustrophobic, because of the
425
00:35:43.820 --> 00:35:46.300
fact that it was a very dramatic
episode in what is supposed to be a
426
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sitcom because of the fact that I
thought every single one of the cast members
427
00:35:52.289 --> 00:35:57.769
was on point in this episode.
I think Jennifer Addison and David chulmier deliver
428
00:35:57.969 --> 00:36:02.369
some of their best acting on the
show in that episode. It breaks me,
429
00:36:02.809 --> 00:36:07.079
it destroys me, but it serves
its purpose and it does that so
430
00:36:07.400 --> 00:36:13.880
well that I cannot but celebrate the
achievement that is that episode in my opinion.
431
00:36:15.079 --> 00:36:16.599
Yeah, look, I'm not saying
it's a bad episode, but it's
432
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an episode that gets you know,
it's an episode that makes me want to
433
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breathe and just want to go out. Even when I re watched that,
434
00:36:24.230 --> 00:36:30.510
I know the outcome. Yeah,
so there should be this kind of phenomenal
435
00:36:30.349 --> 00:36:34.340
reaction. Is when you watch a
show or a movie again, you do
436
00:36:34.500 --> 00:36:37.579
know what's going to happen, but
somewhere deep down inside you wish that.
437
00:36:37.820 --> 00:36:43.179
You're like, I don't know,
by some miracle of magic that it doesn't
438
00:36:43.579 --> 00:36:45.699
that something else happens. I don't
know if this exists, if there's a
439
00:36:45.780 --> 00:36:50.170
theory around that, but she's not
sure if there's a theory around it,
440
00:36:50.210 --> 00:36:55.170
but I can say that this is
what proves a show or a movies greatness.
441
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Is when a show or a movie
is able to do this. Even
442
00:37:00.639 --> 00:37:05.880
though you know the outcome, you
are still wishing that the outcome was different,
443
00:37:06.239 --> 00:37:09.440
you are still wishing that things were
different. You are so emotionally engaged
444
00:37:10.400 --> 00:37:16.030
it's amazing. It's amazing before we
get to our recommendations, because we've babbled
445
00:37:16.110 --> 00:37:20.190
on and celebrated friends for quite some
time. I think there's got to be
446
00:37:20.269 --> 00:37:23.349
one of our longest episodes in a
in a bit, right, I guess.
447
00:37:23.630 --> 00:37:30.099
So, howd and I decided to
do to play the game that the
448
00:37:30.300 --> 00:37:37.820
friends play when they're betting on the
apartment, which is how well do you?
449
00:37:38.219 --> 00:37:42.579
Yeah, how well do we know
each other? So we have five
450
00:37:42.619 --> 00:37:47.809
questions each that we're going to ask
each other and we're going to see how
451
00:37:47.969 --> 00:37:53.289
well Alan knows hot and how well
the Solo to Alan, s Jewbaka,
452
00:37:53.409 --> 00:37:59.760
knows Alan. So that should be
interesting. Are we betting on anything?
453
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I don't know. Are we gonna
do a Bashi that? What are we
454
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going to bet? But not on
switching apartments, though, that that doesn't
455
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really work. No, well,
we could, because let's let's keep it,
456
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you know, civil like. Okay, sure, dinner. Yeah,
457
00:38:15.550 --> 00:38:19.110
I was just gonna say, the
moment the movie theaters open again. The
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person who loses this has to buy
the other one a movie ticket. I'm
459
00:38:22.469 --> 00:38:27.030
in. I'm down for that,
all right. And then we have to
460
00:38:27.110 --> 00:38:32.099
prove it on social media. All
right, but I'm gonna wine. Go
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Get your you know your your Lebanese
here as ready. Oh, we'll see,
462
00:38:37.179 --> 00:38:39.739
or we'll see about that, Mr
Chim on Lurbon, the lighting round,
463
00:38:40.489 --> 00:38:44.010
the lightning round. Okay, do
I go first? You the first?
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00:38:44.050 --> 00:38:47.090
Who Goes? Rest? Go First, all right. Question Number One.
465
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How old was I when my family
and I first moved to the US?
466
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Fourteen, so close, but no, I was the answer. I
467
00:39:02.519 --> 00:39:08.639
was twelve, so close, but
I was turning thirteen. So I figured
468
00:39:08.679 --> 00:39:10.550
I would have given it to you. If you had said thirteen. I
469
00:39:10.550 --> 00:39:14.469
would have given it to you because
I was turning thirteen. But fourteen is
470
00:39:14.590 --> 00:39:19.590
just way off. That's that doesn't
work. There's yeah, it's all right.
471
00:39:19.789 --> 00:39:23.460
Sorry, you got one point then. All right, so is an
472
00:39:23.500 --> 00:39:31.539
easier question. What was my scout
animal name? Oh, Koala, exactly,
473
00:39:31.860 --> 00:39:37.699
yes, I got that. One
Point, one point four Alan L
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K gay. All right. Number
two. What film terrified me to my
475
00:39:43.409 --> 00:39:45.849
core when I was a kid that
I woke up the next day with a
476
00:39:45.929 --> 00:39:51.289
fever. You should know this.
We talked about it on the episode with
477
00:39:51.369 --> 00:39:54.519
Clink. Yes, we've spoken about
this on the show and I've spoken about
478
00:39:54.519 --> 00:40:04.360
this moment a bunch of times in
public as well. I can't remember.
479
00:40:04.440 --> 00:40:09.710
I'M gonna I'm just gonna say something
which is wrong. I'm going to say
480
00:40:09.710 --> 00:40:19.869
Poltergois Polt No, I can't.
I'm gonna give you. I'm gonna give
481
00:40:19.869 --> 00:40:21.900
you one more chance, and I
really want you to get this, but
482
00:40:21.940 --> 00:40:27.460
I'm gonna give you one more mouth. Okay, now, I don't I
483
00:40:27.539 --> 00:40:30.820
can't. Don't remember, but it
is another film that starts with that letter
484
00:40:30.860 --> 00:40:38.530
J, that's for sure. It
would have to be Jurassic Park. Oh,
485
00:40:39.050 --> 00:40:43.650
okay, okay, I did not
remember that. No, not at
486
00:40:43.690 --> 00:40:47.769
all. Yeah, Jurassic Park.
All right, you're turned okay. Question
487
00:40:47.849 --> 00:40:52.519
number two. What three movie magazines
do I get every month? Oh,
488
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oh, empire, okay, total
film, yeah, AH, shoot,
489
00:41:02.960 --> 00:41:06.389
no, come on, come on, come on. I should know this.
490
00:41:10.389 --> 00:41:15.630
I have no idea. I've Oh
oo, Hollywood reporter, I don't
491
00:41:15.789 --> 00:41:21.579
know. Your time is up.
It was premiere. Shoot, okay,
492
00:41:21.860 --> 00:41:24.099
all right, and because I'm losing
I'm not giving you the point. No,
493
00:41:24.260 --> 00:41:27.500
don't give me the point. I
didn't get all three. It's totally
494
00:41:27.619 --> 00:41:30.940
fine. Okay, all right,
the next one is an easy one.
495
00:41:31.380 --> 00:41:36.809
You should know this. Yeah,
if I got to choose one world from
496
00:41:36.889 --> 00:41:39.210
a film to live in, which
would it be? Where the Rings?
497
00:41:39.489 --> 00:41:44.570
There we go, yes, middler, and a hundred percent, a hundred
498
00:41:44.610 --> 00:41:49.159
percent. One, two, one. What's the snow? It's one,
499
00:41:49.280 --> 00:41:51.519
one. It's one one. Yeah, it's one, one. Your turn.
500
00:41:52.559 --> 00:41:58.400
This one is super easy. WHO's
my favorite adventure? It's not easy.
501
00:41:58.480 --> 00:42:00.679
That's very tricky, because there's two
of them that I know that you
502
00:42:00.800 --> 00:42:12.469
like. Favorite. God Damn it, Tony Start. NOPE, but CAP.
503
00:42:13.389 --> 00:42:16.980
Yeah, I was so this is
not there. Okay, all right,
504
00:42:19.059 --> 00:42:22.619
okay, all right, you're turning. Okay, Um, all right.
505
00:42:23.300 --> 00:42:35.969
So number four. Who is my
favorite screenwriting? There's working. Yep,
506
00:42:36.050 --> 00:42:40.690
you're right, God damn it.
Okay, yeah, I'm really baby
507
00:42:40.809 --> 00:42:45.960
here in the lead. Baby want
is super okay. This one is super
508
00:42:45.079 --> 00:42:49.719
easy. So what kind of car
do I have? Oh, it's a
509
00:42:49.800 --> 00:42:53.320
red BMW. Exactly. Told you. This is an easy one. Okay,
510
00:42:53.519 --> 00:42:58.949
so now it's we're still tied.
We're two. We're two too we're
511
00:42:59.030 --> 00:43:04.829
too too okay, number five,
here we go. What's film makes me
512
00:43:05.110 --> 00:43:16.380
cry to this day? Et No, and there's so many movies that possibly
513
00:43:16.500 --> 00:43:19.980
do that to you, I don't
know. Yeah, but still makes me
514
00:43:20.099 --> 00:43:23.980
cry to you this day. That
pot is no, again. No,
515
00:43:24.699 --> 00:43:30.969
no, it would, and it
would have to be the Lord of the
516
00:43:30.969 --> 00:43:37.489
Rings, the return of the king. Yeah, that was very specific.
517
00:43:37.570 --> 00:43:38.889
So if you had said, if
you had said the Lord of the Rings,
518
00:43:38.889 --> 00:43:40.559
I would not have given it to
you. It had to be like
519
00:43:40.719 --> 00:43:47.360
the specific film. Such a corn
yeah, all right, okay, last
520
00:43:47.599 --> 00:43:51.639
last question. This is you win
or wee. We Tie. Okay,
521
00:43:52.159 --> 00:43:59.590
so what is my favorite kind of
alcohol? Son of a bracket, whiskey.
522
00:44:00.750 --> 00:44:07.030
Yes, I am, I'm taking
you up. I'm doing I'm doing
523
00:44:07.070 --> 00:44:14.420
the Chandler dance. I'm doing Chambler
Day. Okay, all right, okay,
524
00:44:15.179 --> 00:44:17.860
as we bring this episode to a
close, let's do a different kind
525
00:44:17.860 --> 00:44:23.929
of recommendation this time around. Let's
recommend an episode from friends that we want
526
00:44:24.090 --> 00:44:30.130
our fan base and our screeners to
watch. What episode will you recommend,
527
00:44:30.329 --> 00:44:37.369
Mr Solo? As cliche as it's
very first episode, when sails to see
528
00:44:37.409 --> 00:44:40.719
Rachel walking in the Puffy House,
the pilot. That that that whole episode
529
00:44:40.760 --> 00:44:45.519
is just, you know, perfect
introduction and it's a good way for you
530
00:44:45.559 --> 00:44:50.079
to kick start watching friends again and
Bene it exactly. Not a bad idea
531
00:44:50.119 --> 00:44:52.110
and not a bad idea. My
episode would have to be, I believe
532
00:44:52.349 --> 00:45:01.150
it's in I believe it's in season
seven, and it's called the one where
533
00:45:01.150 --> 00:45:06.269
they all turn thirty. It's one
of my absolute favorite episodes in the world.
534
00:45:06.789 --> 00:45:09.900
You've got you know, you've got
you've got phoebe trying to do things
535
00:45:09.980 --> 00:45:14.260
off of her, you know,
to do list or Chet Bucket list.
536
00:45:15.739 --> 00:45:21.380
You've got Joey crying, you've your
Oh my God, we had yeah,
537
00:45:21.849 --> 00:45:28.130
you've got you know, your little
harm Mamaica is hammered, and that for
538
00:45:28.289 --> 00:45:31.449
me, that gets me every single
time. And then the scene that kills
539
00:45:31.530 --> 00:45:39.039
me is when phoebe rides the convertible
that Rossby's and he tries to get it
540
00:45:39.159 --> 00:45:45.039
out from between the cars and it's
just that moment. It's yeah, it's
541
00:45:45.079 --> 00:45:46.840
misterical. Then there's also the other
moment where she's, you know, like
542
00:45:46.920 --> 00:45:52.230
she tries to break into the drug
and she's like hull. It kills me.
543
00:45:52.309 --> 00:45:54.150
I can't I just speak. I'm
like laugh ring right now because I
544
00:45:54.190 --> 00:45:58.550
can't. That moment is so great. Anyway, that's the others that I
545
00:45:58.590 --> 00:46:01.829
would recommend. It's a great episode
and I think it also showcases all the
546
00:46:01.909 --> 00:46:07.820
friends in a very nice way.
So it's pretty cool. It's pretty cool.
547
00:46:07.860 --> 00:46:13.380
All right, guys, hot,
that's was fun. That was that's
548
00:46:13.500 --> 00:46:16.420
frenzy. That was that. Yeah, well done. Um. So,
549
00:46:16.500 --> 00:46:20.010
if you want to follow us on
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We're growing it a little bit at
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have noticed that our our instagram page
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Okay, and also, you can
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spea comics and mecom. So chaactly. You have to check them out,
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because speedy comics con is coming next
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We can't tell you a lot,
but let us tell you this. It
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is going to be epic and we're
a part of it and it's going to
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be insane. It's going to be
epic, it's going to be fun and
570
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they're going to be, you know, surprises left and right. So stay
571
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tuned for that. You have to
stay tuned to find out what's going to
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happen. And it's it's in a
month or so. Yeah, exactly,
573
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exactly. So thank you, guys, for tuning in as usual. Hot,
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you are my friend for life,
my friend, you're my friend.
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And don't then you forgot to tell
people to listen to us on spotify and
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remy. Well, look at that
like an I'm complete, completely I'm completely
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liking. Come on. Yes,
and you can listen to us on all
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podcast platform right, if you are
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to us exclusively on and Remi.
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Yes, you can use to do
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sure you pride, you leave us
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on a podcast, as specifically,
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if you want to see us grow
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grow as a show, make sure
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give us some high ratings on Apple
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friend, you're my buddy, you
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588
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no one told you left was going
to beat this way, you know,
589
00:49:02.260 --> 00:49:06.820
no, and then they specifically didn't
tell us that that's how the show was
590
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going to end today. Hey,
make sure you tune in next week for
591
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a brand new episode of the script
you screen. We've go. You know,
592
00:49:15.130 --> 00:49:17.690
we're going to be throwing surprises at
you. Left on right. We're
593
00:49:17.690 --> 00:49:21.650
not going to be doing the show
as we normally do, like today's was
594
00:49:21.690 --> 00:49:24.400
a very topic focus next week might
be news. You never know, so
595
00:49:24.480 --> 00:49:30.840
you gotta tune in. Yeah,
see you all and have a great one.
596
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All right, guys, take care.
