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03-11-2004, 07:11 PM
Episode 10.15: The One Where Estelle Dies
Airdate: April 22, 2004
02/23 - More Parisian romantic angst: Rachel is hired by Louis Vuitton and decides to move to Paris. Ross won't allow this and convinces Mr. Zellner at Ralph Lauren to hire Rachel back and he does, but she decides (at least initially) that Paris is still the best move. Janice makes an appearance, bidding against Monica and Chandler for the same home. And Joey's agent Estelle passes away which may be the perfect way to get Joey to move to California to pursue acting and continue his journey on his own show. Source: Kristin on E!Online
12/21 - The One Where Estelle Dies, picks up where the previous episode (The One With Princess...) leaves off. Rachel tells everyone that she's moving to Paris and that LV said that they would help out Ross and Rachel because of Emma. They'd fly Ross out even. Joey and Phoebe come in and she tells them. Phoebe is genuinely happy for her and Joey is upset because of so much change. Phoebe and Rachel hug, Rachel goes in for one with Joey and he says no. She latches onto him while he leaves and he drags her over to his apartment. Monica, Chandler, Ross, and Phoebe are in the aparment and talk about how Ross feels about it. He gets the idea to ask Mr. Zellner to hire Rachel back. Monica points out that at the Christmas party Zellner called Ross, Ron. Ross replies, "I didn't say we were brothers!" Ross goes to talk to Mr. Zellner and convinces him to hire Rachel back, in exchange Ross says he'll take Zellner's son, whose name also happens to be Ross and he too is obsessed with dinosaurs, to the museum at night. Ross says they'll have the museum all to themselves and that the boy can touch anything he wants. Quickly, Ross realizes what that sounds like and he changes his answer to bones, again realizes what that sounds like and fixes it. Zellner says he'll hire Rachel back. Back in Rachel and Joey's apartment, Ross walks in and Rachel tells him that Ralph Lauren hired her back. Ross acts as if he is suprised. Rachel says that she didn't take it because when Louis Vuitton heard they offered her more money, so she's still going to Paris. Ross goes back to Zellner with a rare dinosaur egg in exchange for Ralph Lauren hiring Rachel back. The exchange is made. Rachel accepts this time and when she brings Emma over to Ross' apartment she tells him that she did so. She sounds upset so they talk. She really wanted to go to Paris, she was scared, but the same scared she felt when she moved to New York and when she found out she was pregnant with Emma. Ross understands and he supports her into moving to Paris. They hug, and its obvious he's torn. Meanwhile, Monica and Chandler decide to go visit the house next door to the one that they're buying just to see what it looks like. While they're there, the real estate agent is there showing it to another person who may make an offer, she goes upstairs to get them. Monica is glad that the house isn't as good as their new home is. The real estate agent comes down and then a loud "OH. MY. GAWD!" is heard. Janice is the person looking at the home. Both Monica and Chandler are unexpectedly surprised. Janice is excited that they could be neighbors and rushes out to go make an offer on the house. Monica and Chandler talk about possibly buying both houses so they wouldn't have to live next door to Janice. They realize that it's not practical and begin to worry. Monica leaves and Chandler stays in the living room of the house and comes on to Janice in order to make her uncomfortable so she won't buy the house. It works and Janice leaves, forgetting her bid on the home. During this Pheobe finds out that Joey's agent Estelle has passed away. She tells Monica and Chandler not to tell Joey. Joey comes in later, upset with Estelle for not getting him any auditions. Phoebe insists she has a good reason. Phoebe tells Joey not to move, and that she'll be back. She goes outside and calls Joey's cell phone and pretends to be Estelle. Joey fires her. "Rough day for Estelle", Phoebe says when she hangs up the phone. Later on, Joey gets a call from Albert Booker, the man who eats paper, who is also one of Estelle's clients, telling him that Estelle has died. Joey is upset, and then his phone rings, it's Phoebe again pretending to be Estelle. Joey is flipped out, believing that she is calling him from beyond the grave. The episode ends with Joey speaking at Estelles funeral and booker eating the eulogy. Source: An anonymous visitor of SpoilerFix.com
Episode 10.16: The One Where Rachel Goes To Paris
Airdate: April 29, 2004
12/23 - The following spoilers aren't necessarily in order they will appear in the episode. Like I've said before, the whole episode is based around Rachels going away party. She has a special moment (saying goodbye)with everyone except for Ross. Ross flips out and gose to her apt and asks her why. She ends up being very upset that Ross doesn't know why she didn't say goodbye to him. Rachel tells Ross that it is so hard saying goodbye to him cause of all the history. When she is about to leave, Ross kisses her. It's the last scene of the episode. Ross kisses Rachel and Rachel returns the gesture. It is assumed that she is still leaving. When Chandler finds the handcuffs and confronts Monica about them, she denies it and says there Rachel's. Chandler says 'umm Rachel hand-cuffed, naked. Then Monica says 'Joey's naked a$$'. Chandler says 'good one'. When saying goodbye to Monica, Rachel says she learned alot from her. Then, they started crying and they had a funny moment when they couldn't understand what was being said cause of the squeaky voices coming from the both of them. The baby handler was in Monica's apt when she went into labor. She didn't even know it until she said at the dinner table she was having stomach aches every few mintues. Then Monica realizes she is going into labor. Funny moment: The baby handler is explaining that she had the best hamburger and Joey and Phoebe are in the kitchen. Monica realizes she is in labor and is out the door with Chandler when Joey stops Chandler and goes 'hey if you get a minute ask her where she had the hamburger'. Here is the whole scene starting in the kitchen at Monica's apt. Rachel says she is going to get some rest for the big day. Monica asks her if she is forgeting something. Rachel then says 'yea, Ross could you send a birthday card to your mom for me?'. Ross says yeah. Rachel leaves. The gang discuss the situation and Ross can't believe that he didn't get a goodbye. The next part is in Ross's apt. He is making out the birthday card and says to himself 'I'm not doing this'. He gets a knock on the door and it's Rachel. He starts out saying he can't understand why he didn't get a goodbye. Then Rachel explains to him why. He ends up kissing her. Then she kisses him back. When Rachel was saying goodbye to Chandler, he says to her that I love you and will miss you and something about him pullin jokes on her all the time. Rachel replies you don't have to say anything and that I love you too. When they hug, he says too tight too tight and makes a fart sound with his mouth. Rachel hits him and hugs him again and he makes the same fart sound again. The goodbye scene with Phoebe is kinda weird. Phoebe gives her a cotton swab of her DNA so when the French perfect the cloning process she can have her own Phoebes. The game Rachel and Joey play is called 'Heads i win Tails you lose'. Joey keeps losing. Later on in the episode, while talking to Ross and Chandler in Monica's apt., he can't believe that he lost 157 times to Rachel. He says "Heads she wins Tails I lose", he acts like he gets it but then Chandler goes 'what' and Joey says 'man I forgot to pick up my dry cleaning' You don't get the hear the goodbye with Joey because they're on the balcony but the gang is inside talking about how well Joey is taking it very well and right when Rachel is coming back inside Joey pretends to jump off the balcony. Source: SpoilerFix.com's visitor Dariusz
12/22 - The following spoilers aren't necessarily in order they will appear in the episode. The scene opens up with Rachel and Joey playing a game deciding if she should go to Paris. The next scene is Rachel's going away party. She says goodbye to everyone except for Ross. Ross gets upset and goes to her apartment. He ends up kissing Rachel and Rachel returns the gesture (this is the last scene of the episode). Monica and Chandler's baby handler goes into labor and they rush to the hospital. Chandler and Joey are in the bedroom and Joey has bubble rap around his head. Chandler keeps hitting him, Ross comes in and does the same. In the same bedroom, Chandler finds fury hand cuffs and thinks their Monica's. Monica denies it and they turn up being Monica's grandmother's. At the end of the episode, Phoebe helps Joey stuff packing material in his pants and is instructed to kick Joey. She does and Joey falls to the floor and says "didn't work". Source: SpoilerFix.com's visitor Dariusz
Episode 10.17: The One With the Clip Show, Parts I & II (Unconfirmed Title)
Airdate: May 6, 2004
Episode 10.18: The Last One
Airdate: May 6, 2004
02/03 - Part I -- The show opens up with Joey and Phoebe in Monica and Chandler's apartment packing up the couples' belongings for them so they can move to the suburbs. Meanwhile, Ross and Rachel are at Ross's apartment kissing up a storm. While all of this is going on, Monica and Chandler are at the hospital getting ready to adopt a baby. Chandler is carrying around an enormous bouquet of flowers, and frantically going from room to room in search for the correct birth mother. But all he sees and hears are women moaning in various stages of delivery. When one of the women he comes across is at quite a vocal stage in the delivery, an intimidated Chandler gives up his quest and tells the woman "These are for you". The scene then cuts back to Ross and Rachel who are in the lovemaking session afterglow when Rachel realises she has to leave for her flight to Paris. Ross is visibly heartbroken. Back at Monica and Chandler's apartment, the atmosphere is still upbeat. Joey shows Phoebe a housewarming present he brought for Monica and Chandler - a baby chick and a baby duck. At the hospital emergency room, a joyous Monica and Chandler watch the birth of their son. Then, they get a great suprise when another baby follows... a baby girl. Monica and Chandler have twins! Chandler stares dumbfounded at the birth mother who stammers "They mentioned two heartbeats but I thought they mean me and the baby." At first, Chandler feels overwhelmed, but his heart melts as he holds his little girl and stares into her eyes. As the couple arrive back at the apartment with the babies, Rachel, Ross, Joey, Phoebe and her newlywed Mike are all waiting. Everyone is blown away when they walk in with not just the one baby but both babies. But the excitement is short lived as Rachel rushes off to make her plane for Paris. The first part of the Finale sees Ross heading out the door in pursuit of Rachel. Part II -- Phoebe drives Ross to the airport in a Taxicab. Meanwhile, Joey is also frantic, for a far different reason. The baby chick and duck he was planning to give to Monica and Chandler are missing. As a crazed Joey searches for them, Ross and Phoebe arrive at JFK Airport to intercept Rachel. But they can't get into the boarding area without tickets. Quickly calculating that the cheapest tickets they can buy are a flight for Ithica, Ross buys the tickets and makes a mad dash into the passenger terminal area. Meanwhile, Rachel realises she has misplaced her boarding pass. The tension builds as the scene cuts back and forth to Ross racing to reach Rachel in time and Rachel searcing desperately for her boarding pass. Finally, a relieved Rachel finds her boarding pass and heads up the walkway. A frantic Ross is still unable to find Rachel, but miles away Joey has some good news, he located the missing chick and duckling after breaking his treasured foosball table and finding them inside. By now, Ross is panicking and he calls Monica to make sure of Rachel's flight plans. He gets a shocking reply. Rachel's plane is not leaving from JFK but from Newark airport -- 30 miles away. Phoebe and Ross race for Newark airport and Phoebe calls Rachel's cell phone and attempts to stall her by saying that she has a psychic feeling that there's a malfunctioning part on the plane. Rachel remains calm but laughingly tells a business man seated next to her that there is a malfunction on the plane. He panics and starts a stampede that empties the plane. Just as passengers are permitted to reboard, Ross runs up to the gate screaming "Rachel, I Love You! Don't leave me!" But Rachel chides Ross by saying "This is so us. How many times have we done this?" Rachel turns around to board the plane, leaving Ross standing alone and heartbroken once again. Phoebe tries to comfort him but he's inconsolable and returns home alone. Distraught, Ross absent mindedly punches his answering machine and in a touching moment Rachel's voice is hear and she says "I love you too, Ross." He also hears her yell at the air stewardess "I want off this plane!!" While the stewardess yells back "It's too late were taking off, Please sit down!" Ross is now in more despair. But suddenly, his door flies open and Rachel is standing there with her arms stretched out. In one of the most touching scenes in Friends history, Ross gets down on one knee and asks "Will You be my fourth wife?" Rachel stares at him crying him and then says "Yes, and I'll be better than you third wife." Unaware of the reunion, the friends are gathered one last time at Monica and Chandler's apartment. Phoebe, who had been telling the group the sad news of the airport break up, is stunned when Rachel and Ross walk in hand in hand. She quips "Well that was better than my ending." An equally upbeat Joey, who's been told by Chandler to keep the chick and the duck as a symbol of there great friendship, muses that he may get a goose to go along with them. Phoebe and Mike smitten with Chandler and Monica's babies, point to there own future as a family. He suggests to Phoebe "Maybe we can get one of those too." Set in their new lives the gang retreats for one more round at Central Perk, to reminisce, discuss the future, and bask in the wonderful warmth of being friends. Source: Friends Café (Thanks Koen for the tip.)
01/26 - The final episode finds all beauteous buds going their separate ways. Chandler and Monica move out of New York City with their adopted twins. Joey, as reported, moves to L.A. (what a fool, huh?) to pursue an acting career, not to mention--quelle suprise--a new TV show. Phoebe is the only Friend left behind in New York, thereby setting up a Thanksgiving reunion, bien sûr. Gunther finally professes his love for Rachel. Alas, she turns him down. According to on-set sources, the scene took several takes, because Jennifer Anniston kept crying, which, in turn, made Lisa Kudrow lose it! So, Lisa's hubby came onto the set to comfort her. Too damn sweet 'n' sour! David Arquette is an extra in the final storyline, as are other family members and friends of the cast. Of course, Central Perk is homey home to some of the final scenes, where extras in the java-jolted shots were given coffee mugs as thank-you gifts. But apparently, some bitchy production higher-ups were livid over this network benevolence and demanded that the mugs be returned. Source: E!Online
"Joey" Spoilers:
02/09 - The series from Warner Bros. Television will take place in Los Angeles, with Joey Tribbiani (Matt LeBlanc) moving there to pursue an acting career. But we are able to reveal that Joey’s newest friends will include be a hairdressing sister, a nephew described as "socially awkward a la Seth Cohen from The O.C.” and a love interest. According to casting documents currently making their way around casting agents' offices this morning (who are calling this "the get" of the fall), three series regulars for the show will be:
Gina: Joey's sister is an attractive hairdresser living in Los Angeles with her son, whom she dotes on (or smothers, depending on who you ask). In her late 30's, she is probably smarter than Joey and blessed with the Tribbiani family's good looks; she also has a way with men, much like Joey has with women. Inappropriate at times, she's a strong woman who isn't afraid to speak her mind. Although she enjoyed a wild youth, raising her son has grounded her. She has a great relationship with Joey, and although she enjoys teasing her little brother, their bond couldn't be stronger.
Michael: This 21-year-old is Gina's son and Joey's nephew. He is described as appealingly attractive –but not necessarily in an obvious way and he is definitely not aware of it – and highly intelligent, as well as is much more booksmart than streetsmart, much to the surprise of his family. Raised in the San Fernando Valley, he is currently attending graduate school at CalTech. Despite all he has going for him, he is still a little awkward socially, with the casting notes describing Adam Brody’s Seth Cohen from The O.C. as a character archetype.
Allison: Joey's new neighbor in Los Angeles, she is described as attractive (but not glamorous), intelligent and self deprecating. In either late 20s or early 30s, she's currently stuck in a bad marriage and trying to deal with it the best she can. Although she's not the obvious type that Joey usually goes for, there does seem to be something palpable between the two of them (whether they see it or not) and they begin to develop a friendship.
There is no mention of former "Hollyoaks" actor Jamie Dodd as a member of the cast. The actor (and his publicist) made internation news when they said in late September that he had been cast for the show, and that the pilot would shoot in October. He said then he would plays Joey's English nephew. Kevin Bright will direct the pilot episode, expected to begin in early March. Executive producers for the series will be Scott Silveri, Shana Goldberg-Meehan and Kevin Bright. Source: FilmJerk.com
07/28 - The character of Joey will get his spin-off next season. Rumours have it that he'll move to Los Angeles and be going solo. Source: Kristin on E!Online
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Airdate: April 22, 2004
02/23 - More Parisian romantic angst: Rachel is hired by Louis Vuitton and decides to move to Paris. Ross won't allow this and convinces Mr. Zellner at Ralph Lauren to hire Rachel back and he does, but she decides (at least initially) that Paris is still the best move. Janice makes an appearance, bidding against Monica and Chandler for the same home. And Joey's agent Estelle passes away which may be the perfect way to get Joey to move to California to pursue acting and continue his journey on his own show. Source: Kristin on E!Online
12/21 - The One Where Estelle Dies, picks up where the previous episode (The One With Princess...) leaves off. Rachel tells everyone that she's moving to Paris and that LV said that they would help out Ross and Rachel because of Emma. They'd fly Ross out even. Joey and Phoebe come in and she tells them. Phoebe is genuinely happy for her and Joey is upset because of so much change. Phoebe and Rachel hug, Rachel goes in for one with Joey and he says no. She latches onto him while he leaves and he drags her over to his apartment. Monica, Chandler, Ross, and Phoebe are in the aparment and talk about how Ross feels about it. He gets the idea to ask Mr. Zellner to hire Rachel back. Monica points out that at the Christmas party Zellner called Ross, Ron. Ross replies, "I didn't say we were brothers!" Ross goes to talk to Mr. Zellner and convinces him to hire Rachel back, in exchange Ross says he'll take Zellner's son, whose name also happens to be Ross and he too is obsessed with dinosaurs, to the museum at night. Ross says they'll have the museum all to themselves and that the boy can touch anything he wants. Quickly, Ross realizes what that sounds like and he changes his answer to bones, again realizes what that sounds like and fixes it. Zellner says he'll hire Rachel back. Back in Rachel and Joey's apartment, Ross walks in and Rachel tells him that Ralph Lauren hired her back. Ross acts as if he is suprised. Rachel says that she didn't take it because when Louis Vuitton heard they offered her more money, so she's still going to Paris. Ross goes back to Zellner with a rare dinosaur egg in exchange for Ralph Lauren hiring Rachel back. The exchange is made. Rachel accepts this time and when she brings Emma over to Ross' apartment she tells him that she did so. She sounds upset so they talk. She really wanted to go to Paris, she was scared, but the same scared she felt when she moved to New York and when she found out she was pregnant with Emma. Ross understands and he supports her into moving to Paris. They hug, and its obvious he's torn. Meanwhile, Monica and Chandler decide to go visit the house next door to the one that they're buying just to see what it looks like. While they're there, the real estate agent is there showing it to another person who may make an offer, she goes upstairs to get them. Monica is glad that the house isn't as good as their new home is. The real estate agent comes down and then a loud "OH. MY. GAWD!" is heard. Janice is the person looking at the home. Both Monica and Chandler are unexpectedly surprised. Janice is excited that they could be neighbors and rushes out to go make an offer on the house. Monica and Chandler talk about possibly buying both houses so they wouldn't have to live next door to Janice. They realize that it's not practical and begin to worry. Monica leaves and Chandler stays in the living room of the house and comes on to Janice in order to make her uncomfortable so she won't buy the house. It works and Janice leaves, forgetting her bid on the home. During this Pheobe finds out that Joey's agent Estelle has passed away. She tells Monica and Chandler not to tell Joey. Joey comes in later, upset with Estelle for not getting him any auditions. Phoebe insists she has a good reason. Phoebe tells Joey not to move, and that she'll be back. She goes outside and calls Joey's cell phone and pretends to be Estelle. Joey fires her. "Rough day for Estelle", Phoebe says when she hangs up the phone. Later on, Joey gets a call from Albert Booker, the man who eats paper, who is also one of Estelle's clients, telling him that Estelle has died. Joey is upset, and then his phone rings, it's Phoebe again pretending to be Estelle. Joey is flipped out, believing that she is calling him from beyond the grave. The episode ends with Joey speaking at Estelles funeral and booker eating the eulogy. Source: An anonymous visitor of SpoilerFix.com
Episode 10.16: The One Where Rachel Goes To Paris
Airdate: April 29, 2004
12/23 - The following spoilers aren't necessarily in order they will appear in the episode. Like I've said before, the whole episode is based around Rachels going away party. She has a special moment (saying goodbye)with everyone except for Ross. Ross flips out and gose to her apt and asks her why. She ends up being very upset that Ross doesn't know why she didn't say goodbye to him. Rachel tells Ross that it is so hard saying goodbye to him cause of all the history. When she is about to leave, Ross kisses her. It's the last scene of the episode. Ross kisses Rachel and Rachel returns the gesture. It is assumed that she is still leaving. When Chandler finds the handcuffs and confronts Monica about them, she denies it and says there Rachel's. Chandler says 'umm Rachel hand-cuffed, naked. Then Monica says 'Joey's naked a$$'. Chandler says 'good one'. When saying goodbye to Monica, Rachel says she learned alot from her. Then, they started crying and they had a funny moment when they couldn't understand what was being said cause of the squeaky voices coming from the both of them. The baby handler was in Monica's apt when she went into labor. She didn't even know it until she said at the dinner table she was having stomach aches every few mintues. Then Monica realizes she is going into labor. Funny moment: The baby handler is explaining that she had the best hamburger and Joey and Phoebe are in the kitchen. Monica realizes she is in labor and is out the door with Chandler when Joey stops Chandler and goes 'hey if you get a minute ask her where she had the hamburger'. Here is the whole scene starting in the kitchen at Monica's apt. Rachel says she is going to get some rest for the big day. Monica asks her if she is forgeting something. Rachel then says 'yea, Ross could you send a birthday card to your mom for me?'. Ross says yeah. Rachel leaves. The gang discuss the situation and Ross can't believe that he didn't get a goodbye. The next part is in Ross's apt. He is making out the birthday card and says to himself 'I'm not doing this'. He gets a knock on the door and it's Rachel. He starts out saying he can't understand why he didn't get a goodbye. Then Rachel explains to him why. He ends up kissing her. Then she kisses him back. When Rachel was saying goodbye to Chandler, he says to her that I love you and will miss you and something about him pullin jokes on her all the time. Rachel replies you don't have to say anything and that I love you too. When they hug, he says too tight too tight and makes a fart sound with his mouth. Rachel hits him and hugs him again and he makes the same fart sound again. The goodbye scene with Phoebe is kinda weird. Phoebe gives her a cotton swab of her DNA so when the French perfect the cloning process she can have her own Phoebes. The game Rachel and Joey play is called 'Heads i win Tails you lose'. Joey keeps losing. Later on in the episode, while talking to Ross and Chandler in Monica's apt., he can't believe that he lost 157 times to Rachel. He says "Heads she wins Tails I lose", he acts like he gets it but then Chandler goes 'what' and Joey says 'man I forgot to pick up my dry cleaning' You don't get the hear the goodbye with Joey because they're on the balcony but the gang is inside talking about how well Joey is taking it very well and right when Rachel is coming back inside Joey pretends to jump off the balcony. Source: SpoilerFix.com's visitor Dariusz
12/22 - The following spoilers aren't necessarily in order they will appear in the episode. The scene opens up with Rachel and Joey playing a game deciding if she should go to Paris. The next scene is Rachel's going away party. She says goodbye to everyone except for Ross. Ross gets upset and goes to her apartment. He ends up kissing Rachel and Rachel returns the gesture (this is the last scene of the episode). Monica and Chandler's baby handler goes into labor and they rush to the hospital. Chandler and Joey are in the bedroom and Joey has bubble rap around his head. Chandler keeps hitting him, Ross comes in and does the same. In the same bedroom, Chandler finds fury hand cuffs and thinks their Monica's. Monica denies it and they turn up being Monica's grandmother's. At the end of the episode, Phoebe helps Joey stuff packing material in his pants and is instructed to kick Joey. She does and Joey falls to the floor and says "didn't work". Source: SpoilerFix.com's visitor Dariusz
Episode 10.17: The One With the Clip Show, Parts I & II (Unconfirmed Title)
Airdate: May 6, 2004
Episode 10.18: The Last One
Airdate: May 6, 2004
02/03 - Part I -- The show opens up with Joey and Phoebe in Monica and Chandler's apartment packing up the couples' belongings for them so they can move to the suburbs. Meanwhile, Ross and Rachel are at Ross's apartment kissing up a storm. While all of this is going on, Monica and Chandler are at the hospital getting ready to adopt a baby. Chandler is carrying around an enormous bouquet of flowers, and frantically going from room to room in search for the correct birth mother. But all he sees and hears are women moaning in various stages of delivery. When one of the women he comes across is at quite a vocal stage in the delivery, an intimidated Chandler gives up his quest and tells the woman "These are for you". The scene then cuts back to Ross and Rachel who are in the lovemaking session afterglow when Rachel realises she has to leave for her flight to Paris. Ross is visibly heartbroken. Back at Monica and Chandler's apartment, the atmosphere is still upbeat. Joey shows Phoebe a housewarming present he brought for Monica and Chandler - a baby chick and a baby duck. At the hospital emergency room, a joyous Monica and Chandler watch the birth of their son. Then, they get a great suprise when another baby follows... a baby girl. Monica and Chandler have twins! Chandler stares dumbfounded at the birth mother who stammers "They mentioned two heartbeats but I thought they mean me and the baby." At first, Chandler feels overwhelmed, but his heart melts as he holds his little girl and stares into her eyes. As the couple arrive back at the apartment with the babies, Rachel, Ross, Joey, Phoebe and her newlywed Mike are all waiting. Everyone is blown away when they walk in with not just the one baby but both babies. But the excitement is short lived as Rachel rushes off to make her plane for Paris. The first part of the Finale sees Ross heading out the door in pursuit of Rachel. Part II -- Phoebe drives Ross to the airport in a Taxicab. Meanwhile, Joey is also frantic, for a far different reason. The baby chick and duck he was planning to give to Monica and Chandler are missing. As a crazed Joey searches for them, Ross and Phoebe arrive at JFK Airport to intercept Rachel. But they can't get into the boarding area without tickets. Quickly calculating that the cheapest tickets they can buy are a flight for Ithica, Ross buys the tickets and makes a mad dash into the passenger terminal area. Meanwhile, Rachel realises she has misplaced her boarding pass. The tension builds as the scene cuts back and forth to Ross racing to reach Rachel in time and Rachel searcing desperately for her boarding pass. Finally, a relieved Rachel finds her boarding pass and heads up the walkway. A frantic Ross is still unable to find Rachel, but miles away Joey has some good news, he located the missing chick and duckling after breaking his treasured foosball table and finding them inside. By now, Ross is panicking and he calls Monica to make sure of Rachel's flight plans. He gets a shocking reply. Rachel's plane is not leaving from JFK but from Newark airport -- 30 miles away. Phoebe and Ross race for Newark airport and Phoebe calls Rachel's cell phone and attempts to stall her by saying that she has a psychic feeling that there's a malfunctioning part on the plane. Rachel remains calm but laughingly tells a business man seated next to her that there is a malfunction on the plane. He panics and starts a stampede that empties the plane. Just as passengers are permitted to reboard, Ross runs up to the gate screaming "Rachel, I Love You! Don't leave me!" But Rachel chides Ross by saying "This is so us. How many times have we done this?" Rachel turns around to board the plane, leaving Ross standing alone and heartbroken once again. Phoebe tries to comfort him but he's inconsolable and returns home alone. Distraught, Ross absent mindedly punches his answering machine and in a touching moment Rachel's voice is hear and she says "I love you too, Ross." He also hears her yell at the air stewardess "I want off this plane!!" While the stewardess yells back "It's too late were taking off, Please sit down!" Ross is now in more despair. But suddenly, his door flies open and Rachel is standing there with her arms stretched out. In one of the most touching scenes in Friends history, Ross gets down on one knee and asks "Will You be my fourth wife?" Rachel stares at him crying him and then says "Yes, and I'll be better than you third wife." Unaware of the reunion, the friends are gathered one last time at Monica and Chandler's apartment. Phoebe, who had been telling the group the sad news of the airport break up, is stunned when Rachel and Ross walk in hand in hand. She quips "Well that was better than my ending." An equally upbeat Joey, who's been told by Chandler to keep the chick and the duck as a symbol of there great friendship, muses that he may get a goose to go along with them. Phoebe and Mike smitten with Chandler and Monica's babies, point to there own future as a family. He suggests to Phoebe "Maybe we can get one of those too." Set in their new lives the gang retreats for one more round at Central Perk, to reminisce, discuss the future, and bask in the wonderful warmth of being friends. Source: Friends Café (Thanks Koen for the tip.)
01/26 - The final episode finds all beauteous buds going their separate ways. Chandler and Monica move out of New York City with their adopted twins. Joey, as reported, moves to L.A. (what a fool, huh?) to pursue an acting career, not to mention--quelle suprise--a new TV show. Phoebe is the only Friend left behind in New York, thereby setting up a Thanksgiving reunion, bien sûr. Gunther finally professes his love for Rachel. Alas, she turns him down. According to on-set sources, the scene took several takes, because Jennifer Anniston kept crying, which, in turn, made Lisa Kudrow lose it! So, Lisa's hubby came onto the set to comfort her. Too damn sweet 'n' sour! David Arquette is an extra in the final storyline, as are other family members and friends of the cast. Of course, Central Perk is homey home to some of the final scenes, where extras in the java-jolted shots were given coffee mugs as thank-you gifts. But apparently, some bitchy production higher-ups were livid over this network benevolence and demanded that the mugs be returned. Source: E!Online
"Joey" Spoilers:
02/09 - The series from Warner Bros. Television will take place in Los Angeles, with Joey Tribbiani (Matt LeBlanc) moving there to pursue an acting career. But we are able to reveal that Joey’s newest friends will include be a hairdressing sister, a nephew described as "socially awkward a la Seth Cohen from The O.C.” and a love interest. According to casting documents currently making their way around casting agents' offices this morning (who are calling this "the get" of the fall), three series regulars for the show will be:
Gina: Joey's sister is an attractive hairdresser living in Los Angeles with her son, whom she dotes on (or smothers, depending on who you ask). In her late 30's, she is probably smarter than Joey and blessed with the Tribbiani family's good looks; she also has a way with men, much like Joey has with women. Inappropriate at times, she's a strong woman who isn't afraid to speak her mind. Although she enjoyed a wild youth, raising her son has grounded her. She has a great relationship with Joey, and although she enjoys teasing her little brother, their bond couldn't be stronger.
Michael: This 21-year-old is Gina's son and Joey's nephew. He is described as appealingly attractive –but not necessarily in an obvious way and he is definitely not aware of it – and highly intelligent, as well as is much more booksmart than streetsmart, much to the surprise of his family. Raised in the San Fernando Valley, he is currently attending graduate school at CalTech. Despite all he has going for him, he is still a little awkward socially, with the casting notes describing Adam Brody’s Seth Cohen from The O.C. as a character archetype.
Allison: Joey's new neighbor in Los Angeles, she is described as attractive (but not glamorous), intelligent and self deprecating. In either late 20s or early 30s, she's currently stuck in a bad marriage and trying to deal with it the best she can. Although she's not the obvious type that Joey usually goes for, there does seem to be something palpable between the two of them (whether they see it or not) and they begin to develop a friendship.
There is no mention of former "Hollyoaks" actor Jamie Dodd as a member of the cast. The actor (and his publicist) made internation news when they said in late September that he had been cast for the show, and that the pilot would shoot in October. He said then he would plays Joey's English nephew. Kevin Bright will direct the pilot episode, expected to begin in early March. Executive producers for the series will be Scott Silveri, Shana Goldberg-Meehan and Kevin Bright. Source: FilmJerk.com
07/28 - The character of Joey will get his spin-off next season. Rumours have it that he'll move to Los Angeles and be going solo. Source: Kristin on E!Online
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