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12-28-2022, 09:22 PM
https://www.looper.com/1150106/looper-survey-the-absolute-worst-season-of-friends-according-to-fans/
Fans think the final season of Friends was the low point of the series
As it turns out, for our selected 600, "Friends" final season was the lowest of the low for fans. With an incredible 27.33%, Season 10 was deemed the worst of the beloved sitcom, with a rushed farewell and inevitable making-up between Ross and Rachel (David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston (https://www.looper.com/421994/friends-reunion-jennifer-aniston-and-david-schwimmer-confirm-what-we-suspected-all-along/)). After that, the runner-up of rough watches fell to the show's very first season, which made sense in the grand scheme of things. Joey (Matt LeBlanc) hadn't quite found the right level of stupid, and while the rest of the cast were a good fit, they were lost in a fog of gloom thanks to Schwimmer's miserable divorcee, who hadn't perked up just yet.
Season 7 earned 19.33%, proving that Chandler and Monica (Matthew Perry and Courteney Cox) tying the knot just wasn't enough for fans, followed by Season 9 at 17.50%. Chances are this was because it gave us a glimpse at who Rachel really should've been with from the beginning when she fell for Joey (Matt LeBlanc), only for Ross to win her heart as anticipated. In the end, the least hated of the top five (or should that be worst) was Season 2 at 15.33%. You can't be too mad at that one. You've got the death of Drake Remoray, Chandler's new unhinged roommate Eddie (Adam Goldberg), and Ross and Rachel's kiss get undone by Chander's shoebox-sized laptop. Ah, those were the days.
Fans think the final season of Friends was the low point of the series
As it turns out, for our selected 600, "Friends" final season was the lowest of the low for fans. With an incredible 27.33%, Season 10 was deemed the worst of the beloved sitcom, with a rushed farewell and inevitable making-up between Ross and Rachel (David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston (https://www.looper.com/421994/friends-reunion-jennifer-aniston-and-david-schwimmer-confirm-what-we-suspected-all-along/)). After that, the runner-up of rough watches fell to the show's very first season, which made sense in the grand scheme of things. Joey (Matt LeBlanc) hadn't quite found the right level of stupid, and while the rest of the cast were a good fit, they were lost in a fog of gloom thanks to Schwimmer's miserable divorcee, who hadn't perked up just yet.
Season 7 earned 19.33%, proving that Chandler and Monica (Matthew Perry and Courteney Cox) tying the knot just wasn't enough for fans, followed by Season 9 at 17.50%. Chances are this was because it gave us a glimpse at who Rachel really should've been with from the beginning when she fell for Joey (Matt LeBlanc), only for Ross to win her heart as anticipated. In the end, the least hated of the top five (or should that be worst) was Season 2 at 15.33%. You can't be too mad at that one. You've got the death of Drake Remoray, Chandler's new unhinged roommate Eddie (Adam Goldberg), and Ross and Rachel's kiss get undone by Chander's shoebox-sized laptop. Ah, those were the days.