Chandler and Ross run into two bullies at Central Perk. Monica tries her luck at the stock market to avoid taking a job at a 1950s themed diner. Phoebe drives upstate for a second time to meet her father while Joey and Rachel accompany her.

The episode was rated 7.86 from 1391 votes.

Rachel waits patiently at the airport for Ross, not knowing he is returning with a new girlfriend. Meanwhile, Phoebe is persuaded to cut Monica's hair and Chandler has an unpleasant experience with Joey's tailor.

The episode was rated 7.88 from 1658 votes.

Phoebe is discovered by a record producer who wants to make "Smelly Cat" into a music video. Ross's new relationship with Rachel makes Monica feel like she's living with her brother again. Chandler gets a new roommate.

The episode was rated 7.89 from 1429 votes.

Ross must choose between Rachel and Julie and enlists Joey and Chandler's help in making a pros and cons list. Meanwhile, Monica gets a job making food with a synthetic chocolate substitute.

The episode was rated 7.90 from 1539 votes.

Rachel agrees to be maid of honor at her ex-fiancé's wedding. To get a role in Warren Beatty's new movie, Joey needs to practice kissing guys. Monica ponders her future with Richard.

The episode was rated 7.90 from 1342 votes.

Ross goes to visit Marcel while on a trip to California. Joey gets his first fan letter from an attractive but unstable woman. Phoebe is asked to sing for the children at the library.

The episode was rated 7.94 from 1451 votes.

Joey's faces consequences after he brags in an interview that he writes his own lines. Chandler is unnerved by Eddie's strange behavior, while Ross and Rachel compare their past lovers as do Richard and Monica.

The episode was rated 7.97 from 1399 votes.

Joey decides to move out. Rachel and Phoebe decide to get tattoos. Monica worries about her parents finding out that she is dating Richard.

The episode was rated 7.97 from 1438 votes.

Chandler and Joey baby-sit Ben when Ross has an allergic reaction and has to go to the hospital. Phoebe loses her Central Perk singing gig to a professional singer.

The episode was rated 7.98 from 1542 votes.

Creeped out by his bizarre new roommate, Chandler demands he move out. Joey has trouble coming to terms with the change in his lifestyle. A new book on empowerment for women inspires the girls.

The episode was rated 7.98 from 1405 votes.

Ross finds Marcel on the set of a new movie, where Chandler bumps into a former schoolmate. Meanwhile, Rachel and Monica compete for the affections of Jean-Claude Van Damme.

The episode was rated 7.99 from 1267 votes.

In Friends season one episode nine, "The One Where Ross and Rachel...You Know," Monica becomes infatuated with a friend of her parents, Paul, when she caters a party for him. This episode marks Ross and Rachel’s first official date, which takes place at the same party. Meanwhile, Joey and Chandler refuse to move when they get a new TV and two armchairs, making their apartment cramped and uncomfortable.

This episode is memorable for the iconic moment when Ross and Rachel share a kiss for the first time. It was a moment that would go on to shape the entire series as we follow their on-again-off-again relationship. It also shows the beginnings of Monica’s romantic entanglement with Paul, which would become a source of drama for the rest of the season. This episode also reveals the bond between Chandler and Joey, who, despite their cramped living situation, are unwilling to part with their beloved furniture.

The episode was rated 8.12 from 1485 votes.

In the episode "The One with the Two Parties" of the beloved show Friends, the gang plans a surprise party for Rachel. However, the real surprise is when both of her estranged parents show up at the same party. This causes an awkward situation as Rachel is forced to deal with her parents' separation and her own feelings about it. She must also decide which parent to remain with and which one to send away.

This episode is a classic example of the comedy and drama that the series is known for. It is a light-hearted look at a difficult issue and the complexities of family dynamics. The episode also highlights the importance of friendship and how it can help people through difficult times, even if the situation is as complicated as Rachel's. The episode is a great example of the show's ability to blend comedy, drama, and heartfelt moments.

The episode was rated 8.12 from 1419 votes.

In the episode, "The One Where Ross Finds Out", Ross is left speechless after hearing Rachel's emotional confession on his answering machine. After a drunken night out, Rachel records a heartfelt message professing her love for Ross. Upon hearing this, Ross is left in shock as he never expected Rachel to feel the same way. With his heart in a whirlwind, Ross is left to process his emotions and decide what comes next.

Meanwhile, Monica takes a job as Chandler's personal trainer, which leads to an interesting dynamic between the two friends. Monica takes her job seriously and pushes Chandler to his limits in order to get him in shape. Chandler, on the other hand, is not as enthusiastic and is more interested in spending time with his friends. While Monica and Chandler's relationship is strained in the episode, they eventually learn to find a balance between their friendship and professional relationship.

Lastly, Phoebe is struggling with her current relationship. She is eager to take the next step with her boyfriend but he is not as eager. This leads to a humorous moment in the episode as Phoebe attempts to find subtle ways to get her boyfriend to make a move. In the end, Ross is left to figure out what to do with Rachel's confession, Monica and Chandler learn to find a balance, and Phoebe finally gets her boyfriend to make a move.

The episode was rated 8.19 from 1617 votes.

In this classic episode of Friends, the gang reminisces on their past with a home video from Monica and Rachel's prom night. Joey enters the scene with a hilarious gift for Chandler, a hideous bracelet. The gang's reaction to the bracelet is what makes this episode so enjoyable and so memorable.

The timing of the jokes and the witty banter of the characters makes this episode a stand-out. The mix of emotions that the gang feels as they watch the video, from joy to slight embarrassment, is a testament to the strength of the show's writing. This episode is a classic example of why Friends is a fan-favorite sitcom.

The episode was rated 8.33 from 1626 votes.