So Friends - how does it end then ??????
07 May 2004, 01:01 PM
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So Friends - how does it end then ??????
So Friends - how does it end then ?????? Does anyone know , its all the talk but no-one is saying !!!!!
Come on spill the beans !!
Come on spill the beans !!
07 May 2004, 01:05 PM
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Ross and thingy get back together...
Heard one of the girls in the office talking about it..... and heard on the radio this morning that one of the rival American networks knew that they couldn't compete so they screened nothing for the hour and instead posted up pictures of their own staff watching Friends
85,000,000 people tuned in apparently
Would of been a good time for Osama to pull a quick one
Heard one of the girls in the office talking about it..... and heard on the radio this morning that one of the rival American networks knew that they couldn't compete so they screened nothing for the hour and instead posted up pictures of their own staff watching Friends
85,000,000 people tuned in apparently
Would of been a good time for Osama to pull a quick one
07 May 2004, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted by j4mou
they all die a horrible slow death.
I hope.
I hope.
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07 May 2004, 01:20 PM
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What 'Friends' would live in the same flat for 10+ years anyway, and still get on?! Unheard of
They're all approaching 40 FFS! How many 40 year olds do you know that still flat share?
Worst news is that Channel4 are replacing the tiny amount of Friends episode they show (NOT!) with The Simpsons. Now, nothing wrong with the Simpsons, but :
a) it's not as cool as it was
b) it's on Sky1 24/7
c) When was the last time you watched the Simpsons and it wasn't a repeat!
C'mon Ch4, get with it, and stop relying on the shows of the past, move to the future. Do you not know we're sick of Friends at 8am, 9am, 10am, 12pm, 3pm, 9pm etc. It'll be the same with The Simpsons.
They're all approaching 40 FFS! How many 40 year olds do you know that still flat share?
Worst news is that Channel4 are replacing the tiny amount of Friends episode they show (NOT!) with The Simpsons. Now, nothing wrong with the Simpsons, but :
a) it's not as cool as it was
b) it's on Sky1 24/7
c) When was the last time you watched the Simpsons and it wasn't a repeat!
C'mon Ch4, get with it, and stop relying on the shows of the past, move to the future. Do you not know we're sick of Friends at 8am, 9am, 10am, 12pm, 3pm, 9pm etc. It'll be the same with The Simpsons.
07 May 2004, 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by imlach
b) it's on Sky1 24/7
c) When was the last time you watched the Simpsons and it wasn't a repeat!
c) When was the last time you watched the Simpsons and it wasn't a repeat!
we should have written the ending for them .......
07 May 2004, 02:52 PM
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No idea how it ends and don't actually care but what I would say is despite thinking it would be American drivel I was challenged to watch an episode.
I did just that and thought it was written superbly, very funny indeed.
The few episodes I've managed to watch have all be very good, much better than anything we have, bar the Office.
I did just that and thought it was written superbly, very funny indeed.
The few episodes I've managed to watch have all be very good, much better than anything we have, bar the Office.
07 May 2004, 03:09 PM
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I watched it last night and also saw the whole cast of Friends on Jay Leno. Well worth watching.
Obviously even a very successful show has its detractors.
Personally I think it was one of the best sit coms in the entire, and yes I do mean 'entire', history of television broadcasting.
It is also one of the few programmes where I still enjoy the repeats.
Obviously even a very successful show has its detractors.
Personally I think it was one of the best sit coms in the entire, and yes I do mean 'entire', history of television broadcasting.
It is also one of the few programmes where I still enjoy the repeats.
07 May 2004, 03:09 PM
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As Chuck says, with a few additions
The twins are called Erica (hey, the pregnant girl was called Erica too!) and Jack (after Monica's dad)
Gunther declares his love for Rachel
Joey gets to keep chick 2 and duck 2 (duck 2 is rather cute looking)
Not a massive fan anyway. Kind of a letdown really, as the main 'ending' was R&R getting together AGAIN, like that really was not going to happen. The rest of the gang did not really have an 'ending' as such.
Will be interested to see the new 'Joey' series, hope that chick n duck are in it
The twins are called Erica (hey, the pregnant girl was called Erica too!
) and Jack (after Monica's dad)Gunther declares his love for Rachel
Joey gets to keep chick 2 and duck 2 (duck 2 is rather cute looking)
Not a massive fan anyway. Kind of a letdown really, as the main 'ending' was R&R getting together AGAIN, like that really was not going to happen. The rest of the gang did not really have an 'ending' as such.
Will be interested to see the new 'Joey' series, hope that chick n duck are in it
07 May 2004, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Jerome
I watched it last night and also saw the whole cast of Friends on Jay Leno. Well worth watching.
Obviously even a very successful show has its detractors.
Personally I think it was one of the best sit coms in the entire, and yes I do mean 'entire', history of television broadcasting.
It is also one of the few programmes where I still enjoy the repeats.
Obviously even a very successful show has its detractors.
Personally I think it was one of the best sit coms in the entire, and yes I do mean 'entire', history of television broadcasting.
It is also one of the few programmes where I still enjoy the repeats.
07 May 2004, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by douglasb
Friends is not as funny or as cleverly written as the Beeb's "Coupling". (IMHO, of course )
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08 May 2004, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Spoon
That's funny too but not as funny, although as a Cheshire resident you can be forgiven in thinking that.
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