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47 Things I Love About The Show 'Friends'

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Courtney Ferrante
Mar 14, 2016
University of South Florida
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47 Things I Love About The Show 'Friends'

We all have that one television show that we always turn to watch. No matter how many times you have watched and rewatched the 236 episodes, you can always count on it to be great. For me that show is "Friends." "Friends" is a show that anyone and everyone can relate to. It has love, friendship, breakups and laughter, all while happening in my favorite place: New York City. "Friends" is the ultimate squad goals. So, here are 47 reasons why I love the show friends. Enjoy.

1. Squad Goals

2. Strip Happy Days

3. Monica Gellar

4. Ross and Rachel

5. "Welcome To The Real World. It Sucks. You're Gonna Love It."

6. Princess Consuela Banana Hammock

7. "SEVEN!"

8. Regina Phalange

9. The Hug Montage

10. The Day Phoebe Has Triplets

11. "How You Doin'?"

12. Chandlers Sarcasm

13. Monica, Chandler and London

14. When Everyone Finds Out About Chandler And Monica

15. Phoebe's "Sexy" Voice

16. Joey Tribbiani

17. "PIVOT! PIVOT!"

18. Woman Empowerment

19. No Food Sharing

20. Monica's Proposal


22. Sneeze-Muffin

23. Something Is Wrong With The Phalange...

24. Ross' Horrible Tan

25. Janice

26. Ugly Naked Guy

27. The Prom Video

28. Smelly Cat

29. Turkey Head

30. "WHY, GOD? WHY? WE HAD A DEAL!"

31. "We Were On A Break!"

32. Always Read All The Pages - Front And Back

33. When Ross and Rachel Sing "Baby Got Back" To Emma

34. The "Could I BE Wearing Anymore Clothes" Debacle

35. When Chandler and Joey Lose Ben

36. Rachel's Pregnant

37. Secret Language

38. The Great Poking Device

39. "Hug And Roll."

40. Miss Chanandler Bong

41. Phoebe's Friend Advice

42. Unagi

43. "HE'S A TRANSPONSTER!!"

44. Crap Bag

45. "It's Not That Common, It Doesn't Happen to Every Guy, and It Is A Big Deal!"

46. Cheesecake

47. "She's Your Lobster."

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