S9 E2-The One Where Emma Cries

Main Story:Rachel's baby Emma starts crying after she wakes up and never stops, until her Aunt Monica makes her stop crying.

Side Story:Chandler is Transferred to Tusla and Monica does not want to move to Tusla. Ross and Joey are on bad terms and Ross accidentally breaks his thumb.

Season 9 Episode One-The One where no one Proposes

Main Story: The Season starts with Rachel delivering her baby Emma Geller-Green. Ross's mother gives Ross an engagement ring so that he can ask out Rachel for marriage. But Ross Does not want to ask out Rachel. He keeps the ring in his coat. Joey by mistake proposes Rachel when he intends not to, and Rachel says yes-As she does not want to break Joey's heart. The episode ends with All the three of them coming together and sorting things out, and Emma finally agreeing to feed on Rachel's milk.





Side Story: Monica And Chandler begin their attempt of having a baby, and once Monica's father actually catches them doing it in a hospital closet.

Smelly Cat!

We all know that Phoebe Buffay is a guitarist. In the show, she is known for her 'Smelly Cat'. Once one recording firm even calls her for recording that song. So here's the video!! Hope You like it.

Here are the lyrics-

Smelly Cat, Smelly Cat

What are they feeding you?

Smelly Cat, Smelly Cat

It's not your fault

Smelly Smelly Smelly

Really bad Smelling Smelly Cat

It's not your Fault

Smelly Cat, Smelly Cat

What are they feeding you?

Smelly Cat, Smelly Cat

It's not your fault

They Won't take you

to the Vet

You're obviously not

Their favourite Pet

Smelly Cat, Smelly Cat

It's not your fault! Oh no!

You may not be a bed of roses

You're not friend to those with noses

I promise you before you die

All the world will smell as one

Smelly Smelly Smelly

Really bad Smelling Smelly Cat

What are they feeding you?

Smelly Cat, Smelly Cat

It's not your fault

Last Seasons AHOY!

Season 9 and 10 are the last seasons of my favourite TV show-Friends! These seasons play a crucial role in the storyplay, as they are the last ones! So I'm gonna post about each episode in season 9 and 10, so that you can know the story without watchin the tv show.

Season 9
Monica and Chandler fail to have a child of their own after their fertility specialist says they could not. Phoebe begins dating Mike. Rachel moves out of Ross's apartment along with her daughter and moves to Joey's apartment again. Ross likes a girl Charlie who likes Joey. But Rachel begins liking Joey. In the end, Ross kisses Charlie and Rachel and Joey come together.




Season 10
The season opens in Barbados following on from the end of season 9. Ross and Charlie, a fellow paleontologist (and at the time Joey's girlfriend) kiss. Joey sees this and goes to Rachel's room, where the two of them also kiss. However, they both decide to talk to Ross about the situation to make sure he is okay with it. When Ross finds out after seeing them kiss, he tries to hide the fact that he is hurt, but they realize he is when he starts acting all weird around them. Joey eventually talks to Ross about the situation and Ross says that he will be okay with the relationship. After several obstacles that prevent Joey and Rachel from consummating the relationship, they decide to remain friends. By the end of the sixth episode of this season, Ross becomes single again after Charlie decides to get back together with her ex-boyfriend. Mike tells Phoebe that he wants to marry her which culminates in their mid-season wedding.

Monica and Chandler, after finding out that they are infertile, decide to try to adopt a child. They select a woman named Erica. Following this, they decide that they will need to move to a house in Westchester. Rachel is head-hunted for a job with Gucci, but in the restaurant where she is being interviewed, her boss (Mr. Zelner) is seated at the next table. She gets fired from Ralph Lauren and also doesn't get the job with Gucci, which leaves her unemployed. She accidentally meets Mark, her old work colleague from Bloomingdale's in Season 3, who offers her a job with Louis Vuitton in Paris. Ross, still being secretly in love with her, doesn't want her to leave.

In the season's (and series') final episode, Erica delivers Monica's and Chandler's baby, although—to their surprise—she actually had twins, a boy and a girl. Monica and Chandler name the children Erica and Jack (after Monica's father) and go back to their apartment to finish moving. Phoebe and Ross go to the airport to try to convince Rachel to stay, but they end up going to the wrong airport. After Phoebe successfully causes a delay in the departure, they eventually meet Rachel at the gate before she boards, but even though Ross tells her how he feels, Rachel still boards. Ross goes back home only to find a message from Rachel saying she made a mistake. As she is hindered by a stewardess from getting off the plane, the connection breaks. Rachel then stands in Ross' doorway says "I got off the plane" and they kiss and declare their love for each other.

The series ends with Chandler's and Monica's last goodbyes as they prepare to leave their apartment for their new home.

Phoebe Buffay

She'z my favourite character! :D :D

Phoebe Buffay-Hannigan is a fictional character on the popular US television sitcom Friends (1994–2004), played by Lisa Kudrow. She is perhaps best known for her guitar playing in Central Perk and her elaborate improbable stories about her previous lives. Phoebe was known throughout the series as the eccentric, sometimes unintelligent but street smart, friend.

Season 1

Phoebe is introduced as the quirky one of the group. She has little family history revealed, except for the fact that her mother killed herself and that she has a twin sister. She is a masseuse, and she plays guitar in the coffee house.She is very bad at playing but her friends never say so.

Season 2

It is revealed that she is married to Duncan, a gay ice dancer. They divorce, because he's straight and he wants to marry somebody else. She also starts searching for her family and finds her younger half-brother, Frank Buffay, Jr.

Season 3

Phoebe hangs out with her half-brother, Frank, Jr., for the first time. She also finds out about a friend of her adoptive mother's, Phoebe Abbott, who lives on the beach. The group (including Ross's new girlfriend, Bonnie) takes a trip to the beach, where Phoebe finds out that Phoebe Abbott is her birth mother. Rachel convinces Bonnie to shave her head which then leads to Ross and rachel getting back together.

Season 4

Frank, Jr., and his wife, Alice, tell Phoebe that they are trying for a baby without success (The One With Phoebe's Uterus). Frank, Jr., asks Phoebe if she will consider being the surrogate for Frank and Alice's baby, to which Phoebe eventually agrees. Phoebe has the embryos implanted and waits to see if she gets pregnant. She takes a pregnancy test, which is positive (The One With the Embryos). Phoebe goes for an ultrasound scan, which reveals that she is pregnant with triplets. This is amazing because, as Phoebe puts it, "The doctor said there was little chance of one attaching. But three ..." Phoebe is not allowed to fly on an airplane to London for Ross's wedding due to her pregnancy, so she and Rachel stay in New York. Phoebe is left alone when Rachel flies to London to tell Ross that she still loves him.

Season 5

Phoebe feels left out when her friends talk about London, so they arrange for her and the rest of them to go to Atlantic City. But her water breaks, and she is rushed to hospital. She gives birth to triplets: Chandler, Leslie, and Frank Jr., Jr. She also dates policeman Gary, after finding his badge and pretending to be a police officer. They move in together, but break up when he shoots a bird.

Season 6

Phoebe babysits the one-year-old triplets. She convinces Chandler and Monica to help her. But Monica takes Chandler to the hospital when a tiny plastic gun is stuck in his throat, leaving her alone with the babies.

Season 7

When Monica and Chandler get engaged, an excited Phoebe believes that she should be able to sing at the wedding. Monica reluctantly agrees to allow Phoebe to sing. Joey breaks the news that Phoebe isn't really singing at the wedding, and an angry Phoebe sings: "Whenever I get married, guess who won't get to sing? Somebody named Geller, and somebody else named Bing!" Phoebe discovers a positive pregnancy test in the trash. Believing that Monica is pregnant, she tells everyone about Monica's "pregnancy." Eventually, Rachel admits that she's the one who is pregnant, and she begs Phoebe to keep it a secret. To protect Rachel, Phoebe claims that she is pregnant. Wanting to be there for his friend, Joey proposes. Phoebe agrees to marry him, but becomes angry when Joey proposes to Rachel when he finds out that she's pregnant. Phoebe is anxious to find out who the father of Rachel's baby is, and she eventually finds out that it's Ross. (At first she thinks it's Tag's, and she even calls him up to tell him that Rachel has to talk to him)

Season 8

Phoebe meets her twin's fiancee, Eric, and learns that Ursula has lied to him about many things. Eric breaks up with Ursula and decides to date Phoebe. On their first date, Eric admits that he can't look at Phoebe without seeing Ursula, and seeing Ursula angers him. They end up kissing, until Phoebe has to leave for a massage appointment. She comes back and finds out that Ursula came in after she left. Eric, thinking it was Phoebe, had sex with her. Realizing their relationship is too weird, Phoebe breaks it off with Eric. Phoebe reads her tea leaves and predicts that she's about to meet the man of her dreams. She assumes that the man of her dreams is Jim, a man she has been seeing everywhere while out on her errands. When she talks to him, he asks her out despite being bemused when she misunderstands the pretty obvious meaning of a remark he makes, but when they go on the date, he turns out to be a nasty, unpleasant person who makes highly inappropriate vulgar comments to intimidate her for his own amusement, and he also claims, most likely lying in yet another attempt to intimidate her, to be a writer of "erotic novels for children" which are "wildly unpopular." At her new drycleaner's, Phoebe meets a different man named Parker, who unlike bullying Jim seems to be a nice guy, which causes Phoebe to decide to date him instead. But while Parker does appear to be a genuinely nice guy, he is also unbelievably over-enthusiastic, and also impulsive and oblivious to the fact that he's irritating people, most likely unknowingly suffering from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. They attend Jack and Judy Geller's anniversary dinner, and after they both witness Monica's ridiculous, disastrous attempt at a speech which bemuses them and everyone else in the room, Phoebe takes Parker back to her apartment and breaks up with him when she tires of his constant enthusiasm. When Rachel's due date comes and goes without her giving birth, Phoebe and Monica bet on when the baby will come. Phoebe bets that it will come later, and she keeps winning. While Rachel is in labor, Phoebe meets a cute man with a broken leg. She convinces Joey to find out his name and hospital room number, as well as personal information from the man himself. When he eventually finds out, he is very angry with Pheobe.

Season 9

Joey sets Phoebe up with a random guy from the coffee house, who turns out to be Mike Hannigan. They have a good time together, but they break up when Mike doesn't want to get married again. They come back together because he can't live without Phoebe.

Season 10

Mike and Phoebe get married in an outdoor winter wedding. After seeing Monica and Chandler's twins for the first time, they decide to have a baby.

Joey Tribbiani

Joseph Francis "Joey" Tribbiani, Jr is a fictional character on the popular American television sitcom Friends (1994–2004), and the title character in the spin-off, Joey (2004–2006), and is played by Matt LeBlanc.
He is one of the most loved characters due to his amiability, his fun character, his happy-go-lucky and his stupid immatureness. Joey comes from an Italian-American family of 8 children, of which he is the only male. He is a Roman Catholic. He is from, and presumably born in, Queens. As a child, he was extremely accident prone. He had an imaginary friend named Maurice, who was a space cowboy. He meets most of the friends (with the exception of Rachel) as a result of becoming Chandler's roommate. He meets Rachel a while later, at Central Perk.
Joey is a stereotypical actor: oversexed, under-educated, and constantly looking for work. He is ordained as a minister in, "The One With the Truth About London," and he officiates at both Monica and Chandler's and Phoebe and Mike's weddings. It is revealed in, "The One After "I Do," that Joey has a size seven foot, which he is secretive and defensive about. He also has a soft toy penguin named Huggsy (his "bedtime penguin pal"), which he is very fond of and does not like to share. In, "The One With Ross and Monica's Cousin," it is revealed that Joey is circumcised.


Friends--Season 1
Joey is introduced when he, Chandler, Phoebe and Monica are talking about Paul the Wine Guy. He tries to hit on Rachel after she runs away from her wedding in, "The Pilot." Joey, Chandler and Ross end up in the hospital when Ross is hit in the nose by a hockey puck. It is at the hockey game that Joey and Chandler find out that Ross has only slept with one woman: his ex-wife, Carol Willick (The One With George Stephanopoulos). Joey and Monica later go on a double date with Bob and Angela, and Joey tricks Monica into believing that Bob and Angela are siblings. When Monica discovers the truth, she and Joey decide to break the couple up (The One With the East German Laundry Detergent).
Joey stars in a play called Freud!, which is terrible. He later earns a role in an Al Pacino movie, playing his butt double (The One With the Butt). During a city-wide blackout, Joey tells Ross that he will never be with Rachel because they are in the, "friend zone" (The One With the Blackout). In "The One Where Underdog Gets Away," Joey is seen on a V.D. poster. On New Years Eve, he kisses Chandler so he will stop whining about how no one has kissed him at midnight (The One With the Monkey). When Joey and Chandler's table breaks, they buy a foosball table and eat their meals at the counter instead (The One With the Dozen Lasagnas).

Joey finds out that his father is having an affair with another woman, and that his mother is happy about this (The One With the Boobies).

Joey dates Ursula, Phoebe's twin sister, which upsets Phoebe. When Ursula decides that the relationship is over, Phoebe poses as her twin and tells Joey about the end of the relationship. The deception is exposed when Phoebe kisses Joey (The One With Two Parts, Part 2).

Joey also helps a woman during labor in "The One With the Birth."

Season 2
Joey is hired on as a cologne sprayer at a department store, before he earns the role of Dr. Drake Ramoray on Days of Our Lives. Wanting to be independent, he moves into his own apartment. He loses his role on DoOL as a result of claiming to write most of his lines, and his character is killed off when he falls down an elevator shaft (The One Where Dr. Ramoray Dies). Because he is in debt, and also because he misses his best friend, Joey moves back into the apartment he shared with Chandler.
Season 3
Joey teaches Soap Opera Acting (The One With the Race Car Bed). He is also up for the role as Nick the boxer on All My Children. When he finds out that one of his students is up for the same role, he attempts to sabotage the student's efforts by encouraging him to play the character gay. The casting director loves the student's portrayal of Nick, and they hire him instead of Joey.
Season 4
When Monica is bullied by the staff members at Alessandro's, Joey decides to help her out by taking on a job as a waiter and then allowing her to fire him so she can earn the respect of the staff. It is at Alessandro's that he takes on the nickname Dragon. Later on, he works as a tour guide at the museum.
Season 6
Joey is given a job in the episode The One With the Joke, and then he becomes a waiter at Central Perk. After this, he becomes the lead actor in a show called Mac and C.H.E.E.S.E.
Season 7
Joey auditions for the role of Striker Ramoray, a new character on Days of Our Lives. He doesn't get that role, but he is brought back as Dr. Drake Ramoray (The One With Rachel's Assistant). He is even nominated for an award for Best Returning Character.
Season 8
Joey starts to develop feelings for Rachel, and he is heartbroken when she does not feel the same. Things are awkward for a while, but not for long.
Season 9
Joey and Phoebe, wanting to convince Ross and Rachel that they should be together, set them up on disastrous blind dates. Later on, Joey sends messages that Chandler has written about Ross sleeping with dinosaurs. He also begins to date Charlie, Ross's co-worker. The relationship ends, and he and Rachel find that they are both attracted to each other.
Season 10
Joey and Rachel have a brief relationship, which ends when they have trouble progressing beyond the kissing stage because they are acutely aware that the other person is a good friend. When Chandler and Monica announce that they are moving into a house, Joey presents them with a unique housewarming gift: a chick and a duck, who are named Chick, Jr. and Duck, Jr. The pets remain in Joey's apartment.

Chandler Bing!

Chandler Muriel Bing, is the son of erotic novelist Nora Tyler-Bing and a cross-dressing Vegas burlesque star named Charles "Helena Handbasket" Bing. He worked as an IT procurement manager from season 1-8, but leaves his job and becomes a junior Advertising copywriter in S9-10. He is Ross's best friend since college. Monica first had a crush on him, but then lost it, as he called monica "Fat".
Chandler is one of the wealthiest friends, because he has been saving money from his job for the last six years. He becomes angry when Monica expects him to spend his savings on her dream wedding, convincing her that they should save the money for their life after the wedding.