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A blackout traps Chandler in an ATM vestibule with model Jill Goodacre; a cat comes between Ross and Rachel. Paolo: Cosimo Fusco. Mr. Heckles: Larry Hankin. Chandler: Matthew Perry. (Repeat).

Monica and Ross mourn the loss of their grandmother. Judy: Christina Pickles. Jack: Elliott Gould. Aunt Lillian: Elinor Donahue. Ross: David Schwimmer. Monica: Courteney Cox. (Repeat).

Phoebe tries to tutor Joey in French for a foreign-film audition, but ends up hating how he mangles the language of love. Meanwhile, the Bings give Erica (Anna Faris) a tour of New York that has Chandler a little too excited about seeing the sights; and Dr. Green's heart attack leads to a pulse-raising face-off for Ross and Rachel.

Phoebe goes a little overboard while trying to legally change to her married name; Ross's archrival pops up with a new proposal for Rachel; and the former tenant of the Bings' new house helps Joey deal with their move.

Rachel's big news sends Ross scrambling to get her rehired by a former boss; Phoebe plots to shield Joey from a sad truth about his agent; and the Bings make a horrifying discovery about their future neighbors. Ross: David Schwimmer. Joey: Matt LeBlanc.

The gang plans a going-away party for Rachel, but rather than face them together she offers each a private goodbye, but one of the guys takes it the wrong way when he's excluded. Also: Monica prepares for life in the suburbs; and she and Chandler keep a watchful eye on the mother (Anna Faris) of their future adopted child.

In the series finale, Rachel must choose between New York and Paris, and Ross gives her a reason to stay. Meanwhile, the Bings pack up for their move to the suburbs.

A classic sitcom that reflected the lives of six twentysomething friends: three men and three women, living in New York. Sometimes touching and often hilarious, it addressed universal themes like falling in---or out of---love, finding a job and dealing with (as well as becoming) parents, and inspired numerous friends-themed knockoffs, none of which conveyed the warmth and humor of the original. A

Pete (Charles Aiken) is embarrassed by a poor showing at a baseball game in front of his athletic father (Andy Romano); Randy (Jarrod Johnson), eager for a paper route, awaits his parents' okay; Nancy (Jill Whelan) decides to prove her divorced dad is parent enough for her. Alice Price: Anne Schedeen. Mrs. Richards: Karen Morrow. Wilks: Dennis Redfield. Doris: Patricia Crowley. Cynthia: Alicia Fle

Rachel returns her engagement ring; Ross's ex-wife has a revelation for him. Barry: Mitchell Whitfield. Susan: Jessica Hecht. Marsha: Merrill Markoe. Carol: Anita Barone. Jack: Elliott Gould. (Repeat).

Monica's friends find her new beau appealing; Phoebe finds a little something extra in her soda. Alan: Geoffrey Lower. Paula: Jenifer Lewis. Chandler: Matthew Perry. Phoebe: Lisa Kudrow. (Repeat).

Chandler and Joey take Ross to a hockey game---with painful results; the ladies get someone else's pizza. Nurse: Mary Pat Gleason. Pizza Guy: Sean Whalen. Phoebe: Lisa Kudrow.

Ross does laundry with Rachel; Joey uses Monica to get his old girlfriend back. Janice: Maggie Wheeler. Angela: Kim Gillingham. Bob: Jack Armstrong. (Repeat).

Joey's new agent gets him a cheeky role in a movie; Chandler dates a woman with lots of baggage. Aurora: Sofia Milos. Joey: Matt LeBlanc. Monica: Courteney Cox. (Repeat).

A blackout traps Chandler in an ATM vestibule with model Jill Goodacre; a cat comes between Ross and Rachel. Paolo: Cosimo Fusco. Mr. Heckles: Larry Hankin. Chandler: Matthew Perry. (Repeat).

Monica and Ross mourn the loss of their grandmother. Judy: Christina Pickles. Jack: Elliott Gould. Aunt Lillian: Elinor Donahue. Ross: David Schwimmer. Monica: Courteney Cox. (Repeat).

In an effort to impress Lacey, Brent agrees to baby-sit Wanda's troubled 6-year-old, Tanner, and the town takes an unusual interest in the outcome. Brent uses his time with Tanner to develop his nurturing side but the results are painful, mostly for Brent. (Repeat).

A poorly spray-painted "Grad '68" on the Dog River water tower has been an eyesore for years. But when rookie cop Karen makes it her mission to crack the graffiti cold case, she finds many of the locals united in a mysterious conspiracy of silence. (Repeat).

The Dog River sewer system backs up, and no one can use their toilets, so Karen and Davis bring in a porta-potty that everyone fights over. Meanwhile, Lacey bribes Brent to keep the only working toilet in town a secret; and Emma tricks Oscar into updating their family portrait when she finds an unused gift certificate. (Repeat).

Hank watches an apocalyptic movie, and soon the citizens of Dog River decide they need an emergency plan in case the end of the world is near. Meanwhile, Hank and Oscar build a disaster shelter; and Emma traps Brent and Lacey in her basement when she tires of their bickering. (Repeat).

Canadian English version of the game show where unsuspecting members of the public hail a cab and find they're playing for money - if they can keep answering questions correctly before they reach their destination. Too many incorrect answers and they may just be walking the rest of the way.

Canadian English version of the game show where unsuspecting members of the public hail a cab and find they're playing for money - if they can keep answering questions correctly before they reach their destination. Too many incorrect answers and they may just be walking the rest of the way.

In an effort to impress Lacey, Brent agrees to baby-sit Wanda's troubled 6-year-old, Tanner, and the town takes an unusual interest in the outcome. Brent uses his time with Tanner to develop his nurturing side but the results are painful, mostly for Brent. (Repeat).

A poorly spray-painted "Grad '68" on the Dog River water tower has been an eyesore for years. But when rookie cop Karen makes it her mission to crack the graffiti cold case, she finds many of the locals united in a mysterious conspiracy of silence. (Repeat).

The Dog River sewer system backs up, and no one can use their toilets, so Karen and Davis bring in a porta-potty that everyone fights over. Meanwhile, Lacey bribes Brent to keep the only working toilet in town a secret; and Emma tricks Oscar into updating their family portrait when she finds an unused gift certificate. (Repeat).

Hank watches an apocalyptic movie, and soon the citizens of Dog River decide they need an emergency plan in case the end of the world is near. Meanwhile, Hank and Oscar build a disaster shelter; and Emma traps Brent and Lacey in her basement when she tires of their bickering. (Repeat).

Canadian English version of the game show where unsuspecting members of the public hail a cab and find they're playing for money - if they can keep answering questions correctly before they reach their destination. Too many incorrect answers and they may just be walking the rest of the way.

Canadian English version of the game show where unsuspecting members of the public hail a cab and find they're playing for money - if they can keep answering questions correctly before they reach their destination. Too many incorrect answers and they may just be walking the rest of the way.

In an effort to impress Lacey, Brent agrees to baby-sit Wanda's troubled 6-year-old, Tanner, and the town takes an unusual interest in the outcome. Brent uses his time with Tanner to develop his nurturing side but the results are painful, mostly for Brent. (Repeat).

A poorly spray-painted "Grad '68" on the Dog River water tower has been an eyesore for years. But when rookie cop Karen makes it her mission to crack the graffiti cold case, she finds many of the locals united in a mysterious conspiracy of silence. (Repeat).

The Dog River sewer system backs up, and no one can use their toilets, so Karen and Davis bring in a porta-potty that everyone fights over. Meanwhile, Lacey bribes Brent to keep the only working toilet in town a secret; and Emma tricks Oscar into updating their family portrait when she finds an unused gift certificate. (Repeat).

Hank watches an apocalyptic movie, and soon the citizens of Dog River decide they need an emergency plan in case the end of the world is near. Meanwhile, Hank and Oscar build a disaster shelter; and Emma traps Brent and Lacey in her basement when she tires of their bickering. (Repeat).

The death of a beloved teacher from Dan and Jackie's high school brings old classmates together. Elsewhere, Becky asks Darlene and Ben for a big favor. (Repeat).

Pressured to not look "like a dad" for an upcoming event, James takes his kids on a shopping trip. (Repeat).

The children are ruining James and Astrid's alone time; Dawn and Bo decide to renew their vows. (Repeat).

While Astrid is away on a business trip, James struggles to keep the Tooth Fairy tradition alive. (Repeat).