I know there’s an episode where there’s a parallel of Ross taking care of a monkey to examine his fears of taking care of a
Category: critique

13-ish because there’s a few two-parters in here. First, mandatory disclaimer, this is an opinion and I appreciate any and all people who disagree to

Does that title sound complicated? It is. This isn’t a ranking of season finales, nor is it a ranking of premieres. Essentially, it’s a look

I don’t think seasons 6 through 10 are bad, but they are very different from 1 through 5. I was once told (back in the

“[M]en and women can’t be friends because the sex part always gets in the way… so the friendship is ultimately doomed and that is the end

Friends was a ensemble cast of 6 to act as one unit. When one character is singled out–say, Joey in a play–the rest react in