Yes, Jim has been shown to be quite a sports fan. The day of Andy's seminar, Jim was avoiding his elementary school friend by hanging out in his car and calling in to a radio show about sports.

Yes, Jim has been shown to be quite a sports fan. The day of Andy's seminar, Jim was avoiding his elementary school friend by hanging out in his car and calling in to a radio show about sports.

@avclub-a1967e6de4ca99fb2635d94b99453928:disqus In the intros (as well as the movie) they do mention that the worlds are rendered habitable by human terraforming. It's not a naturally occurring phenomenon.

@avclub-a1967e6de4ca99fb2635d94b99453928:disqus In the intros (as well as the movie) they do mention that the worlds are rendered habitable by human terraforming. It's not a naturally occurring phenomenon.

Joey had one: Ken Adams.

Joey had one: Ken Adams.

Much, much later. Wasn't until the tail end of season 7, When Chandler struggled with inviting him to the wedding.

Much, much later. Wasn't until the tail end of season 7, When Chandler struggled with inviting him to the wedding.

The episode @avclub-d009e8b6ce98ad61a7b7a69cd1ad10d9:disqus is talking is from season 7. It takes place on Rachel's 30th birthday (the youngest) and is filled with flashbacks to the rest of the groups various 30th birthdays (which were never seen in actual episodes, similar to that Community episode).

The episode @avclub-d009e8b6ce98ad61a7b7a69cd1ad10d9:disqus is talking is from season 7. It takes place on Rachel's 30th birthday (the youngest) and is filled with flashbacks to the rest of the groups various 30th birthdays (which were never seen in actual episodes, similar to that Community episode).

Yeah, I believe Joey's line was that he didn't want to "go commando in another man's fatigues," meaning his rented tux.

Yeah, I believe Joey's line was that he didn't want to "go commando in another man's fatigues," meaning his rented tux.

Yeah, I gave you the rundown without scrolling all the way down here to see it was already covered. Whoops!

Yeah, I gave you the rundown without scrolling all the way down here to see it was already covered. Whoops!

@Scrawler2:disqus is kinda right, though. She indicates on several occasions that she is suppressing the "real" Phoebe because her soft, yuppie, Manhattanite friends couldn't handle her.

@Scrawler2:disqus is kinda right, though. She indicates on several occasions that she is suppressing the "real" Phoebe because her soft, yuppie, Manhattanite friends couldn't handle her.

This one is a favorite of my family. Every time we move any piece of furniture, either my brother or my dad (often both) will yell "Pivot! Pivot! Pivot!" until we're done.

This one is a favorite of my family. Every time we move any piece of furniture, either my brother or my dad (often both) will yell "Pivot! Pivot! Pivot!" until we're done.

Chandler gets up to get ready, and we he comes back, Joey is sitting in his chair. Joey refuses to get up. When Joey finally realizes that he needs to get up to get ready, he takes the chair cushions with him ("the essence of the chair").

Chandler gets up to get ready, and we he comes back, Joey is sitting in his chair. Joey refuses to get up. When Joey finally realizes that he needs to get up to get ready, he takes the chair cushions with him ("the essence of the chair").