They say white what you know!

I feel there is a criticism veiled in this post!

It's August 12th, gotta take the news as it is.

It certainly derailed her character a bit, but if it wasn't for that she wouldn't have had much of a spotlight until the end of the run…

I was really upset midway through my watch of Friends that her character seemed to just be relegated to background bits and C-plots after that whole in vitro/triplets nonsense. Then I became very happy in seasons 9 and 10 :3

I have a scenario: he finds the person who ate his sandwich.

I think Monica isn't as good a character as Joey, but I absolutely prefer Courtney Cox as an actress.

He seems really limited as an actor, yeah. And Chandler started as a pretty fresh voice in the mid-90s, but his bit seemed to grow pretty old the longer the show went on and he had a homophobic streak that became less and less easy to overlook as time marched on.

Coming fresh off a rewatch, I'd say Phoebe is far and away the best character. Monica's character traits are exaggerated so far by the end of the show that it's a wonder she's not on a heavy medication regimen to control her obsessive tendencies. Joey reaches a point where he's so dumb that it seems likely he has some…

Cancel that and maybe have Aniston's movie career tank a bit more and maybe we'll have a Friends revival~

I just so desperately want Netflix/Hulu/The Powers That Be to make a sequel to Friends with the original cast. All we need is for Showtime to cancel that other show with Matt Leblanc and everyone will be available, right? Right?!

I think a Christopher Guest movie about furries would practically write itself. (Pun intended?)

So it's not really a movie about furries, it's a movie about mascots.

Her being fat is the point, I agree!

Hard enough that The Simpsons (which also tries to do the same thing) had a pretty slow release of all the back catalog seasons.

Embiggen?

"How the Most Successful People Poop at Work" on my screen.

So not every ep of Harmontown has the D&D stuff? I'm in like 3 campaigns right now and I'm really interested in eavesdropping on campaigns other people have played but I've got less interest in the general comedy/ramblings of the podcast scene…

Or maybe the rich gradients of color and shadow, the textures of the outfits and facial features, the fine details of the ad copy, etc. Different people watch shows different ways. For some, just watching a show on their phone is the most they'll ever need from it. For others, they prefer higher fidelity. It's like…

Streaming's fantastic but it still doesn't match the fidelity of a Blu-Ray.