The sixth season of the American television series Friends , which premiered on NBC on September 23, 1999, and the final episode was released on May 18, 2000, consists of 25 episodes.
| Friends (Season 6) | |||||
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 Sixth season DVD cover | |||||
| Cast | Jennifer Aniston Courtney Cox Lisa Kudrow Matthew Perry Matt LeBlanc David schwimmer | ||||
| A country |  USA | ||||
| TV channel | Nbc | ||||
| First impression | September 23, 1999 - May 18, 2000 | ||||
| Number of episodes | 25 | ||||
| DVD release date | January 27, 2004 | ||||
| Timeline of the seasons | |||||
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Content
- 1 plot
- 2 Cast
- 3 episodes
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
Story
In the morning, Rachel and Ross do not remember anything about last night. But, having learned that they are married, they decide to annul the marriage. Ross, not wanting to be thrice divorced, tells Rachel that the marriage is annulled, although this is not so. It gives Phoebe, and in the end they still get divorced.
Chandler and Monica do not get married, but decide to start living together. Chandler moves to Monica’s apartment , Rachel moves to Phoebe, and Joey finds a new neighbor, the dancer Janine. They start a romance, but Janine demands that Joe no longer communicate with Monica and Chandler, so their relationship ends.
Ross, who was dismissed from the museum, is arranged as a teacher of paleontology at the University .
Joey needs money and takes a job as a waiter at the Central Coffee House . He quits from there, having received the main role in the series “Mac and G.A.Z.” (in the original “Mac and CHEESE”).
There is a fire in Phoebe’s apartment and you can’t live in it for some time. Rachel settles in the apartment of Monica and Chandler, and Phoebe - with Joey. But soon they are changing, and Rachel becomes Joey's neighbor.
Ross begins an affair with his student Elizabeth. At the same time, Rachel is dating this student's father Paul, who hates Ross. By the end of the season, both couples break up.
Chandler decides to propose to Monica, but that she did not guess about anything, declares that she is an opponent of marriage. Upset Monica meets her ex-boyfriend, Richard, who, as it turns out, still loves her. Learning of Chandler’s intentions, Richard “leaves the road”, and Chandler and Monica are engaged.
Cast
- Jennifer Aniston - Rachel Green
- Courtney Cox - Monica Geller
- Lisa Kudrow - Phoebe Buffe
- Matt LeBlanc - Joey Tribbiani
- Matthew Perry - Chandler Bing
- David Schwimmer - Ross Geller
Episodes
| No. in series | No. in season | Title | Producer | written by | Premiere date | US viewers (million) |
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| 122 | one | "The One After Vegas" "The Episode After Vegas" | Kevin S. Bright | Adam Chase | September 23, 1999 | 27.7 [1] |
Ross and Rachel do not remember what happened last night, but friends told them. Now they decide to annul their marriage, made intoxicated. Ross does not want to become thrice divorced and decides not to rush to cancel. Chandler and Monica do not want to rush the wedding, but also do not want to admit it to each other. Joey and Phoebe drive home, Joey falls asleep. Between the fifth and sixth seasons, Courtney Cox married David Arquette and added his last name to her (Courteney Cox Arquette). During the opening credits, the surname "Arket" was assigned to the entire cast. And in the series finale, the cutscene read: "The episode is about Courtney and David, who finally got married." | ||||||
| 123 | 2 | "The One Where Ross Hugs Rachel" "The episode in which Ross hugs Rachel" | Gail Mancuso | Shana Goldberg-Mien | September 30, 1999 | 22.9 [1] |
| Monica and Chandler announce to everyone that they want to live together. Ross thinks how to tell Rachel that they are still married. Phoebe convinces Ross that he still loves Rachel and therefore does not want to annul the marriage. Joey very painfully received the news of Chandler's move, unlike Rachel, who decided that nothing special had happened, which Monica really did not like. In the end, she realizes that this is the “end of an era” and is also upset. Rachel comforts Ross, who hugs and sniffs her hair. | ||||||
| 124 | 3 | "The One with Ross's Denial" "An episode where Ross denies everything." | Gary Halvorson | Seth Kurland | October 7, 1999 | 21.6 [1] |
| Ross is trying to deny that he still has feelings for Rachel. Phoebe asked three strangers to assess his situation. Monica and Chandler think what to do with the vacated bedroom, as a result they quarrel. Rachel decides where to move and Ross offers her his apartment, but later realizes that this is not a good idea. | ||||||
| 125 | four | "The One Where Joey Loses His Insurance" "The episode in which Joey loses his health insurance" | Gary Halvorson | Andrew Reich and Ted Cohen | October 14, 1999 | 21.1 [1] |
| Joey has no job, and he loses his health insurance . Then, like evil, he has a hernia . In order to earn an operation, he has to go to various surveys in a diseased state. Ross is giving a lecture to an audience for the first time. From excitement, he gives his speech a British accent . Rachel discovers that she and Ross are still married. | ||||||
| 126 | 5 | "The One with Joey's Porsche" "The Porsche Joey Episode" | Gary Halvorson | Perry Rein and Gigi McCreeery | October 21, 1999 | 22.4 [1] |
| Rachel and Ross are trying to annul their marriage. Phoebe, Monica and Chandler look after the triplets. Chandler swallows a part from a toy - he urgently needs to go to the hospital. Phoebe is left alone with the children. Joey finds a Porsche keys lost by someone in a coffee shop and decides to “take care” of it a little, which is very useful for meeting girls. When trying to annul the marriage, Rachel confesses to Ross that the idea of getting married belonged to her. | ||||||
| 127 | 6 | "The One on the Last Night" "Episode of the Last Supper" | David schwimmer | Scott Silver | November 4, 1999 | 23.6 [1] |
| Chandler tries to help Joey with money and not offend him by inventing the gambling card game Glass, during which he loses $ 1,500 to him. Monica and Rachel pack. Phoebe accidentally provokes a conflict between them, and then she reconciles them. Ross, hiding from packing things creates an effigy of Ben. | ||||||
| 128 | 7 | "The One Where Phoebe Runs" "The episode in which Phoebe runs" | Gary Halvorson | Sherry Bealsing Graham and Ellen Plummer | November 11, 1999 | 22.7 [1] |
| Rachel moves to Phoebe. On the run, she is amazed at how Phoebe runs, but does not know how to tell her about it. Then she thinks up as if Monica hit her in the foot. Joey finds a new roommate - the beautiful dancer Janine Lekroix ( El MacPherson ) and tries to “not seduce her”. Chandler decides to do a spring cleaning in the apartment, but forgets how and where it stood. Ross and Joey say that he can’t live, since Monica is very picky about the arrangement of things. | ||||||
| 129 | 8 | "The One with Ross's Teeth" “The episode with Ross’s teeth” | Gary Halvorson | Plot : Andrew Reich and Ted Cohen Telescript : Perry Rein and Gigi McCreeery | November 18, 1999 | 22.1 [1] |
| Ross prepares for a date and whitens his teeth too much. Phoebe kisses Ralph Lauren at Rachel’s work, but it turns out that he was a printer wizard. However, the gossip is already running and boss Rachel thinks that she was kissing Ralph for promotion. | ||||||
| 130 | 9 | "The One Where Ross Got High" "The episode in which Ross is smoking" | Kevin S. Bright | Gregory Malins | November 25, 1999 | 19.2 [1] |
| Thanksgiving issue. Ross confesses to Chandler why his parents do not like him (because of this, Monica did not tell her parents that she lives with Chandler): it turns out that in his youth Ross was caught smoked and he said that it was Chandler. Rachel is trying to make a festive dessert , with the recipes sticking together to form a mixture of English truffle and meat casseroles. Phoebe has erotic dreams with Geller Sr. And Joey wants to escape to a party with Jeanine. | ||||||
| 131 | 10 | "The One with the Routine" “The episode with the hack” | Kevin S. Bright | Brian Boyle | December 16, 1999 | 22.4 [1] |
| The issue is dedicated to the New Year. Jeanine will dance at the Dick Clark New Year's show and invites Joe, Monica and Ross to him. The latter decide to remember their school dance and hit the film crew. At this time, Chandler, Rachel and Phoebe are looking for Monica's New Year gifts hidden in the apartment. At the end of the series, Joey kisses Jeanine. | ||||||
| 132 | eleven | "The One with the Apothecary Table" “Episode with a drugstore table” | Kevin S. Bright | Plot : Zachary Rosenblatt TV Script : Brian Boyle | January 6, 2000 | 22.3 [1] |
| Rachel buys a new table at Potterie Barn and is afraid to admit it to Phoebe, because she hates everything factory-made. At the same time, Ross buys the same table. Rachel hides from Phoebe the origin of the tables, inventing various stories about their past. Janine cannot stand communication with Monica and Chandler, Joey chooses friends and Janine has to leave. | ||||||
| 133 | 12 | "The One with the Joke" "An episode with a joke" | Gary Halvorson | Plot : Shana Goldberg-Mien TV Script : Andrew Reich and Ted Cohen | January 13, 2000 | 22.3 [1] |
| Ross’s joke was published in Playboy , and Chandler claims he’s the author of the joke. Throughout the series, they are trying to prove their point of view. Joey gets a job at the Central Coffee House , but then Gunter fires him. But with the help of Rachel, Joey get the job back. Meanwhile, the girls watch Playboy and discuss who they would choose as their girlfriend. Phoebe chooses Rachel because she is more malleable. This provokes a conflict between girlfriends. | ||||||
| 134 | 13 | "The One with Rachel's Sister" "Episode with Sister Rachel" | Gary Halvorson | Plot : Seth Courland TV Script: Sherry Bealsing Graham and Ellen Plummer | February 3, 2000 | 24.1 [1] |
| Joey treats beautiful visitors to the Central Coffee Shop for free. Monica gets sick, but does not want to admit it. Rachel's sister, Jill ( Reese Witherspoon ), quarrels with her father and comes to her. Rachel is worried that there are feelings between her sister and Ross. | ||||||
| 135 | fourteen | "The One Where Chandler Can't Cry" "An episode in which Chandler cannot cry." | Kevin S. Bright | Andrew Reich and Ted Cohen | February 10, 2000 | 23.8 [1] |
| Chandler admits that she cannot cry. Friends think that Phoebe starred in pornographic films. In fact, this is done by her twin sister, Ursula, using the name Phoebe Buffe. Rachel quarrels with her sister and she goes to Ross and kisses him. Ross comes to explain to Rachel, Chandler is crying. | ||||||
| 136 137 | fifteen 16 | "The One That Could Have Been" "An episode in which everything could be different" | Michael Lembek | Gregory Malins and Adam Chase David Crane and Martha Kauffman | February 17, 2000 | 20.7 [1] |
| Friends imagine what would happen if everything went wrong in the past: Ross wouldn’t break up with Carol, Monica would stay fat, Rachel would marry Barry, Joey would continue to star in Days of Our Lives , Chandler would write humorous stories, and Phoebe would become a successful business woman ... Continuing fantasies about what could have been: Rachel “almost” spends the night with Joey, and after returning home discovers that Barry is cheating on her, Carol still understands that she Lesbian , Phoebe is experiencing a heart attack, and Chandler and Monica h Nima love. | ||||||
| 138 | 17 | "The One with Unagi" "Episode c" Unagi "" | Gary Halvorson | Plot : Zachary Rosenblatt TV Script : Adam Chase | February 24, 2000 | 22.1 [1] |
| Issue dedicated to Valentine's Day . Ross is trying to teach Rachel and Phoebe self-defense techniques (“ Unagi is a state of complete creation,” the real state of full creation is called Zanshin). Chandler and Monica agreed to make each other gifts made by their own hands, but both forget about it. Monica gives a sock rabbit, and Chandler finds a cassette of songs. Monica is very grateful to him (for 2-3 days), but then it turns out that this tape was once recorded by Janice for Chandler. Joey wants to take part in the medical experiments on the twins (which will bring $ 2,000), but Joey does not have a twin brother. He hires an actor, Carl, who is very similar to Joey and tries to pass him off as his brother. | ||||||
| 139 | eighteen | "The One Where Ross Dates a Student" "The episode in which Ross dates a student" | Gary Halvorson | Seth Kurland | March 9, 2000 | 20.5 [1] |
| Ross begins to meet one of his students - Elizabeth ( Alexandra Holden ), who, naturally, is ten years younger than him, which contradicts the rules of the institute. Therefore, the couple have to hide from everyone. In the apartment of Rachel and Phoebe there is a fire (the culprits are Rachel's tongs). After that, the girls settle with friends: Monica and Joey. Monica organizes an all-inclusive hotel, while Joey organizes an all-inclusive hotel. Rachel and Phoebe have to choose. Chandler arranges for Joey tests with his former classmate. | ||||||
| 140 | 19 | "The One with Joey's Fridge" "The episode with Joe's fridge" | Ben weiss | Plot : Seth Courland TV Script : Gigi McCreeery and Perry Rein | March 23, 2000 | 21.5 [1] |
| The refrigerator in Joey’s apartment is out of order, and he is trying to get one of his friends to pay for a new one. Chandler, Monica and Phoebe pick out the gentlemen for Rachel, not taking into account, however, the opinion of Rachel. Ross's girlfriend, Elizabeth, is going to spring break in Miami , which is very worrying about Ross. | ||||||
| 141 | twenty | "The One with Mac and CHEESE" "Episode with Mac and Chiz" | Kevin S. Bright | Doty Abrams | April 13, 2000 | 18.8 [1] |
| Joey is trying to play the lead role in the new television series Mac and CHEESE: Detective Mac Machiavelli - Partner of Talking Robot C. I. Z. (CHEESE - Computerized Humanoid Electronically Enhanced Secret Enforcer). Chandler forgets to tell Joey about the second audition and he is offended by him. Guys recall the recent past, where each of them could "mess up." In the end, Joey manages to attend a repeat audition. | ||||||
| 142 | 21 | "The One Where Ross Meets Elizabeth's Dad" “The episode in which Ross meets father Elizabeth” | Michael Lembek | Plot : David J. Lagana Telescript : Scott Silveri | April 27, 2000 | 20.6 [1] |
Ross is nervous about meeting Paul, the father of Elizabeth, and not without reason. Phoebe writes a book based on the relationship of Monica and Chandler. Paul and Rachel show interest in each other, which makes Ross's life even more difficult. Joey begins to work on a new series, but does not get along with the creator of the robot and he is fired. To return to the series, Joey needs to teach the creator of robots to flirt with girls. In this series, a guest star - Bruce Willis (father Elizabeth) - played his part for free, as he defeated Matthew Perry. | ||||||
| 143 | 22 | "The One Where Paul's the Man" "An episode revealing that Paul is a cool guy." | Gary Halvorson | Plot : Brian Caldirol TV Script: Sherry Bealsing Graham and Ellen Plummer | May 4, 2000 | 20.0 [1] |
| Ross and Elizabeth secretly go to her father's country house. At the same time, Rachel and Paul are also going to go there. Ross has to hide in the house and he witnesses Paul cheering himself up at night with Rachel: he sings in front of the mirror that he is a “love mashine” that gives Ross a trump card. Joey wants his portrait to be hanged in a dry cleaning service next to portraits of other celebrities. But the Russian owner of dry cleaning does not really want to do this. As a result, the photo still appears on the wall, though Joey will not like it. Monica reserves the room for the wedding "in reserve" and does not tell Chandler about it. They are arguing. However, he admits to Phoebe that he has big plans for Monica. | ||||||
| 144 | 23 | "The One with the Ring" "The episode with the ring" | Gary Halvorson | Ted Cohen and Andrew Reich | May 11, 2000 | 20.9 [1] |
| Phoebe helps Chandler pick up an engagement ring for Monica. But they manage to intercept him. Friends have to persuade to outbid the ring. However, Phoebe and Chandler did not tell anyone what they were doing, and Joey and Ross decided that Chandler was offended by them. As a result, they themselves announce a boycott. Rachel is upset that Paul is too brutal and keeps everything in himself. She manages to bring him to a heart-rending conversation about his childhood, however, afterwards, Rachel cannot stop Paul’s tears. In the end, she has to leave him. | ||||||
| 145 146 | 24 25 | "The One with the Proposal" "The episode with the sentence" | Kevin S. Bright | Shana Goldberg-Mien and Scott Silveri Andrew Reich and Ted Cohen | May 18, 2000 | 30.7 [1] |
| Ross ponders where his relationship with Elizabeth leads and decides to break up with her. Rachel takes Joey and Phoebe to a charity event in honor of the children, where a closed auction takes place, where Joey buys a yacht and Phoebe gets drunk (“The more I drink, the less it will go to the children!”). Chandler finally wants to make an offer to Monica, but in the restaurant they meet Richard. Then Chandler chooses another tactic: rejection of marriage, which is very upsetting Monica. Meanwhile, Richard comes to Monica and says that he still loves her. Richard still loves Monica. Rachel and Phoebe "a little" envy Monica and decide to pick up a "backup options." It turns out that Phoebe has "booked" herself and Joey and Ross at the same time. Neither Joey, Rachel, nor Ross are delighted with this situation. Chandler comes to Richard to sort things out. When he returns as a lady, Joey says Monica is gone. In the series finale, Monica proposes to Chandler in a romantic setting. | ||||||
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Friends Nielsen Ratings Archive - Season Six . Newmusicandmore.tripod.com. Date of treatment July 31, 2014.
Links
- Friends episode list on the Internet Movie Database