Friends: The Stuff You've Never Seen Page #2
- Year:
- 2001
- 17 min
- 113 Views
- What is it?
- "You're part Jewish."
Oh, yeah.
- So don't take any food.
- Man, I know all of his lines.
- Yeah, you do.
- All right, let's go.
- I used to love to play restaurant.
- Not as much as you loved to play...
- You know, I can't do it.
- I understand that feeling so well.
He cannot play our wedding.
Everyone will leave.
It'll be like when he rapped
at my butt mitsvah.
Your "butt mitsvah"?
Again? I got it, Rach, okay?
Let's start sailing.
And I want to go over there
to that boatload of girls.
Oh, okay, is that what you want to do?
I don't want to go:
I'll tell you that much.
Look, Chandler, I told you,
don't tell anyone about this dog thing.
- Okay, now let's...
- It's like... I'm not finished.
Oh, well, it... It sounds...
- Don't go...
- I won't.
- Sounds to me.
- I won't. I will not.
Okay, where do you think she'll be?
Where can we find her?
- I don't know, maybe in the city.
- Yeah, yeah. Where...?
Maybe she's up in Greenwich Village.
Okay, look, I didn't read the box
before I opened the box.
You can't send the box back
before you've opened the box.
- That's not right.
- I bought it.
I didn't read the box
before I opened the box.
You can't send the box back
once you open the box!
Come on.
That's right, because I'm a Tribbiani...
...and this is what we do.
Okay, we may not be great thinkers...
...or world leaders, or, or...
We may not be able to remember
what we're supposed to say.
- Oh, I'm sorry, we have to do that again.
- How could I have done that wrong?
Sometimes you can do everything right.
Everyone can wear everything... Okay.
- Read your script.
- Hush.
I knew it. I knew I wasn't crazy.
- Oh, poor Ross.
- I know.
Sorry.
Sorry.
- All right, ready.
- Have you ever seen this show?
What? I've kept all of our secrets.
I'm an excellent sepret-keeper...
What? I'm an excellent secret-keeper.
I've kept all of our secrets.
What secrets?
Ross, doesn't Ben go
to Smithfield Day School?
Yeah, wh...?
You go there too?
- You knew that was gonna happen.
- Oh, and Sherry's my... Sherry.
Wait, this shouldn't be that funny.
Hey, hey.
Action.
- Let's go. What happened?
- Everything's fine.
- What happened?
- I don't know.
- How do you know that wasn't a choice?
- Is everything okay?
Everything's fine.
How do I get into it?
It was something called
Braxton Hicks contractions.
Oh, thank God.
I don't remember the line.
"Oh, thank God," what is it?
When you beeped me...
...I was online at the concession stand
at the movie theater.
You just suck.
What happened to you?
You used to be able to act.
I know. I don't know what happened.
You were so good.
Oh, God, Chandler's
making his sex face.
Oh, God, Chandler
is doing his sex face.
Just for now, don't make any faces.
Oh, God, Chandler
is doing his sex face.
Never gonna happen.
- Hi.
- Hi.
- Whoa, one hand on the sheet, Joe.
- Oh, sorry, got you.
- You saw it, didn't you?
- I saw it.
Okay, this is it, this is it.
This is my big fight scene coming up.
Jesus.
Apparently, it's about a girl
who moves to the... Okay.
I'm naked.
- Well, what's he like?
- Well, he's tall.
- Sure.
- He's got brown hair.
A tall guy with hair similar to mine.
Oh, unknowable universe.
- He works with food.
- Oh, yeah, yeah... Oh, God.
- I know.
- What happened?
You're thrown off by the hundreds of
people not laughing at what I just said.
You can commit,
and it still doesn't matter.
I'm a headhunter.
I hook up out-of-work Soviet scientists
with rogue third-world fam... Families?
- No.
- Let's go back.
- All right, how about you, Chandler?
- Well, Joe, I'm a headhunter.
I hook up out-of-work Soviet scientists
I have problems
with the King's English.
- How about you, Chandler?
- Well, Joey, I'm a headhunter.
I hook up out-of-work Soviet...
It was his voice. His voice.
Chandler?
How about you, Chandler?
- That's not even the hard line.
- Yeah.
- Action.
- How about you, Chandler?
Well, Joey, I'm a headhunter.
I hook up out-of-work Soviet scientists
with rogue third-world nations.
Excellent. Oh, sh*t.
It'll be weird and awkward, but you
just got to... You have to... Oh, God.
Let's just keep going.
You've just at least got to try.
That's not useable. You can't do that.
You have to be serious.
Will's in town on business,
and he doesn't have anywhere to go.
I'll just hold this. And...
Take it from the restaurant.
I don't know why we have to go
back and try everything so...
- I don't want to. I don't want to do it...
- Okay. All right. It's good.
Here we go.
I don't want to do it again now.
The word "bouillabaisse" sounds
like a ringing in my ears.
Just don't make me do it again.
- Well, then use take one. Stop.
- What?
Here we go. Here we go. Stand by.
- I don't know. Let me see it then.
- Just take...
Oh, like you didn't mess up
Yeah, man.
Okay, here's the extras:
Handcuffs, spanking...
Maybe...
- Do, "No, no."
- No, that'll make us laugh.
- No, no, do it.
- Okay.
No, no!
- You were right.
- I was right.
- All right, do it.
- No, no.
Maybe Monica's playing a joke on you.
What are you looking at over there?
I'm right here.
Hey.
- Ready?
- Yeah.
Action.
Thank you.
What?
- How much do you have that's good?
- None.
None of it? Okay.
What?
- And I like you as a friend.
- All right.
- See you later.
- See you.
Jack-off.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- Where's Mon?
- Wow, you took a long time to do that.
- You're right in front of the camera.
- I am?
Yeah.
Trying to get in the show.
- And I would like for them to bond.
- Okay, fine. But I don't want them...
Start over, Jenny. You had
- Where am I?
- I'll clear you.
- Thanks.
- Action.
Hey, so I was thinking, if it's okay...
What happened to her marrying Connor?
I mean, that's... Right, right.
- Real life's more important.
- And action.
Do...?
I'm so sorry, I thought
we were already acting.
What?
The audience is like,
"Emmy Award winning?"
Well, if you want,
I could loan you some money.
No?
It's all this laughing
that's getting in the way.
Man with eye patch. Now, you get
in there, and you do your job.
- Are you kidding me?
- I'm sorry.
- Action.
- She carries that tray to the doctor...
...because if she doesn't, people die.
Oh, no.
Can't we do it this way?
Divide the groups
into six groups of 40...
...and the remaining 10
is counted by whoever has not...
Here we go. We need
to sort through the tickets...
...as quickly as possible to see...
- Breathe when you say that.
- Take a breath, babe.
- Okay.
- No.
I know, it hurts.
Being stood up has left a cr...
- Action.
- I know, it hurts.
Being stood up...
- You're not even looking at me.
- I can't look at him.
Sorry, okay, okay. We're good,
we're good. Ready.
Action.
Okay.
The saltshaker... No.
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