Friends S5

Phoebe is having her brother's babies, 2 girls and a boy, Leslie, Chandler and Frank Jr. Jr.

Chandler and Monica plan a weekend on false work-related pretenses so
they can be alone. Ross tells Rachel that Emily is coming to New York
and they can't see each other anymore. On top of that, Rachel's dog
Lapooh just died so she is furious and both her and Ross are
inconsolable. Monica constantly demands new hotel rooms for silly
reasons and Chandler can't keep his eyes from the TV. They argue, and
when they return home Chandler tells Monica he thought their
relationship was over. To his delight, Monica is determined to make up

Emily's cousin kicks Ross out, so he moves in with Chandler and Joey.
They try to get him to move out because he drives them crazy. Rachel
and Monica's new neighbor invites them to his party but Rachel makes an
excuse not to go. Phoebe starts dating a health inspector, but every
time they go out to eat he finds a reason to close the restaurant down.
Chandler and Joey decide to let Ross stay.

Ross brings his leftover thanksgiving sandwich to work, but someone
eats it. He finds out that it was his boss, who puts him on sabbatical
and sends him to a psychiatrist for anger management therapy. Phoebe
takes a literature class and asks Rachel to come with her, but instead
of reading the books, Rachel comes and asks Phoebe what they're about
right before the class begins. Monica takes the class instead of
Rachel, but she tries to make the class more challenging and no one
likes her.

It's New Year's Eve and the friends discuss their resolutions. Ross'
resolution is to be happy in 1999 and to do something he hasn't done
before every single day. Joey wants to learn how to play guitar to
actually have one special skill he lists on his resume. Rachel's
resolution is to stop gossiping. Chandler won't make fun of his friends
for a whole year. Monica wants to take more pictures of the group.
Phoebe's method to teach how to play the guitar is very weird and Joey
finds a qualified teacher. Rachel finds out that Monica is secretly

Phoebe's grandma has died. Joey wants to look great for an audition and
Rachel takes him down to the store to help him out. They pick a
shoulder bag to go with the clothes. Joey likes the bag so much he
isn't going to return it after the audition. Phoebe meets her dad at
the funeral but doesn't tell him who she is. Joey doesn't get the part
because of his bag. Phoebe meets her dad for coffee. He came to the
funeral to speak to Lily and Phoebe tells him that she died 17 ago. She
also tells her dad that she is his daughter. Joey gives up the bag

Ross has found out about Chandler and Monica's relationship and is
angry. Although, when he finds out that they are in love with each
other he is happy with their relationship. Joey is dating a girl that
keeps on hitting him (although the hitting is friendly, they punches
are still quite hard). Ross finishes moving into his new apartment and
the President of the Tenants Committee asks for a $100 donation (for
the handyman who is retiring), as a thank you. Ross does not want to
give the money as he just moved in and it's against his principles.

Phoebe claims that she and Gary are the hotter couple than Monica and
Chandler. Monica wants to prove her wrong by having more sex with
Chandler. Rachel has an interview for a job at Ralph Lauren. Joey
flirts across the street with a girl in Ross' building but he can't
find her apartment. Rachel screws up her interview by mistakenly
kissing the guy doing the interview. Joey can't find the girl but Ross
meets her and asks her out. Rachel gets the job despite her
inappropriate behaviour. Monica is so obsessed about being the hotter

First Ross takes Chandler's natural joking with pizza delivery girl
Caitlin for 'flirting behind Monica's back', and actually tells her,
just now they celebrate their 10 month anniversary, which starts a
discussion whether flirting by men is innocent, not by females. Then
Ross decides to demonstrate his flirtatious talent, which the others
know to be abysmal, even conquering Rachel took him nine years.
Meanwhile Joey brings over Nonnie, his Italian grandmother who doesn't
speak any English but was his only relative who always believed in his