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One of the Best! FULL SKULL BABY!

This is definately one of the best Friends seasons ever! I especially enjoyed "The One With Unagi", when Ross tries to prove his "state of total awareness" to PHeobe and Rachel, and ends up getting beaten up by them, and "The One Where Paul's the Man," where Ross and his young girlfriend, Elizabeth, accidentaly take a trip to the same cabin as Elizabeth's father, who is in fact on a date with Rachel there!\

The season ends with "The One With the Proposal", when Chandler is pyching himself up to propose to Monica, and Richard intervenes. The season ends with their engagement, and I would definatley recommend this one to any fellow Friends fan.

Friends: The Complete Sixth Season (1999-2000) FULL SKULL BABY!

We all wanted to know what had happened when we saw Ross and Rachel come out of the chapel after exchanging drunken vows. Well, the six friends let us in on what had happened when they returned for the sixth season.

Ross and Rachel wake up the next morning, thinking about nothing, except that they have severely bad hangovers. They then realize what they had done and figure out what to do. Rachel wants a divorce, but Ross immediately disagrees, for if they go through with a divorce, that'll make it Divorce #3 for Ross. He promises that he'll take care of it, but tells Phoebe that he did nothing and is letting the marriage stand without Rachel knowing. Rachel finds out and takes care of it herself, acting like Ross planned the drunken marriage. But Ross points out that it was Rachel who suggested it, not Ross. Rachel apologizes deeply.

Meanwhile, Monica and Chandler decide to move in together. Rachel moves out, but Phoebe invited Rachel to move in with her. Rachel accepts. Joey has Chandler's bedroom unoccupied, so he puts an ad out for a new roommate. Taking the extra room is Australian dancer, Janine. Joey is head over heels for Janine, but she feels nothing for Joey. Janine is then hired to be one of the dancers for Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve. She invites Joey, Ross, and Monica. Joey hopes to kiss Janine when the countdown begins, but when they finish the countdown, they director yells cut. Joey and Janine both confess to each other that they wanted to kiss each other, which leads them into actually kissing. The kiss leads them into a relationship. But that doesn't last long, for Janine does not like hanging out with Monica and Chandler. Joey asks her to move out, for he can't have this between her and his friends.

Phoebe's apartment burns up. The damages are bad, but they can be easily repaired. Monica makes up the extra bedroom for Rachel, while Phoebe moves in with Joey. But when Phoebe finds out that Rachel was the cause of the fire, when she left her hair-straightener plugged in, Phoebe moves in with Monica and Chandler, while Rachel moves in with Joey. Rachel's sister, Jill Green, shows up. She is just as spoiled as Rachel was, where Rachel tries to help Jill come out of that. She also tries to persuade Ross not to date Jill, but Jill seduces Ross into dating her, because of Rachel going against it. Ross sees that dating Jill is wrong, so he dumps her. Jill yells at Rachel for doing what she did and tells her that she will not change her spoiled ways.

Meanwhile, Ross, who is now a college professor in Paleontology, begins dating Elizabeth, one of his own students. He meets Elizabeth's dad, Paul. Paul disapproves of Ross, because of their age difference, but Paul makes the same mistake when he dates Rachel. Ross dumps Elizabeth because of her immaturity. Rachel breaks up with Paul, regretting that she made him get in touch with his sensitivity.

Chandler than decides that he is ready for full commitment. He decides that he wants to propose to Monica. But he wants the proposal to be a major surprise for Monica, so he throws her off track, making her think that he is never going to marry. Phoebe helps Chandler buy the ring. Chandler thinks of a way to propose to Monica, until Richard shows up. Richard had dated Monica during the last half of the second season, but they broke up because Richard did not want kids. Chandler is ready to ask the question, but finds out that Richard still loves Monica and wants her back. Chandler talks to Richard and finally makes Richard realize that his chance is gone. Richard agrees 100% and tells Chandler, "...When you do get her, don't ever let her go". He heads back to the apartment, hoping to find Monica there. But Joey comes out from his apartment and tells Chandler that Monica is gone. He tells him that Monica was so upset with Chandler, that she moved out of the apartment and moved back into her parents and does not want to see Chandler for awhile. Heartbroken, Chandler goes inside the apartment to call Monica, but he finds the apartment filled with candles. And there is Monica. Monica begins proposing, but she claims in joyful tears that, "...There's a reason why girls don't do this". Chandler bends down on one knee. He tells her, in the most romantic way, how much he loves her, while shedding a few tears himself. He then pulls out the ring and asks the big question. Monica, through her tears, more than happily accepts.

Just think that this almost became their last season, until their producers promised the cast their full share. This is another one of their best, so buy it and get ready to laugh your a** again with the complete sixth season. Guest stars include: Tom Selleck, Elle Macpherson, Reese Witherspoon, Christina Pickles, Elliott Gould, & Bruce Willis.

FRIENDS: The Complete Sixth Season (1999-2000) (episode guide)
The One After Vegas
The One Where Ross Hugs Rachel
The One With Ross' Denial
The One Where Joey Loses His Insurance
The One With Joey's Porsche
The One On The Last Night
The One Where Phoebe Runs
The One With Ross' Teeth
The One Where Ross Got High
The One With The Routine
The One With The Apothecary Table
The One With The Joke
The One With Rachel's Sister
The One Where Chandler Can't Cry
The One That Could Have Been (Part 1)
The One That Could Have Been (Part 2)
The One With Unagi
The One Where Ross Dates A Student
The One With Joey's Fridge
The One With Mac And C.H.E.E.S.E
The One Where Ross Meets Elizabeth's Dad
The One Where Paul's The Man
The One With The Ring
The One With The Proposal (Part 1)
The One With The Proposal (Part 2)

Yet ANOTHER great season of Friends! FULL SKULL BABY!

I'm a huge Friends fan, so I was excited to see that I had gotten FRIENDS: THE COMPLETE SIXTH SEASON for Christmas. This is one of the best seasons, and its a DVD set I enjoy watching regularly.

Highlight episodes are:
*The One Where Phoebe Runs - Phoebe and Rachel decide that they're going to go jogging in the morning, because not only will they stay in shape, but it provides a great way to meet some new guys. But Rachel soon realizes that Phoebe doesn't just jog - she runs around like a maniac, causing a lot of unwanted attention and strange looks.
*The One With Ross's Teeth - Ross decides that he wants to whiten his teeth, but when he leaves the bleach on for too long, his teeth are practically radioactive. Not only do the "friends" make fun of him, but his new date thinks he's a little bit too weird for her liking.
*The One With the Unagi - Ross claims that he found some new martial arts thing that makes him "unbeatable," when when Phoebe and Rachel challenge him, he decides that he's going to teach them a lesson they'll never forget.

FRIENDS: THE COMPLETE SIXTH SEASON has a lot of great moments, including a look back at what could have been if Carol hadn't come out of the closet and Rachel started dating Joey, Chandler admits that he can't cry...ever, and Ross dates one of his students while the rest of the group picks on him for it.

HIGHLY recommended!

Overall grade - A+

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