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The One After Vegas. Ross and Rachel wake up together, not realizing they got married the night before. Monica and Chandler talk about moving in together. The One Where Ross Hugs Rachel. Ross has to tell Rachel that they're still married. Chandler is moving in with Monica, and Rachel assumes that she'll be living with them.
The One with Ross's Denial. Ross asks Rachel to be his roommate, refusing to admit that he still has feelings for her.
Erica has gone into labor three weeks early and Chandler has a hard time getting along with the situation when Monica leaves them alone in the delivery room. Quantico full episode guide offers a synopsis for every episode in case you missed a show. Browse the list of episode titles to find summary recap you need to get.
Monica and Chandler argue about the apartment. The One Where Joey Loses His Insurance. Joey gets a hernia but doesn't have health insurance to cover getting it treated. Ross puts on a British accent while teaching his new class. The One with Joey's Porsche. Joey pretends that he owns a Porsche. After the incident in Vegas, Ross is feeling like a failure because he's about to get his third divorce.
The One on the Last Night. Joey is broke but won't accept help from his friends, so Chandler lets him . Rachel gets ready to move and fights with Monica.
But once someone is convinced you’re a hater, it’s hard to shake the preconception. Say you and your friends watch Wonder Woman, and you find it flawless.
The One Where Phoebe Runs. Phoebe looks goofy when she runs, so Rachel is embarrassed to go jogging with her.
Joey is attracted to his new roommate, Janine. The One with Ross's Teeth.
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Ross whitens his teeth to impress a girl, but he goes way overboard. Phoebe tells Rachel that she hooked up with Ralph Lauren. The One Where Ross Got High.
Monica and Ross's parents don't like Chandler because they think he smoked pot in college. Rachel makes a disgusting Thanksgiving dessert. The One with the Routine. Joey, Ross and Monica dance on .
Season 1 of the hit sitcom introduces us to hapless Ross, spoiled Rachel, quirky Chandler, dim-witted Joey, free-spirited Phoebe and uptight Monica. The official site of AMC's original series The Walking Dead. Get the latest news, photos, video extras and more.
The One with the Apothecary Table. Rachel buys a table from a fancy store and tells Phoebe she got it at the flea market. Janine tells Joey that she doesn't like Monica and Chandler.
The One with the Joke. Chandler and Ross both try to take credit for a joke. Monica is insulted when Phoebe says Rachel would make a better girlfriend than her. The One with Rachel's Sister. Rachel's sister, Jill, comes to Rachel for help after her parents cut her off financially.
Working as a waiter, Joey hits on the Central Perk customers. The One Where Chandler Can't Cry. When Chandler says he hardly ever cries, everyone tries to make it happen. Rachel's sister, Jill, dates Ross to annoy Rachel. The One That Could Have Been: Part 1.
The gang imagines what life would've been like if Rachel had married Barry, Phoebe became a business executive and Monica was still fat. The One That Could Have Been: Part 2. The friends continue to ponder an alternate past in which fat Monica seduces Chandler and married Rachel almost cheats on Barry with Joey. The One with Unagi. When Rachel and Phoebe take a self- defense class, Ross claims he's a martial arts expert. Chandler and Monica forget to buy Valentine's Day gifts. The One Where Ross Dates a Student.
One of Ross's students asks him on a date. When there's a fire in their apartment, Rachel and Phoebe have to stay with Joey or Monica. The One with Joey's Fridge. Joey tries to convince someone to buy him a new fridge. Ross is worried that his girlfriend will cheat on him during spring break. The One with Mac and C.
H. E. E. S. E2. 2m. Joey's up for the lead in a new TV show, but Chandler forgets to leave him a message that the audition time has changed. The One Where Ross Meets Elizabeth's Dad. Ross makes a bad impression on Elizabeth's dad, who doesn't approve of them dating. But Elizabeth's dad takes an interest in Rachel. The One Where Paul's the Man.
Ross and Elizabeth sneak off to the family cabin, where Rachel and Paul - - who threatened to have Ross fired for dating a student - - are also headed. The One with the Ring. Phoebe is the only one who knows that Chandler is going to propose to Monica, and she lies to Ross to keep him from finding out. The One with the Proposal: Part 1. Chandler's plan to propose to Monica is interrupted when they run into Richard.
Joey accidentally buys a boat for $2. The One with the Proposal: Part 2. Richard tells Monica he still loves her. Chandler's attempt to make the proposal a surprise leaves Monica thinking he doesn't want to marry her.
What's the Best Way to Binge- Watch the Entire DC/CW Universe? Greeting, my Global Express Guaranteed packages of fun. Sorry “Postal Apocalypse” is a day late, but this time I did an extra extra- long version to make up for it—you get a free 5. This week: The future of Batfleck! The future of Ghostbusters! The future of the Star Wars prequels! And I’m finally back to answering questions about where superheroes go to the bathroom.
Broken Arrowverse. Mike W.: Greetings Postman!
I had originally started watching the CW’s Arrow a few years ago when the first season debuted on Netflix, and continued with the second season when it was released (I prefer most shows in binge- watching form). Friends who had watched the Arrow and Flash when they originally aired suggested that I start alternating episodes, because there were several crossover episodes throughout the season. I think that was good advice because some pieces of those crossovers may not have made sense taken out of the context of where both shows were at. Now alternating between episodes of two shows wasn’t terrible. Occasionally I would forget to switch over and just hit “play next” and not realize my mistake until something regarding Flash happened on Arrow that hadn’t been mentioned yet in Flash, or vice versa. These spoilers, or even information that made no sense out of context bugged me every time!
The next set of seasons were released on Netflix, only this time the CW threw the Legends of Tomorrow in the mix as well! Alternating between three series at the same time seemed like a lot of work so I kept putting it off.. Bouncing back and forth seems like a lot of work, and I’m not sure if the order is consistent or if some shows missed episodes here and there , and if the ties between crossovers are important to each show then it seems like it might be frustrating if they were out of order. What do you suggest? Honestly, as long as you account for the crossovers—and not even all of those—it can be reasonably uncomplicated for you to catch up. Sure, there’ll be a few references or asides to things that have happened in the other shows, but they’re few and far between, and never that important. Look, if they bug you they bug you, but trying to watch every episode of four TV series in the order they aired sounds like it would be infinitely more irritating.
So I suggest trying this instead: Arrow seasons one and two. Arrow season three, episodes 1- 7. Flash season one, episodes 1- 8 (episode 8 begins the first Arrow crossover)Arrow season three, episodes 8- 2. Flash season one, episodes 9- 2.
Arrow season four, episodes 1- 7. Flash season two, episodes 1- 8. Arrow season four, episodes 8- 2.
Arrow s. 3 and Flash s. Flash season two, episodes 9- 2. Legends of Tomorrow season one. Supergirl season one. Here’s where it gets a bit wackier, thanks to the “Invasion” crossover, and the Flash/Supergirl musical episode. Arrow season five, episodes 1- 7. Flash season three, episodes 1- 7.
Legends of Tomorrow season two, episode 1- 6. Supergirl season two, episodes 1- 8 (ep. Invasion”)Flash season three, episode 8 (“Invasion” part two)Arrow season five, episode 8 (“Invasion” part three)Legends of Tomorrow season two, episode 7 (“Invasion” part four)Arrow season five, episodes 9- 2. Flash season three, episodes 8- 1.
Supergirl season two, episodes 8- 1. Flash season three, episodes 1.
Flash/Supergirl musical)Supergirl season two, episodes 1. Legends of Tomorrow season two, episodes 8- 1. Since Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow are stand- alone after “Invasion,” it really doesn’t matter when you watch the rest of their seasons. And yes, I recognize there’s technically a Flash/Supergirl crossover in seasons two and one, respectively, but it’s actually more of a cameo. Basically, the Flash shows up for an entire Supergirl episode; in the corresponding Flash episode, the Flash disappears for a couple of minutes while running around the multiverse; when he gets back to Earth- One he says, “Boy, that was weird!” or something. You 1. 00 percent do not need to rearrange your viewing order to accommodate it, or anything else, in my opinion.
Let the Hate Flow Through You. Andrew M.: Dear Mr. Postman, I have a habit of forming complicated non- binary opinions after reading a book or watching a movie. Instead of just loving or hating something and then either gushing or complaining for the next hour, I more often declare frankly whether I enjoyed it or not, and then want to talk about everything both positive and negative. This has led to me having a reputation among my friends as someone who “hates everything.” Anytime I see a movie, if I don’t totally love it, I’m attacked.
And if it sounds like I’m just a buzzkill, I’m not certain that’s the case, either. I’m often very positive, I just like full discussions where we can talk about what did and didn’t work. Sure, I can be negative (I didn’t enjoy Rogue One and actually fell asleep during it, while Flash throws me into a weekly blind rage), but not everything’s going to win you over. This has even ruined some of my nerd interests. Despite being a huge fan, I fell completely out of Doctor Who and stopped watching years ago because any fans I met would get offended if the discussion got even a little gray. And it’s no fun to be in a fandom and not talk to anyone.
Am I too harsh on my media? Should I lie and pretend I love everything?
Should I stop discussion altogether? Andrew, this is a question close to my heart, as I too look at things with a critical eye and am frequently accused of being a hater (as are my coworkers, as is io. To be fair, I do hate many things, and I have often hated things professionally; however, anyone who reads io. But once someone is convinced you’re a hater, it’s hard to shake the preconception. Say you and your friends watch Wonder Woman, and you find it flawless. Just perfect in every way.
Your friends may be surprised at your opinion, but in a few weeks when you all watch Transformers: The Last Knight and point out it is senseless garbage, they’ll immediately call you a full- time hater again. There’s not much you can do about this, unfortunately. Some people don’t understand thinking critically about art is really about understanding it fully, and gaining a deeper appreciation of it overall. They also don’t understand that even if you feel something has flaws, that doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t like it. The two aren’t mutually exclusive! Then they attack me to make themselves feel better. I’m assuming your friends aren’t this bad.)You just need to find friends who actually enjoy discussing the movie’s merits and flaws with you, and are secure enough that they can disagree with you without freaking out.
They exist somewhere. At the very least, I feel totally confident in telling you that most io. James Whitbrook’s Doctor Who coverage will agree with you that modern Doctor Who is not wholly without fault. The Phantom Menace Pain. John H.: Dear Mr Postman, how and when will Disney get around to fixing the Prequels?
From a certain point of view, this has to happen. Those three movies are the dogs of the film franchise and they need to make a return on Disney’s investment. There’s no way The Mouse just lets them hang out, sucking in substantially less money than the other six. First is the how – do they re- edit and make minimal reshoots? Hire one of the fan editors to use their ideas? Maybe fuse I and II together? Or maybe they declare the first three non- canon and start over?
Second is the when – wait until after George Lucas is one with the force? Until they run out of ideas for stand- alone movies? Wait a decade to build up nostalgia and demand?
Screwing around with Star Wars films is a time- honored tradition that Lucas himself started, so there’s really no reason not to. What’s your take?
Alas, you’ve begun with a false premise. While the prequels may make nominally less than the original trilogy—although nine times out of 1.
Lucas movies at once, so it’s not actually much less—what they make is almost totally profit. Sure, there’s manufacturing costs and residuals to the cast and crew, but that’s built into the cost.
Disney doesn’t have to touch a thing, and the prequels will continue to make a decent profit for them. And there’s no reason to do anything to them when those resources would be better spent on churning out new Star Wars movies, each of which will probably make around a billion dollars. That’s a significantly better use of time and talent, with much higher returns. Basically, the prequels are profitable enough to keep, but not profitable enough to bother messing around with. I also have a feeling that Lucas included a few legally- binding demands when he sold Star Wars to Disney, one of which could be “You can’t make any alterations to my Star Wars films,” which would be understandable if somewhat ironic. I also worry that he demanded Disney never release the non- Special Editions of the original trilogy, in revenge for all of us bitching so much about the prequels.
I can’t know this for sure, but I am 1. Lucas had demanded these conditions before he sold them the franchise, Disney would have absolutely agreed to them.
Intentional Cowl. David O.: Following on from the question about casting an old Batman at the start of a DC cinematic universe, do you think if the whole shebang went on long enough that we’d see a new non- Bruce Wayne Batman on the big screen?
Supposing he just gets too old or has one too many “Sad Affleck” moments to want to stick around, do you think WB would give us Damien, Terry, or even Dick under the cowl? Or do you think they’d sooner recast the part? Affleck is totally gonna bolt long before WB is ready to reboot the DCEU. Since they’re trying to establish a continuity—and because trying to find someone to replace Affleck a la Kilmer and Clooney is a losing proposition—I’m betting that Affleck passes the cowl.