While perhaps not being the best episode of 'Friends' ever (despite it being written by creators Marta Kauffman and David Crane) this is still a decent one.
Ross dithers as only Ross can about which of the two women in his life to be with - Rachel or Julie - and it all blows up in his face.
I think the problem with this episode is that the other characters are mainly just serving the purpose of observing the action. Matthew Perry has some funny moments, but apart from that the others are underused.
The Monica B plot is OK, nothing special. There are some nice lines.
Overall, even an average episode of 'Friends' is better than most sitcoms.
Ross dithers as only Ross can about which of the two women in his life to be with - Rachel or Julie - and it all blows up in his face.
I think the problem with this episode is that the other characters are mainly just serving the purpose of observing the action. Matthew Perry has some funny moments, but apart from that the others are underused.
The Monica B plot is OK, nothing special. There are some nice lines.
Overall, even an average episode of 'Friends' is better than most sitcoms.