Then, she gets upset when Rachel and Ross say they wouldn't leave Emma with her if they both died. Plot: Rachel's older sister, Amy (Christina Applegate), crashes Monica's Thanksgiving dinner after her plans fall through and manages to insult everyone in her signature manner. And considering the importance of food for this holiday, it's too upsetting to consider Monica making the embodiment of evil as a dessert.īest Home Moment: While it's tough to watch Rachel with a broken heart, we can't help but be envious of her wallowing spot-the girls' unbelievable window seat.

Why: Although this episode in an important one for the overall series, the connection to Thanksgiving is too small. Meanwhile, Monica is asked to develop Thanksgiving-themed recipes for Mocklate, a synthetic chocolate substitute that Phoebe thinks is what 'evil must take like.' After choosing Rachel and telling her, she sees the list and is understandably livid. Plot: If this Friends episode doesn't ring a bell, you may also know it as, 'The One After Ross & Rachel Kiss.' Fans everywhere celebrated after the two finally kiss at Central Perk, but Ross was left with a tough decision and decided to make a pros and cons list to help him decide whether he should stay with his girlfriend, Julie, or explore a new relationship with Rachel. So, grab your fat pants-or your grilled cheese and bag of Funyuns, if you’re Chandler-and enjoy this definitive ranking of 10 seasons of Friends' Turkey Day episodes. From Monica’s broken wedding china to the Geller Cup to Rachel’s Thanksgiving Trifle dessert, there wasn’t a Friends Thanksgiving Day episode that didn’t make us laugh. Whether or not you know the episodes by heart, our list quickly refreshes you of the gang’s different storylines. Throughout its 10 seasons, Friends celebrated the holiday with viewers, blessing us with a memorable Thanksgiving Day episode each year. With a highly anticipated reunion special in the works, the hit '90s sitcom still has a loyal fan base 16 years after its last episode aired. It's certainly worth commemorating the day of gratitude (which falls on November 25 this year, FYI!)-and stuffing your face with all the turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie that your stomach can handle-with a Friends binge-watching session, of course. Thanksgiving Day is the true beginning of the holiday season, accompanied by family, friends, and a delicious feast that only comes around once every 365 days.

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