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And derek had Jennie Garth, who was a hot mess of nerves each week

Things that make you go hmmm . . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRyebgBGevk

T is for the trifle she made with jam and meat.

V is for the Valentine mixed tape from Janice that Chandler re gifted to Monica.

Joey as a guest on Pyramid, guessing "ghost" whenever his partner used "white" as a clue and then complaining the words "cream" and "mayonnaise" were too hard. Are you trying to get everyone divorced?

P is for the Pool table that was in the bar before it closed down and became Central Perk (hope that is okay)

I was sad to see Susan go, but I am happy that Tim and she ended up happy and recommitted. I thought his reaction to her news, as implausible as it was that she would announce her secret like she did, was perfect. It was like a lightbulb moment for him, and my love for him grew three sizes when he quickly started talking about jobs she could take when they moved. Of course, when he told the kids their mother was a hero I thought, "This is why they aren't allowed by law to tell anyone because you will end up being a big blabbermouth!" Does anyone know why Anna was leaving? I know she played Elizabeth Darcy in Death at Pemberley; did their shooting schedules conflict?

I have a hard time believing she would be fit enough (or medically cleared) to take it, especially given that she appears to have had some sort of head injury in the bombing. Considering what we know about Casey, head injuries don't phase the Chicago FD in the least, I wasn't bothered by Casey searching for Gabby since he was actually off-duty that day. Hermann was the lieutenant in charge. Severide, on the other hand . . .

X is for the x-rated sex tape made by Ross and Monica's parents after the prom video

I was really confused as well. I thought at first the parents must have been the the parents of Zoe. I thought Imogen was the doctor's daughter. It took me awhile to put it together. I thought the actress playing the cop who is Zoe's aunt (sorry, I only watched because of the Chicago Fire crossover) was not good, bless her heart.

R is for Carol and Susan's wedding reception where Rachel's mom was happy to know that she has options

I must admit that I was not wild about Rudy. She was charming at the beginning, but sometimes she would fall into the trap of smiling after saying something precocious, even if her character wouldn't have smiled. That pulls me out of a scene. I am thinking about when Theo has to rent an apartment in his house and she is the rich lady, for instance. I also don't like the schtick of the kids being smart alecks. As Rudy got older, they started the arc of her being a pain to Vanessa. Cliff told Vanessa repeatedly to suck it up. That drove me crazy and really made me dislike the character! I stopped watching when she became such a brat, and it's soured me on moments that I first thought were cute, like her lip-synching.

P is for Monica's dad giving her the Porsche because Judy was right: he did look like an ass.

Best damn officer of the day we ever had! I also think of Margaret and Tuttle anytime I see a man with auburn hair. One of my favorites is when they are racing against the clock for the graft.

People did seem to be taking their time arriving at the scene. Is it a bad sign that DH and I were a little bummed when Dawson woke up? I loved Mills' "Respectfully, shut up" response. I also loved his telling the Captain and Cruz to cover their ears. Peter, if the bomb goes off, their hearing isn't going to be the main injury. I haven't watched Chicago PD, but am curious how this ends. Are they testing the waters for Chicago Medical? Because I can get behind the surgeon as the lead. I've always liked him.

I really enjoyed this movie, but I saw it opening night in a theater filled with Cleveland Browns fans. That is the only way to see it! When one of the characters asked which team would be desperate enough to consider a trade and they immediately showed the Browns stadium, we all roared and started clapping. Half the experience for me was the audience reactions.

H is for Monica's dad periodically needing a Harmonicuddle.

When I think of Keira Knightley's Pride & Prejudice as a rom-com that happens to have some similar characters and plot lines, I am okay. When I think about it as an adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel, my eye starts twitching and I get a little stabby.

I have so many favorite Cliff moments. Two that come to mind are when he blames a bad mood on the Sears catalogue coming out that week and when he hires someone to shock him every time he starts down a boring path. "Judgment call."

Was it really not Robert Redford? Mary was in her new apartment and convinced everyone to come because she would have a big star attending. Lights go out and she doesn't have candles or flashlights and you just hear his voice. I have always remembered it as Redford, thinking part of the joke is that you want to see his gorgeousness. I wouldn't have thought that for Johnny. Was it really Carson? I am getting old.

Cliff making a pass at Diane while singing, "Look at me. I'm helpless as a kitten in a tree..." never fails to make me laugh.

Robert Redford attended one of her parties, but alas the lights went out and we ever saw him! Bernie Koppel (doc on The Love Boat) was her date who tagged along to the opening of Ted's broadcasting school.

Y has to be for Chandler's move to Yemen!

Where does Jamie say this? In every interview I have read or seen in which he mentions Alan he talks about how much he loves Alan or how he has dinner with the Aldas when he is in New York. I know Wikipedia at one point had a supposed fist fight between Jamie and Alan that actually didn't happen. I am puzzled.

I loved Hawkeye and still do because he was so obviously flawed, but still struggling to do right in a horrible place. Yes, he got preachy in the end, but that was just part of his flawed personality for me.