OK, 'fess up - Did you watch the final "Friends?"

[Wrath of the Swarm]

Also, he gets an awful lot of chicks. Or at least he did. His charisma must be around 13 or so.

Seriously, I've noticed that many of the episodes have hidden Jungian imagery and subtle metaphors. The episode about breast milk tasting like canteloupe juice is a particularly good example.

I wonder what barsoomy would say about it?

 

[Crothian]

Crothian, that's why I taped Friends - I was gettin' my Grissom on.

Well, when your done with the tape you can send it to me

 

[Barendd Nobeard]

Yes, I watched it. I haven't watched it in a year or two, but I'm sort of a Jennifer Anniston fan. I hated her when the show first started, but eventually the character grew up a little and the writers gave her something to do. She was also great on "South Park" (the rain forest episode) in "The Iron Giant" (Hogart's mother) and in "Office Space" (even though she only had 15 pieces of flare. ).

And to answer The LurkeR's question: Yes, Ross and Rachel has a baby (I think it was two years ago?). It was mentioned on the show--Rachel was flying to Paris, and her mom would be following a few days later with Emma.

 

[AuroraGyps]

I was planning on doing so, but they aired it at nine, so I watched CSI instead.

Ditto. Got off work at 8PM (I work in a grocery store bakery), picked up some groceries, and rode my bike back home just in time to turn on CSI. I DID catch the last minute of Friends... but that's only because I turned to NBC for ER.
I used to watch Friends, but the characters started to be such extreme examples of there faults and quirks, I stopped watching it a couple of years ago. My favorite was Pheobe though. I would love to see a series about her when she was younger, because of all the weird references she makes about her past.

 

[EricNoah]

Friends was a show that my wife and I used to watch with another couple shortly after we got married, and it's always been something that my wife and I both enjoyed watching together even when the other couple became busier with real life and it wasn't practical for us to get together every week (we used to do the same thing with the X-Files, btw).

I thought it was a satisfying episode, I was impressed that they didn't linger over certain stuff but just let you guess or imagine what was going to happen.

Another reason Friends means a lot to me is that I am Ross -- I'm the geeky guy who fell hard for a girl when I was very young (we were in 4th grade when we first met and my heart went pitter-pat), had a chance to get together with her when we were older, and ended up with the girl of my dreams. So that story resonates a lot with me.

 

[Shadowdancer]

"Friends" is one of the shows I tape and watch each week, so yeah, I watched the final episode. In fact, since it came on at 8 p.m. CDT rather than 7 p.m., I actually made it home in time to watch it "live" rather than on tape.

But the final episode of "Frasier" next week will be a bigger deal for me.

 

[Dark Jezter]

Nope, didn't watch the final episode of Friends. I watched CSI instead.

I used to watch friends a few years ago, but over time I lost interest in the series. So you can rest assured that I didn't do the typical geek thing and dismiss the show outright simply because it has mainstream popularity.

 

[Ashwyn]

No.

 

[Mark]

Enjoyed it.

 

[John Crichton]

Of course I did. I've been watching for 10 years. It was easily one of the most consistantly entertaining shows on TV. It is an easy show to like and enjoy. It will be missed.