The One with Ross's Wedding: Part 2

Episode aired May 7, 1998
TV-PGTV-PG
30min

9.2/10

S4.E24

Phoebe tries to warn the gang that Rachel is coming to London to tell Ross she still loves him. Ross and Emily's parents get into an argument over the bill for the wedding. Monica and Chandl... Read allPhoebe tries to warn the gang that Rachel is coming to London to tell Ross she still loves him. Ross and Emily's parents get into an argument over the bill for the wedding. Monica and Chandler sleep together. The wedding ends with a gaffe.Phoebe tries to warn the gang that Rachel is coming to London to tell Ross she still loves him. Ross and Emily's parents get into an argument over the bill for the wedding. Monica and Chandler sleep together. The wedding ends with a gaffe.

9.2/10

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Director
- Kevin Bright
Writers
- David Crane
- Marta Kauffman
- Shana Goldberg-Meehan(teleplay by)
Stars

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Matt LeBlanc and Olivia Williams in Friends (1994)

Director
- Kevin Bright
Writers
- David Crane
- Marta Kauffman
- Shana Goldberg-Meehan(teleplay by)
All cast & crew

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Ross' and Emily's parents meet and prove quite antagonistic; Stephen and Andrea Waltham enjoy that the Gellers pay for the wedding, against tradition, but Jack feels the list of expenses at their house is highway robbery, so Ross tries to mediate. Joey is terribly homesick, despite playing best man jointly with Chandler. Rachel misses her flight having forgotten her passport, and on the next annoys the gentleman sitting besides her to death who is quite happy to disagree with her all the way. The rehearsal dinner is hell for Chandler and Monica, who doubts whether she'll ever find a partner. —KGF Vissers

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Genres
- Comedy
- Romance
Certificate
- TV-PG
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Trivia
Although the bulk of the 2 part episode was actually shot in the Fountain Studios, in Wembley, London, it wasn't as well received in the UK as in the USA. Many British viewers regarded the episode as an ill-informed and patronising caricature of the UK and its people, causing the episode to be unofficially labelled "The One Where They Insult the English". Ironically, the UK terrestrial TV channel "Channel Four" which had first-run terrestrial broadcast rights, had proposed a UK based episode to Warner Bros. TV.

Goofs
Hugh Laurie is credited as "The Gentleman on the Phone" instead of "The Gentleman on the Plane" - an obvious result of incorrect interpretation of someone's handwriting. This error is corrected on the DVD.

Quotes
Rachel: [talking to another man] And so then I realized all this stuff that I had been doing: proposing to Joshua, lying to Ross about why I couldn't come to the wedding was all just a way...
[Rachel is cut off by the Gentleman]
The Gentleman on the Plane: Oh, oh, oh. I'm sorry, can I interrupt? You know, I just want to say that you are a horrible, horrible person.
Rachel: Pardon me?
The Gentleman on the Plane: Well, you say you love this man, and yet you're about to ruin the happiest day of his life. I'm afraid I have to agree with your friend 'Phebes'. This a terrible, terrible plan.
Rachel: But he has to know how I feel.
The Gentleman on the Plane: But why? He loves this... this Emily person. No good can come of this.
Rachel: Well, I think you're wrong.
The Gentleman on the Plane: [sarcastically] Oh no!
Rachel: Well, he doesn't really love her, it's just a rebound thing from me. You'll see.
The Gentleman on the Plane: Fortunately, I won't.
[the gentleman puts on his headphones, then takes them off]
The Gentleman on the Plane: And by the way, it seems to be perfectly clear that you were on a break.
[Rachal gasps in rage when hearing the annoying phrase that Ross told her so many times before]