S7.E11

The One with All the Cheesecakes

Episode aired Jan 4, 2001
TV-PG
22m

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Hank Azaria and Lisa Kudrow in Friends (1994)

Chandler refuses to give back a cheesecake accidentally delivered to his apartment; Phoebe gets angry with Joey when he blows off dinner with her for a date.Chandler refuses to give back a cheesecake accidentally delivered to his apartment; Phoebe gets angry with Joey when he blows off dinner with her for a date.Chandler refuses to give back a cheesecake accidentally delivered to his apartment; Phoebe gets angry with Joey when he blows off dinner with her for a date.

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8.4/10

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Trivia
The restaurant that Phoebe and Joey go to is the same one that Monica worked at as a chef in the first season of the show.

Goofs
David says that now he lives in Minsk, Russia, but Minsk is the capital of Belarus - which is a different country west of Russia.

Quotes
Joey: [sees Rachel and Chandler eating cheesecake off the hallway floor; they stare at him] ... Alright, what are we having?
[produces a fork from his jacket and starts to eat with them]

Connections
Featured in Friends: The One Before the Last One - Ten Years of Friends (2004)

Soundtracks
Get Ready
(uncredited)
Written by Smokey Robinson
Performed by Rare Earth

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10/10

One of my favourites

I don't know why this episode hits hard for me, I love the dynamic between Joey and Phoebe, he's proved again and again what a lovely and loyal friend he is. Also one of Lisa Kudrow's few serious and heartfelt teary scenes, which she nailed. I also enjoyed the Monica and Ross story line, and how that played out. Chandler and Rachel are a really funny duo too, which I feel doesn't get exploited as much as it should've, and this episode is a proof of that.

I don't know why this episode hits hard for me, I love the dynamic between Joey and Phoebe, he's proved again and again what a lovely and loyal friend he is. Also one of Lisa Kudrow's few serious and heartfelt teary scenes, which she nailed. I also enjoyed the Monica and Ross story line, and how that played out. Chandler and Rachel are a really funny duo too, which I feel doesn't get exploited as much as it should've, and this episode is a proof of that.