Друзья The One with Phoebe's Birthday Dinner (1994–2004) watch online HD

Phoebe set a dinner with the Friends in her birthday to celebrate the day. Only Mike cannot go because is busy, but everyone is invited.

Chandler is desperate when he sees that in Oaklahoma is allowed to smoke in the office, specially when all his workmates smoke. He ends up smoking many packs of cigarettes, and when he comes to New York to visit Monica,he still smells. Monica is ovulating and wants to have sex, but when she feels Chandler's smell, she stays angry with him. They argue, but Monica pretends to be okay with Chandler just to have sex with him and not lose her ovulation.

Rachel doesn't want to be separated from Emma, even having Phoebe's dinner to go. Ross do all his best to convince her that nothing will happen, but Rachel only accepts to go dinner if Judy (Ross' mother) and Emma comes too.

Joey and Phoebe stay a long time waiting for the other Friends to arrive, making Phoebe's birthday dinner to be terrible,even when the Friends arrive.

I love this episode. It's so funny. It's one of my all-time favorite Season 9 episodes, as well as one of my all-time favorites for the entire series.

In this episode, it's Phoebe's birthday and she's having a birthday dinner. She and Joey arrive and literally spend the rest of the episode waiting for the other guests to arrive. Whilst waiting, they're constantly asked to go to a smaller table, since bigger parties are waiting. I don't think that's fair considering they already have the table booked. It shouldn't matter. If no one else was ever going to come, then yes, a smaller table would be understandable, but it's not their fault that the other guests are late. The reason Chandler and Monica were late is because Chandler started smoking again, Monica got mad, but then she pretended to forgive him, so they could have sex, since she was about to finish ovulating. The reason why Ross and Rachel were late is because Rachel couldn't leave Emma, so in the end, Ross's Mum had to look after Emma, at the restaurant, because Rachel wouldn't leave her.

Overall, I give this episode a 10 out of 10.

I really don't like this episode. They are all such horrible friends here.

Can't stand how little Monica and Rachel care about Phoebe. She is one of their friends and they care more about ovulating or not being able to let a baby with a babysitter who is part of the family? I am amazed that Phoebe likes them more than Ross and Chandler.

Rachel is getting annoying with her crazy mother self. Not all women who have babies lose their brains

Monica is nasty. Can't stand her here. I was mad at Chandler for not putting out a cigarette on her face. And all she can talk about is ovulating

This episode somehow seems to want to show us that people in relationships don't care about their closest friends. Even Phoebe who shouldn't be like one of those lets them there for a guy she recently met. And the only decent person here is Joey, the single guy. At least he got all the food that he sure deserved

While this is a funny episode of the show, it doesn't exactly show the characters (aside from Joey) at their best, as they all seem to put their lives before their friends.

I thought Matt Le Blanc was very funny here though. Full of charm and heart, it's lovely what the writers did to develop his character in the last few years of the show.

David Schwimmer also had some nice moments too, especially when telling the story about the 'whirlpool in the apartment'.

Sadly Monica is as annoying as ever, bossing Chandler around. I'm not sure where the writers were going with her at this point.

They might not have been the best friends here, but they were still on the whole funny.

This episode is one of the worst and does not exemplify the brilliance of the show. The tone is depressing and uncomfortable to such a high degree that laughing is difficult. Nearly every character in this dark episode is angry or biting at another character. While this may reflect true life sometimes, it is unique to Friends' episodes. And although, the show's humor is often built around mishaps, this one feels too mean and thoughtless to fit in with the rest of the series. Except for Joey perhaps, every character is strongly inconsiderate at some point in the show without visible redemption or forgiveness. These are features that made Friends heartwarming, exemplary and enjoyable. Without it, you have sad dysfunction. Perhaps it just needed a bit more editing.