Millennial Movie Night

If you know it through a wall, then you're our kinda people! Come glide through Miss Congeniality with us and Maurice Micklewhite.

10 Things I Hate About You! Both of us think this is our top 3 movies. We'll see you at Bogey Lowenstein's party.

Drive Me Crazy, the Melissa Joan Heart movie named after a Britney Spears song, where neighbors become more than friends in perfect 90s high school fashion. Ashley's never seen this one, so join in for her first opinions!

Come hang out with us VIPs, we're the same height and that is neat!

One of our favourites that, much like Velma, did not get enough play!

And We're dancin'... and we feel alright! Join us for one of our personal favorites from the year 2000, Center Stage!

Renee and Ashley are back! Join us as we recap all of our fave movies from the 90s and early 2000s. First up - Can't Hardly Wait! Don't be a tampon, and give this one a listen.

From the two best friends that brought you Best Friends Club, we are proud to present Millennial Movie Night! Same insane opinions about old movies. Join us this summer for our first episode!

We know that we have been leading up to this moment for the past 10 seasons but it somehow still doesn't feel real and we don't feel ready! Ross isn't ready to let Rachel actually go, Monica & Chandler bring home a big surprise, and everyone else is supporting in this episode (let's just be honest). Join us...for one final time!

Rachel is going to say some goodbye stuff to everyone.... except Ross. And Ross has feelings about it. Erica gets some gnarly heartburn that may be more serious than she thinks. Steph guest hosts with us again! Can you believe next week is the finale?!

Join us with special guest host, Steph! Joey! It's Estelle! (from the afterlife) Chandler and Monica are the first people in history hoping the Hitlers move in next door, since it's a better alternative to Janice. Ross tries to manage Rachel's life and career without her permission and we have some feelings about it!!!!

We meet a new FRIEND, Princess Consuela. And Rachel has a meeting with Gukky, Ross is up for Ten Year, and Joey makes friends with a little girl ghost.

French it up! Phoebe tries to teach Joey French (me floo!), and is a lot more patient than Ashley would be. Rachel's dad has a heart attack, so Ross goes and makes everything worse for everyone, kinda. Erica visits NYC and we find out is Chandler & Monica's baby is the biological son of the high school quarterback or killed his dad with a shovel. Oh, and there *are* spoilers for It Ends With Us, j...

Phoebe and Mike get married! But on Monica's schedule. Have opinions on your own time. The boys don't know what they're doing for the wedding, but don't wonder that until the rehearsal.... which sounds typical. We get teary at the sound of the steal drums (and at Marjorie's overwhelming scent). MAZEL TOV!

**In Honor of Matthew Perry** by A Best Friends Club Production

Literally everything about this episode is perfect. Paper, snow, a ghost!! Let me get an ETA on the peepees. Way, No Way! You were my midnight mystery kisser?! (We promise we don't just quote the whole episode, even though we really, really wanted to. We do play a round of Pyramid ourselves though!). Enough teasin', now it's time for the pleasin'!

***This episode was recorded before the tragic passing of our much loved friend, Matthew Perry*** Chandler gets caught! But not caught doing what they think he's doing for 45 minutes in a house in Westchester. We talk about moving, and not so much about this being a clips show ;)

Phoebe shows off one of her non-main cast friends, and Joey shows off his inability to share food (unless it's yours and looks tastier than his coulis). We still think Ross should have got the nice leather jacket, even if it does say "Boys will be boys" in rhinestones - what? they will be! And finally... Doctor Chandler and Reverend Monica fly to Ohio to get themselves a baby!

Everyone is late! Emma is winning, Monica is Losing, and I think the Rangers ended in a tie. It's our last Thanksgiving!!!!!! :(

Ross and Rachel take Emma to the playground where they both face their own fears - Rachel of swings and Ross of spiders (unsurprisingly, I'm with Ross on this one). Phoebe and Mike start planning their wedding, then unpinning it and donating to charity, then undonating and planning again, then spiralling. Finally, Chandler and Monica are getting appraised (?) by the adoption agency rep, and Joey s...

Ross is stuck between a rock and a hard place with Benji and Charlie, Phoebe has to decide who to gift Gladys to, and Joey does not get booked in a commercial by Chandler, despite how good he looks in shiny lip balm. (Apologies if the previous file did not work for you - issues should be resolved now!)

Salutations to our fellow enthusiasts of the 90s classic sitcom about comrades! We used the same thesaurus Joey used for his referral letter to the adoption agency for Chandler & Monica. Smart! Rachel's (favorite?) sister Amy comes over, breaks up with her old man boyfriend, and puts holes in the baby's ears. And while one couple is breaking up, another are... well... Phoebe and Mike keep having s...

Emma is this many years old - ::holds up one finger:: - and there is a cake, just the wrong one. But she is still ASLEEEEP for her own party (seems to me a Gellar problem). Monica and Chandler are NOT in Vermont, Phoebe is writing her worst song yet, Joey is doing moving dramatic readings, and Jack and Judy are leaving the worlds most depressing birthday message.

Rachel & Joey have their first official date, not counting the fajitas from last episode, and it doesn't go so well when they can't seem to power through. Ross has a few mishaps at multiple tanning salons and ends up a 12 on front and a 0 on back. And Amanda Bufamontieze from Yonkers comes dancing right back into Monica & Phoebe's lives, because she's scrappy like Monica.

Ross is fine, we're fine, everything is FINE. Ross tries to digest the news of Joey and Rachel over Fajitas and flan for three. Phoebe catches up with Frank Jr and the triplets. Monica and Chandler learn to always tell your children they are adopted so strangers don't do it for you.