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The One With The Princess Leia Fantasy: Monica is dysfunctional because of her breakup with Richard. Joey can’t stand having Janice around all the time; she invites him on a “day of fun” so they can get to know each other. Ross and Rachel talk about their fantasies; Rachel then tells Phoebe and Monica about Ross’s Princess Leia fantasy. Phoebe helps Monica try to relax. Ross and Chandler share personal information, which leads to some unpleasant side effects for Ross. Mr. Geller shows up and comforts Monica.
The One With The Flashback: Prompted by a question from Janice, the group has a flashback revealing events which occurred three years earlier: Chandler searches for a roommate; Cute Naked Guy puts on weight; Phoebe secretly moves out of Monica’s apartment; The bar is closing to make way for a coffee shop; Mr. Heckles could play the oboe; Rachel contemplates her upcoming marriage to Barry; Mr. Heckles could be Chandler’s new roommate; Ross is happy that Carol has found a new friend — Susan; One of the lifeguards dismantles a nuclear device; “Almost” relationships are revealed between Joey and Monica, Monica and Chandler, Chandler and Rachel, Ross and Phoebe.
The One With The Racecar Bed: Monica and Phoebe shop at the store owned by Janice’s soon-to-be-ex-husband, and Monica ends up with the wrong bed. Rachel and Ross have dinner with her father, which doesn’t go well; the next day at brunch, Ross and Dr. Green find something to bond over. Gunther broods over Rachel. Joey Teaches a class–”Acting for Soap Operas”. While trying to return the bed, Joey and Monica see Janice kissing her husband.
The One Where Rachel Quits: Gunther re-trains Rachel on how to be a waitress; she realizes it’s time to quit working at the coffee shop. Ross accidentally breaks a little girl’s leg, and ends up selling Brown Bird Cookies for her so she can go to Space Camp. Monica’s childhood cookie habit returns. Joey gets a job at a Christmas tree lot. Phoebe tries to come to terms with the cruelty of having a Christmas tree.
The One With Phoebe’s Ex-Partner: Phoebe’s former singing partner (Leslie) performs at Central Perk and asks Phoebe if they can get back together. They eventually do, but soon have problems when Leslie sells “Smelly Cat” to a kitty litter company. Chandler meets a woman (Ginger) in the men’s room and asks her out; coincidentally, Joey used to date her– until an unfortunate incident occurred, involving her artificial leg. Chandler gets over the fact that she has an artificial leg, but when Ginger learns he has a third nipple, she dumps him. Ross continues to struggle with Rachel’s career and her involvement with Mark. Chandler has his third nipple removed.
The One The Morning After: Rachel is sorry about her fight with Ross; meanwhile, Ross wakes up with the Xerox girl; Chandler and Joey convince Ross not to tell Rachel; Ross tries to make sure Rachel doesn’t find out. Monica and Phoebe try out a “painless” leg waxing kit. Chandler, Joey, Phoebe, and Monica get stuck in Monica’s room while Ross and Rachel try to work things out.
The One With a Chick. And a Duck.: The diner where Monica works puts their staff on roller-skates; Monica crashes into Rachel while skating; Rachel’s injuries are worse than first believed. Pete buys a restaurant and offers Monica a job as head chef; she’s unsure whether to take it, since she still isn’t attracted to Pete. Pete makes up a story about another woman so Monica will think he’s over her; Phoebe sees right through it but promises not to tell Monica. Joey buys a pet chick for Chandler, but caring for it becomes a source of conflict. Ross has a chance to be on TV as part of a panel of Paleontologists, but gives it up to take Rachel to the hospital. Monica and Pete are about to stop seeing each other, but then they kiss… and Monica finally feels it.
The One With Ross’s Thing: Ross finds a growth on his body but can’t tell what it is; neither can anyone else. He visits his doctor, Chandler’s doctor, and Phoebe’s guru. Phoebe dates two guys: Vince, a burly fireman, and Jason, a sensitive teacher. She tries but can’t decide which one to break up with. Pete is out of town and tells Monica, “We need to talk,” which gets her worried. The gang goes with Monica to Pete’s place see how a millionaire lives; Joey finds a stub for a $50,000 check to a ring designer; Rachel begins to plan Monica’s wedding.
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Posted in TV · November 18th, 2009 · Comments (0)
With corporate divisions that spread throughout the movie industry, the banking business, and the insurance gamut, the Sony Corporation seems an unlikely leader in the expanding electronic world. Yet here they are, a major player, rapidly advancing the development and implementation of superior technology. In an age of great suffering due to corporate overextending, Sony continues to thrive.
This producer of various viewing and processing digital technology presents to society an array of quality television equipment. The variety of products includes projection televisions and monitors, miniature pocket units, televisions that incorporate cathode ray tubes, flat panel televisions, and perhaps the largest LCD televisions commercially available. From basic systems to super-sized flat screens, Sony continually marks their position as a consumer oriented provider, altering, reshaping, and purposefully addressing the needs of their customer base.
From the mini-television created to please the traveller, to the giant wide-screen focused on the home entertainment centre, Sony aims to please. A home system needs to be small enough to match the house dcor, and large enough to satisfy the seating space and arrangements. Sony has the system that fits. Merely measure out and start shopping.
Designed to produce the finest home viewing possible, Sony’s wide screen televisions are optimized for wide-angle viewing. Sony is known for setting new standards. Features such as full digital video dispensation, absolute HD compatibility, and resident display resolutions enhance the value of a live color creation system. Downscaling HD images is handled in methods that prevent a loss of detail precision. Special True cinema 24p playback brought about by theatre Sync Technology pumps up the excitement of home movie viewing.
Sony built televisions offer many outstanding features. From full digital video processing to complete HD compatibility, a Sony television is up to date and aimed to satisfy the current television market. True cinema 24p playback and precise brightness and contrast controls permit for downscaled HD images that show no loss of clarity or detail. Colours are crisp, clean, and true to life.
If you seek a television that resist the annoying reflection of nearby light sources, a Sony LCD HDTV fills the bill. Viewing in the shadows of an off-centre lamp used to cause some occasional double imagery. With better contrast and brightness controls, a Sony HDTV avoids this aggravation. Viewing angles no longer restrict television placement. A Sony flat screen LCD television presents a wide viewing range that works to help free up home space. Automatic intensity, color scope, and contrast tuning improve viewing and color capacity. An improved fill factor strengthens the quality of picture conversions.
With great technical support, an online Q&A site, and the experience to thrive in a most difficult market, Sony Corporation is here to stay. If you are searching for outstanding entertainment value, it makes no difference which specific model you chose, Sony televisions are just smart buys.
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Posted in TV · November 17th, 2009 · Comments (0)