If you know me, you know I have "Friends" on my TV as background noise. If you don't know me then you might be asking why. The answer is simple: I've watched the show at least 10 times from start to finish so I know it like the back of my hand. Each time I rewatch an episode, I find new things to question.
These are the 16 questions I still have about "Friends."
What is Monica's middle name?
Why are their birthdays inconsistent?
Birthdays are probably the most inconsistent aspect of the characters on "Friends." Not only do they change throughout the show, but their ages also are never correct. Rachel is the youngest even though she and Monica are the same age, and Ross is 29 in seasons 3, 4 and 5 even though he should be one of the oldest.
Why did Chandler claim to never cry, when this wasn't true?
What happened to Ben?
Why was there a potato in the coffee shop?
This is just plain weird.
Why did Rachel need to be introduced to Chandler?
In the pilot episode, Rachel is introduced to Chandler but they had already met three times, twice at Thanksgiving gatherings with Monica, Ross, and their parents, and once at a college party where she kissed Chandler.
Does ice cream really make Ross's teeth hurt?
How did Chandler forget how to palm money?
Why are Phoebe's claims about her father so inconsistent?
Why is Phoebe's backstory also inconsistent?
Why did Phoebe stop playing her music at Central Perk?
What's Gunther's last name?
Why didn't Chandler and Monica name one of their kids Joey?
Why did Phoebe suddenly have a roommate?
Does Phoebe know how to speak French or not?
When do they go to work?
