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01.16 The One Where F.R.I.E.N.D.S. Did One Thing Right
This episode we cover: The One With Two Parts (Part 1)
On this week's episode we chat about queer representation in the media in the 90s and is it possible that F.R.I.E.N.D.S may have done ONE thing right? We talk about the rules and ethics of dating, consent and healthy expressions of boundaries! So grab your favorite coffee mug and we'll get into it!
S01.E16 The One With Two Parts, Part 1 - Episode Summary
As the name implies, this episode is only part one of two, finishing with a “To Be Continued.” There are four plot points in this episode. Firstly, Chandler and Joey head over to Riff’s Cafe and run into Phoebe’s identical twin sister, Ursula, after terrible service, Joey starts to date Ursula, only to find out that Phoebe is not as okay with it as she first said. Meanwhile, Ross goes to Lamaze class with Susan and Carol to get hit hard with the fact that soon he’ll be a father and his life is going to change. In the third plot point, Chandler is supposed to fire someone at work, only to end up asking her out. Lastly, Monica is annoyed with Rachel for not taking down the Christmas lights, and when Rachel finally does, she falls off the balcony, dangling by her foot by the Christmas lights.
Resources & Mentioned Content:
Dorien Wilson (Mr. Douglas)
Michele Lamar Richards (the Lamaze Teacher)
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We would like to state that this podcast was recorded in 'Montreal', or Tiohtiá:ke, which we recognize is unceded indigenous land of the traditional territories of the Kanien’kehá:ka, 'Mohawk', Anishinabeg, 'Algonquin', and other peoples. We recognize the indigenous peoples as the rightful custodians of this land and are grateful and respect every which way they have taken care of and fought for this land, including, and not exclusive to, the Oka Crisis.
Though we continuously are working to use this podcast as a platform to address and unpack systems of oppression we also recognize our whiteness, that we are able bodied, our class privilege, and, in addition, our newness at attempting to create this media. We welcome any insight, feedback or resources on how we can do this better, or if we are doing it wrong.
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This episode we cover: The One With Two Parts (Part 1)
On this week's episode we chat about queer representation in the media in the 90s and is it possible that F.R.I.E.N.D.S may have done ONE thing right? We talk about the rules and ethics of dating, consent and healthy expressions of boundaries! So grab your favorite coffee mug and we'll get into it!
S01.E16 The One With Two Parts, Part 1 - Episode Summary
As the name implies, this episode is only part one of two, finishing with a “To Be Continued.” There are four plot points in this episode. Firstly, Chandler and Joey head over to Riff’s Cafe and run into Phoebe’s identical twin sister, Ursula, after terrible service, Joey starts to date Ursula, only to find out that Phoebe is not as okay with it as she first said. Meanwhile, Ross goes to Lamaze class with Susan and Carol to get hit hard with the fact that soon he’ll be a father and his life is going to change. In the third plot point, Chandler is supposed to fire someone at work, only to end up asking her out. Lastly, Monica is annoyed with Rachel for not taking down the Christmas lights, and when Rachel finally does, she falls off the balcony, dangling by her foot by the Christmas lights.
Resources & Mentioned Content:
Dorien Wilson (Mr. Douglas)
Michele Lamar Richards (the Lamaze Teacher)
---
We would like to state that this podcast was recorded in 'Montreal', or Tiohtiá:ke, which we recognize is unceded indigenous land of the traditional territories of the Kanien’kehá:ka, 'Mohawk', Anishinabeg, 'Algonquin', and other peoples. We recognize the indigenous peoples as the rightful custodians of this land and are grateful and respect every which way they have taken care of and fought for this land, including, and not exclusive to, the Oka Crisis.
Though we continuously are working to use this podcast as a platform to address and unpack systems of oppression we also recognize our whiteness, that we are able bodied, our class privilege, and, in addition, our newness at attempting to create this media. We welcome any insight, feedback or resources on how we can do this better, or if we are doing it wrong.
Ways to get involved with the Black Lives Matter Movement:
https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/
Don't forget to check out our new YouTube channel and hit that subscribe button!
Follow What the Phalange?! on social media: @wtphalange
email: [email protected]
Emilie Brunet
www.emiliebyoga.com
insta: @emiliebyoga
PLEASE SUPPORT THE SHOW!
Donate on Patreon
Review us on Apple Podcasts
Share us w all of your FRIENDS on social media!
SOCIALIZE!
www.WhatThePhalangePodcast.com
[email protected]
Twitter: @WTPhalangePod
IG: @WTPhalangePodcast
Emilie
Twitter: @ EmilieB__
Quinn
IG: @TheBasicNB or @FeministMassageTherapist
www.QuinnKBrunet.com
Start for FREE
Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
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