Matt LeBlanc kicks off his very short leading-man film career with the doomed children's baseball-playing chimp movie Ed. See as Matt LeBlanc tries to play mid-Western AND build a believable relationship with what is clearly a person in an ape costume.

Before we dive into the movies made during the second season of Friends, let's take a look at the show during its sophomore year. The cast is living with their newfound fame. Can they recapture the success of that first hit season or was it a fluke? Well...obviously, it continued to be a success, but they didn't know that then. Ross and Rachel, Monica and Richard, Joey and Brooke Shields...pairings galore!

Courteney Cox plays a blind woman who must find a way to describe her attacker to the titular Sketch Artist in this made-for-TV thriller/courtroom drama.

Lisa Kudrow has a small, but powerful role in The Crazysitter, an odd little Beverly D'Angelo comedy directed by MadTV's Michael McDonald. In the film, D'Angelo cons her way into a babysitting job when she decides to sell the children on the black market. Kudrow plays a Sally Jesse Raphael-type daytime talkshow host.

Matthew Perry appears in a real stinkeroo, Getting In. Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity) directs this black comedy that's neither dark nor funny. Calista Flockhart, Dave Chapelle, and Kirsty Swanson also appear.

Courteney Cox faces the acting challenge of a lifetime...pretending Ace Ventura, Pet Detective, is a sexual being. In the first episode of Season One, we cover a film that exemplifies the '90s, from its catchphrase comedy to its extremely problematic ending.

The pre-season is over, and we're ready to start covering the films that came out while Friends was on the air! But first, a recap of the season with highlights (Rachel learning laundry!), lowlights (Marcel), and everything in between. Who is set up for movie stardom? Listen and find out!

Matt LeBlanc plays a slimy '50s greaser in Reform School Girl, a made-for-TV remake of the drive-in exploitation classic. Women in prison; tender/exploitative love scenes; Matt LeBlanc saying things like "Daddy-O," this movie's got it all!

David Schwimmer comes into possession of Twenty Bucks in this wide-ranging dramady that follows the travels of a $20 bill as it passes from hand to hand. Schwimmer plays a struggling hair-tonic salesman dating writer Elizabeth Shue. Appearances from Brendan Fraser, Gladys Knight, Steve Buscemi, Christopher Lloyd, and William H. Macy!

Jennifer Aniston gets her start with a starring role in *woof* Leprechaun, a low-budget horror flick that implausibly spawned an 8-film franchise. See what Rachel would be like if she was super mean, and check-in with Lep before he makes his journeys to Vegas, to Space, to Tha Hood, or Back 2 Tha Hood.