Friends - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
The One After Ross Says Rachel
Ross and Rachel cope with the ramifications of Ross saying "Rachel" instead of "Emily" during his wedding vows; Monica and Chandler are still hot for each other.
The One With All the Kissing
Rachel wants to tell Ross that she still loves him; Chandler must kiss Rachel and Phoebe to cover up a kiss with Monica; Phoebe's water breaks.
The One Hundredth
Phoebe's pregnancy comes to fruition; Monica and Chandler have their first fight.
The One Where Phoebe Hates PBS
Phoebe reveals her hatred of PBS; Emily tells Ross she'll see him again---if he stops seeing Rachel.
The One With the Kips
Monica and Chandler plan a weekend getaway; Ross has to tell Rachel that to save his marriage he can't see her anymore.
The One With the Yeti
Emily's demands regarding Rachel weigh on Ross; Rachel and Monica encounter a hairy, beastlike man; Phoebe receives a fur coat.
The One Where Ross Moves In
Ross moves in with the boys; Phoebe dates a health inspector; Rachel plays hard to get for Danny, who's oblivious.
The One With All the Thanksgivings
The gang reflects on bad Thanksgivings---and the biggest turkey belongs to Monica, who recalls her first encounter with Chandler.
The One With Ross's Sandwich
Ross loses it when someone eats his sandwich at work; keeping up appearances for Monica and Chandler makes Joey look bad; Phoebe and Rachel take a lit class.
The One With the Inappropriate Sister
Danny's close relationship with his sister (Julie Lauren) bothers Rachel; Ross urges Joey to write a script; Phoebe collects for holiday charity on a street corner.
The One With All the Resolutions
Rachel's New Year's resolution not to gossip is tested when she discovers Monica and Chandler's romance.
The One With Chandler's Work Laugh
Monica meets "Work Chandler"; Ross gets together with Janice.
The One With Joey's Bag
Phoebe meets Frank Sr. (Bob Balaban) at her grandma's funeral; Joey gets attached to a bag that's like a purse.
The One Where Everybody Finds Out
Phoebe finds out about Monica and Chandler's romance; Ross plans to rent Ugly Naked Guy's apartment.
The One With the Girl Who Hits Joey
Chandler freaks out over the subject of marriage to Monica; Joey's girlfriend throws playful, but painful, punches; Ross alienates his new neighbors.
The One With the Cop
Phoebe finds a police badge; Joey has a romantic dream about Monica; Rachel helps Ross move his new couch.
The One With Rachel's Inadvertent Kiss
Rachel makes an awkward move during a job interview; Monica and Chandler compete with Phoebe and Gary to be the hotter couple.
The One Where Rachel Smokes
Rachel takes up smoking for work reasons; Joey angles into an audition involving Ross's son, Ben.
The One Where Ross Can't Flirt
Ross's flirting with the pizza-delivery girl falls flat; Joey's scene in a TV crime drama is cut.
The One With the Ride Along
The boys ride along with Gary (Michael Rapaport); Monica and Rachel overhear bride-to-be Emily's urgent phone message to Ross.
The One With the Ball
Gary (Michael Rapaport) asks Phoebe to live with him; a game of catch goes on for hours; Rachel buys an expensive cat.
The One With Joey's Big Break
Joey is cast in an independent film to be shot in the desert outside Las Vegas; Phoebe's angry with Ross.
The One in Vegas, Part 1
Chandler and Monica celebrate their first anniversary; the gang goes to Vegas to visit Joey; Chandler finds out about Monica's lunch with Richard.
The One in Vegas, Part 2
In Vegas, Monica and Chandler reconcile and literally roll the dice on whether to get married, while one couple actually do tie the knot.
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