Scene: Monica and Rachel's: everyone is there and they are watching an
info-mercial that stars Joey.]

HOST: Welcome everybody, welcome to Amazing Discoveries!

PHOEBE: Oh, oh! It's on again!

JOEY: You guys, can we please not watch this all right.

ALL: Shhhh!

HOST: Folks, has this ever happened to you. You go to the refrigerator
to get a nice glass of milk, (Joey is in the background
struggling to open a cartoon of milk) and these darn cartons are
so flingin'-flangin' hard to open.

JOEY: (on tv) Oh, you said it Mike. (rips open the carton and spills
milk on the counter) Aw! There's got to be a better way!

MIKE: And there is Kevin.

JOEY: Can we please turn this off?

RACHEL: Noo way, Kevin.

MIKE: There is a revolutionary new product that guarantees that you'll
never have to open up milk cartons again. Meet the Milk Master
2000.

ROSS: (to Chandler) Are you intrigued?

CHANDLER: You're flingin'-flangin' right I am!

MIKE: Keep in mind, he's never used this product before, you're gonna
see how easy this is to do. (to Kevin) Go ahead. ('Kevin' starts
using the product, it is a spout that you jab into a paper milk
carton so that you don't have to rip it open.) This works with
any milk carton.

JOEY: (on TV, finishing installing the Milk Master 2000) Wow, it is
easy. (starts to poor the milk) Now, I can have milk everyday.

(they all start laughing at him)

OPENING CREDITS

[Scene: Central Perk, Chandler, Monica, Janice are sitting on the
couch, and Phoebe is sitting next to them in the chair.]

CHANDLER: Well, it's official there are no good movies.

JANICE: Well, let's go to a bad one and make out. (they start to kiss
and lean back into Monica.)

MONICA: Perhaps, you would like me to turn like this, (turns sideways
on the couch) so that you can bunny bump against my back.

JOEY: (entering) Hey!

PHOEBE: Hey.

CHANDLER: Hey, man. What's up?

JOEY: Maybe you can tell me. My agent would like to know why I didn't
show up at the audition I didn't know I had today. The first
good thing she gets me in weeks. How could you not give me the
message?!

CHANDLER: Well, I'll tell ya I do enjoy guilt, but, ah, it wasn't me.

PHOEBE: Yes, it was! It was him! Uh huh! (they all stare at her) Okay,
it was me!

JOEY: How is it you?

PHOEBE: Well, it was just, it was all so crazy, you know. I mean,
Chandler was in the closet, counting to 10, and he was up to 7
and I hadn't found a place to hide yet. I-I-I meant to tell
you, and I wrote it all down on my hand. See, all of it. (shows
him her hand)

JOEY: Yep, that's my audition.

MONICA: See, now this is why I keep notepads everywhere.

PHOEBE: Yep, and that's why we don't invite you to play.

JANICE: What is the great tragedy here? You go get yourself another
appointment.

JOEY: Well, Estelle tried, you know. The casting director told her
that I missed my chance.

PHOEBE: That is unfair. I'll call her and tell her it was totally my
fault.

JOEY: Pheebs, you can't do that. The casting director doesn't talk to
friends, she only talks to agents.

PHOEBE: What a sad little life she must lead. Okay, ooh (starts
dialing).

JOEY: What, what are you doing? What are you doing?

PHOEBE: No, no, no, I know, I know, ooh. (on the phone in a different
voice) 'Hi, this is Katelynn, from Phoebe Buffay's office. Um,
is um, Ann there for Phoebe, she'll know what it's about.'

JOEY: Hang up, hang up. (reaches with his good arm, but Phoebe grabs
it and he tries to reach the phone with his other arm but can't
because of the sling.)

PHOEBE: (on phone) 'Annie! Hi. Listen we got a problem with Joey
Tribbiani, apparently he missed his audition. Who did you speak
to in my office? Estelle, no, I don't know what I'm going to
do with her. No. All right, so your husband leaves and burns
down the apartment, the world does not stop.'

CHANDLER: Is anybody else scared?

PHOEBE: (on phone) 'Right, well look, um, if Joey loses this audition,
that is it for Estelle. I don't care! Annie you are a doll,
what time can you see him?' (to Monica) I need a pen. (Chandler
hands her one, but she needs something to right on, so she
tilts Chandler's head over and writes on the back of his neck)

CHANDLER: Get the woman a pad! Get the woman a pad! A pad! A pad!

MONICA: Oh, now you want a pad.

[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Carol and Susan are dropping off Ben]

CAROL and SUSAN: (entering) Hey!!

ROSS: There's my boy! Here's my boy! And here's his Barbi (Ben is
holding a Barbi doll) What's ah, what's my boy doing with a
Barbi?

CAROL: He picked it out of the toy store himself, he loves it.

SUSAN: He carries it everywhere, it's like a security blanket, but
with ski boots and a kicky beret.

ROSS: Yeah, it's, it's, it's cute. Why, why, why does he have it,
again?

SUSAN: So he's got a doll? So what? Unless you're afraid he's gonna
grow up and be in show business.

CAROL: This doesn't have anything to do with the fact that he is being
raised by two women, does it?

ROSS: You know what it's fine. If you're okay with the Barbi thing, so
am I.

(cut to later in the day)

ROSS: Give daddy the Barbi! Ben, give, give me the Barbi. Okay, how
'bout, don't you want to play with the monster truck? (makes a
monster truck sound) No. Okay, oh, oh, how about a Dino-soilder?
(squawks like a dinosaur)

RACHEL: Ross, you are so pathetic. Why can't your son just play with
his doll? (uses the Milk Master 2000 to pour milk into her
cereal)

MONICA: (entering from her bedroom) I gotta go to work. Has anybody
seen my left boob?

JOEY: I love that movie. (Joey is using it as a pillow)

MONICA: There it is. Joey, what are you doing?

JOEY: I'm sorry, it just felt nice.

CHANDLER: (entering with his ringing phone) Joe. Joe! Answer the
phone.

JOEY: Hey, I only got one good arm, you know. You should be doing
stuff for me. Go get me a sweater.

CHANDLER: Just do it! Okay, it's Janice and if I get it I'm going to
have to see her tonight. (phone stops ringing) Oh, that's
great I'm gonna have to see her tonight.

RACHEL: What's the big deal? Why don't you wanna see Janice?

CHANDLER: Okay, last night at dinner, when the meals came, she put
half her chicken piccata on my plate and took my tomatoes.

ROSS: And that's bad because..., you hate chicken piccata?

CHANDLER: Noo.

ROSS: You didn't want to share your tomatoes, tomatoes are very
important to you.

CHANDLER: No, it's like all of the sudden, we were this couple. And
this alarm started going off in my head: 'Run for your life!
Get out of the building!'

RACHEL: Men are unbelievable.

MONICA: What is it with you people! I mean, the minute you start to
feel something, you have to run away?

CHANDLER: I know, that, (looks at her fake chest, and loses his train
of thought, temporarily) that's why I don't want to go
tonight, I'm afraid I'm going to say something stupid.

MONICA: Oh, you mean like that guy thing where you act mean and distant
until you get us to break up with you.

JOEY: Hey, you know about that?!

CHANDLER: Look what do I do? I wanna get past this, I don't wanna be
afraid of the commitment thing. I wanna go through the
tunnel, to the other side!

(Joey looks quizzically at Ross)

ROSS: (to Joey) Where there is no fear of commitment.

CHANDLER: Do we have any...(turns around and bumps Monica's fake chest)
Do we have any thoughts here?

JOEY: Well, I've never been through the tunnel myself, 'cause as I
understand it, you're not allowed to go through with more than
one girl in the car, right. But, it seems to me it's pretty much
like anything else, you know, face your fear. It have a fear of
heights, you go to the top of the building! If you're afraid of
bugs.....get a bug. Right. In this case, you have a fear of
commitment, so I say you go in there and be the most committed
guy there ever was.

RACHEL: Amazingly, that makes sense.

CHANDLER: You think?

JOEY: Oh, yeah. Go for it man, jump off the high dive, stare down the
barrel of the gun, pee into the wind!

CHANDLER: Yeah, Joe, I assure you if I'm staring down the barrel of a
gun, I'm pretty much peeing every which way.

[Scene: Central Perk, Phoebe's beeper is going off]

PHOEBE: Oh, it's your audition from this morning. Can I use the phone
again?

RACHEL: Sure Pheebs, you know, that's what it's there for, emergencies
and pretend agents.

JOEY: Come on baby, come on!

PHOEBE: (on phone, in 'Katelynn's' voice) 'Hi, I have Phoebe Buffay
returning a page. Okay, well, um, she's in her car I'll have
to patch you through.'

RACHEL: Very nice touch.

PHOEBE: (in voice, on phone) 'Okay, go ahead.' (in normal voice on
phone) Um, hi Annie. (listens) Fantastic! (to Joey) You got
it. (on phone) Oh, okay, um, 'Will he work for scale?' you ask
me. Well, I don't know about that, (Joey clears his throat to
signify yes) except that I do and he will. Great, oh you are
such a sweetheart. I would love to have lunch with you, how
about we have lunch next....(hangs up phone) Op, went through
a tunnel.

RACHEL: Unbelievable.

JOEY: Thank you so much.

PHOEBE: It was really fun, I mean I've never talked on a car phone
before.

JOEY: You were amazing, could you just do me this huge favor, you see
there's this one other audition that I really, really want, and
Estelle couldn't get me in.

PHOEBE: Oh, I don't know. I mean it was fun one time.

JOEY: Come on, please, it'll be just this one more, well actually it's
two.

PHOEBE: Two?

JOEY: Yeah! Well, well really it's three. Please. You're so good at
it. I love you.

PHOEBE: Okay, I'll do it, but just these three, right

JOEY: Nooo, four.

[Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler and Janice are having dinner]

JANICE: So, how come you wanted to eat in tonight?

CHANDLER: 'Cause, I wanted to uh, give you this. (hands her a present)

JANICE: Ohhh, are you a puppy! (opens it) Contact paper! I never really
know what to say when someone you're sleeping with gives you
contact paper.

CHANDLER: Well, wait there's, there's more. See the contact paper is
to go into your brand new drawer. (gives her a drawer) See,
the drawer actually goes in my dresser.

JANICE: Oh, you didn't have to do this.

CHANDLER: Yes, I did. Yes, I did. Because, you're my girlfriend, and
that's what girlfriends should, should get.

JANICE: Well, I gotta buy a vowel. Because, oh my Gawd! Who, would've
thought that someday, Chandler Bing would buy me a drawer.

CHANDLER: Well, not me. But that's what's happened, and, ah, and, and
there's more. We should take a trip.

JANICE: We should?

CHANDLER: Yep, we're a couple and that's what couples do. And, I wanna
meet your parents. We should take a trip with your parents!

JANICE: (laughs) I don't think we need to, because you're tripping me
out right now! Are you okay?

CHANDLER: I am, I actually am. I mean this is amazing. My entire life
I have feared this place, and now that I'm here it's like
what was the big deal. I could probably say 'Let's move in
together.' and I'd be okay.

JANICE: You probably want us to move in together?

CHANDLER: It doesn't scare me!

JANICE: Yeah, well, it scares me! I mean I not even divorced yet,
Chandler. You know, you just invited me over here for pasta,
and all of the sudden you're talking about moving in together.
And, and I wasn't even that hungry. You know what, it's getting
a little late, and I-I should just, um...(starts to leave)

CHANDLER: Oh, no, no, no, don't go! I've scared ya'! I've said too
much! I'm hopeless, and awkward, and desperate for love!!
(Janice leaves, Chandler then calls Janice to leave a message
on her machine) Hey, Janice! It's me. Um, yeah, I-I-I just
wanna apologize in advance for having chased you down the
street. (runs out the door)

COMMERCIAL BREAK

[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Rachel are comforting Chandler]

RACHEL: Honey, this will help. (hands him a tub of ice cream)

CHANDLER: So, I finally catch up to her and she says this relationship
is going to fast and we have to slow down.

RACHEL and MONICA: Uff.

MONICA: That is never good.

CHANDLER: Then I got all needy and clingy.

RACHEL: Okay, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. Maybe it's
not so bad. How did you leave it?

CHANDLER: She said she'd call me.

RACHEL and MONICA: Ohh! (both grab there stomachs in pain)

CHANDLER: Oh God.

MONICA: Welcome to our side of the tunnel.

CHANDLER: This ice cream tastes like crap by the way.

RACHEL: Yeah, well that's that lo-cal, non dairy, soy milk junk. We
sort of, we save the real stuff for those really terminal
cases.

MONICA: You know, when you start get screwed over all the time, you
gotta switch to low-fat.

RACHEL: Yeah, you do.

CHANDLER: So, you don't think I'm terminal?

MONICA: Well, no, not at all, you're not terminal, you just, you just
need some damage control.

CHANDLER: Okay, okay. So, should I call her?

RACHEL and MONICA: Nooo!

RACHEL: This is a very critical time right now. If you feel yourself
reaching for that phone, then you go shoe shopping, you get
your butt in a bubble bath. You want her back you have to
start acting aloof.

MONICA: She has to know that your not ready.

RACHEL: Right. So, what you have to do is, you have to accidentally
run into her on purpose. And then act aloof.

CHANDLER: So I'm not, not gonna lose her?

RACHEL: Oooh, honey, you're not a total loser.

CHANDLER: I said, 'So I'm not gonna lose her?'

RACHEL: Oh.

[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Ross is still trying to get Ben to play
with something other than the Barbi doll.]

ROSS: Guess who's here. It's the toughest guy in toy land, Ben.
(singing) 'A real American hero. I'm G.I. Joe!' Drop the Barbi,
drop the Barbi.

RACHEL: G.I. Joe? Do you really think he's gonna fall for that?

JOEY: (entering) G. I. Joe! Cool! Can I play?

ROSS: Look Ben, it's a toy that protects U.S. oil interests overseas!

JOEY and ROSS: Go Joe!!!

PHOEBE: (entering) Helloo! Oh! (sees Joey and starts to leave)

JOEY: Pheebs! There you are!

PHOEBE: No it's not, sorry.

JOEY: But Phoebe, wait! Wait! Phoebe. Phoebe! (catches her in the
hallway)

PHOEBE: Oh, Joey! Oh, okay, see I didn't recognize you wearing, in
those....pants.

JOEY: Look listen, that TV movie I went in for? Did you hear anything?
I think I got a shot at it.

PHOEBE: Yes! They called and you didn't get it! Okay, I mean you didn't
get it, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

JOEY: It's okay, these things happen.

PHOEBE: But they shouldn't happen, you know what, you're, you're in a
terrible, terrible business. Oh God, I don't wanna be the
person who makes your face look like that.

JOEY: I'm, I'm okay. See. (tries to smile, but fails horribly)

PHOEBE: Oh, now you're sad and creepy, oh. You know what, I, I'm sorry
I quit, okay, I just quit.

JOEY: No! No, no you can't quit! You're the best agent I ever had!
Look Pheebs, rejection is part being an actor, you can't take it
personally.

PHOEBE: Not personal, really, well they said that they never met an
Italian actor with a worse Italian accent.

JOEY: They actually said that?

PHOEBE: Yeah. Ooh God, there's that face again! See I can't do this
job! I...

JOEY: No, no, no, see that's why you have to do this job, agents
always lie. You know, Estelle just says stuff like 'They went
another way', but this, I can use this. (in a very bad Italian
accent) I canna work on a new accent.

PHOEBE: Yeah okay, no if it helps you okay. Yeah.

ROSS: (running into the hall, in slow motion) You'll never get me,
Joe!!! (he then pretends that he gets shot repeatedly and falls
back against Joey and Chandler's door, dead.)

[Scene: A grocery store that Janice shops in. Chandler is on purpose,
accidentally bumping into her.]

JANICE: (to butcher) No, thank you. (Chandler makes a sound and she
notices him) Chandler!

CHANDLER: (in a British accent) Hello, Janice.

JANICE: What are you doing here?

CHANDLER: (in accent) Oh, just a bit of shopping. How've you been?

JANICE: Are you being British?!

CHANDLER: (normal voice) No. Not anymore.

JANICE: Why are you shopping here? You don't live in this neighborhood.
Were you here waiting for me?

CHANDLER: Yeah, huh. I'm just uh, you know I'm just picking up some
things for a party. (grabs a bag off of the shelf)

JANICE: Barley? What kind of party serves barley?

CHANDLER: Well, I'm sorry if my friends aren't as sophisticated as
yours.

JANICE: Where is this party?

CHANDLER: Here in Chelsea.

JANICE: Who's party is it?

CHANDLER: A woman's

JANICE: What woman?!

CHANDLER: (shyly) Chelsea.

JANICE: Okay, you know, one of two things is happening here. Either
you're seeing somebody behind my back, which would make you
the biggest jerk on the planet. Or, else you're pretending
that you're seeing somebody, which just makes you so pathetic
that I could start crying right here in the cereal aisle. So
like which of these two guys do you want to be? (another guy
walks by)

CHANDLER: Can I be that guy?

[Scene: Central Perk, Joey and Phoebe are there]

PHOEBE: Okay, so we got some more good rejections, lots of stuff to
work on.

JOEY: Okay, shoot.

PHOEBE: Okay, um, oh, the zoo commercial.

JOEY: I didn't get it?

PHOEBE: No. They said you 'Weren't believable as a human being.' So,
you can work on that.

JOEY: Okay, what else?

PHOEBE: Um, the off-Broadway play people said 'You were pretty but
dumb'.

JOEY: Oh.

PHOEBE: Oh no wait, I'm sorry, that's 'pretty dumb.'

JOEY: Look, it's okay, no, no, no, really, look um, I really
appreciate this Pheebs, but I think I'm gonna have to go back to
Estelle.

PHOEBE: Oh.

JOEY: Yeah, well don't get me wrong, you're a better agent than she
is, but at least with her I don't want to blow my pretty dumb
brains out.

PHOEBE: Yeah, no, I understand.

JOEY: You do, thanks.

PHOEBE: Yeah. Sorry. (she starts to leave)

JOEY: Wait a minute.

PHOEBE: What?

JOEY: Wait a minute, did you just make up all that stuff just to get
out of being my agent.

PHOEBE: (in a coy tone) Oh, you caught me. I am so busted.

JOEY: (in a really, really bad Italian accent) That's-ah what I
suspected-ah.

[Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler is laying on the counter and
Rachel and Monica are comforting him again.]

CHANDLER: ....And then I just, you know, threw the bag of barley at
her, and ran out of the store.

MONICA: My God! Chandler, we said be 'aloof' not 'a doof'.

CHANDLER: I've actually ruined this haven't I? It's time for the good
ice cream now, right?

RACHEL: Yeah, it is.

MONICA: You know what, everything's gonna be okay.

(phone rings)

CHANDLER: (answering phone) Hello. Hi, Janice! Can you hold on for a
second? Okay. (to Monica and Rachel) Okay, what do I do?

RACHEL: Shhh...I don't know what to do, this is totally unprecedented.

MONICA: If-if-if we ever did what you did a man would never call.

RACHEL: Yeah.

CHANDLER: Hello!

MONICA: Oh wait, you know what, I got it, I got it, pretend like you
just woke up, okay, that will throw her off. Be sleepy.

RACHEL: Yes, and grumpy.

CHANDLER: What are you, stop naming dwarves! (on phone) Hello, Janice.
Hi, I'm so glad that you called, I know I've been acting a
really weird lately. And, it's just because I'm crazy about
you, and I just got...stupid, and, and scared, and....stupid
a couple of more times. I'm sorry. (listens) Really?!
(listens) Really?!

RACHEL: He's soo lucky, if Janice were a guy, she'd be sleeping with
somebody else by now.

CHANDLER: (on phone) I love you too.

MONICA: Aw, it's soo unfair. (they both start digging into the 'good'
ice cream)

[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Carol and Susan are picking up Ben, while
Monica is pouring chocolate syrup, lots of it, into her ice cream.]

CAROL: G. I. Joe. G. I. Joe?!

ROSS: Hey, I don't know what to tell you guys that's the doll he
chose.

SUSAN: What'd you do, dip it in sugar?

ROSS: Look, G. I. Joe's in, Barbi's out. And if you guys can't deal
with it, that's your 'too bad.'

MONICA: What are you being such a weenie for? So he has a Barbi, big
deal. You used to dress up like a woman.

ROSS: What?

MONICA: Well, you used to dress up in Mom's clothes all the time.

ROSS: What are you talking about?

MONICA: The big hat, the pearls, the little pick handbag.

ROSS: Okay, you are totally making this up.

MONICA: How can you not remember? You made us call you...Bea.

ROSS: (remembering) Oh God.

SUSAN: I've literally never been this happy.

MONICA: Wasn't there a little song?

CAROL: Oh please God, let there be a song.

ROSS: There was no song. (to Monica) There was no song!

MONICA: (singing) 'I am Bea.'

ROSS: Okay.

MONICA: 'I drink tea.'

ROSS: Okay, that's, that's enough. (retreats to the bathroom)

MONICA: '....Won't you, won't you, won't you.... '

ROSS: (coming out of the bathroom) Won't you dance around with me.

MONICA: A-ha!!! (they all start laughing, as Ross hides in the
bathroom)

CLOSING CREDITS

[Scene: It's an old home movie of the Geller's backyard, young Ross is
dressed up as Bea, and pouring himself/herself some tea.]

YOUNG ROSS: (singing) 'I am Bea. I drink tea. Won't you dance around
with....' (spills some tea and it drips onto his/her
dress) Ohhh! (runs away crying)

YOUNG MONICA: (entering the shot) Ross!!! (starts to wipe up the
spill)