The One Where Rachel Quits

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Friends season three
September 1996 - May 1997
List of Friends episodes

Episodes:

  1. The One with the Princess Leia Fantasy
  2. The One Where No One's Ready
  3. The One with the Jam
  4. The One With the Metaphorical Tunnel
  5. The One with Frank, Jr.
  6. The One with the Flashback
  7. The One with the Race Car Bed
  8. The One with the Giant Poking Device
  9. The One with the Football
  10. The One Where Rachel Quits
  11. The One Where Chandler Can't Remember Which Sister
  12. The One with All the Jealousy
  13. The One Where Monica and Richard Are Just Friends
  14. The One with Phoebe's Ex-partner
  15. The One Where Ross and Rachel Take a Break
  16. The One the Morning After
  17. The One Without the Ski Trip
  18. The One with the Hypnosis Tape
  19. The One with the Tiny T-Shirt
  20. The One with the Dollhouse
  21. The One with a Chick. And a Duck.
  22. The One with the Screamer
  23. The One with Ross's Thing
  24. The One with the Ultimate Fighting Champion
  25. The One at the Beach

"The One Where Rachel Quits" is the tenth episode of season three of the television situation comedy Friends.

First aired: December 12, 1996

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

Rachel's bosses at Central Perk want her to be re-trained. Seems after almost three years waiting tables, she's still not very good at it. Finally deciding she's tired of being trained to get better at a job she hates (and with suggestions from Chandler and Joey), she puts in her two-week notice. She has trouble finding a job, until Joey mentions that his father is doing plumbing work at a small company called Fortunata Fashions and gets her an interview. She bombs the interview, but gets the job anyway. Thrilled to never have to serve another cup of coffee again, Rachel is dismayed to learn that the first thing they teach her at Fortunata is how to make coffee.

To help pay bills between acting gigs, Joey gets a job selling Christmas trees. This upsets Phoebe, who (almost predictably) feels for the "innocent trees." Joey tries to tell her that the trees were born to be Christmas trees and they're fulfilling their destiny, which almost works - until she finds out that the trees that don't get sold are headed for the woodchipper. She then goes to the tree lot and tries to sell people dead trees. Joey - working on commission and tired of Phoebe's protesting - buys all the nearly-dead trees just for her.

Ross accidentally breaks a little girl's leg - he and Chandler are returning from a racquetball game when Ross demonstrates a swing, knocking the little girl down the stairs. To make it up to the little girl, he starts selling "Brown Bird" cookies for her, because the girl who sells the most boxes gets to go to space camp. Monica's childhood cookie addiction returns, as a result. Ross doesn't win, even after he hit the NYU campus at midnight (earning himself the nickname "Cookie Dude") - one little girl's sister put on the uniform and went to a Naval base. So he turns Joey and Chandler's apartment into Space Camp to fulfill the little girl's wish.


Preceded by
"The One With the Football"
List of Friends episodes Followed by
"The One Where Chandler Can't Remember Which Sister"
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