The One Where Ross and Rachel...You Know

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Friends season two
September 1995 - May 1996
List of Friends episodes

Episodes:

  1. The One with Ross's New Girlfriend
  2. The One with the Breast Milk
  3. The One Where Heckles Dies
  4. The One with Phoebe's Husband
  5. The One with Five Steaks and an Eggplant
  6. The One with the Baby on the Bus
  7. The One Where Ross Finds Out
  8. The One with the List
  9. The One with Phoebe's Dad
  10. The One with Russ
  11. The One with the Lesbian Wedding
  12. The One After the Superbowl, Part One
  13. The One After the Superbowl, Part Two
  14. The One with the Prom Video
  15. The One Where Ross and Rachel...You Know
  16. The One Where Joey Moves Out
  17. The One Where Eddie Moves In
  18. The One Where Dr. Ramoray Dies
  19. The One Where Eddie Won't Go
  20. The One Where Old Yeller Dies
  21. The One with the Bullies
  22. The One with the Two Parties
  23. The One with the Chicken Pox
  24. The One with Barry and Mindy's Wedding

"The One Where Ross and Rachel... You Know" is the fifteenth episode of season two of the television situation comedy Friends.

Written by Michael Curtis & Gregory S. Malins

First aired: February 8, 1996

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

Days of Our Lives has picked up Joey's option, so he celebrates by buying a new television and two black leather recliners. He and Chandler get so comfortable, they don't move for days. They get around the problem of fixing dinner by ordering takeout food and having it delivered to Monica's apartment so she'll bring it to them.

Ross and Rachel are about to have their first date. They start making out, but Rachel can't stop laughing when it gets more physical. They finally get ready to go to dinner - only to have the museum page Ross with an emergency. Rachel tags along, but the emergency takes so long they fear the date is ruined. Ross decides to make the best of it - he grabs a fur from a display and some juice boxes, and they head for the planetarium. Between the music Ross has put over the PA and the "stars," the mood is set and they finally have sex with each other. All is well - until the next morning, when they wake up and find a bunch of parochial school children staring at them.

Monica caters a party for Dr. Richard Burke, an opthamologist friend of her parents, with Phoebe as her waitress. Monica and Richard flirt, but she doesn't think anything will come of it - until she sees him for an eye appointment, and they kiss at the end. At first, they decide their 21-year age difference is too much, but then decide to go for a relationship anyway.

At the end of the episode, Chandler and Joey are watching Beavis and Butt-head when the fire alarm goes off. They check to see if the floor is hot - and when it isn't, they kick back and relax some more.

  • In the planetarium scene, Ross played the Wicked Game song by Chris Isaak.
  • Ross says he has wanted a relationship with Rachel "since ninth-grade typing".
  • Monica says she is 27, a "dangerous eye age". That would make the twenty-one-years-older Richard 48, though he is described as 50 by Ross and, in the next episode, by Jack Geller.


Preceded by
"The One With the Prom Video"
List of Friends episodes Followed by
"The One Where Joey Moves Out"
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