Friends - Series 10 DVD (2003)

Friends - Series 10

2003

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All 20 episodes from the tenth and final season of the much-loved series. In 'The One After Joey and Rachel Kiss', paper-thin walls in a hotel room lead to the discovery of Joey and Rachel's liaison, and Monica tries to loosen up by getting corn-rows in her hair. In 'The One Where Ross is Fine', Ross puts on a brave front and invites Joey and Rachel to come over for dinner with him and Charlie. Meanwhile, Chandler and Monica visit some friends of Phoebe's to find out more about adoption. Chandler puts his foot in it by telling the couple's son that he's adopted. In 'The One With Ross's Tan', Joey and Rachel's decide after an awkward date that they make better friends than lovers and call off their relationship, and Monica and Phoebe try to avoid their annoying friend Amanda. 'The One With The Cake' sees the last ever appearance of June Gable as Estelle on the show, as her character dies later in the series. 'The One Where Rachel's Sister Babysits' sees Monica and Chandler asking Joey to write a reference letter to the adoption agency on their behalf - with bizarre consequences. Rachel's sister comes to visit and, while babysitting Emma, gets the little girl's ears pierced without consulting Rachel. In 'The One With Ross's Grant', Rachel and Monica fight over which of them will receive a hideous painting from Phoebe's apartment when Mike, who is moving in with Phoebe, asks her to get rid of it. Ross has the chance of being awarded a big grant, but must schmooze Charlie's still-doting ex-boyfriend to get his hands on it. In 'The One With the Home Study', Phoebe and Mike keep changing their mind about whether to donate their wedding fund to charity. Ross discovers Rachel's irrational fear of swings. And in spite of the fact that Monica and Chandler's adoption worker once had a disastrous one-night-stand with Joey where he never called her back, Monica and Chandler are finally approved for adoption. In 'The One With the Late Thanksgiving', Monica decides she's not cooking Thanksgiving dinner this year, but Phoebe talks her into it. Then, when Ross, Rachel, Phoebe and Joey are all late to the dinner, Monica and Chandler lock them out. Monica gets a phone call informing her that a pregnant girl from Ohio has chosen her to adopt her unborn baby. In 'The One With the Birth Mother', Monica and Chandler travel to Ohio to meet a potential mother for their child, but the mother-to-be mistakes them for a reverend and a doctor. In 'The One Where Chandler Gets Caught', Phoebe and Rachel think Chandler's having an affair when they see him getting in a car with a mysterious blonde woman. However, it turns out that the woman is Monica and Chandler's realtor, and the couple are buying a house together. In 'The One Where the Stripper Cries', Danny DeVito makes a surprise appearance as the ageing and emotional stripper at Phoebe's bachelorette party, while Joey makes a celebrity appearance on the TV quiz show 'Pyramid'. In 'The One With Phoebe's Wedding', Phoebe asks Joey to give her away at her wedding, a role he takes very seriously. Monica, as the wedding planner, is so irritatingly organised that Phoebe ends up firing her. On the wedding day, New York is hit with the worst snowstorm it's had for 20 years, and Phoebe and Mike end up getting married in the street outside of Central Perk. In 'The One Where Joey Speaks French', Phoebe attempts to teach Joey some French for an audition. Chandler and Monica's surrogate mother Erica comes to visit, and informs them that the baby's father may be a shovel killer. Ross and Rachel head out to Long Island after her dad has a heart attack. When Rachel needs a shoulder to cry on, Ross rejects her advances, and they both agree never to have sex with each other again. In 'The One With Princess Consuela', Monica and Chandler visit their new house. Phoebe changes her name to Princess Consuela Bananahammock after realising that she can choose whatever name she likes. But when Mike changes his name to Crap Bag, she agrees to stick with Phoebe Buffay-Hannigan. Rachel is offered a job in Paris. In 'The One Where Estelle Dies', Phoebe discovers that Joey's agent Estelle has died but can't bring herself to tell him. Chandler and Monica visit the house next door to theirs and discover that Janice is bidding on it. To get her to withdraw her offer, Chandler makes a pass at her. In 'The One With Rachel's Going Away Party' (aka 'The One Where Rachel Goes to Paris'), the friends throw a going away party for Rachel. She says goodbye to each of her friends, with the exception of Ross. Erica, the surrogate mother of Chandler and Monica's baby, goes into labour at the party. In 'The Last One (Part 1)', Ross is desperate to be with Rachel, but she is still set on going to Paris. He tries to tell her how he feels, but Gunther beats him to it. Meanwhile, Erica, much to Monica and Chandler's surprise, gives birth to twins: a boy and a girl. Chandler and Monica name the girl Erica, and the boy Jack (after Monica's father). In 'The Last One (Part 2)', Ross and Phoebe chase Rachel to the airport, but accidentally go to the wrong airport. They manage to get to the right airport just in time, and Ross tells Rachel he loves her, but, in a dazed state, she gets on the plane anyway... Chandler and Monica finish packing for their move to the suburbs, and the friends bid each other an emotional goodbye.

Friends - Series 10 details

Format:	12 DVD
Starring:	Matthew Perry, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt Le Blanc, David Schwimmer, Jennifer Aniston
Directors:	Gary Halvorson, Kevin Bright, Ben Weiss
Genres:	Comedy, Television - Series/Miniseries
Studio:	WARNER HOME VIDEO

DVD 5 discs

Name	Discs
Friends - Series 10 - Vol. 1	12 Disc 1
Friends - Series 10 - Vol. 2	12 Disc 2
Friends - Series 10 - Vol. 3	12 Disc 3
Friends - Series 10 - Vol. 4	12 Disc 4
Friends - Series 10 - Vol. 5	12 Disc 5

DVD Information

Rental release:	16 Aug 2004
Main languages:	English

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superb..................

By williamsgwynfa (627 reviews) from gwaenysgor , 04 Jun 2007

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this final series of friends is superb. the episodes include:

'The One Where Chandler Gets Caught', - Phoebe and Rachel catch Chandler getting into a car with a blonde woman and think he's having an affair.

'The One Where The Stripper Cries', - Phoebe's bachelorette party features a rather unexpected surprise when the stripper shows up.

'The One With Phoebe's Wedding', ' - Phoebe asks Joey to give her away at her wedding. Monica's the wedding planner and she's driving Phoebe nuts. Chandler and Ross discover at the rehearsal dinner that neither of them has a part in the wedding.

The One Where Joey Speaks French', is the one where Joey tries to speak French again. Phoebe tries to teach Joey to speak French for an audition. Surrogate mom Erica is visiting town and tells the Bings that the baby's father may be a shovel killer.

'The One With Princess Consuela', is where Phoebe changes her name to Princess Consuela Bananahammock. After Mike changes his name to Crap Bag, she decides to just be Phoebe Buffay-Hannigan.

'The One Where Estelle Dies', - Ross tries to get Rachel rehired at Ralph Lauren. He succeeds, but after Rachel tells him how scared she is about moving to Paris, he's convinced she should go. Phoebe discovers that Joey's agent Estelle died and, since his life has been changing so much recently, doesn't want to tell him.

'The One With Rachel's Going Away Party', - With Rachel leaving, the gang throws her a small going away party. She says goodbye to each of her friends individually, except for Ross.

'The Last One - Part 1' and 'The Last One - Part 2'. - Ross wants to be with Rachel, but she still wants to go to Paris. He tries to tell her about his feelings, but Gunther beats him to it. Ross and Phoebe chase Rachel to the airport, but end up at the wrong one. Mayhem ensues.

A lot of serious stuff happens in these episodes, that settle the future for Friends, including Monica and Chandler buying a house, Phoebe getting married and Rachel getting a job in Paris.

well worth renting out.
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Gone, but not entirely...and certainly never to be forgotten!

By laneyb (260 reviews) from Rochester, Kent , 27 Oct 2011

From the very first episode to the very last, it's been Total Entertainment...so much so, that I've had to go buy the whole box set.

Such a Lovely bunch of actors, they worked so well together.

I know I will get a few years great viewing with lots of laughs each and every time I watch them. Thankyou Friends!!!
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By a customer from Reading , 06 Jul 2009

In it's first five or six series of Friends were fantastic, but it should've stopped there. In the later series there are too many emotional moments which are just soppy and annoying. The Friends are all much older and the same jokes have been stretched out for too long. Do we really need to hear yet again about Phoebe's mum? Joey's stupidity becomes so unrealistic that it's not funny.
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Keep the daughter happy

By bunmi (3 reviews) from Edinburgh , 07 Mar 2009

My 12 year old got the complete series from her older sister for christmas and it has been very peaceful in my house. No constant 'what are we doing today' All I hear is gales of laughter as she watches the same episodes again and again. They have a timeless quality that has lasted over the years. Get funny again and watch all the episodes of Friends. You won't regret it.
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Superb - As expected

By AK83 (2 reviews) from Norwich , 07 Feb 2009

THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS Show review anywayHide

This was classic Friends at its best. An ending to the 10 Series and a must watch for any Friends Fans!!
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Great but one episode missing

By a customer from Oxford , 25 Aug 2008

I have received two DVDs for the last few episodes of Friends - a long time favourite of mine in terms of good script-writing. But the last DVD was meant to include two episodes but only included one - the very last one plus a doccie on how it was written and Friends as it is flighted in different countries - all very interesting and watchable but definitely missing an episode. I checked the report a problem pages here and there is no category for 'something is missing on the DVD compared with what is advertised' (sigh).
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