The One with the Stripper

Regardless of everything and all the attacks that came from the Indians for this episode, "even though I do not care about their gods... I will give my personal opinion about the episode and nothing else... The episode is the best episode of the season so far... literally throughout the episode and I am smiling... moments.. And genius jokes in every season, even though the series is old, but they are still SO funny.. Joey and Chandler's relationship and the touching moments and dialogue between them.. Rachel's father, who killed me.. Phoebe, "as usual".. Monica in the end, literally an episode and nothing more wonderful.. when Rachel's father enters Ross and begins Ross explains to him literally one of the most iconic scenes in the series.. Overall, I am very enjoying it and my journey with Friends is still not over.. Great episode.

"Lord Ganesha's idol was kicked" that scene was added unnecessarily it was not even required there, which shows no sense and humour rather showed disrespect to Indians' and Hindu's god/goddess, to their faith and beliefs and to hurt their sentiments. 🙏🏼

Lord Ganesha idol is kicked and broken by Ross's date Mona. Hurts Indian sentiments.

Netflix India has the version of this episode where Lord Ganesh's idol is kicked by Mona. It's an unnecessary scene just included to insult Hinduism. Request Netflix to edit this version of the episode.

I never paid attention to the idol before. I really don't get the motivation behind doing so.

This episode features a very funny performance from David Schwimmer as Ross, as he tries to juggle all the aspects of his life coming together. Quite why Mona was so keen to stay with him after all that though remains a mystery.

The highlight of the episode though was a rare chance to see Joey and Chandler being together in a story line. Matt Le Blanc and Matthew Perry are so funny together, and their chemistry here is great. The notable change now being that often Joey is funnier than Chandler.

Series 8 is a very consistent year for 'Friends' and this episode is another good example of that.