The One with the Invitation

So what if it's a compilation, mostly, of great scenes from prior episodes? Every now and then it was nice to look back at some quality stuff put together with a storyline...remember this was before streaming and many people didn't have season disc collections. So lighten up you givers of anything less than an "8"...or go watch Seinfeld...

All you gotta know is ross is trying to figure out if he wants rachel in his wedding or not. And then Rachel is trying to deciede if she actually wants to go.

Rest of the episode is only flashbacks of rachel-ross relationship moments.

All of these reviews about it being clips from previous shows....Uh...when this came out 20+ years ago...they weren't in syndication...no reruns...dvd box sets weren't a thing, i don't think. pretty sure it was vhs. wasn't in HD. If you missed an episode 20 years ago, you had to wait months for it to re air...and if you missed the re airing...good luck. You can wait a few years to see it again unless you rented the season on blockbuster once it came out...or bought an entire season...how much were they back then??? Like $50 a season? It was insane. This was fine.

This shows love story arcs are soo boring. Especially Ross and Rachel. Rachel is most boring and annoying character. Even Emily, is better than her. Even Janice! I'm waiting for Chandler&Monica. I bet it will be better. Chandler and Joey are saving show while fourth season. Others just boring. But it's just for fourth season. Others were better first 3 seasons.

It's Ross and Rachel. It's Peanut Butter and Jelly. It's the true whole basis that we all know, loved, and hoped for the entire time. Let the damn show take a breath and show us how we're where we are at this point if you were actually watching it for the first time. The people that make this down terribly aren't wrong. Honestly. BUT. It's almost necessary. It keeps things in check and can still be laughed at until no end. Flashback episodes are well, a bit of a Catch 22. But sometimes you gotta go with the cliches.