work, and he shares his youthful drive to learn the steel guitar. Influences are shared, along with his employment story for "Best Friends," with label Audio Commentaries – Commentaries for "The One Where No One's Ready", "The One With The Football", and "The One the Morning After" with Bright, Kaufman, and Crane. Art director John Shaffner also participates on "The One With The Football". These commentaries set up the template for the commentaries throughout the rest of the set, with each participant recorded separately. Crane mainly talks about writing, characters, and arc, Bright mainly talks about the logistics of shooting, and Kaufman usually tells anecdotes or just laughs at the jokes. In this set, we learn that the football park was built in a studio, and that Lisa Kudrow actually flashed people during that episode. There's about twenty hours worth of supplements included on the Friends: Complete Series release (many of these hours consist of commentaries and SD supplements from previously released sets). There's still a lot of material here but it's perhaps a tad less than fans would expect for a series this essential. that's fascinating in this character arc, as Pat is aware of the life changes ahead, refusing to give up on his past with Jesse. It's up to the viewer to

However, after one episode, A Spy Among Friends doesn’t feel very accessible. The plotting is very complex, there’s dodgy Russians, secret meetings in Beirut, plus lots of mumbling dialogue, and on the preview I saw, there were no subtitles, so if I do watch any more, I’ll see it on ITVX when it goes live. That said, while I’m not a bookworm, I wasn’t wowed by the TV adaptation of the novelist’s SAS Rogue Heroes. Audio Commentaries – Commentaries for "The One with Chandler in a Box", "The One with the Embryos", and "The One with Ross's Wedding" parts one and two with Bright, Kaufman, and Crane. Season 7: The One With the Holiday Armadillo ( featuring Costume Designer Debra McGuire), The One With Joey's New Brain, The One With Monica and Chandler's WeddingFriends had already been collected on DVD, and a ton of bonus features from the DVDs have been ported over, including 31 commentaries, several featurettes, a Discovery Channel documentary and much more. But previously-produced material will only get you so far when you’re trying to convince fans to buy something all over again and fortunately, Warner Bros. has also delivered several new special features as well.

NOTE: For whatever reason -- probably a lazy oversight -- episodes #1, 2, 8, and 9 are censored (bleeped language, a few pixelated The Original Producer's Cut of The One Where Rachel Tells Ross is presented in Standard Definition. This is the first time this cut of the episode has been made available. It had been altered before broadcast because of a scene that was filmed involving an airport bomb joke, something which had been filmed prior to 9/11. The script for this episode is also included.

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fans will be pleased overall, though, and either way this Blu-ray is likely a solid step up from any available streaming version. responsibility. "Best Friends" makes it clear Pat is unhinged, with his jokes turning into pranks, and his pranks becoming violent. There's so much