in article , Nancree at
wrote on 4/30/04 5:32 PM:

> I've watched "Friends" only sporadically, but became curious about how they
> would end it. I watched last night (the next-to-last-episode). Rachel is
> going
> off to live in Paris, and there was no mention at all of her baby Emma. Does
> she ever mention what's going to happen to her? Do they just let this
> inconvenient child disappear? Would appreciate any info. Thank you.
> Blushingly yours, Nancree

She wasn't on the last couple of episodes, but they made mention of her.

My thought is that the child playing Emma didn't stick around for the last
few episodes. Rachel is taking Emma with her to Paris. There was a brief
mention last night, at the very beginning. The friends were in Rachel's
apartment and she was all packed, and she pointed to a stack of boxes and
said "Those boxes have Emma's Paris stuff in them..." (or words to that
effect).

When Rachel walked into Chandler and Monica's apartment to say goodbye to
everyone, she had the baby monitor with her. It had been mentioned that
Rachel was "putting Emma to bed", and when she arrived, she waved the baby
monitor at them. But later, when she showed up across the street at Ross'
apartment, I wondered who was with the baby. I actually said out loud "Oh,
Joey or Phoebe must be with her, or at least, listening for her on the
monitor".

The child was not written out of the show. They just haven't showed her.

"Nancree" > wrote in message
...
> I've watched "Friends" only sporadically, but became curious about how
they
> would end it. I watched last night (the next-to-last-episode). Rachel is
going
> off to live in Paris, and there was no mention at all of her baby Emma.
Does
> she ever mention what's going to happen to her? Do they just let this
> inconvenient child disappear? Would appreciate any info. Thank you.
> Blushingly yours, Nancree

here's a question...whatever happened to Ross's son? from the first
wife...did he lose custody to wife number 1 and her lover??

harriet & cirtters

"hw" > wrote in message
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: "Nancree" > wrote in message
: ...
: > I've watched "Friends" only sporadically, but became curious
about how
: they
: > would end it. I watched last night (the
next-to-last-episode). Rachel is
: going
: > off to live in Paris, and there was no mention at all of her
baby Emma.
: Does
: > she ever mention what's going to happen to her? Do they just
let this
: > inconvenient child disappear? Would appreciate any info.
Thank you.
: > Blushingly yours, Nancree
:
: here's a question...whatever happened to Ross's son? from the
first
: wife...did he lose custody to wife number 1 and her lover??
:
: harriet & cirtters
:
: ==============

Yeah, Ben stays with his 'moms'.
--
Cyndi
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in article DKNkc.4802$TD4.480284@attbi_s01, Rick & Cyndi at
wrote on 5/1/04 9:37 AM:

> "hw" > wrote in message
> ink.net...
> :
> : "Nancree" > wrote in message
> : ...
> : > I've watched "Friends" only sporadically, but became curious
> about how
> : they
> : > would end it. I watched last night (the
> next-to-last-episode). Rachel is
> : going
> : > off to live in Paris, and there was no mention at all of her
> baby Emma.
> : Does
> : > she ever mention what's going to happen to her? Do they just
> let this
> : > inconvenient child disappear? Would appreciate any info.
> Thank you.
> : > Blushingly yours, Nancree
> :
> : here's a question...whatever happened to Ross's son? from the
> first
> : wife...did he lose custody to wife number 1 and her lover??
> :
> : harriet & cirtters
> :
> : ==============
>
> Yeah, Ben stays with his 'moms'.

Well, did he ever live with Ross? I don't think so....I thought he was just
a "weekend" dad. I mean, he stayed in NY because of Ben rather than go to
England to live with Emily. I think they just didn't bother casting the
kid this season. They've mentioned Ben, I think.

It's funny, I don't like Ross or Monica. I LOVE Phoebe and Rachel. Chandler
cracks me up and Joey is as sweet as he is stupid. Thing is, I've watched
every episode, every week, for 10 years. And in reruns. And it's not
something I've ever really done consciously. It's just what I've always
done. I like the show. I'm not a fanatic over it, but I guess I've been
paying attention!!! I've also never really bothered to follow what any of
them do off-screen. I realized how much this program has crept into my
heart when Phoebe got married. I sat here and CRIED like it was one of my
own friends getting married. Strange!

I think I am really going to miss this stupid show when it goes off the air
this week. LOL

in article et, hw at
wrote on 5/1/04 4:43 AM:

>
> "Nancree" > wrote in message
> ...
>> I've watched "Friends" only sporadically, but became curious about how
> they
>> would end it. I watched last night (the next-to-last-episode). Rachel is
> going
>> off to live in Paris, and there was no mention at all of her baby Emma.
> Does
>> she ever mention what's going to happen to her? Do they just let this
>> inconvenient child disappear? Would appreciate any info. Thank you.
>> Blushingly yours, Nancree
>
> here's a question...whatever happened to Ross's son? from the first
> wife...did he lose custody to wife number 1 and her lover??
>
> harriet & cirtters
>
>

Ben wasn't on much this season. But he'd been on in the past.
the little boy who also played Adam Sandler's son in "Big Daddy" played Ben
as an older kid.

My first thought when I heard Rachel was going to Paris was "Hey, If Ross
couldn't move to England to be with his WIFE, Emily, because of Ben living
in NYC, then how can Rachel take Emma away from her father?"

But I had to remind myself that this is fiction! :-)

Sheryl Rosen > wrote in
:

> But I had to remind myself that this is fiction! :-)

And because Ross is paleontologist, it's not only fiction, it's
science-fiction! :-)

--

Il faudrait que tout le monde réclame
Auprès des autorités
Une loi contre toute notre indifférence
Que personne ne soit oublié

Carla Bruni, «Tout le monde»

>
>It's funny, I don't like Ross or Monica. I LOVE Phoebe and Rachel. Chandler
>cracks me up and Joey is as sweet as he is stupid. Thing is, I've watched
>every episode, every week, for 10 years. And in reruns. And it's not
>something I've ever really done consciously. It's just what I've always
>done. I like the show. I'm not a fanatic over it, but I guess I've been
>paying attention!!! I've also never really bothered to follow what any of
>them do off-screen. I realized how much this program has crept into my
>heart when Phoebe got married. I sat here and CRIED like it was one of my
>own friends getting married. Strange!
>
>I think I am really going to miss this stupid show when it goes off the air
>this week. LOL

Funny, I don't think I have ever seen more than an episode or two, I know it is
very very popular. I will admit to watching every episode of The Sopranos, Sex
and the City, and now am really hooked on Deadwood!!!

Rosie

On Sat, 01 May 2004 02:53:16 GMT, Sheryl Rosen
> arranged random neurons, so they looked like
this:

>She wasn't on the last couple of episodes, but they made mention of her.
>
<snip>

Sheryl, I must be the only person in America who hasn't seen
"Friends." Not one episode. (OTOH, I don't watch much television) What
was I missing?

Sopranos
Deadwood
The Shield
24
Monk
Law and Order: CSI

We occasionally watch JAG for comic relief. The courtroom scenes,
legal constructs are hilarious.

Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd (paralegal - DH is a lawyer)
AAC(F)BV66.0748.CA

"If the soup had been as hot as the claret, if the claret
had been as old as the bird, and if the bird's breasts had
been as full as the waitress', it would have been a very
good dinner." Anonymous.

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