Ross tries to navigate the couch up the stairs by pivoting andscreaming“pivot” over and over again (hence the iconic reference). If you’ve watched the scene, you know it didn’t
Ross: I can't believe that didn't work! Rachel: I know, me neither! I mean, you had a sketch! Chandler: Oh, y'know, what did you mean when you said pivot? [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey is returning and finds Chandler, Monica, and Rachel are there.] Joey: (entering) Hey...
Here, that nerdiness gets combined with another of Ross' funniest features - his propensity for divorce - to craft one of the silliest but most hilarious of Ross' quotes. Ross does not always need to be in a rage or be sad or have a breakdown to be hilarious; he has versatility and ...
逛宜家看到了Ross买的沙发[笑而不语] pivot! pivot! pivot! 拦腰折断也是相当惨了[允悲] #老友记[超话]#
The classic "pivot" scene with Ross, Chandler, and Rachel never failed to make me laugh as a kid, but now I can personally relate to it as well. You know how it goes. You think buying a new desk or chair is the best idea you've ever had. But then when you find yourself ...
‘PIVOT! PIVOT! PIVOOOOOT!’– Ross Geller A true fan will never be able to able to move a large piece of furniture without getting intense flashbacks to this scene. To pivot means to balance or turn on a central point and in this scenario, Ross was desperately trying to navigate a hu...
“PIVOT! PIVOT!” This line is one of the most famous ones from Friends, this cry from Ross who absolutely wants his couch to go up the stairs and be placed in his apartment. With Chandler and Rachel’s help, he tries to get it past the second floor but the three friends get stuck...
Remember Ross screaming "Pivot!" while moving the couch? That's covered. And that scene where Monica is dancing with a giant turkey on her head? Yep, there are gifts online that commemorate that hilarious moment, too. Whether you're shopping for a cute stocking stuffer, a fun present for...
“Pivot!” The word has become a running gag for movers, uttered by any fan of the show. It’s a simple scene but one that became iconic thanks to these simple five letters. While trying to move a couch into his apartment, Ross is too cheap to pay for delivery so he enlists Rache...
Rylance, as ever, is a scene-stealer. Even more when, as the second act begins, he has been told of a legacy and gone massively into debt for fancy furniture, cabinets of china and glass and a smart new suit (again, brilliantly evoked with loving detail). An idle drunk who’s gone...