Ella Risbridger

Like you don't need the Christmas kind of illuminates Phoebe, but it doesn't.

It's sort of like they're the same.

It's just like, oh, two different kinds of fairy lights.

They're both kind of slightly bittersweet.

They're both kind of this thing of being like,

I guess you help people wherever you can and you try your best all the time, which is Phoebe's real thing, right?

She's always trying so hard.

Whereas Chandler is transformed by Christmas and Chandler's relationship to Christmas is transformative.

Christmas and Thanksgiving.

I understand to Americans that these are two very distinct occasions.

To me, a person who doesn't understand what Thanksgiving is, they seem exactly the same, just long.

Right, right.

It's so funny.

The whole thing of like...

So if we can agree that Thanksgiving is primarily a lens through which to view the changing selves of Chandler Bing, it is phenomenal that we get to go back in the past and see him with various hairstyles in various guises.

And it's like little little blue suit suit.

Yeah, I don't know.

And it's like a little quiff.

And Monica, when she's trying to be sexy and she like has the carrots between all her fingers and she's like dragging a tea towel going like, it's rough on my skin.

Oh, it's so smooth.