Watching Friends With ItsTotally Cody FOR THE FIRST TIME!! || Season 2 Episodes 10-11 Reaction!!

[@ItsTotallyCody]

Hey everyone! I just wanted to put it out there. I was making a joke as I do on all of my videos. if you notice, I was smiling when I was joking saying "Not ross being slightly homophobic right now." It was a just a joke it isn't that serious. At the end of the day, this is a TV SHOW. It isn't real life. I am sorry if that joke offended anyone but that was not my intention. I do love Ross and all of the characters of FRIENDS.

[@JennNofficial]

I knew you were joking Cody I’ve watched you long enough to know when you are 😂 I even make these kind of jokes in my head so it’s all good

[@adolcorsei7390]

Ehh come on, you don't gotta lie. It's obvious you did think at first that Ross was being homophobic until Nick told you "nah I don't think that's what's happening here." No need to make excuses, just own up to it and apologize that's all you have to do.

[@ItsTotallyCody]

@@adolcorsei7390 I don’t owe anyone anything for something I didn’t do. Tbh it should have been obvious that I was joking but hey if you wanna think that then go ahead ❤️

[@ZukoHalliwell]

Honestly, I'm more concerned about you saying you'd want nipples on chicken breasts. 😂

[@scalet1749]

Then there is reason to think that if so many people didn't understand that it was a 'joke,' then the problem is not with the people, but with the joke and your delivery.

[@jessicamacaulay7462]

Swap Susan with some random other man and Ross' feelings about literally being cheating on would be and should be the same. Like Ross said, if she was marrying another man, no one would expect him to go. It's not immediately homophobia because Ross doesn't like the person his ex-wife cheated on him with, left him for, and ended up getting married to. Not to mention how they both treated him when it came to Ben. C'mon now.

[@nickflix8657]

Completely agree!!

[@GarrettBushnell]

Fun Bobby was mentioned before and even appeared in S1’s new years episode, but was sad due to his grandfather passing

[@saltybae3949]

Ross and Rachel did actually negotiate their pay so everyone in the group got their salaries equalized. I love that they did that, just shows how close this cast was, truly friends.

[@SwiftFoxProductions]

Yeah, it actually wasn't just Ross and Rachel, all of 6 of them went in to negotiate their salaries together. They had made a pact to do it as a group to make sure they were all paid exactly the same from then on. And I, actually, think the one with the highest salary when they were first hired wasn't Ross and Rachel, it was Monica ('cause she was the one with the most TV experience at the time).

[@summitsharma6008]

Actually Lisa Kudrow started the negotiations look it up

[@lov1na716]

whats so bad about the phoebe storyline? its one of the funniest phoebe storylines. especially when she makes the old references and tells chandler to sit up with the grandma voice

[@ZeliBnnuy]

Honestly, I don’t understand why they were so butt hurt about that lmao I thought it was a little fun side story with a funny end

[@lov1na716]

@@ZeliBnnuy yes and I don’t understand their reasoning either 😭 apparently it’s cause it’s a silly storyline in the same episode that has a somewhat serious storyline? Like wouldn’t it be worse if there’s two serious storyline’s in one episode cause it gives you a whole lot more of things to focus on and it’ll be too much

[@rbrainsop1]

@@lov1na716Same. And the reality is actually the opposite of their reasoning. This is a comedy, so if you're going to have a serious plot line, it's even more important to have a funny sub plot to counter balance it. Otherwise it wouldn't match the tone of the entire show

[@paulbrosfornever512]

I am baffled by these comments on this video. So you are upset they thought one of the comedy bits was not that funny? I’m not sure if people realize, in a sitcom like Friends with over 200 episodes, there might be moments that you don’t think are funny. Nick and Cody have laughed so much at this show and most of the jokes, it’s completely fine and also realistic not every comedy bit will land. Feel like I would be a little insane to expect people to like every single thing in a show. And as for their reasoning at the end, it makes sense that someone like Nick who loves emotional moments would have wanted their to be more of an emphasis on the serious plotline. And when the comedy storyline ruins some of those impactful moments it can make the serious moments less special.

[@lov1na716]

@@paulbrosfornever512 well idk I was just confused that they seemed to be making a big deal out of the plotline. Also my comment wasn’t that harsh and I feel like you thought I was raging over this video

[@namecomingsoon9517]

Ross is not a homophobe. People tend to skew that. He just really hates the woman that took his wife from him. She literally cheated on him when they were together. Why wouldn’t he not wanna go to the wedding. The only reason he stayed in contact after the divorce was cause of Ben anyway. He even says himself even if she were with a man he wouldnt wanna go to the wedding. He isn’t homophobic. He just doesnt like Susan. If your ex spouse invited you to the wedding between them and the person they cheated on you with would you wanna go? It’s very big of Ross to talk Carol into going through with the wedding

[@laurenherda2415]

Exactly, it's not rocket science it's common sense and Ross had every reason to feel this way

[@johnnosmith1067]

i can’t believe this dude just tried to paint him as homophobic

[@Br0nto5aurus]

Of course Ross wouldn't want to go to Carol's wedding no matter who she married, but Ross does treat Carol and Susan differently because of their sexuality. He would never question why Carol would want to get remarried if she were marrying a man. He's better described as heteronormative.

[@bookaddict9591]

I love that Ross helps save the wedding in the end, the little moment between him and susan at the end is really sweet and phoebe as rose is just hilarious 😂 Hope you'll consider derry girls in the future 😊 glad your back and feeling better ❤

[@trinaq]

I love that David Schwimmer was credited as Snaro, as a tribute to a friend. Also, Ross is hilariously oblivious to who Russ resembles! 😅

[@thenerdytiger9306]

16:44 ross has a valid point. If carol had cheated with a guy then no one would expect ross to be at their wedding, why should it be different because of the gender?

[@isoldejaneholland8370]

Lisa Kudrow is a great mimic who imitates several people on the show. Much, much later, she even imitates Joey's agent Estelle so well that it even fools Joey over the phone. You guys are going to hate that. 😂

[@ItsTotallyCody]

we actually loved it because we are way ahead than this video. Just didn't care for this segment due to the tone of the episode itself lol. it's not that serious

[@isoldejaneholland8370]

@@ItsTotallyCody Hi, Cody; I love your channel and the collaboration with Nick.

[@Andiewhyte2149]

I don't like Susan. She gets way too much credit with Ben and especially the naming him stuff. Ross should see how unfair they're being and just be grateful he was told she was pregnant in the frist place. With how unfair they're being they might have just cut Ross off completely and raised the baby alone without him knowing she had his baby

[@-gohu-]

i'm sorry, but imagine this scenario: a straight guy decides to cheat on his wife with another woman. then, when he finds out his wife is pregnant, he decides to raise the child with his mistress, with little to no input from his wife. and then people in the wife's life give her shit for not wanting to celebrate her ex-husband's wedding to the woman he cheated on her with. that's royally messed up, isn't it?

[@adamis5ver917]

These episodes are soooo good! Can’t wait for episode 14-15.

[@Br0nto5aurus]

Nearly 30 years later and I'm still proud of Friends for having a lesbian wedding in the 90s. I know they weren't allowed to show the kiss, but it was still impactful.

[@bidishah]

It was a very important first in TV history

[@sbasi2739]

apparently this episode was banned in Texas due to the lesbian wedding - also you guys need to remember this is a sitcom not a drama. The problem with new viewers like yourself is that you overthink everything instead of just enjoying the show. It would be nice for you guys to try and have a better understanding of what a sitcom style show is. Just have fun

[@christopherb501]

Tho it's reason #1000 at most to write it off, screw Texas. There is no good reason for this hateful, hateful excuse of a state to exist.

[@lov1na716]

what part in the reaction showed them taking something so seriously? is it the phoebe plotline complaints but if not, i don't recall any other part

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

Banned in Texas??? Joking?

[@laurenherda2415]

Ross is not homophobic and that word gets thrown around like racist these days, she was his wife, he lost his virginity to, they were a family she got pregnant and decided to have an affair, whether it was a woman or man is irrelevant. He has every right to feel this way

[@Br0nto5aurus]

Ross' behavior is better described as heteronormative because, while of course anyone would be angry to be cheated on, Ross treats Susan and Carol differently because of their sexuality. For example, he would never question why Carol would want to remarry ("they already live together!") if she were engaged to a man. But Cody was being facetious anyway, so he wasn't taking Ross' behavior too seriously, you were taking Cody too seriously.

[@lov1na716]

cody was making a joke

[@mastersnet18]

@@Br0nto5aurushe would absolutely question her getting remarried. Plenty of men don’t want their ex-wives marrying a man. “Heteronormative” is in peoples’ heads. If she had cheated on him with a man and decided to marry that man no one would blame him for being upset.

[@ninja_tony]

@@Br0nto5aurusyou’re absolutely crazy if you think the only reason Ross is upset is because she’s marrying another woman. He doesn’t treat them differently because they are gay, he treats them differently because she was literally cheating on him. Either way, it’s just a sitcom. It’s YOU - not the OP - that is taking it too seriously by trying to come up with ridiculous explanations for why Ross acted the way he did.

[@SwiftFoxProductions]

It's easy to forget but, Fun Bobby has actually been mentioned and even appeared before this episode! He was Monica's date for New Year's during the first season but, wasn't as "fun" as usual since his grandpa had just died.

[@KERRYPIKE]

Friends is a great tv series.

[@DW.Strangeman]

Did everyone miss the bit when Monica says of Rachel's mum "she just wants to ve like you" and Rachel replys "then why doesn't she just copy my hair cut"? The Rachel was the most talked about and wanted hair style back then and copied by other celebrities too... I thought it was funny🤷😂

[@huntergaming1993]

I love when u guys read to anything

[@merlintroutmen4251]

So happy you are back Nick!!!!

[@darth856]

Nice reaction, guys. I loved Ross and Susan dancing at the end. It was a sweet moment. Ross was really selfless in his advice to Carol.

[@theawesomepikachu5873]

Yay more friends, I love it when Nick matches his claps in the intro

[@k.r.jrandomchannel8022]

UK person here I DIDNT KNOW DAYS OF OUR LIVES IS A REAL SHOW!!!!!

[@leonidasneves7972]

Fun Bob appeared before in the show, in the Christmas episode of season 1, and yes the Phoebe's storyline in the wedding episode was a lil cringe and meh imo, I agree with yall

[@moneylover318]

One detail going in after this episode susan actually starts being much nicer to ross

[@christopherb501]

#11 - one of the all-time best Ross moments.

[@sophiaisabelle01]

We appreciate your dedication and hard work. Keep working hard.

[@erikbyrge2024]

1:19 Oh my! 2:01 Not the Sucking! 3:45 oh no oh no! 5:00 Phoebe Knock it off! 7:13 Haha very funny! 8:25 Twin Magic! 10:35 Good Grief! 12:09 Rachel run for the hills! 13:30 Paying up the bet! 14:37 well there you go! 15:00 Uh-oh! 17:20 Joey!!😂 19:13 Wow! 20:17 Bad news! 21:32 I lost it!🤣🤣🤣 23:54 Monica shut it! 25:17 Phoebe shut up! 26:27 Chandler strike out!

[@ShilohSmith]

Nahhh he’s not being homophobic, he was cheated on by his then wife and had now been invited to watch her marry the person she cheated with. I’d feel the same way and I’m suppper gay 🤣 although I know you’re joking, there are a few times where the writer apologised for some of the more outdated jokes. Like the ones about chnadlers “dad” specifically

[@ShilohSmith]

They auditioned so many people to play the part of Russ but NPBPDY they brought in looked enough like David. So, they just put prosthetics on David and called it a a day 😂 that’s why David is credited, it’s literally him 😂

[@Midnight_BlueSky]

Yay! I enjoy watching your reactions to Friends!

[@JeansXoX]

Can't wait for more.

[@pablosonic892]

I had a whole other comment typed out as I was listening to your guy's wrap up about Phoebe's B-storyline subplot playing host to her late client's spirit. Usually my comedic tastes fall squarely in the grounded in reality content. Phoebe is the exception to the rule not only because that's the character, but really just what Liza Kudrow does with out there material and what it's capable of and places she can take in when put in her endless well of comedic possibilities. But, then dude said something absolutely spot-on and accurate that stopped me in my tracks. The point made about how you were willing to go on that flight of fancy farcical journey with Phoebe in any other circumstance, but given the tone and seriousness of storyline A, something that whimsical and theatre of the absurd was a misplaced mismatch of tones. If someone makes a compelling argument, I will immediately concede. And you made a completely 100 percent valid point. That's the funny thing about comedy. Sometimes the wild tonial swing of two diametrically opposed styles of tone and feeling can complement one another and serve to be much needed comedic relief to a somber sequence. Sometimes they just repel off of one another and's just a misguided attempt at contrast and offbeat balance. The amazing thing is how often Friends does get the balance just perfectly week to week, episode to episode, juggling multiple storylines amongst an ensemble cast of six leads and make it just sing not only for a season, but the duration of its entire decade long run without jumping the shark. Oh, Spoiler. Friends never jumps the shark. But, thanks for pointing out a well thought out explanation for why Phoebe's spiritual possession subplot wasn't necessarily a bad idea or even poorly executed humorous bit; it just would've been better suited in a more consistently even-keeled episode to match the other storylines light-heartedness.

[@ericacarreiro9299]

Great reaction.. 90's was Just like that.

[@namecomingsoon9517]

Just now clicking to me. Are you guys watching the DVD’s or on streaming? Just cause the DVD’s have included bonus deleted scenes to episodes (not just in bonus features but in the actual episodes)

[@nickflix8657]

We are watching it on streaming!!

[@Skye_Writer]

more than 2 months since the Friends video. Did you guys call it quits?

[@Lensmaster1]

In the future Phoebe is going to be in more episode long silly story lines. She'll be in some silly storylines that cross multiple episodes. There are some serious character storylines in the show but there are plenty of silly story lines that involve various characters. You can't analyze everything that happens in this show. They already have, and will, do and say things which are just for the joke.

[@paulbrosfornever512]

Love Russ!!!

[@disneyfan5304]

Yeesd another friends reaction and i don't know why but russ looks soo familiar and also david schimmer played russ oh wait that is why russ looks soo familiar😅😅 and thank you nickflix and cody for reacting to friends🛋⛲ and also nickflix and cody maybe react to another show called 911 please and nickflix enjoy your weekend

[@bidishah]

Fun Bobby has been in 1 episode before.

[@dessindenfer1253]

the whole Julie X Russ won't last he's obsiouly using both her and Rachel as a rebound for his one true love : *Rachem* !

[@ashishanti]

Did you guys notice Joey was wearing a shirt with Liberia flag on it.

[@julieta8683]

At 21:31 my favorite part of this reaction LMFAO 🤣

[@ethan-kj8dz]

you should watch when the wind blows

[@Dragoncurse4]

Have you guys given up on Friends?

[@athena8335]

I see a lot of people defending Ross about the "homophobic" thing. And while I also believe that he isn't homophobic, you can't deny that some of the jokes in the show are... not exactly fully accepting of homosexuals. I mean, in one episode were it's revealed that all of Chandler's friends thought he was gay, when they first met him, they don't say the word "gay" like it's something uncomfortable. Also the running gag of people thinking Chandler is gay, has not aged well. At the end it's an old sitcom and a product of its time, so you can't fully judge it by today standards.

[@bidishah]

I agree so much with the last line. When I get criticised for loving Friends in today's context, that's exactly what I say.

[@Drew-cv2jl]

@@bidishah Exactly! People should enjoy it in the spirit it was intended when it ran.

[@ruud9761]

Sorry for the late reaction. But doesn't that replicate real life just fine? There are still people who get uncomfortable with the word "gay". I agree on the part that not every joke has aged like wine, but come one. I don't want a relationship, so I've definitely had people who thought I was gay including actual gay people (granted it doesn't help that I have a decent amount of gay/lesbian friends). You don't see me getting mad because they assumed I'm gay. Also some of my gay friends and their friends also feel (unconsciously) uncomfortable with the word straight in a positive context, instead they might say "oh, so your not gay friend is coming over". Personally I like to judge people based on their actions, not every little thing that comes out of their mouth. Same goes for characters in a tv show.

[@pegasuspony139]

Please react to the dragon prince next

[@alexhidalgo7110]

2 Ross omg

[@Visual_Gene]

Personally i don't like Susan. She always invalidates Ross and his opinions. And then Carol coming in and making it everything about them and not letting him get have his moments hurts

[@rskyBindy]

This has nothing to do with the ross homophobic joke he made because it was obviously a joke and I was already thinking this well before that, but Cody seemed a little off this reaction, maybe he just had a bad day before filming or something, which I completely understand, but I hope you guys know that if one of you isn’t feeling well or in the mood for it, I would much rather wait longer for the reaction, even another week if I had to, than have you guys force yourselves through it and not really enjoy the show. I hope this didn’t come off as rude or anything, his vibe just seemed different from the start and it made it a little odd to watch the video. Like how he immediately disliked and mistrusted bobby even though the character was on screen for like 20 seconds and was actually a good guy, or how much he dug at phoebe for the possession bit even though it was just a silly joke and not the focal point of the episode. Maybe its just me, I just felt like this reaction was really different from his usual. I had to pause the video and come back a couple times to keep my own energy up lol.

[@nickflix8657]

Thanks for letting us know!! Always our goal to record when we are both 100 percent!!

[@bidishah]

Yeah I've noticed this a lot with Cody. He has some pretty harsh takes which he comes to quite suddenly, whereas Nick is just so wholesome and sweet and expecting the best from people.

[@lov1na716]

fr idk why they disliked phoebes plotline so much. it was super funny and not that serious. they said they didn't like it cause it was in the same episode as the serious wedding plotline but who cares? isn't it worse if there are 2 serious plotlines in one cause then its too much to focus on? i didn't get their hatred for that silly phoebe storyline. there's tons of fun silly friends plotlines and I'm afraid they're gonna complain about those too.

[@bidishah]

@@lov1na716 yup, exactly what I thought. And I personally didn't mind the Phoebe subplot because it ended so satisfyingly. That line "now I've seen everything" being said at a lesbian wedding, pretty cool in my opinion!

[@Drew-cv2jl]

This is exactly why I wish Nick just did this series by himself...he appreciates the jokes as they were intended, not going off on a tangent on the regular as it ruins the experience.

[@secrets.295]

Lol. The phoebe storyline isnt even that serious. People these days are too uptight

[@SnoGamer1]

Disappointing reaction, trying to call Ross homophobic, pretty sure they’re not paying attention

[@paulbrosfornever512]

Cody called Ross slightly homophobic as a joke, and right after Nick says I don’t think he was being homophobic, why is this being taken so seriously. And how does that correlate to them not paying attention, because one of them said something untrue?

[@zaiville]

It's so sad how the guy in the right get so offended so easily. It must be hard for him to get through the day. Homo.phobic...really? Not him getting salt on his wound again after the love of his life cheating on him, having his kid away from him, and now the cheating couple having a happily ever after that changed his whole life...his whole life changed...really? Name calling Ross because of this pathetic norm of those calling ppl names based off of homo sensitive reactions. So sad. Back then there was no problem, and now this guy...my my...

[@shimmerandshine487]

Hiya nick watch top cat the movie next 🎉🎉🎉

[@DBfan12]

This may be an unpopular opinion, but I do actually think Ross is being homophobic. Not severely or anything, but throughout the whole show he makes jokes at their expense, and treats Susan and Carols relationship as somehow being "lesser" than a straight relationship. People keep on saying "If Susan was a man this wouldn't even be an argument and Ross has every right to be mad", but even if Susan was a dude I think this is shitty behavior from Ross. He should be over Carol, hell, the whole show is about his and Rachels will-they-won't-they. Yet he is mad that his ex-wife is in a happy relationship with someone else, and I feel like Ross should get over himself for the sake of his kid. I'm not saying Carol and Susan are totally blameless in all of this, but since we see a lot less of them and they at least try to be cordial, I tend to get tired of Ross so easily. If Susan was Carols new husband I'd still hate that Ross doesn't acknowledge them as a step-parent, and that he is constantly putting down their relationship. Again, I know this is an unpopular opinion, but I hope we can be polite in the comments. That being said I really liked that Ross gets to be the one who cheers up Carol and convinces her to marry Susan again. I wish we got more scenes like those. Also, I don't get why you guys hated Phoebes storyline so much, I thought it was fine, lol.