
Friends: Season 7
2000 · 23 episodes · ★ 8.2
What Season 7 of Friends
Season seven kicks off with Monica and Chandler immersed in their wedding preparations. Monica approaches the planning with an excitement that keeps her oblivious to the possible disasters. The main conflict pits Rachel against Phoebe, who both want to be the maid of honor, while Monica refuses to make a decision. Around the couple, the rest of the group carries on with their lives in Manhattan. Joey watches his show get canceled and gets tangled up in new romantic storylines. Ross and Rachel struggle with work and their relationships in a city where adult life isn't easy.
Season 7 Episodes

7x01 The One with Monica's Thunder
The gang celebrate Monica and Chandler's engagement. Phoebe wants to be the musician at the wedding and comes up with a new song, while Joey tries to dress and act like a 19-year-old for an audition. Ross and Rachel briefly reunite and after Monica catches them kissing, she's convinced that Rachel is trying to steal her thunder.
Directed by Kevin S. Bright · Written by David Crane, Marta Kauffman

7x02 The One with Rachel's Book
As Monica starts planning her wedding she's shocked to find out that her parents have spent her entire wedding fund. However, her spirits are restored when she discovers that Chandler has enough savings for her dream wedding scenario. Phoebe temporarily moves into Ross's apartment, bringing her massage clients with her. This leads to some weird encounters for Ross. Meanwhile, Joey mocks Rachel when he finds an erotic novel she is reading.
Directed by Michael Lembeck · Written by Ted Cohen, Andrew Reich · Starring Suzanne Lanza, Elliott Gould, Christina Pickles, James Michael Tyler

7x03 The One with Phoebe's Cookies
Monica tries to figure out Phoebe's grandmother's secret chocolate chip cookie recipe. Meanwhile, Rachel tries to teach Joey how to sail, and Chandler has an awkward encounter when he tries to bond with Monica's father.
Directed by: Gary Halvorson · Written by: Sherry Bilsing, Ellen Kreamer · Starring: Elliott Gould, James Michael Tyler

7x04 The One with Rachel's Assistant
While hiring a new assistant, Rachel is torn between hiring a much more qualified woman, or a handsome but inexperienced young man. Monica, Chandler and Ross engage in a war of secret sharing after Monica and Chandler vow to be more honest. Meanwhile, Joey has problems when his TV show is cancelled after just one airing.
Directed by: David Schwimmer · Written by: Brian Boyle · Starring: Eddie Cahill, Eric Rutherford, Michael Kagan, James Michael Tyler

7x05 The One with the Engagement Picture
While taking an engagement picture for himself and Monica, Chandler cannot make anything but a weird face. Meanwhile, Rachel enlists Joey to take Tag out for a night on the town. Also, Phoebe and Ross date a couple in the middle of a divorce.
Directed by: Gary Halvorson · Written by: Patty Lin · Starring: Julia Campbell, Eddie Cahill, David Sutcliffe, Caroline Keenan

7x06 The One with the Nap Partners
Joey and Ross accidentally take a nap together - and much to their dismay, find that they liked it. Phoebe and Rachel compete to become Monica's maid of honor.
Directed by Gary Halvorson · Written by Brian Buckner, Sebastian Jones · Starring Stacy Galina, James Michael Tyler

7x07 The One with Ross's Library Book
Rachel and Phoebe befriend a girl Joey's dating and they try to convince him to get more serious with her, however he's reluctant to do so. At least at first. Meanwhile, Ross discovers that his doctoral dissertation is hosted at university's library and is very excited about the fact. Unfortunately, he soon finds out that students aren't exactly reading it, but rather engaging in other 'physical activities' in the paleontology section. Also, Monica runs into Janice and before she knows it, Janice has invited herself to Monica's wedding. Needless to say that neither she nor Chandler are exactly ecstatic about it and they both try to find a way to tactfully uninvite her.
Directed by: David Schwimmer · Written by: Scott Silveri · Starring: Alexandra Margulies, Kristin Davis, Michael D. Roberts, Sarah Murdoch

7x08 The One Where Chandler Doesn't Like Dogs
Ross drives himself insane when he can't name all 50 states in a simple game. Tag joins the gang for Thanksgiving dinner, where Joey accidentally spills the beans about Rachel's crush on him. Phoebe sneaks a dog into the apartment, making Chandler extremely nervous.
Directed by Kevin S. Bright · Written by Patty Lin · Starring Eddie Cahill

7x09 The One with All the Candy
When Phoebe tells the gang about how she was too poor to have a bike as a child, Ross goes out and buys her one. While Phoebe absolutely loves the bike, the gang soon discovers that she doesn't actually know how to ride one. Meanwhile, Monica decides to make candy in order to get to know her neighbours, and while they all love the candy, nobody is particularly interested in Monica herself. Rachel and Tag try to hide their relationship at work, but things go awry when Rachel writes a playful work evaluation of Tag that he accidentally turns in to Human Resources.
Directed by: David Schwimmer · Written by: Wil Calhoun · Starring: Amy Hill, Eddie Cahill, Cole Sprouse, Steve Ireland

7x10 The One with the Holiday Armadillo Mid-Season Finale
Ross's plans to teach Ben about Hanukkah are continually thwarted when the young boy can't get his mind off of Santa. Meanwhile, Phoebe prepares to move back into her refurbished apartment, with or without Rachel. However, she'll stop at nothing to get Rachel to go with her, including buying Joey a drum set. Monica is mystified by Chandler's inability to tip properly.
Directed by Gary Halvorson · Written by Greg Malins · Starring Terry Rhoads, Cole Sprouse, Barry Wiggins, James Michael Tyler

7x11 The One with All the Cheesecakes
Phoebe gets upset with Joey when he blows off dinner with her for a date, however only a few days later she finds herself in the same situation but with their roles reversed. Meanwhile, Chandler and Rachel enjoy a cheesecake that gets delivered to their address by accident. They feel guilt-ridden at first, but it's just too delicious. Also, Ross and Monica attend a wedding reception of their cousin and find themselves in an awkward situation.
Directed by Gary Halvorson · Written by Shana Goldberg-Meehan · Starring Lela Lee, Jim Hanna, Hank Azaria, Mailon Rivera

7x12 The One Where They're Up All Night
After the gang head up to the roof to see a passing comet, separate events unfold that lead to them all having a sleepless night.
Directed by: Kevin S. Bright · Written by: Zachary Rosenblatt · Starring: Jason George, Eddie Cahill

7x13 The One Where Rosita Dies
Rachel accidentally breaks Joey's armchair (that he's named Rosita) and while they're out shopping for a new one, it appears that Rosita has magically "healed" herself. Meanwhile, Phoebe takes a temp job as a telemarketer for an office supply company and when her first client turns out to be suicidal, she goes out of her way to talk him out of it. Also, Ross and Monica find out that their parents are selling their childhood home.
Directed by: Stephen Prime · Written by: Brian Buckner, Sebastian Jones · Starring: Jason Alexander, Joyce Guy, Elliott Gould, Wendee Cole

7x14 The One Where They All Turn Thirty
When Rachel turns 30, the gang reminisces about their 30th birthdays. Ross buys a sports car to look cool, Monica gets drunk, and Phoebe, while trying to patch things up with Ursula, discovers that she is actually 31.
Directed by Ben Weiss · Written by Sherry Bilsing, Ellen Kreamer · Starring Eddie Cahill, Elliott Gould, Christina Pickles, Wayne Edward Sherwood

7x15 The One with Joey's New Brain
Joey's character on Days of Our Lives is awakened from his coma with a brain transplant from one of the show's most legendary characters. Ross practices the bagpipes for Monica and Chandler's wedding. Meanwhile, Phoebe and Rachel fight over a guy who left his cell phone in Central Perk.
Directed by: Kevin S. Bright · Written by: Andrew Reich, Ted Cohen · Starring: Eva Amurri, Jack Betts, George Stults, Susan Sarandon

7x16 The One with the Truth About London
Chandler is shocked to find out who Monica really wanted to sleep with the night they first got together in London. Meanwhile, Rachel gets into trouble with Ross when she teaches Ben practical jokes.
Directed by David Schwimmer · Written by Zachary Rosenblatt · Starring Cole Sprouse, Jane Sibbett, James Michael Tyler

7x17 The One with the Cheap Wedding Dress
Monica regrets telling a woman about a discount bridal shop when they end up fighting over the same dress. Meanwhile, Joey and Ross discover that they're dating the same girl.
Directed by: Kevin S. Bright · Written by: Andrew Reich, Ted Cohen · Starring: Andrea Bendewald, Gabrielle Union, Kim Harris

7x18 The One with Joey's Award
Joey is nominated for a Soapie Award for his part on Days of Our Lives, and while he doesn't win, he ends up with an award anyway - together with his partner in crime, Rachel. Meanwhile, Ross finds himself in an awkward position when one of his students proclaims that he failed his midterm because he's in love with Ross. Also, Monica freaks out a little when she realizes that after marrying Chandler she's not gonna experience a rush of dating someone new ever again. In a surprising change of roles, Chandler becomes a voice of reason that calms her.
Directed by Gary Halvorson · Written by Brian Boyle · Starring Alison Sweeney, Kyle Howard, Vince Vieluf, McKenzie Westmore

7x19 The One with Ross and Monica's Cousin
Joey auditions for a big movie role which will require him to appear naked. A problem arises, however, when the part calls for an uncircumcised man. Meanwhile, Rachel and Phoebe go through the trouble of organizing a last minute bridal shower for Monica. And Ross becomes attracted to his cousin after she visits.
Directed by Gary Halvorson · Written by Ted Cohen, Andrew Reich · Starring Scott Adsit, June Gable, Denise Richards, Mo Gaffney

7x20 The One with Rachel's Big Kiss
At Central Perk Rachel runs into her friend from college, Melissa, and it turns out they share something more than just a friendship. Meanwhile, Monica plans the seating arrangement for the wedding and is taken by surprise when Joey mentions that his parents are coming to the wedding too. Also, Chandler and Ross argue who gets to wear a celebrity tux for the event.
Directed by Gary Halvorson · Written by Scott Silveri, Shana Goldberg-Meehan · Starring Winona Ryder, James Michael Tyler

7x21 The One with the Vows
Monica and Chandler are getting married in four weeks and have to write their vows, but neither has a clue what to say, so they reflect on their past. In the end, the only real problem is who will be saying the vows first.
Directed by: Gary Halvorson · Written by: Doty Abrams

7x22 The One with Chandler's Dad
When Monica's Porsche shows up again, Ross and Rachel hit the freeway together and it turns out to be an adventurous ride. Meanwhile, Chandler and Monica go off to Vegas to find Chandler's estranged father. And back at home, Joey proves his masculinity to Phoebe.
Directed by: Kevin S. Bright, Gary Halvorson · Written by: Brian Buckner, Sebastian Jones · Starring: Alexis Arquette, Kathleen Turner, Chuck Martinez, Mark Consuelos

7x23 The One with Chandler and Monica's Wedding Season Finale
So close to the wedding, Chandler suddenly realizes the overwhelming meaning of getting married and takes off without warning anyone. Meanwhile, Joey acts opposite a famous actor in a movie, but can't bring himself to tell him that he spits when he says his lines. Phoebe and Ross try to find Chandler before the wedding starts, while Rachel tries to hinder Monica, so that she doesn't find out the shocking news. On the day of the wedding Joey encounters a scheduling problem, while Phoebe and Rachel come across a surprising discovery.
Directed by: Kevin S. Bright · Written by: Marta Kauffman, David Crane, Greg Malins · Starring: Gary Oldman, Morgan Fairchild, Kathleen Turner, Elliott Gould
Season 7 Cast
Lisa KudrowPhoebe Buffay23 episodes
James Michael TylerGunther13 episodes
Christina PicklesJudy Geller3 episodes
Andrea BendewaldMegan BaileyEpisode 1
Jason GeorgeFiremanEpisode 1
Lela LeeWedding GuestEpisode 1
Stacy GalinaJulie GraffEpisode 1
Jason AlexanderEarlEpisode 1All Seasons
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes are in season 7 of Friends?
Season 7 of Friends has 23 episodes.
When did season 7 of Friends premiere?
Aired October 12, 2000.
Where to Watch Friends Season 7?
In Spain, on Netflix, Movistar Plus+ Ficción Total, HBO Max, Netflix Standard with Ads, Tivify, and HBO Max Amazon Channel.
What is the best episode of Season 7?
According to the audience rating on TMDB, episode 7x23, "The One with Chandler and Monica's Wedding", with a 8.7.




































