• The One with all the Kissing

Co-starring:
Zen Gesner as Dave

Joey interrupts Chandler and Monica in the bath, and she has to hide. No-one's interested in Phoebe's cab driver story, as they all have their own stories from London. Rachel gets back from Athens and pretends to Ross not to be upset that he left her at the airport. Ross, who couldn't catch Emily at the airport, decides to send her 72 roses every day, one for each day he knew her, until she talks to him. When Ross has left the room, Rachel reveals what she's really feeling and decides that because she makes bad decisions, she wants someone else to make decisions for her. Monica jumps at the chance. Chandler kisses Monica goodbye, forgetting that their relationship is meant to be a secret, so kisses Rachel and Phoebe as well to cover for it. Rachel is obsessed with Ross and upset that he's married. Monica the decision-maker tells her to talk to other guys, so Rachel does, and gets a date with Dave, which upsets Gunther. Phoebe is not impressed by the London photographs. Chandler has to kiss all the girls again when they walk in on him and Monica. Rachel and Dave arrive back from their date, and she can't decide whether to invite him in. Monica's not there to decide, but Ross is in the flat with 72 cut up roses, so Rachel gets rid of Dave and talks to Ross. Monica arrives back, and wants Rachel to leave Ross alone and go after Dave. Rachel wants to tell Ross she still loves him. Rachel tries to fire Monica as a decision maker. Monica persuades Rachel to try to find one person who thinks telling Ross how she feels is a good idea, before she tells him. Chandler's idea of a trip to Central Park for Phoebe to make up for not going to London does not go down well, and the girls tell Chandler to stop the kissing. Someone suggests a trip to Atlantic City. Rachel tells Ross she loves him. Phoebe is excited about going to Atlantic City when her waters break.
end credits: Chandler: "too bad they didn't see us having sex"
Monica: "do you know anything about women?"
Chandler: "no"