Friends - Season 9

Season 9
Episodes

The One Where No One Proposes
Because of a misunderstanding, Rachel finds herself engaged to Joey instead of Ross, who was planning to propose.

The One Where Emma Cries
Somebody ends up in the hospital when Joey attempts to apologize to Ross for mistakenly asking Rachel to marry him.

The One With the Pediatrician
Rachel's constant calls to Emma's pediatrician force him to reject her as a patient.

The One With the Sharks
Phoebe fears losing Mike, and her self-doubt is exacerbated by Ross' foolish comments.

The One With Phoebe's Birthday Dinner
Rachel is afraid to leave Emma with a babysitter.

The One With the Male Nanny
Ross jealously mocks Rachel's choice of an oversensitive male nanny for Emma.

The One With Ross's Inappropriate Song
When Chandler's former romantic rival decides to sell his apartment, Chandler persuades Joey to help him inspect it on the sly.

The One With Rachel's Other Sister
Rachel's self-centered younger sister, Amy, ruins everyone's Thanksgiving dinner with her uncensored observations.

The One With Rachel's Phone Number
While on a night out with Phoebe, Rachel impulsively gives her telephone number to a handsome restaurant patron.

The One With Christmas in Tulsa
Because of a critical deadline at work, Chandler is stuck spending Christmas in Tulsa, Okla.

The One Where Rachel Goes Back to Work
While visiting her workplace to show off baby Emma, Rachel is surprised to find a handsome temp who's been doing her job.

The One With Phoebe's Rats
Rachel is irritated to learn that her handsome workplace rival has been invited to her birthday party.

The One Where Monica Sings
While Rachel sorts out her conflicted feelings for Gavin, Ross sets out to make her jealous, enlisting Chandler to help him meet attractive women.

The One With the Blind Dates
In an attempt to reunite Rachel and Ross, Joey and Phoebe arrange awful blind dates for both of them.

The One With the Mugging
Joey develops an unusual acting method to impress a famous fellow actor. Meanwhile, Chandler accepts an internship at an advertising agency.

The One With the Boob Job
Phoebe asks Mike to move in with her, but coming so close to married life may cause trouble in their relationship.

The One With the Memorial Service
When Chandler jokingly posts an outrageous biography about Ross on his college alumni Web site, Ross retaliates.

The One With the Lottery
Hoping to win a huge jackpot, the friends pool their money and buy dozens of lottery tickets.

The One With Rachel's Dream
Nervous because his daytime-drama role requires him to act as if he's deeply in love with a woman, Joey rehearses with Rachel.

The One With the Soap Opera Party
Ross is excited when he meets fellow paleontologist Charlie Wheeler, who's a stunning beauty.

The One With the Fertility Test
Ross is in agony because Charlie is dating Joey. Meanwhile, Chandler and Monica visit a fertility clinic.

The One With the Donor
Disappointed to learn that they can't conceive a baby naturally, Monica and Chandler consider their options.

The One in Barbados, Part 1
Chandler gives David some bad advice, sparks fly between Ross and Charlie, and Rachel struggles with the idea of telling Joey that she's crazy about him.

The One in Barbados, Part 2
Charlie and Joey break up, Rachel finally tells Joey about her crush on him, and Monica and Mike compete at a game of ping pong.
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