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**Blolover11** · 06-18-2010, 12:48 AM

Seasons 1, 2, and 3 are just utter, utter perfection. I have a soft spot for a lot of Season 4 episodes, too.

Best episode ever, though? The One Where No One's Ready. It's 22 real-time minutes of what the show does best--the six of them in a room together. It's so. awesome.

In these early seasons, when the characters hadn't yet become caricatures of themselves, there was a LOT of really great dramatic/emotional moments, too. I don't think the cast gets enough credit for the more serious sides of the characters they portrayed. Again, in the early days.

Agreed 100%. The writing is so fantastic, and I think they are all great actors. (Wouldn't know which one is my fave episode though.)

It became a bit too polished and obvious for my liking towards the end. I still liked it and there were flashes of brilliance, but like you say those early seasons are flawless.

06-18-2010, 12:48 AM	#31
Blolover11 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 516 Senior Member	Seasons 1, 2, and 3 are just utter, utter perfection. I have a soft spot for a lot of Season 4 episodes, too. Best episode ever, though? The One Where No One's Ready. It's 22 real-time minutes of what the show does best--the six of them in a room together. It's so. awesome. In these early seasons, when the characters hadn't yet become caricatures of themselves, there was a LOT of really great dramatic/emotional moments, too. I don't think the cast gets enough credit for the more serious sides of the characters they portrayed. Again, in the early days. Agreed 100%. The writing is so fantastic, and I think they are all great actors. (Wouldn't know which one is my fave episode though.) It became a bit too polished and obvious for my liking towards the end. I still liked it and there were flashes of brilliance, but like you say those early seasons are flawless.
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