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Joey accidentally hits his head while playing with Chandler and Ben (Ross’s son).
The episode’s namesake plot involves , the neighbor across the street. The group worries he has passed away because he hasn’t moved in days. Episode 8: The One With the Giant Poking Device
After a "junior" version of the kiss she shared with Richard, Monica realizes she can't date him. It’s the final step in her moving on from the elder Dr. Burke.
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Phoebe refuses to believe he’s dead, so the gang constructs a "Giant Poking Device" using retractable belts and dozens of taped-together chopsticks.
Fearing Ross’s reaction, Joey and Chandler try to hide the bump from him. The group worries he has passed away because
She invites him to Thanksgiving dinner, but the resemblance to his father—and the fact that he's Richard's son—makes things incredibly awkward.