Which “Friends” Character Are You? | Which “Friends” Character Are You? Test

Which “Friends” Character Are You?

　　Friendsis an American situation comedy about six friends living in the same apartment complex in Manhattan. It originally aired on NBC from September 22, 1994 - May 6, 2004, lasting ten seasons. It is one of the most classic American TV Series and an inspiration to many us.Monica is forever...

Joey Tribbiani03000How you doing？Joey is generally good-natured and well-meaning, but not-so-bright. He loves food, women, sex, family, friends, food, jam, and the New York Knicks.He has a lot of trouble with understanding negative criticism of his acting. Also, although he is usually simple-minded, there are moments where he seems very smart. He discovers Chandler and Monica slept with each other when he hears Monica lost her eyelash-curler, and immediately remembers Chandler saying that the girl he slept with had lost her eyelash-curler./uploadsare/which-friends-character-are-you/show/1.png
Chandler Bing00011I say more dumb things before 9 A.M. than most people say all day.Chandler Muriel Bing was born on April 8, 1968, to an erotic novelist mother and a gay father who later became the star of a Las Vegas drag show. He is of Scottish and Swedish ancestry. He is an only child and is apparently from an affluent family, as he mentions his family hired servants such as a pool boy and a house boy (both of whom he suspects slept with his father).Though Chandler never lets up by using sarcasm as a defence, he had a tendeny to come off as needy and makes bad first impressions as said by Phoebe with his constant joke-making and brash demeanour. Despite this emotional immaturity, Chandler is the most financially secure of his friends./uploadsare/which-friends-character-are-you/show/2.png
Ross Geller02333Unagi Is A Total State Of Awareness.While he is smart, polite, caring, thoughtful and kind, Ross is often clumsy and socially awkward - taking the characteristics of the stereotypical “hot nerd”. He is sometimes shown to have a good sense of humor. He is the only member of the group of friends with a doctorate and, as such, can be arrogant. In most cases, his arrogance backfires or gets the best of him.Ross, despite being socially awkward, dates a large number of women throughout the series. Due to his unsuccessful marriage to Carol Willick, he started to develop fierce amounts of paranoia and insecurities when it comes to women./uploadsare/which-friends-character-are-you/show/3.png
Phoebe Buffay53310I don’t even have a ‘pla’Phoebe is a sweet-natured but eccentric guitar player. Having experienced nothing like a normal, complete childhood, Phoebe is often quite ditzy, and is in some regards still a child at heart. She believed Santa Claus existed, until Joey told her otherwise.Phoebe also shocks some people in the story line with her frankness on occasions that it catches them off guard from her usual self. This straightforwardness is a running gag throughout the Friends series. Phoebe becomes noticeably more intelligent during the last two seasons./uploadsare/which-friends-character-are-you/show/4.png
Monica Geller50133If you’re too afraid to be in a relationship, then don’t be in one.While she is kind, caring and friendly, Monica is perhaps most notorious for her obsessive cleanliness (classifying places by cleanliness, where 'Monica-clean' is even cleaner than 'Health-Department-clean').Monica is highly competitive, allegedly throwing a plate in a fit of rage during a game of Pictionary and claiming "rules help control the fun!" Monica is notoriously bossy, and she is often referred to as such by her friends. Her controlling behavior is best seen in her relationship with Chandler, where she frequently wins the upper hand in their disputes. After becoming a couple, Chandler asks, “So I really don't get to win [arguments] anymore?” Monica replies, “How often did you ever really win, anyway?”/uploadsare/which-friends-character-are-you/show/5.png
Rachel Green52101No uterus, no opinion.Rachel's personality evolves somewhat over the series. Early on, she is portrayed as a spoiled girl. She can often be self-centered, but is often sweet and tries to be a good friend. Later on in the series, especially after she gives birth, she becomes much less self-absorbed.Rachel is shown to not like to take any responsibility for things, which is seen in The One With The Jellyfish, when she wants Ross to take all the responsibility for everything that went wrong in their relationship, when they were both at fault./uploadsare/which-friends-character-are-you/show/6.png