The sitcom, Friends, has an influential impact on today's society because it shows a positive moral side to life in an entertaining setting. This-half hour show based on the lives of six diverse people, grasps the attention of millions of viewers on a weekly basis. Throughout each episode, viewers join Rachael, Ross, Chandler, Monica, Phoebe, and Joey in their everyday lives, and watch as they discuss jobs, relationships, and any other quirky issues they may face. Though some feel the show is immoral and unsophisticated due to the fact that it contains pre-marital sex, and continuous drama, Friends is still considered as "one of the greatest shows of all time" (TV Guide).
             Friends is broadcasted once a week on NBC. The show is in its ninth season and has been a huge success in the eyes of critics. One point that makes this sitcom so successful is the fact that each character has a different lifestyle and uses their own individuality to create a special piece that makes Friends a whole.
             The chaos started in 1994. In the beginning, cast members were all single, middle aged people living together as friends. In the ninth season's premiere, the show begins mere seconds after May's cliffhanger finale. Rachael, whom just delivered Ross's baby, has also recently accepted what she thought to be a proposal from friend Joey, unaware that the real question popper was supposed to be Ross. In a slight turn of fate, Rachael realizes that she does not love Joey enough to marry him and regrets her acceptance to his accidental proposal. After seeing Emma's birth, Monica and Chandler decide that they want to have a child of their own. Anxious to get started, the married couple makes their way to the broom closet of the hospital, only to be caught by Monica's father. The premiere makes its end in the final scene as Rachael, Ross, and Joey discuss the accidental proposal, and surprisingly, Ross discovers the r...