Friends Golwg gag is the funniest joke in the series

By Robert Scucci
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This week, I’m spending some time out of the state visiting my parents for some much needed rest and relaxation. While things went well on the whole, I was stuck watching Friends the night before because I lost my remote privileges after queuing an unhealthy amount of South Park and Nicolas Cage movies. Watching the episode called “The One with the Jellyfish,” I really laughed out loud – which even surprised me because I hate this show more than I can express at the moment – because there is one gag that caught me off my care: on stage behind Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) in her sits, where she performs or whatever she about the piles; The most inappropriate piece of equipment for café gigs is because these things are high as hell.

There is no way Phoebe needs to move so much air

Although I can’t make out the exact model of the Hiwatt amp in this Friends Episode, I can assure you that it is deliberately placed in the middle of a perk as a sight gag for the musical trend.

I can also confirm that the speaker cabinet packs four 12-inch speakers, and the amplifier power score could vary anywhere from 80-120 watt of tube power, depending on the amount of valves housed in the unit.

As someone who has played in bands through my formative years and far to adult, I can tell you with the greatest confidence that the Halfatt half piled behind Phoebe in this Friends The episode was set in the background to laugh because it was completely able.

For a context, I played bass for Stoner Metal Band, and both guitarists played through similar rigs. As the usual complex “I need to be the strongest person in the room” plays out, which is a typical guitarist behavior, I remember reinstating my own rig to find my place in the mix.

A general rule for bass players like me playing through solid state rigs suggests that you need at least three times the wattage to keep up with an amp powered by a similarly scaled tube. During one exercise, I was so highly loudly rig a 500-watt rig that we rushed light fixtures out of the ceiling.

We were so loud that we had to meet a band for turning down during the exercise because we Drown out the drum kit. What’s more, playing that high in a basement is a mess with your hearing so bad that it actually throws your equilibrium to the point where you walk face first to a door frame after jamming out if you’re not one to wear hearing protection.

So when I saw Friends Suggest that Phoebe is using AMP Hiwatt for her central Perk Perk gigs, I spit my drink out, and finished having to give the family a dog bath because it was tasted completely with diet charcoal.

Friends have an indie credit

When I first saw Hiwatt Phoebe in “The One With The Jellyfish,” I looked up immediately up Friends Episode on -lein to see if anyone else noticed it. What I learned through my research is that Friends Is there some indie belief that I didn’t know about because I haven’t watched the series since it originally broadcast (maybe I should re -watch and reassess based on this information). From Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) Wearing an MC5 T-shirt in “The One with the Lottery,” for Hiwatt Phoebe, the show’s fans have highlighted a host of Easter eggs suggesting a cast of Friends is a cooler way than the characters they portray, which are all unbearable (fight me).

Could be a wounded motivation but probably only gag

Fans have suggested that Hiwatt amp has made his way into this Friends Episode as a result of a crew member writing to the production budget so they could take him home after a run of chapters, but I can’t find anything on -lein who confirms or denies this allegation.

While I always appreciate this level of cooking fine books, especially if it is for free music equipment, I’m willing to accept that someone who works on the show simply thinks it would be funny to get the half -pile on stage like Golwg’s gag because bringing Hiwatt to a café to recall the mental image of Phoebe opening the floor as I had a complete leveling is seen in accordance with the place, which was seen in accordance with the place, which was completely seen. With the Mosh Pool. “