CHANDLER: Because he thinks I slept with his ex-girlfriend and killed his fish. MONICA: Did they just kill off Joey? PHOEBE: Hey is this true, that you write a lot of your own lines? PHOEBE: Oh, ooh, Soap Opera Digest, oh that's one of my favorite digests. RACHEL: So, he's on the show, he knows what happens. RICHARD: Two. ROSS: Good, good, good. The scripts just kinda come to my house. The show ends.] [Scene: Joey's apartment. [picks up the fruit an tosses it to Eddie, it hits Eddie in the chest and falls]
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment.
Plan: A: Soap Opera Digest; Q: Joey's good fortune comes crashing down when he claims in an interview for what magazine that he writes all his own lines on the show? A: the script writer; Q: Who killed off Joey's character? A: Phoebe's attempt; Q: What character's attempt to help Chandler bond with his new roommate ends up revealing Eddy's quirky behavior? A: Sexual history; Q: What dominates a discussion between Monica and Richard? A: a discussion; Q: What does sexual history dominate between Monica and Richard and Ross and Rachel? A: between two; Q: How many couples does sexual history dominate a discussion? Summary: Joey's good fortune comes crashing down when he foolishly claims in an interview for Soap Opera Digest that he writes all his own lines on the show, angering the script writer who kills off Joey's character. Phoebe's attempt to help Chandler bond with his new roommate ends up revealing Eddy's quirky behavior. Sexual history dominates a discussion between two couples-Monica and Richard, and Ross and Rachel.