Continuity mistake: When Owen is telling his parents Chandler paid him $50 not to tell them he knows he is adopted, Chandler says "which technically now you should give back" and he is looking at Owen. In the next shot his back is to Owen.
Visible crew/equipment: When Joey's telling Phoebe about having been at a nice restaurant with his date and how she took fries off his plate, in the shots facing Joey in the restaurant we can see the end of the set wall, with a 2x4 framed plywood board and a heavy duty extension cord hanging there.
Monica: What happened to your teeth? Ross: I whitened them. Chandler: Really? Ross: Yeah, what... What do you think? Monica: Well, uh, I think I shouldn't look directly at them. Ross: Come on, seriously. Monica: Ross, they're really, really, really white! Chandler: Yeah, what was wrong with your old... Human teeth? Ross: Well, I did leave the gel on a little longer than it said to. Monica: How much longer? Ross: Uh, uh... A day. Monica: Ross, you know that tonight is your date with Hillary? Ross: I know! That's why I did it! Come on, are they really that bad? Chandler: No. No, no, no, you'll be fine. Hilary's blind, right? Monica: She will be after tonight.
Trivia: The Magna-doodle on the door in the boys apartment has a different picture on it every episode. There is usually some tenuous connection between the picture and the plot of the episode.
Question: What's the name of the "scary painting" that Joey saw in the apartment of the girl he thought he'd slept with before? The strange and creepy painting (black and white, with an amorphous body and a chair). I really, really want to know who is the artist. Not Gladys - that's Phoebe's painting that comes out of the frame.
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Answer: The painting doesn't have a name, and if it does it is never mentioned in this episode.