Ross and Rachel wake up in bed together, remembering almost nothing about the night before. At breakfast, their friends ask them about it. Shocked, they decide to get an annulment once they're back in New York. Ross tells Rachel he's taken care of it, but he hasn't. Neither Chandler nor Monica wants to go through with their own marriage plans, but each one is scared to back out. They decide to look for another sign... but even though the signs keep coming, they keep denying it. Finally, Chandler suggests they live together. Joey (who still has Phoebe's cab) convinces her to keep him company on the drive home. He promises to make it a fun road trip, but he ends up sleeping most the time.

Original air date: 23 September 1999

Written by: Adam Chase
Director: Kevin S. Bright

Guest stars:
Bill Stevenson as Rick
Nina Mann as the attendant
Rick Pasqualone as the croupier

[ NOTES: At the beginning of the episode, the opening credits featured all of the cast members as well as the creators of the series with the name "Arquette" added to the end of their names. This was a joke, as Courteney Cox added her new husband's surname (Arquette) to her name. For the end credits, the episode was dedicated as follows: "For Courteney and David, who did get married."
This episode received an Emmy nomination for Sound Mixing. This was named by TV Guide as the #1 Friends moment. ]