S01E16 · SCENE 20/19 · 22:41
The One With Two Parts, Part 1 · Monica and Rachel's apartment balcony
Rachel falls off balcony

Rachel falls off the balcony while taking down Christmas lights.

22:41→22:45
in the episode · 0m 04s · S01E16

What happens

22:41–22:45

Rachel decides to take down the Christmas lights despite the cold. She slips and falls off the balcony, but her ankle gets caught in the wire. She sprains her ankle and calls for Mr. Heckles' help.

WhereMonica and Rachel's apartment balcony
DriverRachel
Positionact3 · payoff
ThreadRachel light fall

Scene DNA

weights 0–1
escalation1.0
petty grievance1.0
tense1.0
absurd1.0
argument

Beats

22:19Rachel falls and gets caught by the wire.

Scene in the episode

22:41–22:45
A · Chandler fires Nina
B · Ross Lamaze doubts
C · Joey dates Ursula
D · Rachel light fall

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Rachel Greene232 episodes · drives 552 scenes
MG
Monica Geller232 episodes · drives 572 scenes
MH
Mr. HecklesLarry Hankin6 episodes

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