Name All 90 Friends Characters (1)

[D] Joey | The man who turned "How you doin'?" into a cultural phenomenon and sandwich theft into an art form.

[C] Chandler | Could he BE any more sarcastic? Statistics say no, physics says maybe, but Janice definitely says "OH. MY. GOD!"

[B] Ross | Paleontologist by day, divorce lawyer's favorite client by night—his love life has more layers than the Mesozoic Era.

[D] Monica | Where competitive cleaning meets gourmet cooking, you'll find her color-coding her label maker labels.

[A] Rachel | Swapped her daddy's credit cards for coffee shop aprons, proving that hair can indeed defy both gravity and logic.

[A] Phoebe | Street-smart masseuse whose grandmother's secret cookie recipe came straight from... Nestlé Toulouse.

[B] Gunther | Central Perk's platinum-haired guardian angel spent a decade perfecting the art of unrequited coffee service.

[A] Richard | Monica's sophisticated ophthalmologist who proved that sometimes mustaches really do make the man.

[B] Ursula | Phoebe's evil twin serves terrible food with worse attitude—basically Phoebe if she'd chosen chaos over quirk.

[A] Marcel | Ross's capuchin companion who achieved more fame in showbiz than any paleontology lecture ever could.

[A] Mrs Whiskerson | Rachel's sphinx cat: $1000 of hairless attitude that made the apartment smell like "grandma."

[B] Barry | The orthodontist who lost Rachel but gained Mindy—talk about a retainer that actually stuck around.

[C] Jill | Rachel's spoiled sister who thought dating Ross was rebellion—honey, that's not rebellion, that's charity work.

[D] Amy | Green sister #2 planned to raise Emma with the crucial life skill of knowing which celebrities are "chunky."

[D] Leonard | Dr. Green's cardiologist persona struck fear into Ross's heart without any medical equipment necessary.

[A] Jack | Monica's dad whose Little Harmonica stories and Porsche preferences created years of therapy material.

[C] Judy | Geller matriarch whose backhanded compliments to Monica could win Olympic gold in passive aggression.

[B] Nora | Chandler's romance novelist mother whose books contain more heat than her maternal instincts.

[C] Charles | Mr. Bing abandoned young Chandler for Vegas showgirls, creating comedy gold from therapy bills.

[B] Mr Heckles | Downstairs neighbor who claimed ownership of everything from cats to "disturbing" footsteps above.

[D] Mr Treeger | Super who ballroom danced his way from threatening eviction to Joey's unexpected dance partner.

[D] Janice | Machine-gun laugh specialist whose timing for appearances rivals atomic clock precision—coincidence? Doubtful.

[A] Fun Bobby | Turns out his personality was 90% alcohol—sober Bobby made accountants look like party animals.

[B] Julie | Ross's perfect paleontologist girlfriend whose only flaw was existing when Rachel finally wanted him.

[B] Mike | Piano man who changed his name to Crap Bag, proving love means accepting even the weirdest quirks.

[C] Chick | Feathered roommate who helped Joey and Chandler explore parenthood without the college fund worries.

[A] Duck | Chandler's impulse buy that waddled into their hearts and Baywatch viewing sessions.

[D] Emma | Ross and Rachel's daughter, destined to explain her parents' relationship status to future therapists.

[C] Ben | Ross's firstborn who witnessed more holiday armadillos than any child psychologist would recommend.

[C] Carol | Ross's lesbian ex-wife proved that sometimes the best way to find yourself is to leave your husband.