FRIENDS: Ross Geller's most memorable lines from the popular sitcom

David Schwimmer was roped in to be a part of the popular NBC television series, Friends in the year 1994. He essayed the role of the popular character Ross Geller. The goofy yet outgoing Ross was all about standing up for what is right and being there for his friends. David Schwimmer’s role in Friends was a memorable one. We take a look back at some of his best dialogues from the successful series.

Also Read | FRIENDS: Cast Celebrates 15-year Anniversary With Reunion Pictures

Ross Geller-David Schwimmer best dialogues: 

A series of mishaps happen to Ross Geller on a bad day. He then blurted out this famous dialogue, “Why do bad things happen to good people.” Ross questioned himself with the dialogue post a shampoo leak in his luggage. Whenever Ross and Rachael fought in between their on and off dating turmoils, Ross would exhume and say, “We were on a break.” Ross knew how to justify his actions by yelling at the top of his voice. Jennifer Aniston essayed the role of Rachael. 

Also Read | Jennifer Aniston Teases Fans On Instagram Over Ross & Rachel's "break"

Whenever the grammar obsession inside Ross exclaimed at Rachel for her silly mistakes, he said, “You’re means you are and your means your”. It was definably a good lesson for Rachel and many others. Ross Geller knew he was best at what he is saying.

When Ross Geller finally made up his mind that he wants to stay with Racheal. He realized his true feelings for her. He then said, “I don’t want to be over her…I want to be with her.” This dialogue was the most favourite of Rachael-Ross shippers. The next dialogue of Ross Geller is rather funny because it was a take on his on-screen sister Monica Geller. He said, “I grew up with Monica, if you do not east fast you did not eat.” This one became very popular among the audience. 

Also Read | Jennifer Aniston Asks Theroux Why He's Not Following Her On Instagram

Also Read | FRIENDS: All That You Need To Know About The 'Friendsgiving' Screening