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Date Posted: 11:25:39 06/30/02 Sun
Author: Lindsey
Subject: OK...

I have a question. In TOW Monica and Chandler's Wedding there is a scene in the hotel hallway between Chandler, Phoebe and Ross. Ross said something like 'don't you dare run off again' to Chandler, and Phoebe cut in saying 'or what? You're going to woo-haa-haa?'

Now, when she said that, Matthew, I swear, looked down and grinned. He looked like he was going to crack up. :) The camera quickly moved away from him then and that's all I saw. I was thinking that maybe the camera man did that on purpose just in case he DID start laughing! Did anyone else notice this or was it just me? Actually, I'm going to go watch that episode again right now and see if I was right.

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