For “Friends,” a lot of that popularity came with the Thanksgiving episodes.

Which of all of these is the best of the best, though?

One year, Amy shows up on Thanksgiving, which sort of ruins the holiday for everyone.

monica with a thanksgiving turkey on her head in friends

She is just a not-very-nice person!

He finds out that Phoebe has been hiding one in the apartment for days.

Therefore, this is another Thanksgiving episode that belongs at the bottom of this ranking.

christina applegate as amy green in friends

They make do, of course.

Still, it was outdone over the years, earning it a similar middle-of-the-road spot from publications such asColliderandParade.

However, it takes a lot of work to pull off a successful Thanksgiving meal.

monica and phoebe with a dog in friends

This results in Joey getting his head stuck in the door, which is a very Joey moment.

“The One With the Late Thanksgiving” is another episode that is pretty good but not the best.

It’s explained that the Gellers don’t like Chandler, because they think he smoked pot in college.

friends characters looking out apartment window in thanksgiving episode

Eventually, the Geller siblings blurt out secrets about one another, like little kids.

The birth of Rachel’s Thanksgiving trifle gives us this classic line: “Custard?

It even received the number-two spot onUs Weekly’s ranking of the top Thanksgiving moments from “Friends.”

friends thanksgiving episode With Chandler in a Box

What makes this episode from Season 8 so iconic is Brad Pitt as a guest star.

The two even spread a rumor around the school.

It just added to why this episode was so iconic.

The One With the Late Thanksgiving episode of friends, with characters sticking heads through door

It will be here before we know it!

That would put a damper on things, but what about Thanksgiving 1992?

ross and joey eating rachel’s thanksgiving dish

friends football and thanksgiving episode

brad pitt in a thanksgiving episode of friends

friends flashback episode called The One With All the Thanksgivings