Ep 21. The One With The Bullies

Monica and Ross's parents are coming to town for the weekend, and Ross is dreading it due to their critical and unsupportive nature. Meanwhile, Chandler and Joey encounter a pair of bullies at the coffee shop who steal their comfortable chairs and taunt them.

Feeling beaten down and embarrassed, Chandler and Joey seek Ross's advice on how to deal with the situation. Ross suggests they try to assert themselves and stand up to the bullies, but they are hesitant and unsure of how to do so.

As the weekend progresses, tensions between Ross and his parents escalate, leaving him feeling even more defeated and insecure. Meanwhile, Chandler and Joey's situation with the bullies goes from bad to worse as the bullies begin to target them in other areas of their lives.

With the help of their friends, Chandler and Joey eventually decide to take a stand against the bullies and reclaim their stolen chairs. Ross also finds the confidence to confront his parents and stand up for himself, leading to a heartwarming moment of reconciliation.

Overall, "The One With The Bullies" explores themes of insecurity, standing up for oneself, and the importance of support from loved ones. The episode features several memorable and comedic moments, as well as some touching character development for both Ross and Chandler.