What's Chandler like in Friends?

"What kind of person is Chandler in Friends?" On this issue, let's see what these netizens say ~

Netizen "Deiveheart" said:

Many people like the role of Chandler, and I should understand it better. I understand why he said the wrong thing at the wrong time. I understand why he cries or talks nonsense like a child when he sees others quarreling. I remember an episode in which everyone left Ross to play with the car and broke down on the highway, and then called Ross to save them. As a result, Ross quarreled with Rachel as soon as he arrived. As a result, Chandler couldn't stand it. He played dumb and made everyone laugh at him. Stop arguing. Many people should have laughed at this scene, but I was in tears when I watched it. Chandler said, "Really? The anxious Chandler said, "My God, this should not count. That's the real Chandler Bing, and now this is the madman in the corridor. 6. Goodbye Muscle Season 5 Episode 13. Monica, who is very energetic, massages Chandler: "Not bad?" Monica: "Say goodbye to muscle aches."

The netizen named "Lonely Boat" said this:

To give some unpopular examples: after Joey bought the chicken back, the two men often quarreled because of taking care of the chicken, and finally decided to send the chicken away. As a result, because Chandler heard that the chicken might be bullied after being sent away, he immediately brought the chicken back and saved a duck by the way. What a lovely little Qian Qian! Because the duckling bullied the chicken, he put the duckling in the corridor and let him reflect on himself. Six people are going to grandma's funeral and leaving home, so Chandler takes the chicken and duckling to Monica's living room and asks them if they are not allowed to go. Monica said yes, and Chandler said, Oh, nothing. I just want someone to tell them personally. Chandler and the chicken watch TV together, watch the woman he likes in The Stranger on the Beach, and then tell the chicken that although I love her, I love you very much, blabla.

The netizen "Don't die" said this:

I usually like watching American TV series, especially Friends. It feels really good. In Friends, my favorite character is Joey, and my second favorite character is Chandler. "Joking" has long been divorced from the original reason and has become a life and speech habit of Chandler. In addition to the "subconscious resistance to intimacy" caused by divorce, it is more the result of years of verbal inertia. For example, the most obvious episode is about people talking about their goals on New Year's Eve. Ross and Chandler bet that Chandler wouldn't tell cold jokes for a week. Finally, Chandler couldn't stand the feeling of hiding it in his heart and had to give up resistance to pay the bet. During the betting period, Chandler was not exposed to any kind of too intimate relationship or too intimate situation. He just spits out because of his long-term speaking habits, and if there is an element of "escaping feelings", the proportion is also very small.

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