Jennifer and the 'Friends' theme song.

She felt annoyed in my opinion.

I literally just finished watching the scene in question and am typing this as it's paused in front of me. I like to think I am usually proficient at deciphering body language, but I concede that this is just my take on this "blooper" as it were. An opinion in which you should value at a higher premium than others. Since, my input is obviously a cold hard fact, as you have now seen my credentials. Those being from the University of "Self Aggrandizing Statements" on the "First-Person Citation" campus. Which does hold a higher accreditation than, University of Phoenix Online.

As it seems up for discussion and debate among viewers and those in the comments, please consider the following. I mean, if you enjoy being right. But who likes that? I mean, really?

0. She seems to be turning the mental gears in preparation for what she's expecting to happen next. (Or possibly playing a moment from the scene that happened prior to the clip starting. Context, I know right? What does it ever help when it comes to "understanding" things better? Psh...) Which is the song in the script will play and she will "react" to it as actors are known to do.

1. She hears a song that she clearly knows. Then, she almost mirrors the expression someone has when they see a normally bespectacled person without glasses. It's clear to them there is something different, but it isn't obvious what that could be.

2. She realizes that it isn't the "Waterfalls" song that she anticipated and had lines memorized for. Thereby throwing off her "mojo" for the remainder of the scene.

3. (You see her eyes dart around searching for meaning in her memory. Rummaging around in her collected thoughts like Sherlock Holmes, on a stroll through his "Mind Palace". She's now reaching for meaning behind the current song that is playing and the context, in which, it applies to her. She could even be trying to decide if it is just a technical error that this music is coming through the speakers. Maybe something innocuous and unplanned that accidently threw off the scene.) then... She recognizes it as the theme to the show she used to be on.

4. She has a flood of emotion hit her unexpectedly and nearly all at once. Emotions that are almost the same nostalgia she's meant to be conveying in the sabotaged scene. Happiness for her time on "Friends" the comradery and affection that is required to stage this kind of prank. The ugly emotions that the song might stir up and the

5. She realizes the prank and its intention. (Which as far as pranks go, it's the most jovial to great pay off balanced prank I've seen. It also does it with not a single person hurt. So, it's and A- in my book.)

6. She then recognizes that she is being ribbed not mocked and even though there is a slight hint of annoyance at the fact that even fellow actors aren't gonna let her get away from her past role of "Girl Next Door to America". She is still a decent, friendly person with a good nature. Who isn't gonna be an *beep* over something that didn't hurt her but did catch her off guard and therefore played an emotional game with her that most of us wouldn't appreciate. Even if we were expected to show mirth and elation at the surprise.

Not to mention, in all honesty, she was the "butt" of a joke. Which will make most of us angry. So, what I'm overly analytically saying is, that she wasn't mad, maybe slightly miffed for the most slight of seconds, but enjoyed and accepted it for the joke it was. Going so far as to compliment the event and its execution.

(Edited: Spelling corrected and I wanted to point out how bat *beep* crazy this response is. Thank you for reading it all. Also, the little clip of her having a prank pulled on her like that, was one of the most endearing moments I've ever seen in video form. It just felt really genuine and almost like a pleasant joke for all parties involved at a Comedy Central Roast. I just like this little movie and that was the perfect ending to what we're shown from the cast.)

The greatest story every told in six words. "For Sale: Baby Shoes, Never Worn." - Ernest Hemingway

you should get some medication, buddy... the song is awesome and one of the reasons I watched the show and still catch for reruns...

...That wasn't it all.

She was genuinely surprised and amused at the prank.

Don't be so serious.

Ribbons and detours meant nothing to me
Swaying our sympathies, pulling our strings...

people have such stupid interpretations, gosh the comprehension of some people, i thought it was a great moment, and i song along,

...I'll beeeee theeere for youuuuuuuuuu

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Stephanie, you're right. That was an important part of her life span and she was surprised but then appreciated the moment. It's part of a, "You've Come a Long Way, Baby" reaction.