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Published 18:32 26 Dec 2018 GMT
Updated 23:14 26 Dec 2018 GMT
Whatever your decision, chances are it's not going to be Ross.
Like, he's grand but Ross is hardly anybody's favourite character. He's too self absorbed for that, too irritating, too focused on his own desires and issues to really care all that much about anybody else.
But sure look, either way it doesn't really matter because Ross is technically the main character in Friends anyway, so we cant talk.
No, really, he is.
Science has proven it.
Last year, a dude named Yashu Seth used the scripts from all 10 seasons of the show to determine who the main character was.
He considered things like the amount of lines spoken, the number of words allocated to each character, the amount of times each character was mentioned by another character, and the amount of screen time each of them were given.
And yeah, Ross came out on top.
Madness, we know.
While Yashu Seth admitted that it came pretty close between Ross and Rachel, he had to give Ross the crown in the end - due to the amount of times he appeared onscreen alone compared to Rachel.
"Ross beats Rachel by a significant margin in the individual scene appearances," he said.
"Besides, there was very little difference between them in the other parameters. Hence, I will have to give it to Ross."
You can check out his entire analysis here.
Or, if this whole debacle hasn't put you off the show, you can still check out our ranking of the best festive Friends episodes.
The Holiday Armadillo is obviously number one.
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