9 "Friends" Episodes Inpsired By The Literary Children's Series Goosebumps

I'll be there for BOO! What if one of the most popular television programs of all-time collaborated with the prominent children's literature series of the 90s?

1. "The One with the Curse of the Mummy's Tomb"

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Episode description: Phoebe believes the quilt she bought may be possessed by 'N Sync heartthrob Lance Bass. Joey digs a large hole in Central Park to prove a point nobody understands about friendship to Rachel. Chandler and Monica disagree on how spicy is too spicy when it comes to peppers. Ross dates a female supermodel named Marcus but has difficulty accepting her masculine name. Lance Bass guest stars.

2. "The One with the Werewolf of Fever Swamp"

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Episode description: Ross attempts to make the nickname "Indiana" catch on, while Monica feuds with the street smart food truck vendor (special guest star Judd Nelson) who stole her chicken marsala recipe. Gunther and Phoebe's promising balloon investment plan hits a snag. Joey has a one-night stand with a female werewolf, and she is not happy about it.

3. "The One Where Piano Lessons Can Be Murder"

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Episode description: An argument over the cleanliness of superheroes leads to a prank war between Monica and Joey. Phoebe learns the true meaning of Christmas from an unlikely source (special guest star former NBA great Dikembe Mutombo). Rachel and Ross share a moment and ponder if they're more than "just friends." The gang give Chandler a hard time when he begins dating a convicted murderer.

4. "The One with Welcome to Camp Nightmare"

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Episode description: The gang spend a long weekend at a charmingly haunted bed and breakfast where they cross paths with the vacationing Harlem Globetrotters. After losing a pickup basketball game 175-12 to the Globetrotters, Ross and Rachel almost kiss. Chandler believes a phantom is "stealing his jokes," while Monica reluctantly agrees to go on a date with the ghost of John Wilkes Booth.

5. "The One with the Say Cheese and Die!"

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Episode description: Joey believes he's been cursed after he accidentally sleeps with a witch. Rachel begins to date an Olympic diver — which on the surface seems to bother Ross — but he blames his suddenly dour temperament on "science trouble." A new Central Perk waiter — special guest star Dana Carvey — won't stop offering Chandler gum.

6. "The One Where It Came from Beneath the Sink!"

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Episode description: Phoebe's jealous over the attention her new karaoke partner receives due to her beautiful singing voice and the fact that she's a vampire. After an unfortunate spaghetti mishap, Joey swears off forks... possibly forever. Chandler dates a girl who blinks a lot. Ross and Rachel ask a Ouija board if they should get back together.

7. "The One with the Be Careful What You Wish For..."

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Episode description: Rachel agrees to go on a date with a judge in order to get out of jury duty. Chandler becomes the laughing stock of the office when he bowls a 7 at a co-worker's birthday party. Ross finds an old genie's lamp at a Brooklyn flea market and accidentally turns himself into a dinosaur. Joey misinterprets the theme of The Great Gatsby.

8. "The One with the Go Eat Worms!"

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Episode description: Joey's forced forced to participate in a celebrity worm eating contest when Rachel's fashion blunder accidentally gets special guest star Andy Dick arrested. Reeling from a recent breakup, Monica tries her luck at competitive thumb wrestling. Ross gets the word "science" tattooed on his lower back while pledging a paleontology fraternity.

9. "The One with the Night of the Living Dummy"

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Episode description: Chandler agrees to go on a double date with Phoebe and her new ventriloquist boyfriend — special guest star Weird Al Yankovic — but finds himself setup with a foul-mouthed ventriloquist's dummy. Old feelings resurface when Ross and Rachel attend a Ralph Lauren toga party together. Monica gets caught in a lie that forces her to accompany Gunther on a fishing trip.