Writer:	Bill Lawrence
Director:	James Burrows
Star:	Courteney Cox (Monica Geller),  David Schwimmer (Ross Geller),  Matthew Perry (Chandler Bing),  Matt LeBlanc (Joey Tribbiani),  Lisa Kudrow (Phoebe Buffay),  Jennifer Aniston (Rachel Green)
Recurring Role:	Maggie Wheeler (Janice),  Jane Sibbett (Carol Willick),  Jessica Hecht (Susan Bunch)
Guest Star:	Joel Gretsch (Fireman Ed),  Jay Acovone (Fireman Charlie),  Larry Poindexter (Fireman Dave),  Nancy Valen (Lorraine),  Heather Medway (Kristen)

This episode runs 24:46 on DVD (a typical sitcom runs about 22:00). The added material includes Chandler miming shooting Janice in the hallway, the firemen giving the women bonfire advice, and the women asking the firemen about sliding down the pole. (edit)

Carol: Uh, I don't think she's in the bathroom. Her coat is gone.
Ross: Well maybe it's cold in there. Or maybe I screwed up the first date I had in nine years. (edit) Monica: Look, here's a picture of Scotty Jared naked.
Rachel: Hey he's wearing a sweater.
Monica: No. (edit) Phoebe: Okay, so now we need, um, sage branches and the sacramental wine.
Monica: All I have is, is oregano and a Fresca. (edit) Chandler: Oh, what a crappy night!
Janice: Although, I have enjoyed the fact that, uh your shirt's been sticking out of your zipper ever since you came back from the bathroom. (edit) Phoebe: Okay. We can, um, we can burn the stuff they gave us.
Rachel: Or?
Phoebe: Or... or we can chant and dance around naked, you know, with sticks.
Monica: Burning's good. (edit)

Goof: When the fireman are going through the trash bin, Monica is already holding the burnt picture of her ex boyfriend, before the fireman can even take it out. (edit) Trivia: This is the first time Janice says her catchphrase "Oh, my God!" (edit) Trivia: Phoebe mentions her friend Abby who shaves her head. In a later series she has a friend named Bonnie who shaves her head, who she sets up with Ross. (edit)

Rachel: And here we have the last of Paolo's Grappa.

Grappa is a grape-based pomace brandy between 80 to 120 proof, of Italian origin. (edit)