Question

Who got off the plane?

Who got off the plane?

Answer 1

The phrase "got off the plane" is commonly associated with the popular TV series "Friends." In the series finale of "Friends," which aired on May 6, 2004, Ross Geller's (played by David Schwimmer) on-again, off-again love interest, Rachel Green (played by Jennifer Aniston), got off the plane to Paris and returned to New York City to be with Ross. This iconic moment in the series finale is known as the "I got off the plane" scene.

Answer 2

The expression "got off the plane" is linked with the TV show "Friends." The last episode of the program, broadcast on May 6, 2004, featured Ross Geller and Rachel Green as she left Paris to return to New York City to be with him. This scene at the end of the series is famously known as the "I got off the plane" moment.

Answer 3

In the show Friends, Rachel got off the plane at the end of the series finale. She had been planning to leave for Paris, but changed her mind and decided to stay in New York to be with her friends.

Answer 4

your first choice is incorrect ("i have got off the plane").It should be "I have gotten off the plane" because the auxiliary verb "Have" (in "I've") requires a past participle("gotten") not the past tense ("got"). Note that "got" and "gotten" are both forms of the verb "to get".

your second choice is fine("I got off the plane").

Another way to write this would be: "I just got off the pane!"Upload failed: [object Object]