I like the red and blue touches at the top and bottom of the layout, and your "A Little More" section seems like it's going to contain diverse content! :D I'm not at all familiar with the subject, but I think those are interesting things to read about from the perspective of someone who is.
I have some suggestions if you're interested? If not, or if you disagree, just ignore the following! I also understand you've transferred some things over from your phone and that this is still under construction, so no pressure!
- I feel like the name "trademark quirks" doesn't really fit the character descriptions that are part of the basic profiles. The information you provide reads more like general personality traits and issues rather than "quirks" or "trademarks" to me, so to label them as such feels a bit odd. :O Though I'm only commenting on this as someone not familiar with the series - if "quirks" are something central to Friends, maybe you could split the information up a bit?
- I like what you write about on the "Psychology of Mondler" page, especially because it shows how the characters affect each other over the span of the series, and how they support each other in their daily life. The page is a bit hard to follow though, as you jump around a bit. Your first part is about facing relationship challenges together and maintaining the relationship. Then follows a part about Monica's weight, which is very interesting, but it doesn't seem to be connected to Chandler or their relationship at all - at least at first. I think the part where you talk about control and impressing her mother (probably in response to not being the parents' apparent favourite?) is connected to that, but at first sight, it can look like a jump in topic.
If you make the "jump"/"separation" clearer, as in, breaking it up something, it might make it easier on the visitor? A horizontal line, a sub-heading, bolded words, something like that. :> (I know you've made a bigger paragraph margin inbetween, but the introduction part about "women and relationships" seems like it belongs to the first point made about relationship maintenance, whereas the last paragraph on the site is not separated from the "control" issue the same way.)
- I like the first quote on your quote page because it's about the actor behind one of the characters - it's a neat introduction to your shrine subject for those unfamiliar! If it's not too much of a pain, I think the other quotes could benefit from one-sentence "introductions" that provide the context for the quote haha. It needn't be about the story of the episode itself, just, what's motivating them to say things. Is it an argument? Comfort? Pointing something out that the characters aren't aware of?