Friends

Friends - A Classic

There is a reason that this series is still one of the most watched on sites like this, among other kingpins like Seinfeld. The actors and actresses have great chemistry and the jokes are actually funny - many of today's "comedies" rely far too heavily on forced humor and sex as their main means of making an episode funny. I am personally amazed that the creators were able to perpetuate such a funny series for a full decade. Congratulations to them. Perhaps the least original part of... more

The Pilot

Rachel runs out in the middle of her wedding and finds Monica at Central Perk - they become roomates. Monica goes out with "Paul the wine guy", who lies to get her into bed. Ross & Carol's marriage is over, which has him a bit depressed - Chandler and Joey try to cheer him up. Ross confesses his high school crush on Rachel to her, which she admits she knew. more

Friends' David Schwimmer Apologizes for Diversity Comments: 'I Didn't Mean to Imply Living Single Hadn't Existed'

David Schwimmer is responding to a Living Single actress who called him out on social media for comments in a recent interview. In late January, Schwimmer spoke about Friends‘ lega... more

David Schwimmer Defends Friends Against Present-Day Critics: 'That Show Was Groundbreaking In Its Time'

As new audiences continue to discover Friends through various streaming platforms, the now-classic comedy remains one of the most popular shows on TV. In recent years, however, much criticism has been written online about the sitcom’s handling of various social issues — from its lack of diversity to its outdated jokes about sexuality — and how it fails to meet our social standards in 2020. Friends star more

Jennifer Aniston Freaks Out Friends Fans at Central Perk - Watch Video

Jennifer Aniston returned to Central Perk on Friday to brush up on her unagi skills with a group of unsuspecting Friends fans. It all began when Aniston, who recently took home a Screen Actors Guild Award for her work on Apple TV+’s The Morning Show, became a real-life TV host by subbing in for  more