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It’s been almost 10 years since we last heard ‘I’ll Be There
For You’ by ‘The Rembrandts’ on our television screens in the opening credits
of possibly one of the biggest sitcoms of the last two decades. Friends was
created by writers Marta Kaufmann and David Crane for NBC in 1994 and lasted a
good ten seasons. Not only did the show set new pop culture trends, the series
finale was one of the most watched in television history.
Ever since the series came to an end in 2004, fans have been
hoping for a reunion. The individual lead actors have made appearances on each
other’s shows, but have consistently denied rumors of a reunion. The sitcom
‘Joey’ was a spin off starring Matt Le Blanc as his Friends character Joey
Tribbiani. The show only lasted for a season and was not considered to be as
strong as its parent.
As of now, any rumors about Le Blanc getting back
together with former co-stars Jennifer Aniston (Rachel), Matthew Perry
(Chandler), Lisa Kudrow (Pheobe), Courtney Cox (Monica) and David Schwimmer
(Ross) is considered fake.
It’s not so hard to get rumors on such stories viral in this
day and age. Not just rumors, fan-made reunion posters are a constant feature
on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. These rumors and fake
stories have been consistently denied by the show creators and actors. Every
fan is drooling at the aspect of seeing the baby Emma as a young girl being raised
by Ross and Rachel, or Monica and Chandler spending their tenth anniversary on
a romantic getaway or Joey finally getting nominated for an Oscar.
These make up great stories, but whether we get to see them
realized on screen is a burning question. For the moment, fans willing to
relive the show can do so easily since all seasons are now available on DVD.
Recently, Matthew Perry and Courtney Cox reunited on an episode of the show
‘Cougar Town’ featuring subtle nods to their relationship in Friends. Hopefully
one day we may see ‘The One about the Reunion’ on television one day or a
feature film.
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