"Friends", aka one of Best Sitoms of all timeFollowed by a group of friends who socialize in Newoufor. Whether they drink coffee in the central percussion or see bare exhibitionists walking through their apartments, it's a show for a group of friends connected to the hip, supporting each other through thick and thin, and having fun on the road.

Moreover, that sense of friendship existed behind the scenes, as the cast of the sithom - Cornen Cox, Ennenifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, David Schwimmer and Late Matthew Perry - There was a ritual to pump each other before filming each episode. Cox reminded the experience during the performance of Inc. 5000, as documented by People:

"We get into the congestion and say," Good everyone! Happy! "And, we'll hug each other and five high."

More than 20 years have passed since the "friends" broadcast their latest episode, and the cast moved to other projects since then. However, the fact that Cox still shares behind the scenes of anecdotes about her experiences on the sitcom proves that it is still immensely popular. That said, it seems that the days of group cats among the former casters, because they are barely seen these days.

One of the disadvantages of adults is to lose contact with good friends. People get a job, move away and start families, leaving little time to meet their old friends for coffee. The last season of "Friends" refers to the subject when Monica (Cornen Cox) and Chandler (Matthew Perry) get a house in the suburbs and Rachel (Ennenifer Aniston) almost moving to Paris, which adds a bitter feeling to the procedure. However, the cast can also refer to this feeling in real life, as they have moved away after the show is over.

During the performance of the podcast "dinner on me" (through Diversity), Lisa Kudrow revealed that she and her colleagues casters barely looked at each other in the years between the last episode of the show and Special "Friends: Merging" of HBO Max In 2021 - but there was no bad blood between them. As he said:

"We had dinner, only six of us, once before the show ended. Only we in someone's house and (we) have dinner, and we wanted, we didn't miss rhythm."

It is very unlikely that "friends" will ever come to life - at least not with the initial acting members involved - but it is good to know that the actors are still in good conditions, even though they take their lives and careers on different paths. That said, they would probably be asked about "friends" for as long as they are ready to talk about it, because it is one of those shows that have defined a generation.