The "Friends" cast has become stars at a very early age thanks to their sitcom to become nothing less than a cultural phenomenon. But just because the ensemble was young as the show took off, that doesn't mean they didn't fight to make their name. Before "friends" Matthew Perry starred in a short -lived sitcom that is almost impossible to see today (Along with many other sitcoms they never made over one season) while David Schwimmer similarly led himself with a bad sight that co-glumi veteran "Happy Days". Matt LeBlanc, played by Eyoi Tribiani, may have had the hardest time after appearing in a movie about a horror military with an incredible premise in which he is on the screen for about three seconds.

In the case of LeBlanc, his acting problems seemed to continue even after he was catapulted in a mega-star of "Friends". The actor's actor's debut, "Lost in Space", proved to be a great scientific flop that failed to revive a classic TV show, and even after the "friends" ended, LeBlanc struggled to do his spin-off job. Meanwhile, his former co-stars Courtney Cox and Ennenifer Aniston did pretty good for himself.

Aniston probably became the biggest star in the band after falsifying a successful film career and achieving an Ardwar level that exceeded even Uber's fame that came with acting as Rachel Green in "Friends". But for some time, Cox is not lagging behind, with her role as Gail Withers in the "Crick" franchise and its successful six -season ABC/TBS "Kugar Town". What you may not have heard of so much is "dirt". What is "dirt?" Well, it's not one of Cox's most successful projects, but it's not fully fault. Moreover, she united the actress with Aniston, who appeared in an episode before the show's cancellation.

Dirt was produced by Cornen Cox and her then husband David Arquette and starring Cox as Lucy Spiller, editor of the Los Angeles -based tabloid magazine, Dirtnow. Spiller is responsible for a team of journalists and paparazzi, including Ian Hart photographer Don Konki and Alexandra Breckenridge rapporteur Villa McPherson. The editor is a workaholic who is absolutely ruthless in the search for peacekeeping stories and has become skilled in manipulating celebrities in order to get the "dirt" she needs. Despite her accompanying ways, she is attracted to young actor Holt McLaren (Oshos Stewart) that resulted in a Trianglebed Triangle between Lucy, Holt and his girlfriend Iaululia Malori (Laura Allen).

Show premiere of the FX network on January 2, 2007 and ran for 13 episodes, occupying the season with Kimo from the former coke "Friends" coke " Ennenifer Aniston - who also paid his fees in front of "friends" by acting in Sitkom led by Starwar "Big Bang Theory". In the episode "Ita Massa Eest", Aniston appears as a rival editor of the tabloid magazine, Tina Harod, who arrives in Dirtnow to apply for a job, so Lucy will feel threatened. Harod is actually a former friend of Lucy, and the couple even had a brief romantic entanglement in the past. The character was actually referred to the first season, but did not appear until the final of Season 1, marking her unique performance in the show as a whole.

The episode contains a goodbye kiss between the characters, which has been predictably much greater than it was supposed to be in the real tabloid. In an interview with PeopleAniston was asked about the reaction, saying, "That's a goodbye kiss. I honestly don't think people want to see Rachel and Monica of it (...) I think I won a bet. I told Cornen," How many days will I have to come out to come out? "It was a record: about a week." However, the actress seems to have fun otherwise, with Aniston added: "We had a ball. It was completely fun. I forgot how much fun we had together in the work world."

ITA Missa Est marked Courtney Cox and Ennenifer Aniston's first collaboration. The Sitkom ended three years before Dirt's 2007 debut, and the FX show was Cox's first semi-successful project during those years. Unfortunately, it did not last too long, but it was at least partly due to the 2007 writers' strike.

After the show was restored for the second season, seven episodes of that season were filmed before the writer's strike began and stop the production of the series. Unfortunately, while the seven episodes of Season 2 aired, FX canceled Dirt shortly thereafter, announcing in June 2008 that the series would not return. Truth be told, the ratings were not maintained either, and the critical answer was not much better, with Season 1 earning 29% of the coat Rotten tomatoes And Season 2 earns only a slightly better 46%.

Fortunately, this would not be the last collaboration of Aniston and Cox as a former guest-glow in the second season of Cox's sithom "Kugar Town" - the wider "friends" united. This time, the couple hit their heads once again, but it was not as full as their "dirt" episode. Aniston played a therapist named Glenn with whom Cox Jul formed a relationship before revealing that Glenn's mother-son relationship that she thought was so relative-in fact was a mother-dog relationship. This time they also skipped kissing.