Anyone who is a fan of Friends loves a good throwback. It's the only way we get to relive the good old days — the '90s.
Anyone who is a fan of Friends loves a good throwback. It's the only way we get to relive the good old days — the '90s.
Your job's a joke, you're broke, your love life's DOA.
But at least Courteney Cox is out here throwing some major nostalgic vibes our way — like this recent photo of her and her gal pal, Rachel Green.
Maybe this was taken while they were filming the episode "The One At The Beach".
Which she proved by also sharing this throwback pic of her and Jim Carrey on the set of Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.
Ellen was probably screaming internally.
I would be.
I love the fact that her daughter watches the show. It's like the torch is being handed down.
This is so precious. I can't.
"The one where the six of us went to Vegas and no one knew we were F.R.I.E.N.D.S yet," she captioned it.
According to Vanity Fair, this was just after the cast filmed the very first episode of the series, but before it ever aired on television.
The show's director, James Burrows, took the cast on a Vegas trip so that everyone could get to know each other a little better.
"I had me and six of them [on the trip]," James recalled. "And I said — I don’t know why I said this — I said, 'This is your last shot at anonymity.'"
And that could not have been more true. Still to this day.
James then explained that he took the six of them out for a fancy dinner at Caesar's Palace, and then sent them off to the casino to bond.
I hate having to explain jokes to people because it makes it way less funny. But for those of you whose heads this just flew (pun intended) over...
Although I doubt any of the cast got drunkenly married while they were there. Then again, it was the 90's, so who knows what kind of wild things they were getting up to...
"And all six of them didn‘t have any money so they each wrote me checks for $200 and I cashed them. And that was it."
Ain't that the truth.
The six of them not only gave up their anonymity and became famous, they made TV history.
The show is an everlasting staple in pop culture — it paved the way for every other sitcom to follow it.
This is in reference to the very last episode of Friends, when Phoebe manages to delay Rachel's flight to Paris by calling her and telling her the left phalange was broken.
Just six young actors on a private jet for the first time, unknowingly about to make history.
It never gets old.