This Friends reunion thing

Friends was worth watching for a long time, but like many US sitcoms, it runs for too long and kind of eats itself.
Having said that though, "It's Always Sunny" has been on for even longer and it's still very funny. I think that might be because the characters are both likeable and at times abhorrent in much the same way as they were on Seinfeld and in Curb.
Actually, that might explain why the likes of Johnson and Trump garner support.
It definitely went on too long. By about 4 series too long. The later series were not a patch on the early stuff.
 
I endured it last night, it was excruciating at times.

Enjoyed the clips, they're always going to be watchable, but the awkwardness between the cast made it a difficult watch.

Seeing Matthew Perry like he is was very sad and the most interesting bit was deciding who had had the most 'work' done, between Aniston, Cox and Schwimmer.
They must have thrown money at Matthew Perry. He strikes me as a guy who after all his drink and drug problems doesn't want the limelight anymore and just wants to live out the rest of his days in the shadows.
 
They must have thrown money at Matthew Perry. He strikes me as a guy who after all his drink and drug problems doesn't want the limelight anymore and just wants to live out the rest of his days in the shadows.
He definitely didn't look comfortable. The funniest part was when Kudrow was waxing lyrical about the cast regularly messaging one another, to which he replied "no one messages me!".
 
I quite enjoyed it.

Quite enjoyed hearing from the writers, and was able to disengage from Corden easily enough.

The revelation that Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer were actually in love was, well, genuinely quite touching.

Harmless and nice.
That was a hell of a revelation. And it adds a different dimension to the Ross/Rachel storyline knowing how the actors were feeling at the time
 
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