NBCIt's time to let you in on a not so well kept secret: We really love TV here at E! News. Like, really love TV. This love is for all things, from watching Real Housewives throw wine at each other to obsessing over everything that has to do with a dearly departed sitcom about a group of six pals. You know what show we're referencing: Friends.
Over 10 seasons, the Friends folks had many dates, dates that turned into something more for some. There was Chandler and Monica, Monica and Richard, Chandler and Janice, Ross and Rachel, Ross and Emily, Rachel and Tag, Phoebe and Mike, Joey and Kathy, Chandler and Kathy…everybody had a favorite pairing. Even 12 years after the series finale you'd still be able to use "Who was the best Friends couple?" as a party conversation topic. While your mingling over dip, talking about the merits of Joey and Rachel, just think of us fondly.
And if you need more of a Friends fix, check out these face swaps. Plus, just a warning, never get your hopes up regarding any Friends reunion rumor you hear that isn't part of a tribute or awards show. There's not going to be one.
"There will never be a Friends reunion movie," Friends co-creator Marta Kauffman said. And she's said it before, many times. Kauffman previously told E! News that, "Friends was about that time in your life when your friends are your family and once you have a family, there's no need anymore."
The closest we got to a full-fledged Friends reunion was when David Schwimmer, Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow and Matt LeBlanc assembled to pay tribute to legendary sitcom director James Burrows.
Take a walk down Friends memory lane with our couples ranking and be sure to tune into E! News tonight at 7 and 11 p.m. for more We ♥ TV Week.