Even when it hadn鈥檛 been your day, week, month or even your year, you always knew that Friends, the iconic American sitcom that remains adorned by fans around the world, would be there for you.
Twenty-five years after its first episode, cast members, fans and even companies paid tribute to the decade-long show by sharing their favourite moments from the hit sitcom. The smash sitcom, which followed the misadventures of six friends in their 20s in the 1990s in Manhattan, finished in primetime TV鈥檚 top 10 every season
鈥淐elebrating a Thursday night 25 years ago. Thank you to all of our loyal fans across the world. You鈥檝e certainly been there for us! I love these guys!鈥� wrote Courtney Cox, who played Monica Geller, a character known for her cleanliness, competitiveness and obsessive-compulsive nature.
Similar messages were shared by David Schwimmer, who played Ross Geller, known for his intelligent, goofy and lovable demeanour.
Lisa Kudrow, who played Phoebe Buffay and, her twin sister Ursula, also paid tribute to her colleagues and fans. The character Pheobe is known for her eccentric style and ditsy behaviour
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Days before the anniversary was trending on Twitter, with fans sharing memes and short clips from their favourite episode.
There was even a mob of look-a-like Phoebes singing Smelly Cat in a public park in New York City to raise awareness for a pet rescue and advocacy organization.
Meanwhile, at Union Square, a mob of Phoebes are singing "Smelly Cat" to raise awareness for Best Friends Animal Society.
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Google also paid tribute to the show by adding little buttons on its search engine.
For example, if you a little couch appeared in the top right hand side of the screen and if you clicked it the screen would tilt as he yelled 鈥減ivot鈥� - a throwback to season five, episode 16 when Ross tries to move a new sofa into his apartment.
All of the seasons can be rewatched on Netflix, until the end of this year anyway, as it is rumoured to be pulled from the streaming platform since Netflix did chose not to renew it鈥檚 licence with Warner Bros.
