Jennifer Aniston shares that the Friends cast is working on something together, although she warns that it's not a revival. The actress is gearing up for her small screen return in Apple TV+ series The Morning Show, where she plays Alex Levy - a veteran anchor who struggles to keep her job of 15 years following the sex scandal that ousted her partner. But aside from her new venture, Aniston is apparently also busy figuring out a special project with her original TV pals.

Debuting in 1994, Friends starred Aniston (Rachel), Courtney Cox (Monica), Lisa Kudrow (Phoebe), David Schwimmer (Ross), Matthew Perry (Chandler) and Matt LeBlanc (Joey) as a group of 20-somethings figuring out their life in New York. It ran for 10 successful seasons, ending with an emotional farewell in 2004. 15 years after it wrapped up, Friends remains popular, partially thanks to its availability via streaming. This is why it's not surprising that people involved in the show are plagued with reboot/revival questions in this age of classic shows and movies making comebacks.

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While a Friends traditional reboot/revival is not in the cards, Aniston recently told Ellen DeGeneres when she dropped by Ellen (via E!) to promote The Morning Show, that the cast is actively trying to create something together. When pressed on what that secret project might be, the actress joked that it's going to be a movie.

"We would love for there to be something, but we don't know what that something is. So, we're just trying. We're working on something... Huge, huge, huge movie. No, We don't know... I don't know yet. I don't want to lead people on."

Earlier this month, the complete cast reunited, shared by Aniston as her first Instagram image. Her very first social media post more than likely helped her become the fastest person to acquire 1 million followers, proving how popular the series remains. Co-creator Marta Kauffman went on the record to say that a reboot/revival just won't work with Friends, considering that it captured a specific time in its characters' lives. Now that they're older and in a different place, it would difficult to capture the same energy that the sitcom had more than two decades ago.

Aniston already ruled out a reboot/revival, but how about a reunion? While much of Friends' appeal stemmed on how relatable the characters were, its massive fan community are also simply interested in Rachel, Monica, Phoebe, Ross, Chandler and Joey. It would be a treat to see how they're doing in their lives now. The special doesn't even need to be a series, perhaps NBC would be willing to do a one-off show just to make this idea a reality. Otherwise, the cast can pitch it elsewhere. But given the sitcom's pop culture clout, it's safe to say that networks and streaming platforms alike would be more than willing to cater to this possibility.

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Source: Ellen (via E!)