This was very good at some points, but it's mainly one hour and forty minutes of resisting the urge to book a plane ticket to America to track down and punch James Corden in his insufferable, irritating face.

And no Paul Rudd? They got irrelevant guests like Lady Gaga, BTS and Justin Bieber but not Paul Rudd? Aisha Tyler? Cole Sprouse?

FRIENDS is one of those series that you can watch over and over again and you will keep laughing like the first time. There are so many memories, so many emotions experienced by this group of people who are more than friends, they have become a great family. Thanks for this reunion! It was what we needed, the old and new fans of the series. Enjoy it. It's amazing.

HIGHLY enjoyable and the standard by which all future TV show reunions should be measured. A great mix of now/then, reminiscing, reappearances and behind-the-scenes video and stories. I originally wanted to see a scripted reunion, but I found this to be far more satisfying. Well done!

This is what we wanted and made me cry laugh love ... it was rollercoaster of emotions.
felt like just seeing your old friends
i just hate that it was too short.

they were on a break.

I don't think I'm the only one who couldn't stop smiling and crying at the same time.

Could this reunion be any shorter ???????

Really, a missed opportunity. I liked the concept of it, but many things irked me. What was the reason to Lady Gaga or Justin Bieber on this reunion? No offense to them, but they have no relationship with the show. They should have got some of the other people that starred on _Friends_ instead, like Paul Rudd or Cole Sprouse.


Seeing the six protagonists reminisce about the days of the show was very nice and I enjoyed that a lot, even though I didn't particularly like James Corden's contribution to the whole affair. I also really really liked hearing the producers and creators of _Friends_ talk about the behind the scenes, the casting and all that, that was lovely.
But beside those positive aspects, I felt like this reunion was full of filler and unnecessary content. Which is truly a shame, because I'm sure both the actors and the producers would have had enough stories to easily fill a 2 hour runtime or more.

Expected more, but the nostalgia factor barely saves it.

5.5/10

I don't get why it was necessary to have these many guest stars (I mean, outside of the original guest stars). (James Corden was so unfunny.) The highlight of this reunion was truly when the producers/creators talked about the casting process, behind-the-scenes things. But that's it.

I have for the longest time thought that friends is in fact the best show ever. But over the past few years, having played the show running in the background while randoming the episodes during work from home has made me lose interest in much of the jokes.

The reunion has no real funny comedic scenes apart from a few others. The editing seemed very weird, cutting from one scene to a completely non related thing without a proper transition.

Regardless of this, the reunion made me realise how great the actual show was, and shared a few details which I didn't know about. If it weren't for this realisation part, I'd have rated it 5/10, but I'll stick with 8/10. Being completely subjective with the 8/10 score, but who cares. Nostalgia wins.

It's a combination of interviews, documentaries and bloopers with some fun elements.
I enjoyed it and that's how it should be. After 17 years seeing these 6 get old and goofing around will not be the same.
But it did felt incomplete, they should've completed the game.

I cried and smiled at the same time. Wish it was long enough.

>James Corden: Matthew, who doesn't pick up?
Matthew Perry: I don't hear from anyone.

As a fan of the show, I wanted to love this so much, but I couldn't help but get sad. Why was this the first time they have set foot in the same room after all this time? I think Matthew Perry has gone through some hard times because he did not seem to be enjoying himself. The Fresh Prince of Bel Air Reunion had me feeling nostalgic and happy, where as this one had me feeling nostalgic and sad. Also where is Paul Rudd??

While it was good to see them watch scenes and talk to each other about the experience, a lot of it is soulless and vapid.

This was very good at some points, but it's mainly one hour and forty minutes of resisting the urge to book a plane ticket to America to track down and punch James Corden in his insufferable, irritating face.

And no Paul Rudd? They got irrelevant guests like Lady Gaga, BTS and Justin Bieber but not Paul Rudd? Aisha Tyler? Cole Sprouse?

(my original comment was deleted for some reason?)