Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer use the same 'Friends' gag to pay tribute to Matthew Perry

Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer pay touching tribute to Matthew Perry

\n\nNostalgia for “Friends” is still at its peak as Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer have decided to make a turnkey humorous tribute to their long-time co-star, Matthew Perry. Playing the same iconic gag from the series, they were able to revive good memories and highlight the lasting importance of their friendship.\n\n

The actors of Friends, united by a historical gag

\n\nDavid Schwimmer And Jennifer Aniston, aka Ross and Rachel in the flagship series of the 90s and early 2000s, decided to pay tribute to their former colleague and friend Matthew Perry. And what better way to do it than by recreating one of the most memorable gags from the sitcom series that, at the time, revolutionized the genre.\n\nPerry, who played Chandler Bing, regularly made audiences laugh with his sarcastic sense of humor and unique self-deprecation. One of these jokes, which left its mark, was used by Aniston and Schwimmer to show their affection for their co-star.\n\n

"Chandler's Joke", an ode to friendship

\n\nOne of Perry's most iconic gags is undoubtedly the joke about his "job isn't easy", a running gag that ran throughout the series, with the other characters, especially Rachel and Ross, not knowing never exactly what his job was.\n\nRecently, Jennifer Aniston And David Schwimmer decided to recreate this joke to pay tribute to Perry. In a photo posted on social media, they are seen with a post-it note that reads "What does Chandler do for a living?" \n\nThis delicate reference to the cult series Friends triggered nostalgia among fans around the world and generated a wave of likes and comments, highlighting fans' love and admiration for this iconic trio.\n\n

Friends: A lasting impact

\n\nThis recent joke speaks not only to the lasting impact of the series and the powerful influence of Perry's role, but also to the unbreakable friendship that binds the cast of Friends, even after several decades. \n\nThis gesture therefore underlines that, despite the end of Friends, the camaraderie between the actors continues, and fans around the world can only appreciate this little nostalgic touch which takes us back to the golden years of this sitcom which continues to bring together spectators of all generations. \n\n