Always touted as the strongest actor in the bunch, Kudrow has long been seen in interesting roles in films like “Clockwatchers,” “The Opposite of Sex” and this year’s “Wonderland.” It seems certain that the actress’ sitcom days are firmly behind her. Read more...

There’s a deleted scene in “Pulp Fiction” (available on the Collector’s Edition DVD) in which Mia Wallace (Uma Thurman) tries to get inside Vincent Vega’s (John Travolta) head by making him choose between Elvis and The Beatles. Read more...

Perry is perhaps the luckiest of all the cast members considering his jokester character on “Friends” is something he’s been able to successfully transplant to other projects. Read more...

Going all the way back to the days of standing in the junior high lunch line talking about the last night’s episode, it’s clear “Friends” has been more than just a TV show ““ it’s been a reason to hang out with friends Thursday nights, and has given us something to chat about with them the next day. Read more...

And the winner of the pragmatism award goes to … Matt LeBlanc. Never able to transform his TV-star status into box office magic, LeBlanc is the only cast member who has already inked a deal for his own sitcom based on his “Friends” character. Read more...

So no one told you life was going to be this way, that one day you would tragically witness the end of an iconic television show that has defined an entire decade for sitcom fans. Read more...

Unfortunately for David Schwimmer, he is one of those rare character actors who has actually achieved some fame. What this means is he spent way too much time and energy trying to turn himself into a leading man. Read more...