Rumor has it that the 90s hit series "Friends" will be having a reunion show come Thanksgiving this year.

The hit show that starred Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer ended a decade ago.

The news spark following a fan made poster saying that the show will be back for the Thanksgiving this year, just in time to celebrate its 10th year anniversary. Then news came that NBC has confirmed supposed show.

Unfortunately, the said reunion is not true, and the cast of "Friends" will not be together in a show any time soon. Not even a spin-off series is in the works.

Original cast Matt LeBlanc who played the witty and funny character that we all loved, Joey Tribbiani, says that a "Friends" reunion show is not going to happen, but he's always welcome to hear rumors about it.

"I'm not tired of getting asked that question at all. 'Friends' was probably the greatest 10 years of my life. I'd be hard-pressed to find something that matches that in terms of success and just sheer fun. So anything that harks back to that has a soft spot in my heart," he told Los Angeles Times.

"As far as a reunion project, that's just not in the cards. I think that show was about a finite period in your life - after college and before you start your family where your friends are your family - and that's what that show was about. So to go beyond that doesn't feel like you'd do justice to that. I liken it to that saying that the book is always better than the movie. I think it's best to imagine what those characters are doing now versus to see those characters. No one wants to see us in our 40s (laughs). Joey's still struggling as an actor. It'd just be sad," he added.

Jennifer Aniston's best friend on and off the show, Courteney Cox, who played Monica Geller, second the motion saying that there will be no "Friends" reunion show planned any time soon.

"Only because once you say, 'Well, I'd like it,' then they have to contact every other cast member and be like, 'Courteney's into it!' And then I get in trouble. It's not going to happen," she told David Letterman during his appearance on the "Late Show."

"Let me tell you something: there's six friends and I've been trying to put together a cast dinner for 10 years. It doesn't happen! I can get the girls to come, maybe Matthew Perry. Matt LeBlanc canceled last time right at the last minute, Schwimmer lives here [in New York City], so it's just not gonna happen," says the newly engaged star.

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