Friends Reunion 2015: Rumors of a Friends reunion movie or TV show have surfaced since Jennifer Aniston, Matthew Perry, Courteney Cox, Matt LeBlanc, Lisa Kudrow and David Schwimmer finished the classic sitcom's run.

Matthew Perry, who played Chandler Bing told E! News "We've just told all the stories that needed to be told." 

Matthew Perry will reunite with Lisa Kudrow when he guest stars on "Web Therapy," while new episodes of "Episodes" rounds out the Friends reunion.

Matthew Perry will guest star on 'Web Therapy' for two back-to-back episodes of Kudrow's psychotherapeutic series.

On "Web Therapy" Perry play Tyler Bishop, an attorney who is about to be disbarred because he happens to also be a pathological liar and turns to Fiona (Lisa Kudrow) for help.

Perry's appearance coincides with the fourth-season premiere of Matt LeBlanc's "Episodes."

Lisa Kudrow may have two premium cable hits running concurrently, but the world still sees her as the girl who sang Smelly Cat to customers at Central Perk.
"People still see me as Phoebe, but that's no problem. She was a lovely person to be for 10 years. I'm not expecting any other role I play to change people's minds about who I am because that would be fruitless," Kudrow recently told Huffington Post.

Besides "Web Therapy" and "Comeback," Lisa also starred in such films as "The Opposite of Sex" and "Analyze This." She is the executive producer of the American version of "Who Do You Think You Are?," but she doesn't regret being seen as a former cast of Friends.

"It was the best experience, and an unusually good one in TV. We all got along, the producers were great and it was wonderful being involved. I was extraordinarily lucky," Kudrow told Huffington Post.

Kudrow said she is still very close with the Friends castmates  Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc and David Schwimmer.
"Normally there's a code with actors. We don't give each other notes under any circumstances and we don't comment on each other's performances," she explains as the secret.

David Schwimmer joined the cast of the FX miniseries American Crime Story, which is being produced by American Horror Story and Glee creator Ryan Murphy. Murphy will direct the first episode, with production beginning early next year in L.A.