Friends Reunion 2015: The friends from "Friends" have been staging mini-reunions all over TV. It was recently announced that Matthew Perry will appear on "Web Therapy" with Lisa Kudrow on the same network, Showtime, that Matt LeBlanc stars on the BBC-produced comedy "Episodes."

David Schwimmer and Matt LeBlanc will reunite this weekend at the party of a horrible dictator on this weekend's episode of "Episodes."

Meanwhile, Jennifer Aniston admitted she would have been happy to continue making "Friends." Aniston played Rachel Green for 10 years on the show.

Aniston said that she jokes with her castmates Courteney Cox, David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow,  David Schwimmer and Matt LeBlanc about reuniting.

"It feels really odd when people say, "Oh, that was in 1995 or '94." This is why I say everything moves so quickly. I still feel like I'm a 28-year old kid," the "Cake" star told Empire magazine.

Aniston says working on Friends was "creatively fulfilling."

"In a selfish, greedy way I could have kept doing it until today," Aniston told Empire magazine.

David Schwimmer, 47, who played Ross, and Matt LeBlanc, 47, who played Joey will reunite on this weekend's "Episodes."

Rumors of a Friends reunion movie or TV show pop up often, but Matthew Perry, who played Chandler Bing told E! News "We've just told all the stories that needed to be told."

Global News reported that Perry said no serious talks have begun about getting the six cast members of the hit 90's comedy sitcom back together.

"Listen, there's always talk about a reunion, but there's no REAL talk about that. There's been no talk about a reunion," Perry told Global News.