There are few people in this world who can hear the word “pivot” without being instantly transported to the episode ofIn many ways, it was the perfect sitcom moment: ridiculous, hilarious and, above all, the exact kind of situation you could picture yourself in.would go on to run for another five seasons, filming 236 episodes in total before finishing in 2004.
As well as being able to test their pivoting skills, guests can visit Central Perk, where Phoebe once serenaded audiences with renditions of, hang out in Monica’s kitchen, sit in Chandler’s reclining chair and check out the iconic fountain from the TV show’s theme song.exists at all is a testament to how much of a cultural phenomenon the series remains – especially with those who didn’t grow up during the show’s original run.
Fast-forward to 2019, and Warner Bros. was looking for a way to celebrate the show’s 25th anniversary. “The genesis ofwas to do a pop-up in NYC to celebrate the anniversary; we talked about recreating the sets, and given we had the original [sets] at the studio, it was a no-brainer,” she says. 25 years after it premiered, we still can’t get enough of Friends. Now fans can take their obsession to the next level, by visiting the sets that made the show famous.has toured 13 cities in North America, as well as Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, and now, Melbourne, with plans to bring the experience to Sydney. And much like the show itself, the experience attracts fans of all ages.
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