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For 236 episodes, "Friends" made fans laugh out loud -- but certain moments stand above the rest. These are the funniest scenes "Friends" has to offer.

There was an interesting and funny behind-the-scenes reason for the "Guys, guys, guys" running gag in iconic sitcom, "How I Met Your Mother."

Before they joined HBO's "Sex and the City," this star first auditioned, along with many others, for the role of Monica Geller on "Friends."

Here's where you've seen the actor who plays Private Mellish in Saving Private Ryan before.

On paper, "The Fall Guy" had it all: action, romance, comedy, and a post-"Barbenheimer" Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt. So why did it tank so quickly?

You may remember every catchphrase and running gag, but there are lots of behind-the-scenes facts that might surprise even the most die-hard Friends fanatic.

He might fall from a tall building, he might roll a brand new car; these are the deceased supporting vets who made Lee Majors' "Fall Guy" character such a star.

Here's how much money "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga" and "The Fall Guy" are anticipated to lose as the box office continues to struggle.

The Good Guys is a refreshing new family-friendly spin on the heist genre, with the title characters learning to do selfless things for the greater good

Which song from Taylor Swift's extensive musical catalog makes Ryan Gosling weep in the latest trailer for "The Fall Guy?"

Ryan Gosling's next action movie sees him team up with "Deadpool 2" director David Leitch, and the trailer promises plenty of carnage and laughs.

Of all the rumors surrounding the popular sitcom and its storied history, fans have wondered about this one above all — until now

Ever wonder how J.K. Simmons got ripped to play Commissioner Gordon in "Justice League"? Here's the full scoop on how the Oscar-winner got into fighting shape.

"Family Guy" fans are confused as to why Peter is still friends with Quagmire, especially due to the latter's actions toward certain Griffin family members.

Mr. Heckles' storyline on Friends meets a tragic finish.

Flanagan's "The Fall of the House of Usher" combines several Poe stories into an illusive mixture. But there's one mysterious character that beats them all.

Although there were way too many notable characters on Friends to mention all of them, we ranked the endings of some of the most significant players.

Here are some of the most interesting details and behind-the-scenes facts about director Shane Black's modern cult classic crime comedy, The Nice Guys.

In Season 8 of "Friends," Ross begins dating Mona. Here's how the actress who played her remembers her time on the show and how fans feel about the character.

After years of wondering, "Friends" fans finally know the identity of the actor who played "Ugly Naked Guy" in the popular TV sitcom.

"Friends" aired on NBC for a decade, but a shortened final season means the iconic sitcom produced fewer episodes than you might have thought.

Jennifer Aniston almost didn't play Rachel Green on "Friends." It all worked out, of course, and the show forever altered the course of her career.

In 1995, Fisher Stevens guested on "Friends" as Phoebe's boyfriend Roger, and as he later admitted, he was just as unpleasant in real life as his character.

There were many great guest starts on "Friends" over the years, but we've narrowed down the best of the best. Check out our picks.

"The Fall Guy" seeks to reanimate a past television series with a star-studded new film. Here's everything that's known about the movie so far.

Developing the strength and coordination for beating bad guys — even onscreen — is a tough job. How did Ruby Rose get in shape to play the redheaded heroine?

The post-credits sequence for Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt's "The Fall Guy" features several cameo appearances that you won't want to miss.

For attractive 20-somethings living in '90s New York City, life can sure be inconsistent. These are the biggest plot holes in Friends.

There's one "Saving Private Ryan" scene that audiences find particularly hard to watch because of its up-close depiction of violence.

Think you're the ultimate "Friends" devotee? Feel free to test your knowledge with this list of things only superfans know about the beloved sitcom.