Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon Competed in a Game of 'Friends' Trivia
During an appearance on The Graham Norton Show to promote their new AppleTV+ series, The Morning Show, Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon played Friends trivia.
Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon have been making the promotional rounds to promote their new AppleTV+ series, The Morning Show. During an appearance on an episode of The Graham Norton Show that aired Friday, the actresses turned their attention back to another TV show they worked on together: Friends.
Aniston obviously starred on the hit NBC sitcom for 10 seasons as Rachel Green and Witherspoon guest-starred as Rachel's younger sister, Jill. In their Graham Norton Show appearance, the British host challenged Aniston and Witherspoon to a game of Friends trivia, and enlisted the episode's other guests, Ian McKellen and Julie Andrews to participate.
McKellen served as the game's moderator and Andrews proved herself to be a formidable Friends fan by answering questions along with Aniston and Witherspoon.
“Oh, she’s going to win,” Witherspoon said, pointing at Aniston, when the game was announced.
Aniston wasn't so sure, however. "Oh, I don’t know about that," she said.
Everyone did well, but the real scene-stealer in the game was Andrews, who correctly answered the question, "When Ross dated Rachel, why did he feel it was fine to sleep with other women?"
"I know it, I know it!" the Oscar-winner exclaimed. "It’s because he said we—we’re on a break!"
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