Actor Lisa Kudrow surprised fans visiting the “Friends” couch on the Warner Brother’s lot, playfully telling her “No Good Deed” co-star Ray Romano to go “sit on his own couch.”

Lisa Kudrow made a stop by the “Friends” couch on the Warner Bros. backlot in Burbank to surprise fans and playfully ward off her new co-star Ray Romano from the iconic fountainside furniture fixing.

Ray Romano is not part of the Friends cast, of course, but Lisa Kudrow was Phoebe Buffay for ten seasons. She continued the bit with her No Good Deed co-star, by yelling at him to “go sit on your own show’s couch” comedically. The appearance had a group of Friends fans freaking out and veering on being in tears.

It was an evening of star power on “Saturday Night Live” this weekend, when Paul Rudd, Emma Stone, Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy and others who have hosted the show multiple times welcomed the newest member of the “five-timers club,” Martin Short.

Both Ray Romano and Lisa Kudrow starred in hit sitcoms that they’ll forever be associated with, and even filmed them at the same place: the Warner Brothers lot just outside of Los Angeles. But even though Romano’s name was featured in his show’s title,

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Abbi Jacobson, who worked next to the Friends superstar Lisa Kudrow, reveals that she was overwhelmed by the experience.The 40-year-old actress played the role of Leslie Fisher in No Good

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