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from msn.com...
Sure, their careers haven't exactly been going gangbusters since "Friends" went off the air, but are Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox Arquette, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer ready to admit defeat and return en masse to the small screen? Rumors began bubbling this week that the cast was set to ink a lucrative deal to reprise their roles in four one-hour episodes. Alas, it looks like we'll never know whether Ross and Rachel are on another break, or if Monica and Chandler are coping well with the twins (imagined dialogue: "Could these diapers be any more poopie?"). The report, it turns out, is so much hooey. "Not one ounce of truth," beleaguered NBC chief Jeff Zucker tells "Access Hollywood."
Sure, their careers haven't exactly been going gangbusters since "Friends" went off the air, but are Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox Arquette, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer ready to admit defeat and return en masse to the small screen? Rumors began bubbling this week that the cast was set to ink a lucrative deal to reprise their roles in four one-hour episodes. Alas, it looks like we'll never know whether Ross and Rachel are on another break, or if Monica and Chandler are coping well with the twins (imagined dialogue: "Could these diapers be any more poopie?"). The report, it turns out, is so much hooey. "Not one ounce of truth," beleaguered NBC chief Jeff Zucker tells "Access Hollywood."
