That's where I've seen her before. I'm going to have to pop in my copy of Juwanna Mann and check her out.

Coming next Fall: Rachel!

:)

They do - "Cheers was filmed before a live studio audience" comes to mind. Also I was listening to the Seinfeld commentaries and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander and Michael Richards were saying that up until "The Parking Garage" they had always been in front of a live audience (the second one not live was later that 3rd season "The Subway"), and I know that Friends was also done that way.

They have "Joey and the Snowball Fight" next. Basically they have the next six episodes in the can - see tv.com just no specific air dates for them (btw the season SHOULD be 24 epsiodes). The fact that is has been move from the cherry spot on Thursday bodes even worse for it. There are 12 more weeks in the actual season, and NBC only has to air 11 more episode to complete their 2nd season order. I like Thursdays as they are. They can keep Joey on Tuesdays before I tune in to Srcubs

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Weren't segments of every episode of Seinfeld and Friends filmed in front of a studio audience?

I think Will & Grace, Four Kings and all of CBS' Monday sitcoms are made in front of an audience

I myself had almost completely forgotten about the show already.


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When's the last time Joey was even on?

Just before Christmas I believe.

Most all "Friends" episodes were filmed in front of a live studio audience.

Joey is back 8:00 p.m. Tuesday 3/7 on NBC. New episode at 8:00, repeat at 8:30.

Did any of the other Friends ever make an appearance on this show?

No and I don't think we'll see them do so either.