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Published 18:20 13 Jan 2016 GMT

The much-loved sextet haven't appeared in their entirety since the iconic sitcom ended its incredibly successful 10-year run back in 2004.
They have agreed to the comeback in honour of James Burrows, a TV legend who directed 15 episodes of the New York-based comedy.
The show is due to be recorded in Los Angeles in late January, and air in the US on Sunday, February 21.

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