Lisa Kudrow recently shared insights on the impact of the iconic TV show Friends on people's lives. In a podcast appearance, she revealed how she realized the show was providing a mental health service to viewers during challenging times. Kudrow recounted moments when strangers would express gratitude to her, particularly after the 9/11 tragedy, which deeply moved her.
Despite the fame that came with the show's success in the late '90s, Kudrow credited her family for keeping her grounded. She also reflected on a period during Friends when she felt she wasn't putting in enough effort, but co-star Matt LeBlanc reassured her that she had a deep understanding of her character, Phoebe.
After Friends concluded in 2004, Kudrow admitted that she only recently started rewatching the series due to feeling embarrassed. However, following the passing of Matthew Perry, she began revisiting the show to honor his memory and appreciate the comedic talents of her co-stars.
Kudrow praised her fellow cast members, highlighting their humor and unique contributions to the show. She expressed admiration for Courteney Cox, Jennifer Aniston, Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc, and David Schwimmer, acknowledging their comedic brilliance and the joy they brought to audiences.
