The upcoming Friends reunion is set to feature all six of the Friends cast, a number of celebrity appearances such as David Beckham and Justin Bieber, and most importantly cameos from the obscure Friends characters.
The actors who play Gunther, Janice and Richard are all expected to make an appearance for the celebratory episode. But what exactly have the actors who played these iconic roles been up to since the show aired?
Friends is obviously about the main six but hardly an episode went by without a new character popping up. Throughout the years there were a number of recurring characters that became integral to the show. I’m talking Carol, Susan, Gunther and of course Mr Treeger.
Climate change may be causing an early start to fire season, experts say
It’s Not Too Late: How natural disasters affect climate change
Replay Video UP NEXT A wildfire is currently blazing through the mountains of Southern California ahead of the area s typical fire season. While authorities suspect the Pacific Palisades Fire may have been ignited by an arsonist, the fire, which has currently spread to over 800 acres, offers more evidence that climate change is affecting the behavior of fires in the West, experts say. Now that fire season has extended to at least 84 days since the 1970s beginning in May and lasting through September the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection has declared that the dry season essentially lasts all year.MORE: Arsonist suspected in raging Pacific Palisades fire
Winter storm triggers mudslides, clogs roadways in Southern California
A mudslide closed Route 39 north of Azusa on Friday morning.
(Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)
Jan. 29, 2021 Updated 6:10 PM PT
Heavy rain from a winter storm system pounded Southern California on Friday, triggering car accidents, road closures, mudslides and lightning flashes that temporarily closed L.A. County beaches.
There was moderate mud and debris flow near the area burned last year by the Bond fire, which scorched over 6,000 acres in Orange County, destroying vegetation and causing the soil to destabilize.
As of late Friday, there were no reports of damage to homes or any related injuries, said Carrie Braun, a spokeswoman for the Orange County Sheriff’s Department.