Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, who played sisters Rachel and Jill Green in Friends, have driven fans wild by recreating a classic, laugh-out-loud scene from the iconic series. More than two decades after their brief but memorable appearances together on the beloved sitcom, the duo delighted audiences once again by revisiting one of their most hilarious exchanges—this time on Instagram. In a playful video shared by Witherspoon, the actresses recited lines from a scene that aired in 2000, and fans couldn’t get enough of the nostalgic moment.

The video opens with Aniston teasing Witherspoon, “Is this where you say the line that you love so much?” Witherspoon, beaming with excitement, responds, “We could say the lines. Do you remember your line?” After a brief pause, Aniston confidently says, “Oh! I say, ‘You can’t have Ross.’” To which Witherspoon delivers the punchline that had fans cracking up then and now: “Can’t have? Can’t have? The only thing I can’t have is dairy!” Witherspoon herself wrote in the caption, “This line gets me every time,” and judging by the overwhelming response online, fans agreed.

The scene they recreated is from one of Witherspoon’s two guest appearances on Friends, in which she plays Rachel Green’s younger sister, Jill. Spoiled, sassy, and hilariously out of her depth, Jill visits Rachel in New York after being cut off by their father. The comedic tension hits a high when Jill starts dating Ross, Rachel’s ex, leading to a sibling showdown that perfectly showcases both actresses’ impeccable comedic timing. Though Witherspoon only appeared in two episodes, her performance left a lasting impact, and her chemistry with Aniston as the bickering Green sisters became an instant fan favorite.

Their recent recreation didn’t just reignite memories of that iconic scene—it also reminded fans of the enduring bond between the two actresses. Since Friends, Aniston and Witherspoon have reunited in a more dramatic setting in The Morning Show, the hit Apple TV+ drama where they star as rival anchors navigating a high-stakes world of journalism and media power struggles. Aniston plays Alex Levy, a seasoned morning show veteran fighting to maintain her position, while Witherspoon’s character, Bradley Jackson, is the fiery newcomer shaking things up. The series has been praised for its layered performances and timely themes, and the actresses’ on-screen tension is a far cry from their comedic roots—but no less compelling.

Their ability to shift from serious drama to nostalgic comedy so effortlessly is a testament to their range as performers and the deep trust they’ve built working together. Fans of Friends and The Morning Show alike have long admired their dynamic, both onscreen and off, and this latest video only deepened that appreciation.

Perhaps what made the recreation so special was its simplicity. In an age of elaborate reboots and high-production revivals, this brief, unscripted moment between two old friends felt sincere and joyful. It didn’t need a studio audience or a perfectly lit set. All it took was two talented women having fun, reconnecting with characters that shaped their early careers and made television history. It was a reminder of how timeless Friends remains, and how its legacy lives on in moments big and small.

As fans eagerly await the return of The Morning Show for its third season—production for which has already begun, according to a teaser image shared recently—this small nod to the past was a delightful detour. It gave viewers a reason to smile, laugh, and rewatch the original Friends episodes for the hundredth time.

Ultimately, what makes this reunion moment so impactful is the authenticity behind it. Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon weren’t just quoting lines—they were revisiting a piece of television magic that helped shape pop culture and still resonates with audiences today. In doing so, they reminded us all of the power of connection, laughter, and a well-timed punchline about dairy.