The Friend's starlet reunited with BFF Courteney Cox in the small screen TV special
Friends BFFs Jennifer Aniston and Courtneney Cox have reunited on screen for the only the second time since the hit show ended, and now we’ve got our hands on a special sneak peek of Jen’s Cougar Town debut.
The Switch beauty plays a therapist seen by Courteney Cox’s character, Jules, in the hit US show, which is based on her man-eating lifestyle.
It’s thought Jen’s ‘new age’ alterego will try to cure Jules of her addiction to younger men during her one-episode-long cameo, to be broadcast in the US next week.
And it seems Jen and Courteney just couldn’t wait to get back on screen together.
'It starts and ends with Courteney and Jennifer being really great friends and excited to work together again—especially doing comedy together,' the show’s executive producer revealed.
WATCH a sneak peek of Cougar Town here…
The second series of Cougar Town is set to air in the UK next year.
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