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I remember the last episode of Friends - watching it live and hardly believing a decade had passed since it had entered into the culture with its wit and its stars and its Gen-X display of life. 

It ended in 2004 and in 2014, when the show turned 20 it was revived in the media with interviews and flashbacks and memes and all things Friends. Netflix started streaming it in most markets and a whole new fan base was born. 

To celebrate turning 20 there were numerous "top" quotes/episodes/etc from the show. Here are the top 20 most memorable quotes from the show show in the episode they aired in, thanks to the work of ABC. What is your favorite or most memorable quote from Friends? 

[The final scene]



[After the end]





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