There is never a bad time to enjoy throwback photos of the Friends cast! Take a walk down memory lane with your favorite New Yorkers of the late ’90s.

Before They Were Famous Friends

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Courteney Cox lit up Instagram in May 2019 with a throwback shot with pals Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer before a little show called Friends even hit TV.

“The one where the six of us went to Vegas and no one knew we were F.R.I.E.N.D.S yet,” Cox wrote, adding the hashtags #tbt, #beforeitaired and #lovetheseguys.

The actors were all smiles in the fun photo, taken in a private plane en route to Sin City.

Cali Sheldon, one of the twins who played Rachel and Ross’ baby Emma, shared a few cute pics from set. “Mom (pt. 2)” she jokingly captioned this one.

The One with Jean Claude Van Damme

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The guest stars were always on-point, as this photo can attest.

’90s Style

It’s all there: the turtlenecks, oversize suede, baggy khakis and brown lipstick.

‘The Last Supper’

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Cox, Kudrow, Perry, Aniston, Schwimmer and LeBlanc all looked emotional in an old photo taken before the very last episode of Friends – the series finale – in 2004.

” ‘The Last Supper’ before taping ‘The Last One’ on Jan 23, 2004 #tbt #friends,” Cox wrote of the milestone moment, sharing a two-part shot in a January 2020 Instagram post.

In the first photo, the friends held hands around a table full of food, while the second pic was a shot of the script for the final episode of the long running series.

I’ll Be There For You

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Music to our ears! Pop duo The Rembrandts performed the official music video for the hit series’ theme song at 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City with a little help from Aniston, Cox and Kudrow in this iconic throwback.

The group’s ballad “I’ll Be There For You” opened every episode of Friends when it aired from 1994 to 2004.

One Direction

Schwimmer and Cox take notes from director Peter Bonerz while filming an episode.

Bringing the Noise

The episode they’re filming here is “The One with the Screamer,” though we don’t recall the “screamer” being Joey.

Mugging for the Camera

The whole cast sees how many mugs they can fit into one publicity photo in 1995.

Looking Sharp

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Recognize anyone? The costars dressed up and matched in all-black outfits for a promotional portrait in 1995. The hit sitcom first premiered on NBC in September 1994.

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Warm Welcome

Lisa Kudrow welcomed Matthew Perry to Instagram with this oh-so-’90s throwback shot (shot on a disposable camera, perhaps?).

Hello Ross and Rachel

David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston.

Fun fact: the 1996 episode in which Ross and Rachel finally consummate their relationship is actually the first of the series in which two of the main characters’ names are used in the title.

Stylish Squad

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Monica, Rachel and Phoebe’s on-set looks were just as trendy in the 90s and aughts as they are today. In fact, Aniston joked that one of her most cherished pieces from Friends came from another leading lady’s closet.

“I went into her line of clothes and I pulled out a dress that Monica wore,” Aniston told PEOPLE in an exclusive before the cast’s HBO reunion special. “I still have it and wear [it] to this day and it fits. It’s floral with black lace, tiny little flowers, a V-neck and little ruffle cap sleeves.”

Instead of calling the fashion police, her pal Cox said she wished she had done the same, explaining that she didn’t take anything from the set.

“I’m not a person that collects things. And then I regret it,” she told PEOPLE.

Gang’s All Here

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The crew caught up at Central Perk in this on-set photo from 2000.

In conversation with PEOPLE, the six stars said they were overcome with emotion to return to Stage 24 at Warner Bros. studios for their HBO reunion, revisiting painstakingly recreated sets of a world they hadn’t visited in 17 years – including, of course, Central Perk, where the thrift-store-find orange couch was always reserved for them.

“I was flooded with 10 years of irreplaceable memories,” Cox told PEOPLE.

Guy Talk

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Schwimmer, LeBlanc and Perry amused America with their endless antics in the roles of Ross, Joey, and Chandler.

When the group reunited for only the second time since the finale aired in 2004 to film Friends: The Reunion, LeBlanc said they hadn’t skipped a beat.

“It’s funny, when we do get together, it’s like no time has passed,” the actor told PEOPLE. “We pick up right where we left off.”