Of course, I’m not talking about real life friends (what are they?), I’m talking about the sitcom. This is my favourite TV show ever on earth, and my real life friend (oh!) and I used to spend hours watching and memorising the episodes.

I was going to make this a top five list, but then realised firstly that I couldn’t narrow it down or decide which was my overall favourite. Secondly, I was worried that I would have missed an epic moment from somewhere in the ten years, and be annoyed about it later.

I give these things too much thought, therefore, here are five in no particular order and for no particular reason.

• The Chair Argument. Ross is desperate for everyone to get ready for his big night out at the museum (tried desperately to avoid a film title there), and Joey and Chandler are too busy squabbling. It’s what they do best, though.

• Jennifer Aniston & Brad Pitt. Back when they were together, Brad made a guest appearance as an old high school friend of the gang. He is unbelievably good looking and funny, but my favourite moment is when he does a crazy laugh, and you can see a small not-in-character smile playing on Aniston’s lips. Sadly I can’t find a clip of the moment, but here are the best Brad bits from that episode.

• Monica & Ross do The Routine. I always like it when Monica and Ross get together. The one with the football is also a really good moment. Their competitive streak, plus the natural brother and sister relationship is played very well, and is of course, very funny. Plus, I copy elements of this dance routine when I am messing about to music at my desk. Shh.

• Ross is fine. I never really liked Charlie that much, but she did add an interesting dynamic to the group for a while. Any chance Ross gets to start acting weird, and make strange high-pitched noises is good with me. Plus, I really love this episode and the way it is structured - particularly the hand clap at the end when both Ross, Joey and everyone watching, had forgotten the burns. Genius.

• Apartment Swap. Apparently, this episode is considered one of the best of the full ten year run. Ross hosts a quiz between the boys and the girls to find out who knows each other better. The result sees the pairs swapping apartments, and it takes a few episodes for the hilarity to be sorted out.

It occurs to me that I could search through Friends clips all day, and that in fact, this post is completely self indulgent. Regularly scheduled programming to return soon.