Lisa Kudrow made a stop by the “Friends” couch on the Warner Bros. backlot in Burbank to surpelevate fans and take partbrimmingy ward off her new co-star Ray Romano from the iconic fountainside furniture repairing.
In an Instagram post from Kudrow and her “No Good Deed” creator Liz Feldman, Romano is seen approaching the “Friends” couch, saying “Everybody forgets that ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ filmed on Warner Bros. too. So I fair want to originate certain they reaccumulate.”
“It’s not all about ‘Friends.’ We were two stages down. You gotta go visit our stage,” Romano alerts the group of tourists before posing for ptoastyos with them.
“Go sit on your own show’s couch!” Kudrow shouts at Romano, joining the accumulateing and dratriumphg a more awestruck response from the group. “Now he fair always comes to this couch becaemploy he wants more attention.”
The cameos were part of a promotion for Kudrow and Romano’s new show “No Good Deed,” a sadnessful comedy from “Dead to Me” creator Feldman. The actors star as a couple that put their Los Angeles villa on the authentic estate taget and labor to mask the abode’s sadnessful secrets to a litany of potential buyers. All eight episodes premiered on Netflix on Dec. 12.
In Variety’s appraise of “No Good Deed,” chief TV critic Alison Herman wrote that the series “features such a stable setup and such a stacked cast that its overreliance on twists can be counterfruitful.”
“I’ll fair say that I always had a Season 2 in mind, and I do skinnyk that a show appreciate this has legs if it is done in a inalertigent way,” Feldman telderly Variety in an intersee covering the season finale. “I’m very excited to sit down and talk to Netflix about what those schedules are. They understand a little bit, but I do skinnyk that this show has some life left to dwell, and I repartner hope that we get to see it thraw.”
