Our inexhaustible love for Friends really knows no bounds, and it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say we're keen to incorporate Monica, Rachel, Phoebe, Ross, Chandler and Joey into every aspect of our lives.
So step forward, Friends Monopoly. A collector's edition of the game with a '90s sitcom twist is now available to buy on The Works' website, and we're already preparing to channel our inner Monica.
BUY NOW: Friends Monopoly, £29.99, The Works
The new edition of Monopoly gives fans a chance to fuel their obsession with Friends. The board reflects the show via various memories incorporated into the game, and the chance to be one of the main six characters as you make your way around the board.
"Play as either Ross, Rachel, Phoebe, Monica, Joey or Chandler by choosing one of the exclusive tokens which are iconic to the gang," the game description reads.
"Will it be Rachel's handbag, Ross' dinosaur, Chandler's sweater vest or even Phoebe's acoustic guitar? As you pivot around the table, you will be taken down memory lane of the best memories from Friends."
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The limited edition board game comes just days after Matt LeBlanc shut down any hope of a Friends reunion again, this time telling Mail Online: "I don't want to do it – simple. People want to know what happened to them. But it was about a finite period in a person's life after college, before you settle down and start a family.
"To go back and revisit all these years later, well I don't know what the story would be now. They would all have moved on from that period so it just wouldn't be the same."
He added: "Put bluntly, I don't think anybody wants to see an old Joey having a colonoscopy."
Way to rain on our parade, Matt.
[h/t Stylist]
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