Which 90s TV Show Defines Your Childhood?
No need to adjust your tracking - we're about to find out which 90s show you'd fit right into... without having to wear those questionable 90s fashions!
By BrainFall Staff - Updated: April 9, 2024
Now that the ’90s are making a comeback in 2020, it has given us all a chance to think about those amazing sitcoms from the past like “Friends.” For 10 seasons, “Friends” introduced us to Rachel (Jennifer Aniston), Ross (David Schwimmer), Joey (Matt Leblanc), Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow), Chandler (Matthew Perry), and Monica (Courtney Cox). Each actor brought a different personality to the series that ended up turning them all into truly close real-life friends. Which one of the stars from the hit series are you?
The "Friends" cast is a fun bunch. Have you and your friends ever compared yourself to these actors and actresses? Between Matt Leblanc, David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow, Courtney Cox, Matthew Perry, or Jennifer Aniston, do you always find yourself sharing their same tendencies, expressions, or just acting like them completely? Take our quiz to find out which one you are.
Ever wondered which "Friends" character is your kindred spirit? Is it the fashion-forward Rachel or the perpetually sarcastic Chandler? Don't you worry, we've got the ultimate personality test for you. Our lives can sometimes feel like a series of hilarious escapades, mixed with a few 'smelly cat' moments, sprinkled with romantic quandaries a la Ross and Rachel.
We know you've secretly assigned "Friends" characters to your own group. Admit it, there's always that one friend who's the Monica of the group, isn't there? Well, it's time to officially claim your "Friends" alter ego. So, grab a coffee at Central Perk, and let's dive into this quiz that's sure to tickle your funny bone while revealing which member of the iconic sextet mirrors your personality. Your results might just be your new claim to fame on trivia night!
Before we get into the quintessential coffee shop banter and unpack the dynamics, let's set the stage. The air is buzzing with the iconic tune of "I'll Be There for You," and we're in the bustling heart of New York, ready to meet the gang that's about to redefine friendship goals.
When it comes to embodying the spirit of '90s nostalgia, it's hard to beat the eclectic crew of the NBC sitcom "Friends." You've got Ross (David Schwimmer), the lovable nerd with his three divorces; Rachel (Jennifer Aniston), the fashion-forward runaway bride turned successful businesswoman; and Monica (Courteney Cox), the chef with a neurotic streak for cleanliness and competition.
Then, there’s Chandler Bing (Matthew Perry), the king of sarcasm and humorous one-liners, paired with Joey Tribbiani (Matt LeBlanc), the endearing actor whose career is as unpredictable as his knowledge of French. But who could forget quirky, eccentric Phoebe Buffay (Lisa Kudrow), singer of "Smelly Cat" and believer in all things whimsical?
As we stroll through the New York building, it’s like we're right alongside the cast, navigating whirlwind romances, career changes, and a myriad of hilarious escapades that keep us glued to the screen, shouting, "We were on a break!"
If walls could talk, Central Perk’s would be dishing out all the tea. It's where Phoebe’s performances turned into impromptu gigs, and Ross yelling "Pivot!" became an irresistible couch-moving meme. Central Perk witnessed the rollercoaster that is Ross and Rachel's love saga, and many caffeine-fueled confessions spilled over those mismatched sofas.
No sitcom has had us rooting for a group of New Yorkers quite like this one. Created by Marta Kauffman and David Crane, this crew didn't just share an apartment block; they shared moments that defined a generation. Whether it was chowing down on Thanksgiving turkey or navigating the ups and downs of adulthood, every quip, smirk, and heart-to-heart took a permanent lease in our hearts.
Let's face it, we've all wondered which zany character from "Friends" we embody when the laughter dies down. Whether it's Joey's boundless optimism on an audition day or Chandler's unmatched wit at the coffee house, there are bits of them in all of us. But which one dominates your personality?
Joey Tribbiani isn’t just about how you doin’? Oh no, he’s a complex constellation of all things cool and carefree.
Chandler Bing. Oh, where do we begin? Sarcasm is his first language, and somehow, it’s as endearing as those puppy dog ads.
Now, we're all friends here, so let's dive into this quiz and find out—are you dining in the realm of Joey’s meatball subs or Chandler's witty rebuffs?