In the two decades since wrapping up his 10-season run as neurotic paleontologist Ross Geller on the beloved NBC sitcom "Friends," David Schwimmer has branched out across genres and mediums. Following the series finale of "Friends" in 2004,

"Sometimes it's startling," quipped Schwimmer. "But also it's just a reminder that the series lives on." When co-host Robin Roberts praised the actor for being willing to revisit his past role several years on, the actor called the sitcom "the gift that keeps on giving."

David Schwimmer reflected on the lasting impact of Friends during a Good Morning America appearance, where he was promoting his new show The Vanishing, and shared the one catchphrase from

For years, Friends fans have speculated about the relationship between Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer. After the cast reunion in what was a mini-reboot on HBO Max, new revelations have confirmed what many suspected about the chemistry between these two actors on the set of the iconic series.

EXCLUSIVE: David Schwimmer is best known for playing Ross Geller in Friends, but his new role in the second season of Disney+'s Goosebumps will see him in a very different light.

It was really fun." Because Stine first began publishing his Goosebumps books in the early 1990s when Schwimmer was already an adult, the actor had heard of the series but not actually read it himself.

The one thing David Schwimmer found that was not scary about his new series “Goosebumps: The Vanishing” was having to work with a lot of special effects. He felt that way despite never having to deal with green screens or playing to creatures not in the scene during his long run on “Friends.

Disney/Francisco Roman Get ready for more ghostly haunts with Goosebumps: The Vanishing. The new season of the anthology series arrives on Disney+ and Hulu on Friday. David Schwimmer stars as Anthony Brewer,