Friends farewell 'top TV treat' of 2004

The final episode of hit US sitcom Friends has been voted the best thing on television in the UK in 2004.

Mon, 27 Dec, 2004 - 07:27

The final episode of hit US sitcom Friends has been voted the best thing on television in the UK in 2004.

The long-awaited climax of the decade-long show ranks top in a list of memorable TV broadcasts, such as the end of Sex And The City and David Blunkett’s tearful resignation as British Home Secretary.

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