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(#3) Tina Fey And Amy Poehler
How They Met: The fierce women met in 1993 while doing improv at Second City. They were introduced by ImprovOlympic co-founder Charna Halpern at her Chicago event.
"She said there was another new improviser in... one of her classes whom she thought I would really like. Her name was Tina and she was like me but with brown hair," Poehler recalled in her memoir Yes Please.
Tina and Amy have been a groundbreaking, patriarchy-smashing comedy duo ever since. It was totally meant to be.
Friendship Goals: The reason Tina and Amy even are Tina and Amy is because Fey convinced Poehler to move to New York and join Saturday Night Live, where Fey was a writer. Since then, they've functioned as a team and starred alongside each other in films they co-wrote (Sisters and Baby Mama are among their credits). They've done everything from tackling politics and reprising their roles as Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin on SNL to hosting the Golden Globes.
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(#8) Mindy Kaling And B.J. Novak
How They Met: Sometimes, your best friends are the ones you get to spend all day with at work. Such is the life of Dunder Mifflin employees Kelly Kapoor and Ryan Howard. Mindy Kaling and B.J. Novak, the actors behind the beloved characters, totally became besties on the set of The Office.
Friendship Goals: Kaling and Novak are known to gush about each other in the press. Kaling praised her best friend and coworker for giving her a much-needed boost of confidence. The star went on to create her own TV show, The Mindy Project. She told The Guardian, “The gift he [Novak] has always given me is the utter and total belief that I am one of the greats. And, it is an intoxicating feeling.”
Since hanging out at Dunder Mifflin, the pair eventually decided to go into business together—but they're not pushing paper. They're co-authoring a book about their experience on set.
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(#1) Donald Faison And Zach Braff
How They Met: J.D. and Turk's friendship was many fans' favorite part of Scrubs. It turns out that Donald Faison and Zach Braff were just doing what felt natural. The pair became lifelong besties after playing doctors on the long-running series.
Friendship Goals: Faison and Braff are your typical best bros. They exchange silly banter on Twitter, play tennis together, and even have bizarre best friend phone cases. They are so close that Braff claimed they practically invented the concept of bromance.
“It has to be real. The only way to have a real bromance is if you’re genuinely fond of each other. [Faison's] my best friend. I’m really fond of that man, I’m not ashamed to say it. And to the supporters of our bromance, I’d like to say, thank you," Braff said.
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(#10) Ashley Tisdale And Vanessa Hudgens
How They Met: Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale met in the Drama Club at East High School. The pair were co-stars in Disney's highest-grossing TV movie High School Musical.
Friendship Goals: Hudgens and Tisdale have come a long way since hanging out at Wildcats games. The pair have stuck together through nude-photo scandals and numerous girls' nights. They've always supported each other's creative endeavors and even covered Elle King's "Ex's & Oh's" for Tisdale's YouTube channel. Their performance, which nabbed over 25 million views, is brimming over with BFF love.
To make matters even more adorable, Hudgens was a bridesmaid at Tisdale's 2014 wedding. Hudgens beamed about the big day to Us Weekly. "It was so beautiful! I bawled my eyes out."
We’re not getting emotional; you're getting emotional.
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(#9) Blake Lively, Amber Tamblyn, Alexis Bledel And America Ferrera
How They Met: The foursome starred in The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants and became as close as the characters they portrayed.
Friendship Goals: Though the four women have ventured off in different directions in the film and TV industry, they've remained BFFs. They may not all fit into the same pair of pants, but the sisterhood still regularly gets together and supports each other's various projects. The group attended the premiere of Paint It Black to support Amber Tamblyn's directorial debut, celebrated America Ferrera's pregnancy, and reunited for the Time's Up campaign. They are absolutely squad goals.
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(#6) Justin Timberlake And Jimmy Fallon
How They Met: Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon's heartwarming bromance started at the 2002 MTV VMA Awards and blossomed on the set of Saturday Night Live. The pair met at nerve-wracking moments in their respective careers. Fallon was a first-time award show host, and Timberlake was newly performing solo after leaving *NSYNC. Since then, they've been thick as thieves.
Friendship Goals: Aside from slaying their SNL appearances, the bros have been known to enjoy tandem bike rides. Timberlake and Fallon regularly perform sketches on Fallon's talk show, including the reoccuring "Camp Winnipesaukee." In 2011, the best bros won the co-title of GQ's Showmen of the Year.
"We’re good luck to each other—like each other’s rabbit foots," Fallon told the magazine.
Things finally came full circle in 2013 when Fallon presented Timberlake with the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the VMAs. His speech was so touching, it made bros everyone text their BFFs, "Sup, U Good?"
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When you have worked in a certain area for a long time, you will inevitably establish a close relationship with one or two colleagues. The same goes for the stars. Sometimes, art often comes from real life, and the friendship described in the script may be a portrayal of the best friends in real life. Surprisingly, some TV co-stars are also best friends in real life.
The entertainment industry is full of competition, but not only competition. The random tool lists 13 famous co-stars who are the best friends of each other in real life, such as Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox，Ashley Benson and Shay Mitchell, etc.
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