1. "Friends" has a story to enhance its greatness

"Seinfeld" is literally a show about nothing and, to some, that's what makes it so amazing – a sitcom with no deep plot line, yet one that still has the ability to profoundly entertain audiences deserves to be called "the best." Wrong. "Friends," over the course of 10 seasons, amuses viewers with the way it masterfully considers all the stories it contains. We find out how they all met and came together in the pilot, and each of these stories continues on for 236 episodes, portraying the hardships and good moments they experience along the way through comedy. It's so cliché, yet unbelievably incredible once you watch the whole series.

2. Chandler Bing may just be the most relatable sitcom character to exist

Throughout the seasons, Chandler becomes known to audiences as the joke-cracking, sarcastic, and witty guy that the rest of the "Friends" characters seem to get annoyed with (but still love anyway). He holds his humor as a defense reaction that emerged due to his parents separating when he was young. He had the fewest relationships of the six; he has massive commitment issues before falling in love with and marrying Monica in the last couple seasons. Chandler, although one of the more underrated characters, will always be kept in the hearts of many as the quirky, comparable one who treated all his friends on the show right and never got the credit he deserved.

3. We will always, ALWAYS clap to the theme song

I'll Be There For You" by The Rembrandts plays at the beginning of each episode, and it's almost impossible to not reenact the five claps after the singer says, "So no one told you life was gonna be this way…" I've seen every episode about five times each and I still do it. I HAVE to do it for my own well-being. Not to mention, the theme is a masterpiece anyway because of the way it perfectly suits the deeper meaning of the show – no matter what is happening, you're my friend and I'll be there for you through it all.

4. It's impossible to claim you didn't have a crush on Joey Tribbiani

Didn't you want to be swooned by his alluring "how you doin'" pick-up line? Of course, you did. The Italian, sandwich-loving charmer had a way of winning the hearts of everyone through his good looks, passionate acting voice, and overall goofiness. It may not be so appealing to some that he was with so many women, but you can tell by how he treats his friends so well that he would make a great, loving boyfriend.

5. The series finale will get to you somehow

We all knew the show would have to end eventually, but the way it does caused heartache yet peace to everyone. After constant breakups, reconciliations, and having a kid together, Rachel gets off her flight to pursue an amazing job in Paris and comes back for Ross instead. Monica and Chandler pick up their newborn twins they adopted from the hospital and move to the suburbs. Phoebe had ended up marrying a guy named Mike earlier in the show, and the future is left unsaid for Joey (but it's obvious he will spend his days acting in random roles and getting with more women).The series closes with all the friends leaving their keys to Monica's apartment on the cabinet and heading to Central Perk, where the friends met about every episode for one last coffee together. Sweet, yet heart-wrenching.