10 Reunions We'd Like to See

Don't be surprised if you find yourself humming "I'll Be There for You" on September 22: That's the night that former "Friends" Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox will reunite on the Season 2 premiere of Cox's ABC sitcom "Cougar Town." (Aniston will guest star as a nosy therapist who pries into the life of Cox's character Jules.) This Central Perk reunion got us thinking: What other fall TV stars would we like to see back on screen with co-stars from the past? Click through this slideshow to see ten more pairings we’d tune in for. [Share this slideshow on Twitter]photo by Lester Cohen/WireImage.com - Wednesday, August, 25, 2010, 5:25 PM

Burt Reynolds with Sally Field on "Brothers and Sisters": Field won an Emmy for her role as mom Nora Walker on ABC's family drama… but truth be told, the show can get a bit mopey. We think it could use a shot of "Smokey and the Bandit"-style excitement, courtesy of Burt and his hall-of-fame mustache. Let's see Burt tear into the Walkers' driveway in a black Trans Am and flash his devilish grin Nora's way. She’ll hop right in.Everett Collection, ABC/Danny Feld - Wednesday, August, 25, 2010, 5:25 PM

Al Pacino with Chris O'Donnell on "NCIS: Los Angeles": Now we know there's virtually no chance the great Al Pacino would ever stoop to appear on a CBS procedural with his "Scent of a Woman" co-star. But that won't stop us from picturing it. He could even reprise his Oscar-winning role as blind colonel Frank Slade, helping O'Donnell and LL Cool J track down criminals… and teaching them vital life lessons along the way. Hoo-ah!Universal/Everett Collection. CBS/Sonja Flemming - Wednesday, August, 25, 2010, 5:25 PM

Katey Sagal with Ed O'Neill on "Modern Family": Give these two credit for moving on from their "Married… with Children" days; Sagal's earning raves for her work on FX's "Sons of Anarchy." But c’mon, they'll always be Al and Peggy Bundy to us, right? Shelley Long already played the ex-wife of O'Neill's character Jay Pritchett last season. But maybe Sagal could be a trashy ex-girlfriend who reappears looking to cash in on Jay's riches? We just want to see her tottering around on super-high heels again.Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, ABC/Danny Feld - Wednesday, August, 25, 2010, 5:25 PM

Goldie Hawn with Chevy Chase on "Community": We're loving Chase in his comeback role as kooky, occasionally racist old guy Pierce Hawthorne on NBC's college comedy "Community." And we love the thought of his old "Seems Like Old Times" co-star playing one of Pierce's seven ex-wives. Can't you just see Chase and Hawn making loud, passionate love in the student lounge, while the rest of the Greendale gang looks on in horror? Seems like old times, indeed.Columbia Pictures, NBC/Trae Patton - Wednesday, August, 25, 2010, 5:25 PM

Sarah Michelle Gellar with David Boreanaz on "Bones": Gellar has stayed out of the Hollywood spotlight lately, so this isn't likely to happen. But we can't resist pairing TV's "Buffy" up with her old vampire sweetheart. We could see Gellar as a black-widow killer who's chopping up lovers with Boreanaz's Special Agent Booth and Emily Deschanel's Dr. Brennan hot on her trail. Hey, we already know she can stab, right?20th Century Fox/Everett Collection, FOX/Greg Gayne - Wednesday, August, 25, 2010, 5:25 PM

Scott Speedman with Keri Russell on "Running Wilde": As much as we love Will Arnett and David Cross — and we love them a lot — we can't really buy either of them as a viable candidate for the hand of the lovely Keri Russell. (Sorry, guys.) So why not bring back her old "Felicity" squeeze to add a more plausible romantic conflict? He could play the long-lost father of Keri's onscreen daughter, whose return sends Arnett and Cross into ugly fits of jealousy. We're giggling already.Everett Collection, FOX/Ed Araquel/ - Wednesday, August, 25, 2010, 5:25 PM

Katie Holmes with Joshua Jackson on "Fringe": These two ended up together at the end of The WB's "Dawson's Creek" — and we think it's about time they rekindled their onscreen flame. Of course, Jackson's Fox sci-fi thriller "Fringe" is not exactly a teen soap. But on a show that's rife with wacko extraterrestrial conspiracy theories, something tells us that Mrs. Tom Cruise will fit right in.Warner Bros./Everett Collection, FOX/Liane Hentscher - Wednesday, August, 25, 2010, 5:25 PM

George Clooney with Julianna Margulies on "The Good Wife": Margulies and Clooney had undeniable chemistry in their years together on "ER." (Of course, this is Clooney we're talking about — the man could have chemistry with a coat rack.) So let's see if the spark's still there with a Clooney guest spot on Margulies' CBS legal drama. Yes, her character Alicia is already torn between husband Peter and co-worker Will. But in any love triangle, there's always room for Clooney. Warner Bros. International Television, CBS/David M. Russell - Wednesday, August, 25, 2010, 5:25 PM

Leonard Nimoy with William Shatner on "$#*! My Dad Says": From what we hear, Shatner's new Twitter-based sitcom needs all the help it can get. So let's get his old "Star Trek" shipmate on there quick, before the show gets canned. Since we're accustomed to seeing Nimoy as the unflappable Mr. Spock, it might be fun to see him play a belligerent old coot who can even out-crass Shatner's foul-mouthed dad. It's just a shame they can't call on the late James Doohan, "Trek's" Scotty, to beam them both out of this mess.Paramount Home Video, CBS/Cliff Lipson - Wednesday, August, 25, 2010, 5:25 PM

Molly Ringwald with Jon Cryer on "Two and a Half Men": Cryer's been pent up as the overly anal Alan Harper on CBS's top-rated comedy for seven seasons now. How great would it be to see him cut loose with his old "Pretty in Pink" pal? We're not saying he needs to bust out any of Duckie Dale's outlandish outfits. But a spirited Otis Redding lip-sync session would sure help to blow off seven seasons' worth of steam. [Share this slideshow on Twitter]Paramount Home Video, CBS/Michael Ansell/Warner Bros. - Wednesday, August, 25, 2010, 5:25 PM