The native New Yorker appeared Tuesday on "Good Morning America," where he was asked which line from "Friends" strangers yell at him the most.

"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

David Schwimmer has recounted a “genuinely terrifying” moment while shooting an episode of Friends when his co-star Matt LeBlanc was injured and rushed to hospital. The Friends star rose to fame on the much-loved Nineties sitcom alongside Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matthew Perry and LeBlanc.

David Schwimmer has disclosed which line from Friends fans still yell at him on the street, 20 years after the series finale. Friends followed a group of six twentysomethings – Rachel ( Jennifer Aniston ),