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We could see this Friends star make an Abbott Elementary cameo in the future

Sabrina Reed
Sabrina Reed

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ABBOTT ELEMENTARY - "Smith Playground" - Jacob manages to pull off a schoolwide field trip to the park; however, when Abbott must share the playground, the fun and games turn competitive. Elsewhere, Mr. Johnson enjoys having an empty school to himself. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 (9:00-9:32 p.m. EDT) on ABC. (DISNEY/Gilles Mingasson)SHERYL LEE RALPH, LISA ANN WALTER, CHRIS PERFETTI

Abbott Elementary, ABC's hit comedy (and sole comedic offering for Fall 2024), has kept us laughing since it made its debut 2021. Each season has gotten better and better, with season 3 giving us even more insight into the home lives of the teachers we've come to know and love. Of course, we can't wait for the award-winning series to make its return for more misadventures at Abbott but with that also comes excitement over who might guest star in season 4.

The show's junior run opened with cameos from Philadelphia Eagles' players Jalen Hurts, Jason Kelce (now retired), and Brandon Graham. Season 3 also boasted appearances by internet comedy sensations like Sabrina Brier and six time Academy Award nominee Bradley Cooper.

While any upcoming cameos are sure to be kept under wraps, there is one we have our fingers crossed for and it'd be a dream appearance not just for us but creator Quinta Brunson as well. We're talking about Jennifer Aniston and the icon making a cameo isn't out of the realm of possibility. In fact, she threw a bid out to guest star on the comedy to Brunson directly.

In an Actor on Actor interview for Variety, the actresses had the opportunity to discuss their current projects--Abbott Elementary for Brunson and The Morning Show for Aniston. They also spoke about comedy, the truth in the storytelling for the genre and the chemistry that transforms castmates into family. Aniston knows this well due to her time on Friends (which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year!). Brunson shared that she learned about the beauty of an ensemble cast from the program that made Aniston a household name.

But admiration went both ways throughout the interview, with Aniston telling Brunson that she now has the title of comedy queen. She also said the following about Abbott Elementary: "Watching your show, I feel so comforted. There’s something about it that just feels safe and cozy."

Aniston's words on the comedy are familiar to all of us who've tuned into the lovingly crafted and smartly hilarious program. It's warmed the hearts of so many that have found comfort in the half hour episodes that often shows the characters growing into themselves and figuring out how to best put their foot forward for what they need in life. So it's no wonder that Aniston wants to be part of that magic as well.

Before her sit down with Brunson wrapped, she asked if she could be on the show, saying, "And while we’re here, I’m going to put my hat in the ring like all the other actors do, because if Bradley Cooper can do it … If you find a moment on “Abbott” that you can see for this one, I’d love to come play with you."

Brunson's response was, "Ok!" so the halls of Abbott Elementary will likely be graced by Jennifer Aniston's presence at some point during its run. It may not be in season 4, but whenever she does cameo, we're sure it'll be a moment none of us want to miss.

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Sabrina Reed

Sabrina Reed

Sabrina Reed is the lead editor of Hidden Remote. She began her journey with FanSided back in 2019 as a contributor on Culturess. Her work has been featured across the network on Netflix Life, Bam Smack Pow, and Winter is Coming. When Sabrina isn't writing about The Bold and the Beautiful, Fire Country, and broadcast television as a whole she's co-hosting the vodcast she created, The CW Spiral, her go-to place to nerd out about superheroes and great TV characters on a hot mic. From as early as she can remember, Sabrina has been in love with TV. She came to entertainment writing by way of bookstore and library, but she believes she was always meant for a career dedicated to television. Whether its news, feature coverage, speculation pieces, or interviews, Sabrina loves what she does and does what she loves, that's why she's been dubbed the Iris West-Allen of FanSided. Outside of work, you can find Sabrina with a good book and spending time with her cats.