The planned Friends reunion special has reportedly become the latest casualty of Hollywood being shut down by the coronavirus.
Filming on the hugely anticipated show has been delayed until May, according to US outlet Deadline.
However, producers are still aiming for the special to be ready for the launch of the HBO Max streaming service, set to arrive on an unspecified date in May.
HBO Max declined to comment.
Friends would be the latest in a long line of shows to be disrupted as Hollywood grapples with the Covid-19 pandemic.
Major series to have paused production include Netflix's Stranger Things, Apple TV+ drama The Morning Show - which also stars Friends' Jennifer Aniston - and sketch show Saturday Night Live.
The release of James Bond film No Time To Die has been pushed back to November while Disney has also delayed a string of big releases, including its Mulan remake and superhero movie Black Widow.
The Friends reunion special will bring back the beloved comedy's six stars more than 15 years since the final episode aired.
Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer will all appear in the show.
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