We are officially one step closer to that highly anticipated "Friends" reunion special.
The show itself confirmed on Instagram over the weekend that filming has concluded.
Sharing a photo of the official "Friends: The Reunion" logo flashing on a big screen surrounded by lights and sound equipment, the social media account touted, "That’s a wrap!"
MORE: 'Friends' co-creator says she wishes she made 'different' diversity decisionsReferencing the catchphrase made famous by Matthew Perry's Chandler, the account added, "Could we BE anymore excited!?"
The reunion special is slated to premiere sometime this year on the streaming service HBO Max.
As previously reported, the "Friends" reunion special will not be a continuation of the series but serve more as a celebration of the sitcom's lasting legacy.
"Friends," which ran between 1994 and 2004 starred Perry, David Schwimmer, Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow and Matt LeBlanc.
The actors will appear as themselves and reflect on their characters Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler and Joey. But, as Schwimmer previously spilled on The Graham Norton Show last week, there will be "one section ... where we all read something."
MORE: 'Friends' star Lisa Kudrow on how the show would be different if filmed todayAn air date for the upcoming special has yet to be announced.