Jennifer Aniston will return home to NBC, the TV network where she became a breakout star on the hit sitcom “Friends.”
She’s currently filming a guest appearance on the network’s “30 Rock,” Aniston publicist Stephen Huvane confirmed late last week.
There were no immediate details on the role Aniston will play or the episode’s planned air date.
The New York-based series, which begins its third season in October, stars Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin in a behind-the-scenes, sometimes self-directed spoof of a television network and the huge corporation that owns it.
The show has won a modest but devoted following, and critical raves. Awards include Golden Globes, a Peabody and last year’s Emmy for outstanding comedy series.
With its show-biz slant, it has become a haven for guest appearances by big names from entertainment — even politics, including Al Gore.
Another of the six-member “Friends” troupe, David Schwimmer, had a “30 Rock” guest shot last season.
Since “Friends” concluded its highly successful 10-year run in 2004, Aniston has concentrated on films, including “Friends with Money” and “The Break-Up.”
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