Central Perk coffee shop, on the set of the long-running, NBC TV
2026 Pivot!, Friends, Magic
2026 Hallmark Central Perk coffee shop, on the set of the long-running, NBC TV Ornament
QXI1603
This 2026 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament features the famous couch from the Central Perk coffee shop, on the set of the long-running, NBC TV series, "Friends." A large white pillow sits in the center with the logo from the show and the couch hangs horizontally from a 3-tiered, cascade of word art in bright blue: Pivot! Fans can't forget the hilarious moment when Ross Gellar shouted, "Pivot!" repeatedly, while his friends attempt to move his new couch up the stairs of his New York apartment building. From the Season 5, Episode 16, titled, "The One with the Cop," it's all about him tricking Chandler Bing and Rachel Green into helping him carry it up the stairs, to avoid a delivery fee. Predicably, they get it stuck on a tight corner, and Ross goes off on them until Chandler, completely exhausted and frustrated, snaps and yells back: "Shut up! Shut up! Shut up!" The couch ends up having to be cut in half but at least their friendship can be recovered! Capturing one of the most-quoted comedy moments from the beloved series, Magic Sound activates when batteries are inserted and you press the button on the side of the beige couch to hear dialogue and laugh out loud every time Ross shouts his famous instructions. Whether displayed on a holiday tree or added to a TV-themed ornament collection, this fun decoration brings nostalgia, humor, and sitcom-style holiday cheer year after year.
- Artist
- Jaye Wiley
- Size
- Not available
- Material
- Plastic and metal (eyelet)
- Power source
- BATTERY OPERATED--Requires two (2) 1.5V LR44 button cell alkaline batteries, which are replaceable.
- Box Size
- 6" H x 2" W x 5" D
2026 Pivot!, Friends, Magic 2026 Hallmark Magic Ornament QXI1603 This 2026 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament features the famous couch from the Central Perk coffee shop, on the set of the long-running, NBC TV series, "Friends." A large white pillow sits in the center with the logo from the show and the couch hangs horizontally from a 3-tiered, cascade of word art in bright blue: Pivot! Fans can't forget the hilarious moment when Ross Gellar shouted, "Pivot!" repeatedly, while his friends attempt to move his new couch up the stairs of his New York apartment building. From the Season 5, Episode 16, titled, "The One with the Cop," it's all about him tricking Chandler Bing and Rachel Green into helping him carry it up the stairs, to avoid a delivery fee. Predicably, they get it stuck on a tight corner, and Ross goes off on them until Chandler, completely exhausted and frustrated, snaps and yells back: "Shut up! Shut up! Shut up!" The couch ends up having to be cut in half but at least their friendship can be recovered! Capturing one of the most-quoted comedy moments from the beloved series, Magic Sound activates when batteries are inserted and you press the button on the side of the beige couch to hear dialogue and laugh out loud every time Ross shouts his famous instructions. Whether displayed on a holiday tree or added to a TV-themed ornament collection, this fun decoration brings nostalgia, humor, and sitcom-style holiday cheer year after year. Power Source: BATTERY OPERATED--Requires two (2) 1.5V LR44 button cell alkaline batteries, which are replaceable. Material: Plastic and metal (eyelet) Artist: Jaye Wiley Size: 3.5 x 5 x 1.5 This 2026 Hallmark ornament was first available after the 2026 Hallmark Ornament Debut Event on October 12, 2026.
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