Moving on from their run on NBC's hit comedy "Friends," producers Andrew Reich and Ted Cohen are starting a relationship with CBS. The duo's relationship comedy "Three" has received a pilot order from the network.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the tentatively titled "Three" revolves around the ties between a happily married couple and their male friend, fresh on the heels of his divorce. The network hopes to begin casting soon on the pilot, which was written on spec after Reich and Cohen competed work on the final season of "Friends."

Reich and Cohen worked together on NBC's "Mr. Rhodes" before joining "Friends" as executive story editors in 1997. They continued with the show until the end of its run, becoming executive producers in 2001, grabbing an Emmy when "Friends" won for outstanding comedy series in 2002.

"Three" is based loosely, in some way, on their own personal lives and will come from Paramount Television with Reich and Cohen executive producing.