Hollywood”s estranged couple Courteney Cox and David Arquette are back together for a new game show.The 46-year-old former ”Friends” star and Arquette who announced a trial separation last year, have jointly sold a pilot called ”Identity Crisis” to CBS, reported Contactmusic.The programme requires contestants to identify celebrities based on a number of clues and is based on a board game.Cox and Arquette are acting as executive producers on the show and if the pilot is well received then a full series will be commissioned.The game show is the third TV project the pair have worked on together, following ”Dirt” and ”Cougar Town” – both of which starred Cox and were produced by their company Coquette Productions.Although they have maintained a working relationship and have remained on good terms since their split, Arquette recently admitted he is unsure if he and Courteney will ever reconcile.The 39-year-old actor, who has a six-year-old daughter Coco with Cox said, “I really don”t know what”s going to happen. It”s up in the air. But we really love each other and we”re great parents together and we have a business together. We”re both figuring out a lot about our lives at the moment and our personalities and what we need to feel more complete.”
