15 Secrets About 'Friends' That Only Came Out After The Show Was Over

Lisa explained that if she sees that it's on, she has to check her mood to see how she's feeling before she'll watch it. "If I'm in a bad mood, I'm not going to like seeing myself at all," she said.

Quick! Someone find a time machine so we can get more Friends!

Early on, in fact, he started to go gray around the temples, and he had to constantly dye his hair black throughout the seasons!

He came to work the next day with his ears black and faced what we can only imagine was an unimpressed makeup artist.

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And that explains why Joey was wearing a sling for the following episode!

When he fell, they all thought it was part of the scene, but in reality, he was in a lot of pain, and they had to send everyone home!

In real life, however, the cast actually learned how to play in director James Burrows' dressing room, and that's what the episode was based on.

I can imagine that, by the time you're seven years in, it can get old.

So, she suggested that everyone provide notes to each other on the characters to improve themselves, and they did!

Instead, they came up with the story line of Phoebe having her brother's triplets!

So they still had to hide how big it was at times, and they also had her wear padding when she needed to appear larger than she was.

In that particular episode, he filmed his scenes separate from the rest of the friends who were in Monica's apartment.

And he wasn't wrong!

That makes sense because Chandler was always the funniest one.

Apparently, he was even giving them advice on the character for their auditions.

I couldn't imagine anyone else as Chandler.

Although the style only lasted for a season, Jennifer never knew how to style it, which made for a pretty annoying haircut.

I'm not sure I would trust anyone under the influence to cut my hair, but you do you, Jen.

She explained that, when big film actors would appear on the show as a guest star, even they would be scared because of the live audience.

She knew Courteney Cox because "she was the famous one" but then admitted that she forgot Jennifer Aniston's last name.

It must be funny to look back and laugh at the fact that she couldn't remember her now-best friend's name.

She said she liked that Monica was a funny character, but she admitted that she would never get excited about a label maker like Monica would.

But it was actually David Schwimmer who initiated the idea that everybody stick together to negotiate a raise. What a guy!

Jennifer Aniston revealed that the cast wasn't very into the opening shots. "We felt it was a little... I don't know... dancing in a pond? A fountain felt sort of odd."

The fountain wasn't even in New York or anywhere close — it's actually in Burbank, California on the Warner Brothers' Ranch.

“I had a really, really hard time working with Aniston because I was so in love with her,” Cole revealed in 2017. "I was infatuated. I was speechless -- I'd get all bubbly and forget my lines and completely blank ... It was so difficult."

So cute!

Matt LeBlanc said that the cast went to the creators of the show with their concerns at the time. “It felt wildly inappropriate. That’s how close we all were to the character," he said.

"I was like, ‘That’s Rachel. She was supposed to be with Ross. Wait a minute.’ Everybody got super-defensive about the whole thing.”

Luckily, it all worked out in the end!

"The whole arc of the relationship was weird then," he said, "because for him to be able to move on enough to marry someone else and then go back to being in love with Rachel later just went a bit too far."

Obviously, we don't know anything about the behind-the-scenes secrets when our favorite shows are airing, and the cast generally doesn't want to give too much away about the creative process when filming is still going on, so it's awesome that we get the chance to learn this stuff now!

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