Later this month, Friends will turn 25 years old.
And over the last couple of decades, the show has become a firm favourite among people who were around at the time it aired, as well as those who have found it recently on Netflix.
But over recent years, the show has received criticism for many of its storylines that people have branded problematic in 2019.
But now the creators of Friends have spoken out for the first time about the plotlines they've come to regret.
Speaking at the Tribeca TV Festival's 25th anniversary celebration of Friends, co-creator Marta Kauffman revealed two episodes that she now feels uncomfortable watching back.
The first was an episode from Season 3 in which Phoebe falls for a guy who's been stalking her twin sister.
And she also said that she doesn't like a plotline from season two where Phoebe and a love interest both get chicken pox during a romantic weekend together.
And while the show's other co-creator, David Crane, didn't address any specific episodes, he did go on to address the criticism of some of the more problematic storylines.
"There are some plotlines that are better than others," he said, adding that sometimes he'll stumble across an episode and think: "Wow, really? We went with that?"
Marta agreed, saying: "It's much harder for me to enjoy the good moments when there are moments in it where I'm going, 'Oh my god, we let that happen? We did that?"
But if anyone was hopeful that a Friends reunion might be on the cards — especially since Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, and Lisa Kudrow have all recently said they'd be on board — you might have to think again.
However, the creators did reveal that they believe Ross and Rachel are still together after their dramatic conclusion in the show's finale.
