would write her lines on Monica and Rachel's kitchen table and always leave her script in the sink. Other moments I loved: When he recounted the story of Cox's secret script to her, while wiping her tears away with a napkin. When Perry asked LeBlanc why he didn't take the entire foosball table as a memento (since he admitted to taking the original balls), the latter reminded the former it was because the table “got smashed at the end.” I also loved when he recounted watching “The One With All the Resolutions” with his daughter, Marina, and loving Schwimmer's choices in the scene where Ross tried to pull up his leather pants. “We're slowly learning that no publication, no outlet, no entity is exempt from all the transgressions that we see happening within the industry and outside of the industry because it's systemic.” Ultimately, she hopes aspiring reporters who are watching the current reckoning feel a sense of relief in knowing that there are people within the industry who are fighting for change. Ani, one of the women who came forward, made clear toTeen Vogue remains “The One Where Ross and Rachel…You Know.” Ross and Rachel have just become an item, Monica falls for Dr. Richard Burke (Tom Selleck's first appearance), and Joey buys new barcaloungers for him and Chandler. (I will still never get over the line where Chandler says to Joey, “You have a Cheeto on your face, man.”) They literally never move from those chairs the entire episode.