As simple as that episode should have been—they were only on one set, and all the characters were together—it went completely off the rails when LeBlanc dived into the chair and dislocated his shoulder. They had to shut down filming and resume that particular episode weeks later, once LeBlanc was fully recovered. Although LeBlanc shared that story before, it was the first time I can recall ever seeing the footage of it happening. And while it was hard to watch, it made for a much more descriptive story among the cast and gave me a greater appreciation for the episode. (Here's another “fun” fact from that episode, courtesy of my past interview with LeBlanc: “The audience was full of Diet Coke contest winners flown in from all over the country, so they all got flown home and then flown back for another week. It cost Coca-Cola a lot more than they anticipated. What are you going to do?”) to demand legislative action. While students across the nation walk out out of their respective schools at 10 A.M., students from across the D.C. metro area are meeting in front of the White House to observe a moment of silence, as organized by National School Walkout D.C. “Then we will be marching down there to the Capitol to yet again remind our legislators that we are not going away and that our votes matter,” high school student Alexander Bove toldTeen Vogue. In response to the November incident, as well as recent campus events and conversations, SDSU suspended all 14 fraternities andcreated task forces is hard to describe without talking about our first book,SpoiledSpoiled