Friends had an iconic opening credit where the characters shake a leg on I'll Be There For You in a Central Park fountain. Jennifer Aniston revealed that they hated both: the song and the fountain.

In a throwback interview to BBC's The One Show, the Emmy winner dropped the truth bomb on the sitcom fans in 2016, "No one was really a big fan of that theme song."

Continuing to give reality-checks, the We're the Millers actor also shared thoughts on the series' trademark identity: the fountain.

"We felt it was a little...I don't know," adding, "Dancing in a pond? A fountain felt sort of odd." Odd? Odd?!.

Following the harsh truth theme, one of the writers on the hit-NBC show witnessed some disturbing experiences, which she revealed in her memoir.

Describing in How I Broke Up with Hollywood, Patty Lin claimed the show's stars were worn out with the lengthy series.

"The actors seemed unhappy to be chained to a tired old show when they could be branching out, and I felt like they were constantly wondering how every given script would specifically serve them," she penned.