Friends fans will remember the iconic entrance of Rachel Green (played by Jennifer Aniston) as she ran into Central Perk in her wedding dress soaked from the rain, flinging her arms around Monica Geller (Courteney Cox).
As Rachel began to tell her story of leaving Barry (Mitchell Whitfield) at the alter, Monica quickly introduced her to the gang, leaving Ross Geller (David Schwimmer) until last.
As the two had already met, Monica said: “you remember my brother Ross?”
However, Monica introduced Chandler (Matthew Perry) as a new face despite the later revelation that Chandler and Rachel had met many times in the past.
Future episodes of the popular sitcom featured many flashback episodes where Monica and Rachel spent time with Ross and Chandler as the boys returned from college.
Fans will remember the episode called The One Where the Stripper Cries where Rachel and Monica threw Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) a bachelorette party.
While the girls were at the party unimpressed by the elderly stripper, Chandler and Ross went to a college reunion where the two recalled their many misadventures of 1987.
In a flashback scene, it was revealed that Rachel and Chandler even kissed at one of his college parties, when high-schooler Rachel showed up with Monica in tow.
During the freshman year get together fans saw Rachel approach Chandler, reminding him they already met at thanksgiving.
So why would the act as though they never interacted together?
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This could be a plot hole, or the fact nobody wanted to bring up the awkward era.
Meanwhile, fans have spotted another error in the episode named The One Without The Ski trip.
After Ross and Rachel broke up, the two exes competed for the group’s time as the didn’t want to be in the same room.
Rachel was pleased to see she had finally outdone Ross and stole the group away for what was meant to be a fulfilled weekend away.
However, things took a downward spiral after Phoebe’s famous back cab broke down, with the group having to call Ross to rescue them.
However, it seems Ross wasn’t the only one to make a last minute arrival as a cameraman can be seen in the corner of the shot.
The blunder was exposed in a Reddit post by user milkboy33, who asked: “Anyone else notice the camera man in this scene?”
The moment takes place when Joey Tribbiani (Matt LeBlanc) asks Ross and the rest of the gang who will be traveling with who as they prepare to complete their trip.
Ross had just bought the gang petrol at a rest stop where he and Rachel got into a huge row where Rachel asked the gang to pick a side.
As Ross leaned up against Carol’s (Jane Sibbett) car before telling the group to head home, viewers can see a man in a plaid shirt operating a camera in the background.
Friends is available on Netflix.