The one where Lisa Kudrow gives a hot take.

The actress weighed in on a decades-long debate about Ross and Rachel’s relationship on the ’90s sitcom “Friends.”

Fans have argued for years about whether or not Ross (David Schwimmer) was justified in sleeping with someone after stating that he and his girlfriend Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) were “on a break.”

“I’m afraid now to bring it up,” Kudrow said while on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” on Monday.

Host Jimmy Fallon replied, “What is your take? Were they on a break?”

“Well, no. But it’s beyond that,” Kudrow explained. “It’s beyond break or not— he was a bad boyfriend.”

The audience immediately erupted in applause.

“Oh, you agree! Oh, I feel better,” the “Comeback” actress gushed. “Thank you. Thank you for this. Thank you, all of you.”

Kudrow further explained her reasoning.

“We did the reunion just like five years ago… we were all so like, ‘They were on a break.’ Like, ‘Rachel, that hysterical shrew, not letting him sleep with someone and won’t get back together,'” the “Romy and Michele” actress recalled. “She shouldn’t have gotten back with him because he was horrible.”

When Fallon asked Kudrow if Schwimmer knew how his guest felt, she stayed quiet.

“He knows now,” the late night host quipped.

Back in 2020, Schwimmer gave his own take on the situation, telling Fallon at the time, “It’s not even a question. They were on a break.”

Ross claimed he thought they had broken up when he hooked up with someone else and famously stated, “We were on a break.”

The line went on to be used many times throughout the series.

“Friends” ran for 10 seasons from 1994 until 2004 and along with Kudrow, Aniston and Schwimmer, the sitcom starred Matthew Perry, Courteney Cox and Matt LeBlanc.

Perry died in October 2023 at age 54 from the “acute effects of ketamine.” His cause of death was ruled as accidental.

In 2024, Kudrow revealed to the Hollywood Reporter she started rewatching the NBC series to “celebrate” Perry.

For years, the sitcom star was unable to watch “Friends,” calling it too “embarrassing” to see herself act.

“If I make it about Matthew, then that’s OK,” Kudrow expressed. “And it’s just celebrating how hilarious he was — and that is what I want to remember [about him].”

Despite disagreeing with Schwimmer’s take on his relationship, Kudrow added that she was “laughing out loud” at how funny her co-stars were.

“I’m blown away by Courteney Cox. I’m blown away by [Jennifer Aniston],” the actress mused. “Matthew, obviously, is just uniquely hilarious. No one ever knew that cadence or comedic rhythm before him. Matt LeBlanc is hilarious. And David Schwimmer, too. Sometimes I even laugh at what I’ve done.”