"Friends" starred on Ellen's show, telling Binge "Friends" she did and explaining why she loved Monica Geller's full character

During an Ellen DeGeneres program airing Thursday, "Friends" star Courtney Cox admits she loved playing the obese "Monica Geller," which often appeared during flashbacks from the Middle Ages, before her character in the series lost weight.

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"I liked to play Fat Monica because I felt so free," she explained. "I could dance ... like you," she said to Ellen. "I could dance the way I wanted to, I just got up and danced and there was no problem. I loved it."

55-year-old Cox also said that during the Corona closure, she often watches the comic series ("It turns out to be a really good series," she jokingly stated), mainly because she doesn't remember too much of the time she was on the set.

"I remember the people and specific things that happened," she elaborated, "but my memory is not very good when it comes to fun times. I think I only remember painful things." You can identify, right?

The star added: "My favorite episode is Thanksgiving. I've only seen the first season so far, but the episodes where the flashbacks were my favorite."

And what about the Coated Union episode that was rejected because of the Corona epidemic? "We were supposed to film the program in early or mid-March," Cox said, "and now we don't know when we'll do it."

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She also mentioned the possibility of joining the Union special for those who donate to charities: "We have already raised a lot of money and applications can still be submitted. The winner can invite five of his friends to come and watch the union program in the studio." Sounds promising.