Gabrielle Union Is Hosting an All-Black Friends Reading, and the Cast List Is Stacked

Updated on Sep 22, 2020 at 12:30 PM

Following the all-Black cast reading of Golden Girls, Zoom Where It Happens will be taking on another iconic sitcom for its latest installment. Gabrielle Union is set to host an all-Black Friends cast reading on Sept. 22 at 9pm ET. The event, which will support When We All Vote, will be directed by Salli Richardson-Whitfield and reimagine the season three episode titled "The One Where No One's Ready." Not to mention, the cast is absolutely stacked. Real-life couple Sterling K. Brown and Ryan Michelle Bathe will even play onscreen couple Ross and Rachel. See the full cast list ahead and be sure to tune into the event on Tuesday.

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Sterling K. Brown as Ross

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Ryan Michelle Bathe as Rachel

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Aisha Hinds as Monica

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Kendrick Sampson as Joey

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Uzo Aduba as Phoebe

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Gabrielle Union Is Hosting an All-Black Friends Reading, and the Cast List Is Stacked

Sterling K. Brown as Ross

Ryan Michelle Bathe as Rachel

Aisha Hinds as Monica

Kendrick Sampson as Joey

Uzo Aduba as Phoebe

Jeremy Pope as Chandler

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