Stephen Park, who appeared in two episodes of "Friends" in the '90s, said the hit TV show's crew and cast were not welcoming to guest actors of color.

In Living Color” alum Stephen Park recalled the “toxic environment” he encountered on “Friends” during a recent podcast appearance.

A veteran actor who appeared on “Friends” recalled witnessing racism on the set of the beloved NBC sitcom. Steve Park detailed the alleged incident, which occurred while filming the Season 3 episode “The One With the Ultimate Fighting Champion,” during an interview on the “Pod Meets World” podcast Monday.

While most actors would have jumped at the chance to appear on Friends, guest star Stephen Park revealed he had a "disappointing" experience working on two episodes of the hit comedy series. In fact,

The guest star opened up about a troubling incident. Friends is one of the best sitcoms of all time, but the show didn’t make it through its run without its share of controversy. For example, actor Stephen Park revisited his experience on the show and talked about the racism he experienced and how it nearly led to him quitting acting entirely.

Comedian Steve Park has detailed witnessing a racist incident while appearing on Friends. Best known for being part of the sketch comedy series In Living Colour, Steve has also appeared in Do the Right Thing,