Jennifer Aniston's character Rachel from 'Friends' was so popular that she sparked her own self-titled '90s hairstyle trend. But in a recent Allure cover story, and again today on 'Good Morning America' (Weekdays, 7AM on ABC), Aniston talked about her mixed feelings on "The Rachel."

Looking back on old photos, Aniston said she generally likes the look. But like clockwork, when 'GMA' put an old shot up on the screen, she said "that looks silly." She hopes to gain more perspective on the look as time passes.

"In hindsight," said Aniston, "when I'm much, much, much ... like 100 years old, I'll be able to look back and say, 'Oh, they had a haircut about a character I played.' That's kind of ... like the Dorothy Hamill or something."

Roberts then confessed she always wanted the Dorothy Hamill, but her mother told her that she had a 'fro, so she couldn't get it. Aniston encouraged her to get the cut now, which made Roberts laugh. "I'm going to tell mamma you said that," she said.

Part 6 of 7? You know what that means... we aren't going to find out who the winner is until Thursday next week.

This episode was really a drag. And when I say "drag", I mean that they really dragged this one out to fill an entire hour without actually announcing the winners. The episode began with a recap of who got voted off when, and then all the skaters returned for encore performances. Todd Bridges is awkward and mechanical on the ice, reminding everybody why he was the first one to be booted off this competition. Kurt Browning is sporting a bald head? In the middle of the show all the teams resurrected previous routines that they skated, an element otherwise known as a time suck.

We're down to three teams: Kristy Swanson and Lloyd Eisler, Jillian Barberie and John Zimmerman, and Bruce Jenner and Tai Babilonia. I think it's pretty obvious who the weak skaters are here, but we'll see what happens on the ice.

Just a quick recap: last week we bid farewell to the not-very-graceful Dave Coulier and Nancy Kerrigan. Before that, Deborah Gibson and Kurt Browning were out, and the first team eliminated was Todd Bridges and Jenni Meno.

Now that Deborah Gibson and Kurt Browning are gone, the playing field seems pretty evenly matched. It looks like the remaining teams had a lot of falls during the last few practices.

Did host Scott Hamilton get taller since last week? Summer Sanders doesn't seem to tower over him as much tonight. Or, maybe I'm just used to seeing them together now so the height difference doesn't bother me as much. Well, the "witty" banter still sucks.

Let's get it on...

Before we begin, I have a couple of notes about the contestants on this show:

Isn't it sad how the announcer refers to Dave Coulier as being from Full House? I guess it could be worse. He could say, "Dave Coulier, allegedly the subject of Alanis Morrisette's very bitter You Oughta Know." I actually think he may be more famous for that.

Anyway... on with the show.

Now that I can finally watch more than one channel at a time, I decided to start watching Skating with Celebrities. Why, you ask? Sick fascination, I guess. It's like Dancing with the Stars with an added element of danger. And facial mutilation.

Here's what you need to know about the show, if you're joining me in adding this show to your viewing schedule: