Matthew Perry

'Friends' Reunion! Courteney Cox to Guest Star on 'Go On'

February 06, 2013 Television

Courteney Cox’s upcoming guest-starring role on Matthew Perry’s “Go On” isn’t quite the “Friends” reunion fans have been waiting for, but it’s close.

'Friends' Reunion! Courteney Cox to Guest Star on 'Go On'

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After nearly 10 years, onscreen married couple Monica and Chandler Bing will be getting back together… kind of.

Matthew Perry Talks Being Back on TV

November 13, 2012 At the Grove

TV star Matthew Perry stopped by The Grove to talk with “Extra’s” Mario Lopez about his new NBC show, “Go On,” in which he plays a widower who begrudgingly attends mandatory group therapy sessions.

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Matthew revealed, “I’ve spent some time talking about problems in circles, so I didn’t have to do a lot of research.”

Matthew Perry Throws First Pitch at Dodgers Game

September 07, 2012 Television

Actor Matthew Perry threw the honorary first pitch at the Dodgers game on Wednesday, paying homage to his new “Go On” character, sports talk radio host Ryan King.

Matthew Perry Throws First Pitch at Dodgers Game

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Matthew warmed up and hoped not to “bounce it,” but unfortunately that’s exactly what happened! He explained, “It’s a head game. I can make this throw 50 times out of 50, not here.” The Dodgers went on to lose to the San Diego Padres 4-3.

Matthew Perry on Rehab Return: 'Enjoy Making Fun of Me'

May 12, 2011 On the Mend

Actor Matthew Perry will be heading back to a treatment facility to continue his ongoing recovery from past prescription drug and alcohol problems.

The "Friends "star, 41, quipped in a statement, "I'm making plans to go away for a month to focus on my sobriety and to continue my life in recovery. Please enjoy making fun of me on the World Wide Web."

LeBlanc and Perry Have New TV 'Friends'

January 26, 2011 Television

Matt LeBlanc and Matthew Perry still have their friendly bond, but both have moved on to new TV shows, premiering mid-season.

Perry is starring in the upcoming ABC show "Mr. Sunshine," playing an unlucky-in-love owner of a second-rate sports arena. "It's an exaggerated version of myself," Perry explained to "Extra."

LeBlanc is back on the small screen for the first time since his ill-fated "Friends" spin-off, "Joey," playing a fictionalized version of himself in the Showtime comedy "Episodes."