In what can only be considered as proof that the demographic for Matthew Perry's new comedy is old people, James Taylor popped up in last night's episode. What happened next—a duet that seemed never-ending—is just inexplicable.
On his new show Mr. Sunshine, that is! On The View, Perry discussed his new show, defined "friends with benefits" for Barbara, and revealed how confusing and awesome it is that he gets to kiss Matt LeBlanc's girlfriend on set.
On the second episode of Matthew Perry's Mr. Sunshine ever, the show catered a storyline around special guest Nick Jonas. He stars as a teen heartthrob who "wasn't parented property and [is] very rich—a brutal combination."
Chandler's new show premiered last night where Monica's old-new show should have been, and it blew it out of the water. Also today: lots of pilot casting news including TV roles for movie people, an interesting idea for The Office's future, and a scintillating blind item.
Whitney Jefferson — Last night after Modern Family, ABC premiered Matthew Perry's new comedy Mr. Sunshine. It was supposed to be loved by Studio 60 fans, a possible break in the "Friends curse," and most importantly—funny. So how was it?
Why do they keep insisting on torturing us so? Also today: Matthew Perry vs. Courteney Cox!, Topher Grace gets a costar, and Eliza Dushku has disappointed millions. (Well, maybe not millions.)
Just so very many people in the Navy seem to be murdered, every week. And you all can't stop watching it. Also today: three rich girls do rich things and want to be congratulated for it, plus casting.
