The latest episode of Alan Carr: Chatty Man featured an incredible lineup of celebrities, including Matthew Perry from Friends. The talk show host, Alan Carr, kicked off the show with his usual energy and excitement. He introduced the guests, including Moran and the actor from Raised by Wolves, C, as well as Philip SC. But the highlight of the show was definitely Matthew Perry.

The episode started off with a humorous discussion about the Oscars and the recent diversity scandal. Alan Carr, never one to shy away from controversial topics, expressed his disgust and made it clear that he doesn’t care about the color or gender of actors, as long as they can act. The conversation then moved on to the European referendum campaigns, with Alan struggling to appear impartial.

But the real treat came when Alan brought up Cheryl and Liam from One Direction becoming an item. He couldn’t help but make a joke about Cheryl moving on from a failed relationship by hooking up with a boy band member. Matthew Perry chimed in, sharing his own relationship experiences and making everyone laugh.

The conversation then turned to Matthew Perry‘s new play, “The End of Longing.” He enthusiastically explained that the play is about four broken people in their 30s and 40s trying to find love and romance. He also revealed that the play contains a significant amount of swearing, with his favorite swear word being “bleeped” out during the show.

Alan Carr and Matthew Perry then delved into a discussion about Matthew’s past struggles with alcoholism. Matthew revealed that his character in the play is based on a different type of drunk, but that he has had his own battles with alcohol. He expressed gratitude that his alcohol issues have been resolved and emphasized that life is much better sober.

Of course, the conversation couldn’t move forward without mentioning Friends. Matthew Perry revealed that when the show came to London to shoot two episodes, it was a big deal. He mentioned that the excitement surrounding Friends was even bigger in the UK than in the States. Alan Carr, disappointed that Matthew couldn’t attend the recent Friends reunion, decided to hold an unofficial reunion on his show, bringing out several props related to the show.

The show ended on a lighthearted note, with Alan Carr performing some classic movie lines with a Black Country accent. The audience and guests couldn’t help but laugh and join in the fun.

Overall, the latest episode of Alan Carr: Chatty Man was filled with humor, lively conversation, and a touch of nostalgia with the Friends reunion. Matthew Perry‘s presence was definitely a highlight, as he shared insights into his new play and his personal journey with sobriety. As always, Alan Carr kept the energy high and ensured that viewers were entertained throughout the show.