true!!! watched this coz of the book

I’m here for the same reason.

That's breathtaking!

Same, book led me here

I didnt know that but I was pickin up his anxiety while watchin this. So much so that it was makin me anxious!!

And Letterman shaped mine.

Matthew invented sarcasm don't ya know.

He wasn’t funny his entire personality was “sarcasm” lol could he BE anymore dead

@@suzyrottencrotch5132 No. LOL. So, yes, LOL.

Same for me. Such à loss for mankind

yeah, it feels like we lost a friend.

Thank you, you too.

That's cool. I've been seeing many comments about people who have met him, and it seems he was always so down to earth.

@@valmacclinchy...and he was really good at Foosball... on a level I didn't know was possible. He had trick shots and stuff!

@@TheKitchenerLeslie he often helped the writers of Friends come up with the perfect retort when they were stuck. So I suspect the Foosball in the show was Matthew's idea

@@valmacclinchy When I saw that in the show, that's when I realized he was the guy I played with. It triggered the memory.

he ded.

RIP MP

Definitely, and he often helped the writers when they were stuck, too.

It was most likely suicide, given that he reactivated himself on social media after a months-long absence just to post cryptic messages that some people were already questioning days ago if they meant he was in trouble. The most ominous one being a final picture of him in his hot tub, with a sarcastic remark saying the water is supposed to make you feel good.

@@jedijones also the 911 call was reported as a heart attack, not suicide or anything else, just saying, go on what is known you are being speculative

@@ytzpilotHe has had a lot of health issue in recent years. Addictions had taken a hard toll on his body. It’s not too surprising that he might die young of natural causes - but no less sad.

Both Jon Haugen (Ugly Naked Guy) and Katie (one of the monkeys that played Marcel) are alive, although Monkey (the other capuchin monkey) did die of cancer.

Thank you for this 💕💕💜💙 So sad.. It's been making me cry off n on for the last couple hours..💙 But you hit all the right nails 👏💕..Truly. So thank you again. ✌ And thank you truly also for the joke at the end 😅👌💜.. Brings back so many memories of them standing by Monica's big window..💕 watching Ugly Naked Guy 😂😆👏 So good point!! Why not him instead? 😆

Thanks for stating what I've been feeling so well. I remember watching the Friends pilot when it came out, and watched the show all the way through, over the years, to the last episode. I've been seeing lots of behind the scenes videos, and apparently Matthew often helped the writers when they were stuck, searching for the perfect witty retort. They'd call him over and he'd come up with just the right line, on the spot. Matthew has stated recently he wants to be remembered not just for his acting, but for helping other people with their addictions. Hank Azaria credits Matthew with helping him get clean and sober. Matthew set up a facility in for men with addiction. I'm going to be reading his biography which came out a year ago. Heartbreaking loss, when it seems the past year he was doing better in terms of the addiction. RIP Matthew Perry 💔

Unfortunately depression doesn't discriminate. It's a horrible disease but Matthew being open about his struggles was very brave and am sure helped many who suffer the same. RIP

​@@Missjunebugfreakso true.

Trauma is life -changing. You can seemingly have it all but still have so many issues going on. 😢

I expect to be downvoted on this, and with all due respect to the Letterman channel, but it's kind of disturbing how often they rush to put up clips of someone who just died. I do get that you want clicks and it spreads awareness of the channel, but the speed of video posts after various celeb deaths has a bit of a vulture vibe to it.

I found out about Pee Wee Hermans death via the Letterman channel

@@HiveofLive Or, you could look at it as them, uncynically, just wanting to pay tribute. That's how I've always seen it.

I hope it doesn't take you 16 rehab trips to beat your "addiction".

I hope it all works out for you buddy. Stay strong, and always remember - even one foot forward is progress.

thaaank youu :)@@mohiabro

Never liked the show. Yes very predictablevendings. I may look at it now and then now for the nostalgic star sightings.

Same here R.I.P. Mattie

I also loved him in the movie Fools Rush In.

exactly. the whole nine yards and the whole ten yards are 2 of my favourite movies ever

You don't need to have been exposed to something as a baby to be susceptible to addiction. If he had no memory of it, and didn't become addicted to something until he was an adult decades later, then it likely played no factor in his addiction.

​@@jedijonesThe sad and creepy part is that we'll never really know if it played a role in his addiction difficulties or not. Ugh!! 😢

@@mch4735 So was Drew Barrymore. Nothing has to happen to you as a baby for that to happen.

Never had a chance? Heroin addicts like Miles Davis kicked it. What do you mean no chance?

I completely agree. Poor guy! RIP Matt man. 🌹

Same here. It's a great book

That’s exactly what I was thinking. Even though this show is what, 30 years old, somehow it still feels like it just came out not that long ago.

Well, you got one your right.

You realize of course we are just goofing around. Or do you? Its kinda become like a thing at this point.

*You're in the

me too!

Yes...just began it a couple of days ago...both in this interview and his memoir include the bit about tennis in Canada/hockey in Burbank❤💔