Matthew Perry Claims His Lowest Point Was Behind The Scenes During This Iconic Friends Episode

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🗓️ 26 October 2022

⏱️ 6 minutes

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0:00.0	Soar into a new age of adventure with World of Warcraft Dragonflight.
0:06.7	The dragons of Azeroth have returned to the Dragon Isles, and it's up to you to help
0:11.0	them defend their home.
0:12.7	Discover four new sprawling zones, harness the powers of the Drakthere Evoker, an all-new
0:18.6	race and class combo, and master the skies through the art of dragonwriting.
0:23.8	Available November 28 on PC and Mac, learn more at worldofwarcraft.com.
0:30.5	The Bert Show
0:31.5	What's trending now?
0:32.7	Kristen Knos.
0:33.7	It's the Bert Show's entertainment prize.
0:36.0	In his memoir, Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing, Matthew Perry, who played
0:40.8	Chandler Bing on Friends from 1994 to 2004, is opening up about his relationship with drugs
0:47.0	and alcohol.
0:48.0	Now, we already told you about the series.
0:59.4	You had a whole commercial break to get that out.
1:03.9	Okay.
1:04.9	All right, so we already told you about the series, Medical complications, including an exploded
1:10.5	colon, a stint on life support, and a total of 14 surgeries on his stomach.
1:15.0	He said he was taking up to 55 vikin per day.
1:18.3	He goes there were years that I was sober during that time, and he said season nine of
1:23.0	friends was the year that I was sober the whole way through.
1:27.0	And guess which season I got nominated for best actor?
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