Go On Preview: Clips From NBC's Upcoming Comedy Starring Matthew Perry
Among the comedies set to join NBC this fall is Go On, a half-hour show that puts Friends star Matthew Perry back at the network in a starring role. NBC released some clips from the pilot, as well as the official synopsis for the series, which has him playing a sportscaster who suffers a loss and has to attend group therapy to overcome it.
This look at the cast photo gives us an idea of where Perry's character might stand on the whole group-therapy thing. They're all looking enthusiastic and group-huggy, while he's stuck in the middle barely trying to smile.
Created by Scott Silveri, Go On will hopefully find some good in grief as the series is set up as a comedy but may explore some darker subjects, depending on the extent of the loss Perry's character Ryan King suffers. Here's NBC's official description for the show, which is currently currently set up to follow The Voice's results episode on Tuesday nights.
The clips below give us a look at the kind of guy Perry is playing, as well as the kinds of people he's surrounded by in group.
The whole "who has it worst" game suggests a kind of laughter-through-pain kind of vibe for the show. I'm not sure I'm sold on it yet, but it looks amusing, and it would be great to see Perry finally find some post-Friends success.
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