Go On will host a Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip reunion next year!
Bradley Whitford has landed a guest-starring role on Matthew Perry's NBC sitcom Go On, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
Go On spies Covert Affairs' Piper Perabo for multi-episode arc
Whitford, who will appear in an episode titled "A Ring and a Miss," will play...
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Maybe you've heard lately — possibly in these last two weeks of Olympics force-feeding — that NBC has some new shows coming this fall. One of them starring an old Friend who's fallen on hard sitcom times. (Remember Mr. Sunshine? No?)
Not content to merely barrage us with endless promos and teasers during the Olympics, NBC has now decided to sneak-peek entire pilots of two of its new comedies, commercial-free, beginning tonight with Go On (11/10c), an uneasy collision of snark and sentiment that feels like Community rebooted as a Dear John clone. (Helps if you have a long memory for NBC sitcomedy.)
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Go On is Matthew Perry's third post-Friends TV project, but there's something different about this show from his previous ones.
"In my efforts to have a TV show and come back, the characters have progressively gotten nicer," Perry told reporters Tuesday at NBC's Television Critics Association fall TV previews. "The Showtime show [End of Steve, which was not picked up in 2008] was about a terrible guy, and I thought it was genius. Everybody went, 'I don't wanna watch that.' Mr. Sunshine, he was sort of down and out. And now this guy is a nicer, more well-intended guy. ... I don't know why that is, but you ...
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John Cho has been promoted to series regular on NBC's Go On, Deadline reports.
The half-hour comedy stars Matthew Perry as Ryan, a sportscaster who tries to move on from a loss through mandatory group therapy sessions. Cho plays Ryan's boss.
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Harold & Kumar go to White Castle TV?
Lionsgate is shopping around an animated version of the Harold & Kumar franchise for...
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