yeah, comedy is subjective, but c'mon...

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  @SceneItReviews · 2 months ago · pinned

  Hi team. I originally uploaded this in 2023 after MP’s passing, but the Warner Bros gremlins took it down. Hopefully this one can stay up a bit longer ❤️

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  @favourumeh4608 · 2 months ago

  He would’ve killed it as a late-night tv host

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  @12DAMDO · 2 months ago

  &quot;are you a lot like Chandler?&quot;<br>&quot;yea i look like him&quot;<br>that was a very Chandler answer ngl

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  @grin2groin._.624 · 2 months ago

  HE STARTED IT, THE 6-7

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  @thecozyintrovert · 2 months ago (edited)

  My favorite Chandler joke is when Ross is looking through the peep hole and says &quot;the door is closed, I can&apos;t see anything with the door closed!&quot; and Chandler says &quot;and the inventor of the door rests happily in his grave&quot;. Gets me every time.

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  @rimbaud0000 · 2 months ago

  Ms Chanandler Bong made me laugh harder than anything I&apos;ve ever seen since

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  @carynfisher9463 · 2 months ago

  I remember he once said in an interview that he knew he&apos;d be remembered mostly for Friends, but he hoped to be remembered for helping people. &nbsp;I just wish that Matthew Perry could have known (or accepted) that his performance as Chandler DID help people. &nbsp;It still helps people. &nbsp;Just because Chandler isn&apos;t a real person doesn&apos;t mean we don&apos;t really love him.

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  @daredemontriple6 · 2 months ago

  There&apos;s one thing that unites all of the funniest people I&apos;ve ever known personally. They&apos;ve all been, at some point, clinically depressed - enough to have seriously considered suicide. It&apos;s very sad, but it seems to be a truth that only being plunged into the deepest darkest depths of one&apos;s psyche can unlock those pathways to humour like this. It is certainly a defence mechanism, but not to defend oneself from others - to defend oneself from their own mind and the things it has considered doing

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  @ThatAdam12 · 2 months ago

  Former sitcom writer here. I was a writers’ assist on a very huge family sitcom when Friends debuted. The writers of my show were older and didn’t “get” Friends. I was much younger, &nbsp;and I did get it. I needed to write a spec script to show them I could write for TV and was not a waste of their time. I chose to write a Friends spec despite their opinion, and my A story was a Chandler Bing story. I got a script assignment on my show based on my spec, and that led to a &nbsp;staff writing job on my show. Couldn’t have done it without Matthew Perry’s great portrayal of well-written character. RIP, Matthew Perry.

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  @mi_chiiiiii · 2 months ago

  Of his post Friends career, it made me most sad that &apos;Go On&apos; didn&apos;t find its audience. It had created by Friends exes producer; Perry played a sarcastic grieving widower becoming friends with the members of his support group. He was funny and vulnerable, and it had a great supporting cast.

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  @mainyousam · 2 months ago

  The episode where he thought he&apos;d be like mr heckles hits so hard

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  @twomanysyllables · 2 months ago

  Pretty much all American comedy in the modern day can be linked in some way back to Matthew Perry. Self-referential humor, deep sarcasm and self-deprecation is so commonplace in 2026 that it&apos;s interesting to think about how it was so unique to a TV sitcom character back in the 90s. It obviously existed forever, and is present in so many different British comedies but the deep relatability of Chandler really puts him on a unique pedestal compared to his five costars

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