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For someone who became one of the biggest stars in the world thanks to one of the greatest sitcoms of all time, Matthew Perry knew a lot about the unsuccessful sitcom. It is not a knock against a man whose comedy styles are never given proper duty, affecting the sense of humor of the whole generation. It is simply a recognition of how incredibly difficult to lower a series that actually hits.

Before starring in "Friends", Perry starred in "Home Free", Sitkom that is almost impossible to watch todayIn which he played a degree that lived at home with his mother, only for his divorced sister and her two children to move home and overcome their carefree life. It only lasted one season. But Perry was used to sitcoms that do not exceed their first season. He also appeared in a "second chance" (which was later reworked as "guys will be boys") and "Sydney", both were also canceled before the first seasons were completed. That's not to say anything about the many pilots Perry Shot, including "Lax 2194", a pilot in which Perry played luggage control in the future version of Los Angeles Airport, a role that almost cost his role as Chandler in "Friends".

Fortunately, Perry (who tragically died in 2023 at the age of 54) In the end he made it big with that beloved Sitkom at the NBC and was immediately catapulted in the status of megastral. Unfortunately, it did a little about his personal feelings of inadequacy - something he talked about in his memoirs in detail "Friends, loversuboys and a lot of terrible work." However, the years after his friends ended, they will see Perry once again fighting for a hit, and while most of his projects were short -lived, there was a sitcom that, although far from the success of "friends", lasted over one season.

After the "friends" ended in 2004, the ensemble all had many different experiences. Matt LeBlanc is leading Spin-off "Eyoi", which was canceled after two seasons. Matthew Perry, however, was initially left out of the sits, only returning to the 2013 format with "Go" and like his series "Friends", it only lasted one season. Then appeared in one episode of his Former Co-Starfen Cox show "Kugar Town" Before rehearsing his happiness with the sithom in 2015. This particular project was to restart the "strange couple", which was revised several times by the 1965 debut play of the same name.

When Neil Simon wrote his stage comedy in the mid-1960s, he probably had no idea he would use what is one of the most sincere franchises in the history of TV and the film. The play debuted on Broadway in 1965 and followed two incompatible cinnamon, Felix Hungar and Oscar Madison. The first was a fast -paced fan, and the second, well, was weak, leading to one of the most durable fictional dynamics in history.

After the play proved to be successful and closed in 1967, the mass audience would have a chance to experience it very dynamic when Walter Matau reproduced the role of Oscar along with Jackec Lemon as Felix in the 1968 film "The Cod Dive", which Simon adapted from his play. Once again, the unmatched couple Felix and Oscar proved to be popular, and the saga "Strange couple" was officially founded.

The 1970s will see the arrival of a TV series based on the concept of Tony Randall starring as Felix and Jackec Klugman as an Oscar. That Sitkom was moving for five seasons from 1970 to 75, proving that this simple concept has a widespread attraction. The cartoon followed on Saturday morning, before restarting the sithom in the 1980s. In 1993 Hollywood even fueled the sequel to the 1968 film with "The Cod Dive II", which shows Lemmmon and Matau in the roles of Felix and Oscar, profiting their success of "awkward old men".

Unfortunately, the sequel to the late 1990s seemed that the audience was tired of the franchise, but with the moment Perry came to the IP, he hoped things had changed. They had them, but not really.

Matthew Perry's "The Cod Dive" appeared in the form of a Sitkom of CBS, which lasted from 2015 to 2017. This special effort has managed to exceed one season, lasts three seasons before CBS pulls the plug. This would be the seventh renaming of the screen story, the audience would be completely rejected by their rights, but the show also debuted almost 50 years after the 1968 film, which Perry claims to be "50 times" while developing the series (through Twitter).

That the comedy led by Walter Matau and Jackec Lemon, instead of the 70s, seemed to have been the main inspiration behind this restart of the sithom, which shows Perry like Oscar Madison and Thomas Lennon as Felix Unger (the second name of the character was written, rugs). Perry also executed it and developed a series, featuring an Oscar as a sports writer and sports radio -host, whose Slavic ways do not care well with Felix, a professional photographer moving to the Oscar apartment after his wife knocked out.

The critical reception was not great. Perry's "strange couple" wasn't very one of Best remake on TV -ShowCurrently there is a result of the 26% critic Rotten tomatoes. Reviewers were mostly disappointed with the dated humor of the sitcom and the inevitably derivative nature of another revision of another "strange couple". It failed well for the longevity of the series, though three seasons were not bad for another "strange couple" restart.

According to The deadlineSeason 2 of the show "Overcomed (modest) expectations" in terms of grades, which provided the renewal of Season 3. But that third round of episodes did not diminish almost also, becoming the lowest-ranking series of CBS's comedy from that season, according to the exit. As such, the network decided to give up another recovery, and the "strange couple" was again abandoned. Surely, it won't be long before returning to some form.