Matthew Perry Spoofs Angus T. Jones and Addiction Problems for Funny or Die (Video)
The "Go On" star gets surprisingly self-deprecating, mocking "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" and his own battle with painkillers, in a new viral clip
The Angus T. Jones spoofs are coming fast and furious, and the latest to pay tribute to the candid Two and a Half Men star is Matthew Perry.
A little more polished than a similar effort from network neighbors Rainn Wilson and Craig Robinson (The Office), Perry's plea to get viewers to stop watching Go On popped up on Funny or Die on Thursday.
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"Glancing at the Bible has led me realize that my show, Go On, is a complete abomination with terrible morals," he says, channeling Jones' own religious rant that went viral this week. "Don't watch my show. I want you to stop watching NBC's Go On."
The clip seems par for the course until Perry brings up a lost video from his time on Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip -- "That video was very successful. Nobody watched that show." -- and Go On co-star Brett Gelman promises him pain pills in exchange for a public apology.
"If you apologize, I'll give you some Percocet," says Gelman. "And I won't tell anybody."
Cue a charmingly penitent Perry sporting a Go On hat. Watch the video below:
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