The series is titled *The One With Matthew Perry*. The project will focus not only on Perry's acting career, famous for his role as Chandler Bing, but also on his personal life, including his long-standing battle with addiction. One of the main participants in the project is the actor's sister, Mia Perry Bowick. Together with Matthew's friends and family, she will share insights about the man whom the public has primarily associated with one of the most popular characters from the show "Friends." The documentary series will include previously unpublished photographs and videos from the family archive. The creators intend to trace Perry's journey from a budding comedy actor to a global star while also discussing the challenges he faced outside the set. Mia Perry Bowick admitted that it took her time before she felt ready to speak publicly about her brother. According to her, it is important to portray Matthew not only as Chandler and not just as a person who struggled with addiction, but as a complex and whole individual. The actor's sister also emphasized that Perry had a generous spirit and could make those around him laugh and feel his love even during the toughest times. She hopes that the new series will help viewers better understand the kind of person he was and the legacy he left behind. It has not yet been reported whether Perry's colleagues from the show "Friends" participated in the documentary project. Matthew Perry passed away on October 28, 2023, at the age of 54. The actor was found unconscious in a jacuzzi at his home in Los Angeles. Medical examiners identified acute ketamine exposure as the primary cause of death. Contributing factors included drowning, ischemic heart disease, and buprenorphine exposure. Following the actor's death, an investigation led to criminal cases against several individuals. In 2026, Perry's assistant was sentenced to three years and five months in prison for his role in the circumstances surrounding the actor's death, while Jaswin Sangha, known as the "queen of ketamine," received 15 years in prison for supplying drugs.