Dr. Dolly Alderton

He's like a Bredi Sinella's character.

He's like something from Less Than Zero.

He's like, should be on cocaine, which is really sad when you think about what actually the fate of Matthew Perry is sort of like, imagine a poor little rich boy who never meets a Geller and he just spirals down further and further into the trail of addiction forever.

Like it's a very dark thing To bring up But like that's That's the kind of The two sides of Chandler Is the real life Of Matthew Perry You know There is definitely like

Yeah.

And because they talk about it so often, you kind of forget when you're like, oh yeah, that is bad.

Yeah, and unable to have arguments with people, unable to emote in any way that isn't a one-liner.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And there's that other thing of everyone thinks he's gay, which that comes up a lot in the thing of like, oh, we all thought he was gay kind of thing, which also doesn't make sense to me because he does not scan as gay at all.

He scans as an incredibly repressed heterosexual man.

That's amazing.

What a get that casting was.

It's so... I get so torn about it because it's so... She is brilliant.

Like, she is obviously brilliant, but it is...

meant it is not an insult to play a trans woman but it is meant as an insult to Kathleen Turner because she was this obviously incredible bombshell of the 80s and then she sort of put on weight she had medical problems and I think there was a lot of very cruel tabloids around about her at the time about like you know Kathleen Turner unrecognizable kind of thing and then to cast her in this kind of very very quite quite mean comedy role and the kind of

The inference is, look what's happened to Kathleen Turner.

You might think she was a man now.

But then it's really complicated because it's so trans folk, but it's also so misogynist.

But then also, as you say, she plays it with aplomb.

Like she does.