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Just hours after the news of actor Matthew Perry's death, 'Saturday Night Live' aired a card dedicated to the late actor in the early hours of Oct. 29. The 'Friends' actor was found dead at 54 on Oct. 28 after an apparent drowning at his home, a representative for the actor and law enforcement confirmed to NBC News Saturday. Foul play is not suspected in his death, according to law enforcement. The Oct.
The show premiered in 1994 and aired on NBC until 2004. In addition to friends, family and former co-stars, fans of the actor shared tributes to his life and legacy on social media. Many shared highlights from his 'SNL' stint, including the memorable skit 'Sarcasm 101,' in which he played a college professor teaching gullible students the art of not saying what you mean.
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