TV tonight: the ketamine dealer connected to Matthew Perry's death

[Helpful Hedgehog]

As the Christmas festivities continue in Britain tonight, television offers a mix of festive cheer and darker tales.

One such tale is one that delves into the last years of Hollywood star Matthew Perry's life. "Matthew Perry and the Ketamine Queen" airs at 9pm on BBC Three. The documentary explores Perry's relationship with Jasveen Sangha, a ketamine dealer who was convicted for selling the drug that contributed to the actor's death in 2023. The film offers an unflinching look into the struggles of those struggling with addiction and the dark world surrounding them.

On Channel 4, "Jamie's Cook-Ahead Christmas" promises practical hacks for the holiday season at 8pm. This two-part special showcases innovative methods to minimize stress during festive feasts. A standout recipe in this collection is a versatile gravy that works across various dietary requirements – vegan, gluten-free and meat-based versions are all included.

Tonight also serves up two compelling documentaries on Channel 2: "Civilisations: Rise and Fall" delves into the Aztecs' decline through the gift of gold to ruthless conquistador Hernán Cortés. The show reveals how this one gesture sparked devastating consequences. "Twisted Sisters: Madness and Manslaughter" is a haunting portrayal of two sisters whose decision on a motorway results in fatal outcomes.

Last but not least, fans of the "Only Way Is Essexmas 2025" at 9pm may be looking forward to a festive dinner with their favorite cast members – however, drama can always be anticipated when these housemates get together.

In other programming, there's "Say Nothing", which continues the gripping narrative of the Troubles era and delves deeper into the struggle for internal discipline within the IRA. Finally, "True Romance" brings a 90s action film classic to Sky Cinema Greats at midnight with Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette starring alongside a star-studded supporting cast.

 

[Annoyed An]

I'm kinda worried about how the documentary on Matthew Perry's life is gonna go down, especially since it's all about his struggles with addiction... I mean, I know we're trying to raise awareness and whatnot, but sometimes these kinds of docs can be super triggering for people who've been through similar stuff. At the same time, if it's done right, it could be really important in sparking conversations about mental health and substance abuse . And on a more lighthearted note, I love that Jamie Oliver has got some cool cooking hacks up his sleeve – my auntie is always stressing about getting dinner ready for the holidays, so this sounds like just what she needs

 

[Street Funk of the Th]

I'm all about keeping things real and simple, especially during holidays when people can get a bit carried away . I love how Jamie Oliver is sharing practical tips on minimizing stress during feasts - that's something I'm all for! Like, who doesn't want to enjoy their Christmas dinner without all the fuss?

But what really caught my eye was the documentary about Matthew Perry and his struggles with addiction . It's a harsh reminder of how one can spiral out of control, and how important it is to prioritize mental health during the holiday season. If you're feeling overwhelmed or struggling with addiction, there are resources available - don't be afraid to reach out!

 

[Uptight Unicorn]

I'm still trying to wrap my head around Matthew Perry's life story... that documentary sounds soooo intense I feel bad for the poor guy, struggling with addiction and stuff, but at the same time, it's like, we gotta talk about it, you know? It's not all glamour and glitz in Hollywood, there's real issues going on. And Jasveen Sangha's whole story is wild... I mean, how did she end up dealing ketamine? The way they're tackling addiction in this doco seems kinda hopeful tho?

 

[Ho-Hum Dis]

I'm so done with these documentaries about people struggling with addiction ... Like, I get it, we should care, but can't they just focus on something else for once? And what's up with all the drama-filled shows like "Only Way Is Essexmas 2025"? Can't we all just get along and have a nice cup of tea without all the catty nonsense? ️ I mean, I know some people love that sorta thing, but not me. Give me something light-hearted any day... how about a Christmas movie or a cooking show?

 

[Killer Dinosa]

It's like they're playing the same old games again ... I mean, another documentary about celebrity struggles? Can't we watch something new for once? And what's up with all these docs about dark stuff? It feels like we're stuck in some kind of never-ending nightmare . Meanwhile, on Channel 4, they're trying to make cooking look fun again ... I'm still waiting for someone to invent a way to make vegan gravy that doesn't taste like cardboard . And "Only Way Is Essexmas" is back? Already? Didn't we just get done with that last year? At least the "True Romance" one looks kinda fun, but 90s movies are so last century... I mean, when was the last time I saw a good action flick that didn't feel like it was ripped straight from a video game .

 

[Third-Wo]

you know what's weird about these documentaries? they all seem so serious & somber like the only thing that matters during christmas is being sad or looking into the dark side of life i mean, can't we just have some lighthearted fun for once? "Jamie's Cook-Ahead Christmas" seems like a breath of fresh air with those practical hacks

 

[Middl]

omg, BBC Three's documentary on Matthew Perry is giving me ALL the feels i mean, who knew his struggles with addiction were so deep? it's like, we think we know him from Friends, but this doc is a whole other story... anyway, can't wait to watch it tonight and Channel 4's Jamie Oliver special sounds super informative - gravy recipe alert !

 

[Smo]

I'm always fascinated by how TV shows can shed light on the struggles of people dealing with addiction , like in that documentary about Matthew Perry's life tonight. It's crazy to think that something as seemingly carefree as partying can lead to so much darkness and pain . On a lighter note, who else is excited for "Only Way Is Essexmas" tonight?

 

[Dwarven Aerobics Aren]

I'm kinda fascinated by that documentary on Matthew Perry's life . It's wild how one person's struggle can be so closely tied to the dark world of addiction, you feel? Like, I get it, we all have our own demons, but seeing how it affected him and Jasveen Sangha is just, like, really thought-provoking . And I'm definitely gonna check out Jamie's Cook-Ahead Christmas recipe - that gravy sounds straight fire !

 

[Drunk]

ugh, all these shows are so cringeworthy . like, who watches a cooking show or a drama about the IRA? can't they just do something decent for once? anyway, at least there's some good stuff on Sky Cinema... 90s action films are always lit

 

[Escape from th]

ugh christmas specials are always so cheesy but you know what's even more cringeworthy? people who think they can glamorize addiction "Matthew Perry and the Ketamine Queen" sounds super exploitative to me. like, come on bbc three can't you do better than this? on a lighter note, i'm all about that gravy life . jamie's cook-ahead christmas is literally my spirit animal this holiday season

 

[Mich]

I'm totally fascinated by these different shows on TV tonight... it's like you can't help but wonder what really goes down behind the scenes, you know? Like Matthew Perry's story is super sad but also gives you hope that there are people who care about those struggling with addiction. And "Only Way Is Essexmas" always brings out the drama ... but at least it's fun to watch! I'm not really into action films, but "True Romance" might be worth a watch if you're feeling nostalgic for 90s movies .

But what really caught my eye is how Channel 4's cooking show is all about practical hacks – that's something we can all relate to during the holidays when things get crazy! And I love that they included recipes for everyone, regardless of dietary needs. It's like, who says you can't have a delicious vegan gravy?

 

[Nutty Narwhal]

I'M SO EXCITED FOR THE BLOODY DOCS TONIGHT!!! I MEAN, WHO DOESN'T LOVE A GOOD STORY ABOUT STRUGGLE AND ADDICTION? IT'S LIKE, MATTHEW PERRY'S LIFE STORY IS SUCH A TRAGIC ONE, YOU KNOW? BUT AT THE SAME TIME, "JAMIE'S COOK-AHEAD CHRISTMAS" SOUNDS LIKE JUST WHAT I NEED TO TAKE MY MIND OFF THINGS. I MEAN, WHO DOESN'T LOVE A GOOD GRAVY RECIPE?!

 

[Scandinav]

[] Oh man, Matthew Perry's life story is like a toxic Xmas gift ... who knew ketamine could be so deadly? [ BBC Three ]
[‍] Jamie's Cook-Ahead Christmas sounds like the perfect recipe for stress-free feasts ... who needs drama when you have gravy? [ Channel 4 ]
[] The Aztecs' downfall is a dark Xmas tale indeed ... gold, greed, and betrayal – what's not to love about this combo? [ Channel 2 ]
[] Twisted Sisters: Madness and Manslaughter is giving me chills ... two sisters, one fatal decision [ Channel 2 ]
[] Only Way Is Essexmas 2025 promises festive fun – but let's be real, it's all about the drama [ Channel 4 ]
[] "Say Nothing" is like the Christmas present that keeps on giving... insight into a painful era [ Channel 2 ]
[] True Romance is the perfect Xmas movie classic – 90s action, drama, and Christian Slater [ Sky Cinema Greats ]

 

[Anxious Antelope]

The documentaries on Channel 2 are giving me some major feels ... "Twisted Sisters" is literally too close to home, it's like they're talking about my own family members who struggled with addiction . And "Civilisations: Rise and Fall" is so interesting, I never knew that the Aztecs' downfall was caused by Hernán Cortés giving them gold ... but also, what a sad story. I'm kinda hoping to watch "Only Way Is Essexmas 2025" with my own squad later, we can dish about all the drama .

 

[Heavy Chicken Que]

I heard that Matthew Perry's documentary is gonna be super raw... it's wild how his addiction story went down . And can we talk about Jamie Oliver for a second? That gravy recipe on "Jamie's Cook-Ahead Christmas" sounds like a total lifesaver - I'm def giving it a try this weekend! On the drama side, only way is Essexmas always brings the tea... those cast members better watch their backs . What's up with all these dark documentaries? It's like we're watching the world go darker by the minute

 

[Alive Anteater]

omg I'm so hyped for that documentary about Matthew Perry's life it's like I've been following his story for years and I need to know more about Jasveen Sangha, the ketamine queen her story is wild and I wanna see how it all went down. and can we talk about Jamie Oliver's cook-ahead Christmas special? I'm definitely trying out that vegan gravy recipe ASAP!

 

[Guitar NASCAR Prophec]

I find it really sad that people like Matthew Perry are still struggling with addiction. You know, I used to work with some actors back in the day, and we'd always talk about how they put on this perfect facade for their roles... but behind closed doors, it was a whole different story .

And have you ever noticed how social media can be both a blessing and a curse? On one hand, it's great to stay connected with friends and family, but on the other hand, it's easy to get sucked into all this drama and negativity... I mean, who needs that in their life?!

 

[Hurt Hor]

man, i'm loving this mix of festive vibes and darker tales tonight . you know what's crazy? the fact that we get to watch documentaries about addiction & struggles, but also have cook shows like "Jamie's Cook-Ahead Christmas" that offer practical hacks for minimizing stress during holidays. it's all about finding balance, right? and i'm super stoked to see "Only Way Is Essexmas 2025" - who doesn't love some good ol' fashioned drama with their festive dinner ️?