Matt Friend Joins Prime Video’s ‘Thursday Night Football’ Postgame Show With ‘The Friend Zone’

Deadline•Thu, Oct 22, 2026, 02:28 PM•2 min read

Matt Friend will be bringing some humor to Prime Video’s Thursday Night Football postgame show. The comedian and impressionist has joined the show’s TNF Nightcap as a recurring contributor in a new comedy segment, The Friend Zone with Matt Friend, Prime Video announced Thursday. The segment wil...

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