Matthew Perry made $1 million an episode on Friends and spent about $9 million trying to get sober. In his last month, a doctor charged him $57,000 for 20 vials of ketamine that sold for about $15 each. In the video below, a year before he died, he describes the night doctors gave him a 2% chance to live. "Five people had an ECMO machine that night, and the other four died, and I survived." On September 30, 2023, the doctor met Perry for the first time. That day he texted a colleague: "I wonder how much this moron will pay." Then: "Let's find out." Same day, he bought $795 worth of ketamine and supplies from another doctor. Perry's assistant paid him $4,500. Over the next 12 days: 20 vials, $57,000. One shot was given in the back seat of Perry's car in a parking lot. That's about $2,850 a vial. Roughly 190 times the going price. Then the assistant found a cheaper source. He was paid $150,000 a year to manage Perry's medical care. In 11 days he bought 51 vials from a dealer prosecutors called the "Ketamine Queen." On October 27, the doctor texted that he'd been "stocking up." The next day, the assistant gave Perry at least three shots. Perry was found dead. He was 54. Then came the sentences. The dealer: 15 years. The assistant: 41 months. The doctor who called him a moron: 30 months and a $5,600 fine. The doctor who supplied him: 8 months of home detention. Netflix releases a documentary about Perry's life on Tuesday. Wednesday marks three years since he died. The doctor made $57,000 and was fined $5,600. Was 30 months enough?