Apparently Lindsay Lohan thought Lisa Kudrow's The Comeback was a reality show – and pitched herself for it
The former Friends star relayed the bizarre tale during an appearance on James Corden's US chat show
In a strange story that raises a LOT more questions than it answers, Friends star Lisa Kudrow has revealed that Lindsay Lohan put herself forward to take part in The Comeback – apparently thinking it was a reality show.
The Comeback is, of course, a comedy drama starring Kudrow as sitcom actress Valerie Cherish.
But when Kudrow was discussing online whether there would ever be a third series of the HBO comedy, things got weird. According to Kudrow, Lohan popped up in a Twitter thread to say: "I'll do it!" (Although such a tweet no longer exists.)
But that wasn't the end of it.
Appearing on The Late Late Show with James Corden, Kudrow responded: "I thought that was interesting, because number one: it's my show, but also – because someone in our office said that someone from her representative called and pitched her, and he was pretty sure they thought it was a reality show.
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"And I thought, 'Well how's that possible?' But if they think it's a reality show, why am I in a red wig calling myself Valerie Cherish? And why would I be on a reality show called The Comeback?
"I mean, that's the whole humiliating joke."
