Matt LeBlanc, the actor famous for his role as Joey Tribbiani on the iconic sitcom 'Friends', is returning to television with a new crime drama titled 'Flint'. In this series, which is in development at CBS, LeBlanc will star as a Los Angeles police officer facing burnout just before retirement. The plot follows his character as he attempts to get fired by breaking departmental rules, which unexpectedly enhances his effectiveness as a law enforcement officer. This marks a significant shift for LeBlanc, who has primarily been known for his comedic roles. He gained worldwide fame during his 10 seasons on 'Friends' from 1994 to 2004, where he and his co-stars earned $1 million per episode by the show's conclusion. After 'Friends', he starred in the spin-off 'Joey' and later found success in the series 'Episodes', earning a Golden Globe for his performance. LeBlanc's last regular TV role was in 'Man with a Plan', which aired from 2016 to 2020. The actor has expressed gratitude for his career, acknowledging the financial freedom it has afforded him.