Another 'Friends' alum is headed to ABC.

According to EW.com, ABC has officially picked up the comedy series 'Mr. Sunshine,' starring Matthew Perry as the manager of a local sports stadium who has a midlife crisis on his 40th birthday. Allison Janney co-stars.

The news should come as little surprise, as it was reported last week that the pilot had tested well in screenings.

Perry will join former 'Friends' co-star Courteney Cox ('Cougar Town') on the network, though no word yet on whether 'Mr. Sunshine' will air on ABC's Wednesday-night lineup.

Meanwhile, Jack Bauer may be headed for trouble, but at least '24' alum Elisha Cuthbert will get her happy ending: EW.com also confirmed that the Cuthbert vehicle 'Happy Endings' was given the OK today. Cuthbert plays a bride-to-be who dumps her fiance at the altar, then must readjust to live with her friends.

And finally, it appears as though 'Privileged''s Joanna Garcia may have better luck on ABC, as the the network has just said yes to the comedy series 'Better Together.' Jennifer Finnigan co-stars on the show, about two sisters at different stages in their relationships.

On the drama side, the Live Feed is now reporting that ABC has picked up three for the fall season: Jerry Bruckheimer's legal procedural 'The Whole Truth,' 'My Generation,' about a group of former high school classmates, and 'Detroit 187,' a cop dramedy starring 'Sopranos' alum Michael Imperioli.

Earlier this week, ABC said yes to 'No Ordinary Family,' starring Michael Chiklis and Julie Benz.

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