Matt LeBlanc Blasts ‘Friends’ Reunion

Forget about a "Friends," reunion because Matt LeBlanc won’t be there for you — and his recent criticism of NBC has media moles saying he could be banned from the Peacock Network!

While ’90s reboots are red hot, Matt — who starred as Joey Tribbiani for the show’s 10 seasons — thinks an updated version of "Friends" is a lousy idea, a source tells The National ENQUIRER.

“That show was about a finite period in people’s lives, after school and before you get married,” says the "Top Gear" host, who insists the characters have gone their separate ways.

But if that wasn’t bad enough, Matt also lashed out at NBC for presenting last year’s on-air tribute to director James Burrows as a "Friends" reunion, as it had gathered five of the six cast members — minus Matthew Perry, who had a prior commitment in London.

“That wasn’t a reunion,” Matt snipes of the event, which brought him together with Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer, Courteney Cox, and Jennifer Aniston. “It was a night to celebrate Jim Burrows.”

“Network brass don’t like being criticized, much less in public,” says one critic. “Good luck getting hired again at NBC!”

Says another insider: “It’s a good thing Matt’s not interested in a reboot, because there’s no way it’s happening now!”