Ted Danson wanted to ‘stop being a liar’ at the end of ‘Cheers’ saying he ‘f–ked up’ his life so badly
Celebrity News Ted Danson wanted to ‘stop being a liar’ at the end of ‘Cheers’ saying he ‘f–ked up’ his life so badly By Lori A Bashian, Fox News Published July 26, 2026, 3:57 a.m. What did you do when she was over?’ I said, ‘I had f–ked up my life so much that I didn’t even realize ‘Cheers’ was over,'” he said. Elsewhere in the conversation, Danson admitted he “barely knew myself” and took a “postgrad grow-up class fast” the last year he was on the hit show.
- ▪Celebrity News Ted Danson wanted to ‘stop being a liar’ at the end of ‘Cheers’ saying he ‘f–ked up’ his life so badly By Lori A Bashian, Fox News Published July 26, 2026, 3:57 a.m.
- ▪What did you do when she was over?’ I said, ‘I had f–ked up my life so much that I didn’t even realize ‘Cheers’ was over,'” he said.
- ▪Elsewhere in the conversation, Danson admitted he “barely knew myself” and took a “postgrad grow-up class fast” the last year he was on the hit show.
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