Ted Danson wanted to 'stop being a liar' at the end of 'Cheers'
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Key Points:
- Ted Danson revealed on his podcast that at the end of "Cheers" in 1993, he was struggling deeply in his personal life and was not fully aware the show had ended due to his personal turmoil.
- He described undergoing significant personal growth during the show's final year, seeking therapy and striving for emotional maturity and honesty.
- Danson reflected that his difficult personal situation made the transition away from "Cheers" easier, as he was focused on self-improvement and exploring new acting opportunities.
- After "Cheers," Danson continued a successful acting career with roles in "Becker," "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "CSI," and "The Good Place," and currently stars in the Netflix series "Man on the Inside."
- The end of "Cheers" was partly driven by Danson's desire to leave on a high note and challenge himself with new roles, as producers agreed not to continue the show without him.
