Ted Danson's latest project is a podcast with Woody Harrelson called Where Everybody Knows Your Name, a nod to Cheers.
"I tend to be a little more of a wallflower than you would think," Danson tells NPR.
"I would never have pegged myself as somebody who would really enjoy doing a podcast'cause I'm the opposite.
I tend to be a little more of a wallflower than you would think."
In the podcast, Danson and Harrelson play a game called Wild Card, in which each guest answers a question from a deck of cards.
The questions are broken down into three rounds: memories, insights, and beliefs.
In the first round, host Rachel Martin asks Danson what was his form of rebellion as a teenager.
"I'm not 100% sure I ever rebelled as a teenager," Danson replies.
"I brought my parents to their knees when I was 45, but I was a bit of a liar in my relationship," he continues.
"And I started to work on myself very seriously around that time, going to clinics, and I had a mentora psychologist and a mentor.
And I worked very hard to not be that person who hid his emotions and just went out the back door
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