In a recent episode of Conan O’Brien‘s talk show, beloved actors Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson reunited with Kelsey Grammer, bringing back memories of their time on the hit show “Cheers.” The trio spent eight years together on the show, with Danson joining in the third year. During their conversation, they reminisced about their time on set, shared laughs, and even revealed some hilarious anecdotes.

Ted Danson, known for his theater work, films, and books, started the conversation by recalling his relationship with actress Kathleen McGrath, who guest-starred on “Cheers.” He mentioned that they had a bit of an on-and-off relationship, and it was funny that his wife, Mary Steenburgen, just recently realized they had a history together after watching a rerun of the show. Danson hilariously admitted to feeling embarrassed and lying about it, only to realize that it wouldn’t do him any good.

Woody Harrelson then chimed in with a funny story of his own, revealing that he used to own a sailboat during his time on “Cheers” and even sailed twice a week while working on the show. He shared how he once brought Kate, his now-wife, to see his beloved boat and, to his surprise, she asked if he had ever had sex on it. Harrelson froze but decided to be honest and admitted that he had. Much to his surprise, Kate responded by saying she wouldn’t go out on the boat. Harrelson ended up selling the boat, understanding that it was the right decision for their relationship.

The conversation then shifted to the topic of co-stars. They discussed working with Christopher Lloyd, who appeared on the show and is related to Danson. Danson mentioned that he discovered this during his appearance on the show “Finding Your Roots” with Lisa Kudrow. The conversation further delved into their family backgrounds, with Danson revealing that his lineage goes all the way back to Henry VII and various other historical figures.

The trio also discussed their experiences at Pine Crest Preparatory School and their early involvement in music and theater. Danson shared that he started singing at a young age after joining the singing group affiliated with Pine Crest. He also mentioned how the loss of his grandfather and father played a significant role in his decision to pursue art, specifically acting. Reflecting on his time at Juilliard, Danson humorously admitted that he didn’t particularly enjoy acting class, as he found his teacher more interested in the female students.

The conversation took a more reflective turn when they discussed the tragedies in Danson’s life, including the loss of his sister Karen, who passed away just before her nineteenth birthday. Danson shared that writing a book about his sister helped him understand the impact her loss had on him and how it influenced his approach to life. He expressed that he has carried her memory with him ever since and that writing the book was a way to honor her.

Despite the challenges Danson faced throughout his life, including the loss of his grandfather, father, half-brother in a shark attack, and his sister’s passing, he has managed to find strength and pursue his passion for acting. His resilience and ability to find humor and joy amidst difficult times are truly inspiring.

This candid conversation on Conan O’Brien‘s talk show showcased the depth of camaraderie between Ted Danson, Woody Harrelson, and Kelsey Grammer. They shared laughter, heartfelt stories, and reflections on life, leaving viewers with a renewed appreciation for their enduring friendship and remarkable careers.