Ted Danson says that near the end of his run on the TV series “Cheers,” he wanted to change his personal behavior and stop “being a liar.” In comments reported by Fox News, Danson describes the mindset behind that desire as part of his broader reflection on his personal life, saying he “f---ed up” his life so badly that he did not even realize “Cheers” had ended in 1993. The New York Post also reports that Danson made similar remarks, framing them as candid admissions about how his personal choices affected his life at the time. Both outlets present Danson’s statements as coming from his own podcast, where he looks back on the period surrounding “Cheers” and his life beyond the show. While the accounts emphasize different phrasing, they agree on the core elements: Danson’s late “Cheers” reflection, his desire to stop lying, his admission that he believes he made serious mistakes, and his claim that he was unaware the series had ended in 1993.