Shownotes Transcript
Hey, listeners, ted dancing here. If you enjoyed my recent episode on smartness as much as I did, you may enjoy my new podcast where everybody knows your name with me and my good friend and khost, woody harson. Woody and I were great friends and work together, obviously, on cheers for eight, nine years together, and then went our different ways.
We'd see each other every once in a while. We thought that this podcast would be a great way. Get to know each other again and to share the friends we've met on our different pad.
So we have a great time. You'll hear some great guests on the show like Christian bell, brian jeff, go bloom, lia kuo and will are net. That's right. We were unlucky enough to get well for our very first episode. Check out the clip now then .
I think about this, about what you've done all the time. Both you guys have gone from there from cheers. You've had no fewer than five hit television shows since then.
Then I can think of you. Backer, good place. You mages damages, I forgot about damages, the one with the .
body board or death or dad love.
That was second.
this is great part cast.
No, but it's true. And you made all those movies.
not at all. Those curve episodes, curbs.
odes, made tons of movies in between. What are you made? Million movies and limited series and comedy and dramas.
And I get the sense of both. You guys don't feel like you've got IT figured out. So maybe you had a moment where you thought you on a bike.
but it's a little bit of the actors illness. You never think you're good enough. You always feel a little bit like in the past, you always don't think you're going to get another job. Yeah and I don't think that goes away. Let IT let's see some oh yeah.
before you heat the prize, can I ask you guys a question yeah to that thing when you're like a room with the bunches of hollywood types and you feel kind like the so my life .
yeah you .
don't feel like you not like you were just saying.
like, totally, I used to imagine that I had you want kind of these parties and I felt like there was an A A number on a piece of paper that stuck to .
my back ranking .
in and you sit there .
and you'd reasoning of fuck twelve hundred really, and twelve.
I know you never had that. Not really like I belong in this room and body loves not .
only do I belong, but these fucking and people are the worst. There are so on town that I can't believe how lucky all these mother fuckers are. This person can barely read.
This person can barely so happy. I love like I this, no, you do have those things. I mean, i've got to worry again. I think that is one of the benefits of getting older that I just put less value on shit like that. And there was a time coming off rest to development, if i'm being totally honest, where I thought that I was gna have, where I had a lot of opportunity and I felt like I squandered IT, which reminds me I got to find my manager .
today and and I ve had those moments where was .
like I could have had this or I could have had that, and I did IT. And I always remind myself that i'm on my path. The universe is always taking caring me yeah so whatever that's gonna be.
And I don't know what is coming for me, but it's fucking great. And IT is right around the corner. And you know, I know that because I always has been, so I just got a bank on that is the only thing that's the kind of the only base I really have.
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