Bill Hader joins Ted Danson to talk about his path from reality show PA to Saturday Night Live, the highwire act of live performance, co-creating Barry on HBO, handling negative feedback, and his friendship with Larry David. Bonus: Ted and Bill trade celebrity doppelgängers.  Like watching your podcasts? Visit http://youtube.com/teamcoco to see full episodes.

Megan Mullally, renowned for her role as Tammy on "Parks and Recreation," teams up with her husband Nick Offerman, a beloved actor and carpenter. They share their quirky meet-cute from a theater production, showcasing their undeniable chemistry. The duo also dives into their creative exploits with their band Nancy and Beth, while addressing the lighter side of serious topics like vaping addiction. Hilarious behind-the-scenes stories from their time on Parks and Rec add to the charm, making for a delightful and engaging conversation.

Quinta Brunson, the creator and star of "Abbott Elementary," shares her journey from childhood memories of "Cheers" to the innovative mockumentary style of her show. She delves into the deep connection between comedy and spirituality, and the transformative power of laughter. The conversation also touches on navigating fame, the essence of storytelling and collaboration, and the importance of nurturing new talent. Plus, Ted and Quinta share a light-hearted surprise phone call that adds to the fun!

Kelsey Grammer, renowned for his iconic role as Frasier Crane, joins Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson to share heartfelt insights on navigating loss and resilience. He opens up about his partying days with Woody and how familial tragedies have shaped his artistic journey. The trio also reminisces about memorable moments from 'Cheers,' exploring the balance between nostalgia and personal challenges. They dive into spirituality, reflecting on a transformative flight experience, and highlight their upcoming work in season 2 of Frasier.

In this engaging conversation, three-time Emmy-winning actress Uzo Aduba shares insights from her memoir, 'The Road is Good,' reflecting on her mother's immigrant journey. Uzo discusses her transition from sports, like figure skating, to becoming an iconic actress, including her role as Crazy Eyes in 'Orange is the New Black.' She and Ted Danson bond over their experiences with sudden fame and the powerful role of storytelling in personal transformation. Uzo's heartfelt moments about grief and connection add a poignant touch to their dialogue.

Simu Liu, known for his iconic roles in 'Shang-Chi' and 'Barbie', shares his fascinating journey from Harbin, China, to Canadian stardom. He discusses his transition from a dissatisfied accountant to a Marvel superhero, and the familial expectations that shaped him. Liu also reflects on his collaboration with Woody Harrelson in their upcoming film, revealing humorous on-set moments and challenges in tight spaces. They talk candidly about navigating fame, mental health awareness, and the importance of authenticity in storytelling.

D’Arcy Carden, an actress who made her mark from nannying and improv to Broadway, joins Ted Danson for a delightful chat. They dive into the charming tales of D’Arcy’s grandmother's crush on Ted and their memorable casting journey on 'The Good Place.' Listeners will enjoy her insights on the emotional highs of acting, the thrill of teamwork, and even a philosophical take on the purpose of life. The duo's reflection on early musical experiences adds a nostalgic flavor, making for a heartfelt discussion!

Jeff Bridges, celebrated for his role as The Dude in 'The Big Lebowski', shares riveting insights from his life and career. He opens up about a recent health scare, and how music shaped his performance in 'Crazy Heart'. The duo reflects on the quirks of marriage and the struggles of balancing life as families expand. Jeff also teases his latest venture in the thriller series 'The Old Man'. With nostalgic Hollywood anecdotes and candid discussions on personal growth, this conversation is both entertaining and heartfelt.

Dax Shepard, known for his candid podcasting journey and recovery advocacy, joins Hollywood heavyweights Woody Harrelson and Ted Danson. The trio dives into Dax's Cheers obsession and how junior high prepared him for fame. They reflect on the influence of substances like LSD on creativity and stress the significance of recovery groups in overcoming shame. Woody shares tales from his early career, revealing an amusing old grudge, while they all discuss the balance of vulnerability and humor in their lives and work.

Josh Brolin, renowned for his role in 'No Country for Old Men', shares his insightful journey from growing up as a ‘Cito Rat’ to finding family on set and embracing sobriety. He reflects on the vibrant surf culture of Montecito and the bonds formed amidst challenges. The discussion also touches on George W. Bush's accent and humorous pranks on set. Brolin candidly reveals how overcoming alcoholism transformed his creativity and personal relationships, making for a heartfelt and entertaining conversation.