Ted Danson has accumulated a lot of impressive TV credits over the years, ranging from Becker to "The Good Place" to CSI for ...

Ted Danson made his first appearance as a member of CBS‘ CSI team on Wednesday night.. The actor replaced Laurence Fishburne, playing a new CSI supervisor, D.B. Russell, who has his own way of ...

LOS ANGELES – July 12, 2011 — Multiple Emmy Award winner Ted Danson will join the cast of CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, in a series regular role, on the CBS Television Network.

Ted Danson has played an incredible range of characters on screen from Sam Malone on "Cheers" to himself on "Curb Your Enthusiasm," but his turn as D.B. Russell on "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ...

‘CSI: Cyber’ Boss on Ted Danson’s Addition, Pressure of Being Only Series in Franchise "OK, we're it," Pam Veasey tells THR with a laugh about being the last 'CSI' series standing.

CSI is going through a major change and Ted Danson's right in the middle of it. The CBS drama recently lost leading man Laurence Fishburne and gained Danson, whose addition will be a welcome but ...

Ted Danson --do we really need to bore you to death with the long list of credits? -- will become a series regular on "CSI" next season, CBS announced last night. He'll replace Laurence Fishburne ...

It's a long way from running a bar on the TV comedy "Cheers," but this fall Ted Danson will join the cast of "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," CBS announced late Tuesday.

Ted Danson will exit “CSI: Cyber” after just one season, CBS Entertainment president Glenn Geller confirmed on Tuesday at the TCA winter press tour.

Ted Danson is departing CSI: Cyber to costar in a new NBC sitcom with Kristen Bell, which appears to put the fate of the long-running CBS franchise in serious jeopardy.

Ted Danson has joined CBS' aging but still thriving procedural "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," filling the lead role created when Laurence Fishburne clocked out last month. Also read: Laurence ...

Ted Danson has an impressive body of dramatic work on his resume, from “The Onion Field” and “Body Heat” in his early days to “Damages” in recent years. Still, he’ll always be ...