“The Good Place”'s Ted Danson, Kristen Bell and William Jackson Harper Channel “Challengers” at 2025 SAG Awards

The 2025 SAG Awards might just be the good place.

While hosting the awards show on Sunday, Feb. 23, Kristen Bell was interrupted by her former The Good Place costar Ted Danson.

“This is important!” Danson, 77, insisted, before revealing fellow Good Place alum William Jackson Harper sitting next to him at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. “During the clip package — your name is William, right? — William said that you told him that he was your favorite costar.”

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Harper, 45, chimed in, “Look man, I’m just telling him what you told me in Paris.”

Danson, who played Good Place architect Michael in the NBC comedy, took offense to that.

“What? Paris? Oh, come on! That was our city,” he said to Bell, 44.

Danson then questioned whether Harper — The Good Place’s ethical and indecisive Chidi — and Bell kissed. In an attempt to quell the fighting, Bell took a seat between Danson and Harper at their table.

“This is not a challenge,” she said to her costars.

Then, the score from Challengers started playing.

“Yes, it is,” Danson and Harper said in unison before appearing to go in for a kiss, a reference to the tennis drama starring Zendaya, Mike Faist and Josh O’Conner.

Bell then tried to turn the attention away from Danson and Harper’s moment of passion by introducing presenters Quinta Brunson and Andrew Scott.

Challengers follows a love triangle between an injured tennis star-turned-coach Tashi Donaldson (Zendaya), her tennis champ husband Art Donaldson (Faist) and his former doubles partner Patrick Zweig (O'Connor), who also dated Tashi before they got married. The final scene of the movie seems to imply that Art and Patrick’s love for one another trumped either of their loves for Tashi — or the game.

The Good Place aired on NBC for four seasons starting in 2016 and featured myriad twists and turns, principally with what the stars thought to be heaven turning out to be hell.

Bell referenced her iconic characters throughout the evening on Feb. 23, opening the SAG Awards on Feb. 23 with a parody of “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?” from Frozen, in which she voices Princess Anna.

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"Do you want to be an actor?" Bell sang as a montage played on screens showing many of the night’s nominees in their earliest roles. "It can be a bumpy ride. Sometimes there's no stability. Put aside your pride. But everybody started somewhere as we do."

Stars such as Kieran Culkin, who went on to win the outstanding performance by a male actor honor, Jodie Foster, Jeff Goldblum, Zoe Salda?a and more reacted to seeing their younger selves on screen.

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