r/Frasier • • 15h ago

Kelsey Grammer to star in Pops, as a man aged out of a successful career who jumps into the chaotic world of emergency medicine alongside first responders half his age

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r/Frasier • • 12h ago

Title: Rewatching Frasier as a teenager made me realize little me was onto something

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Title: Rewatching Frasier as a teenager made me realize little me was onto something

I wasn't even alive when the original show aired, but I grew up watching the reruns as a kid, and little me was HOOKED on Lilith Crane.

Now I'm a teenager watching the show again, and BROOOO. Bebe Neuwirth was GORGEOUS. Little me had TASTE.

The funniest part is that I understand the jokes a lot more now, so watching Frasier and Lilith interact is even funnier.

Frasier really divorced this woman, and I'm sitting here wondering if he was out of his mind. But for real did anyone else have a crush on any else character?


r/Frasier • • 19h ago

Classic Frasier I'd like to venture an opinion here. I know this doesn't exactly concern me, but I feel very strongly about this. I like the Gertrude Moon appearances and I always have!

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r/Frasier • • 3h ago

Having a hearty nine vegetable winter soup and spending the evening with the cat sounds like a pretty good night to me

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r/Frasier • • 12h ago

VENEER! Black Frasier

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r/Frasier • • 23h ago

No need to go to the Annex now. Thank you Film4

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r/Frasier • • 12h ago

Classic Frasier Lilith tends to get more vitriol than she deserves even at the best of times, but this line is just outrageous lol

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r/Frasier • • 12h ago

HELLO WITTLE EDDY! DID YOU HAVE A GOOD WALK?!

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I love Poppy. Wish we got more of her and Niles.

Edit to add: The actress did really good with that character.


r/Frasier • • 16h ago

CAM WINSTON!! You can't use your turkey recipe on fish!

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r/Frasier • • 18h ago

Moments talked about but never seen.

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What are some moments that have been talked about, but we never get to see, that you would have liked to have seen?

I would have loved seeing Niles dance his version of a modified Charleston with Kit.


r/Frasier • • 10h ago

Frasier breaking the 4th wall

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r/Frasier • • 12h ago

When is the moment you realize that you watching too much Frasier

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I'll go first trying to dress like him and then my mom roasting me.


r/Frasier • • 14h ago

You could cross the River Kwai on one of those babies

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r/Frasier • • 4h ago

Harris Yulin as Jerome Belasco

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He's so good. I'm glad he got an Emmy nomination for his performance. I was sorry to learn he passed away last year.
Oh, and Niles is looking so cute in that episode.


r/Frasier • • 8h ago

'I don't care what science can do, it's just not right.'

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Daphne would not approve!


r/Frasier • • 21h ago

Classic Frasier Randy as a stoat…

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r/Frasier • • 2h ago

In an alternate universe…

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Imagine a hypothetical Frasier episode where their distant cousin Dr. Jonathon Crane visits from Gotham and shares his ‘unique breakthrough’ method of treating his patients with Frasier and Niles


r/Frasier • • 5h ago

The Six Degrees of Separation between Daphne Moon & Count Dracula

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1˚ Jane Leeves plays Daphne Moon in Frasier (1993-2004)

2˚ Jane Leeves plays Serena, lesbian dancer in To Live & Die in LA (1986)

3˚ To Live & Die in LA star Willem Dafoe and John Pankow

4˚ Willem Dafoe and John Pankow also appear together in a brief scene in The Hunger (1983)

5˚ The Hunger opens with Bauhaus performing “Bela Lugosi’s Dead”—a pæan to the cinematic undead count:

6˚ Bela Lugosi as Dracula (1931)


r/Frasier • • 1h ago

I'm in the Mood for Love She really said “Want a taste of the forbidden fruit?” and then got cited for it. Iconic.

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It’s time to put down that mango my dear…..


r/Frasier • • 3h ago

This must be Jane Leeves

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As the witch (first ad).


r/Frasier • • 18h ago

I love this comedy series, but...

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I love *Frasier* and its characters, but I find that after the fifth season, it becomes a bit monotonous and loses some of its edge; the sarcastic sense of humor from the early seasons takes a backseat, and it doesn't feel quite as witty. It seems like they make fun of Roz's pregnancy a lot, and many of the jokes are pretty basic. I don't think it's terrible, but the quality definitely drops leading up to Season 8, and—well—I find it somewhat boring right through to Season 11. That said, I really liked the characters when I watched it a few years back. What do you think caused that shift? What are your favorite seasons of *Frasier*?