jeremy3 Like Becker, I think Frasier is even better than Cheers. I like everything about the show. Christopher Lloyd is the Executive Producer and frequently wrote episodes. The number of actors who appeared in the show is amazing. Everything about the show is amazing. An English born actor playing a regular American Dad. An actor who is gay in real life playing a super heterosexual sportscaster. An actress from a completely different part of England playing from Manchester. The comedy and wit is so well written. Two sheltered intellectuals with a dad who is blue collar. Frasier never finding a lasting relationship. Niles secretly loving Daphne, but they never have a relationship. Rose Doyle being so out of place, abrupt and earthy, in contrast to the Crane brothers. It is a combination of great acting and great scripts that make Frasier one of the best shows. Lastly, Eddie, The Jack Russell Terrier. The best actor on the show.

sundevilemily I always wondered for a while what the show Frasier is like and I saw that it was on Netflix and I decided to watch the first episode and go from there to see if I really liked it.Now I am almost done watching season 3 since I watched the first episode and it is such a funny show to watch and it's a show where people can really connect to.Kelsey Grammar does such a great job at bringing heart and soul to the character Frasier Crane who helps out people on his radio talk show.

Mahmoud S Growing up in the era of such great sitcoms like Friends, Seinfeld and Frasier in particular, it's hard to like any sitcom that follows. Deservedly, Frasier is the highest Emmy-winning sitcom in history. Frasier is a spin-off of 80's sitcom Cheers, and follows Dr Frasier Crane's return to his hometown of Seattle to a) care for his retired father Martin and b) helm his very own radio show. The writing throughout the show's 11 seasons is stellar. Dialogue is incredibly witty, and may not appeal to some but is definitely my cup of tea. The show's real gem however is its' cast and how they interact with one another. You can tell (as with the Friends cast) that these are a very close knit group of professionals who really love their job and each other. Each of the main cast brings their own unique brand of comedy into the mix, whether it's through Frasier's ego, Niles' quirkiness, Martin's all American attitude, Roz's cynicism or Daphne's kookiness. None of the supporting cast disappointed either; Bebe Glazer was deliciously evil, Lilith deliciously cold, Gill Chesterton deliciously camp, Bulldog deliciously a jerk, Noel deliciously pervy, and Maris (who never appeared) deliciously..well, Maris! Every actor was flawless.If you haven't watched Frasier yet, do yourself a favour and buy/watch it. Nothing more to be said. Well done to all those involved in making such a timeless classic.

Wes47 264 episodes, about 30 good ones. Most of the series is like watching a demolition derby. Everyone tries to make themselves feel better by attacking everyone else.If my brother kept accusing me of undermining his career, hurling insults at my best friend, and staying in a loveless marriage while drooling all over my maid, I'd not only tell him he needs his head examined, he should have it removed first.The only character I consistently liked was Eddie, the dog. He should have gotten his own show. -------- I have nothing more to say about the show. This text is just here to meet the 10 line requirement. Really. Nothing more to see here. Move on now, OK?