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/r/Frasier was one of my favorite communities on Reddit. I don't think the demographic of Frasier watchers and Lemmy users is going to overlap a ton, but I figured this space could be a safe refuge for those who are interested in both federated *and* frasier-ated communities. I'm going to add some initial content to hopefully give people something to latch onto as they sip their cafe lattes or dip into a tahitian vanilla bath.
Derek Jacobi sends me into hysterics in this scene. Also super happy that there are Frasier fans over here!
Got an unpopular girlfriend you loved? Hated Eddie? Thought the show should've been set in another city? What's your hot take, Frasier lovers?
5:59 PM, Frasier reveals that he’s going to Chicago. 6:01pm, he’s back at EP 1 with his dad moving in. Thanks CoziTV for keeping it going strong.
https://screenrant.com/frasier-reboot-season-2-cast-story-updates/
Just knowing that other people are such fans of Frasier helps keep me jolly. I hope it helps anyone else who needs a shot (or two) of the Christmas spirit. And if anyone needs some cheering up, as a new fan or an old fan, feel free to hop into our community this winter and post your favorite scenes. Feel free to leave your opinion on chili peppers on Christmas trees.
Okay friends, any predictions for how the season finale will conclude? Since we haven't seen Peri Gilpin yet, I assume our beloved Roz will make her appearance. I'm also curious whether more romance will bloom between Freddy and Eve.
This is a screencap from the new show of Frasier, Season 1, Episode 5. I superimposed a "Thanos Glove" from Marvel since the dichotomy of power vs. goof seemed funny to me!
I just started watching the reboot/revival and am only now realizing the significance of some of the character names: - John, the baby, likely named to honor John Mahoney - They named the bar after Mahoney as well. - Moose, the firefighter, named after the dog that played Eddie - David Crane is obviously named after DHP I'm only on the 4th episode, so there may be more I missed or haven't noticed yet.
Frasier joins Alan and Olivia as they seek membership in the university's prestigious "Founders' Society." Meanwhile, David digs into Freddy's personal life for a surprising reason.
[SPOILERS] Okay so what do we think of the first two episodes so far? How do you feel about how the last 20 years of Frasier‘s life was explained? Do you feel like the Freddy/Frasier dynamic is reminiscent of Frasier/Martin? Any predictions for how the storyline is going to progress?
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/4816693 > "The project is spearheaded by writer-director-producer Jacob Reed (segment director, Jimmy Kimmel Live!). As Reed points out to AV Club, the original “My Coffee with Niles” was “a thinly veiled question about whether or not a spin-off of Cheers called Frasier was worth it.” Now, through this animated lens, he says, “Three decades later, we’re asking the same question about the reboot. Our Frasier Remake is a celebration of Frasier, yet also critiques the current culture of endless remakes.”" > > Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4Z5YvB3IC8
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The following week on October 17, a "double header" (that's two games) of the first two episodes will be featured.
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He’ll also be throwing the ceremonial first pitch.
I’ve been watching Cheers lately. It’s fun seeing Frasier’s character get its start and then watch the Frasier series.
Diane brought Frasier to Cheers. Lilith is the mother of his child and trigger to move back to Seattle. Hester led him down the path to choosing psychiatry as a profession. Which woman would you say had the biggest impact on our beloved radio star?
https://apnews.com/article/wga-writers-strike-demands-d403f5b4666f20e2ce3e379bcaef5f2a
In Season 3 Episode 18, *Chess Pains*, to end the episode Frasier finally beats Martin at chess. And Martin is finally able to sleep. Frasier was obsessed with beating his father the entire episide. Did Martin let Frasier win to end Frasier’s obsession? My vote is **yes**. What think you?
Obviously an older article but with the Frasier reboot coming ever closer I'm waxing nostalgic about John Mahoney. Did you know he had a native English accent with he worked hard to shift to American Mid-Atlantic after moving to the US?
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Since there’s no FrasierSleepers community (yet), I thought I’d ask here. Currently, my favorites are Back Talk and RDWRER. I find episodes with less yelling to be the best.
For me, it’s got to be Niles because he’s skinny enough to climb up through the top and hopefully free us.