With its witty dialogue, sophisticated character development, and classic slapstick situations, FRASIER is perhaps best described as the thinking man�s FRIENDS. Taking centre stage is pompous radio psychiatrist Dr Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer), whose phone-in show serves as much an outlet for his neuroses, as it does a .. Read more
| Starring | John Mahoney, David Hyde Pierce, Peri Gilpin, Kelsey Grammer |
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| Director | Kelsey Grammer, David Lee, Sheldon Epps |
| Genres | Comedy, Television |
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I Absolutely loved this sitcom but it's really gone down hill lately. They really should have quit while ahead, It was cringing to watch this series. :(
... make mine focaccia!
In its' day Cheers was one of the better tv sitcoms to cross the Atlantic, but the spin off, Frasier, broke new ground for television viewing. It succeeded in taking a simple formula ( a la Restoration Comedy... 'in through the out door' ) and honing it into a delightful, and eminently watchable, parody of pomposity and misplaced snobbishness. The dialogue is sharp and witty, and refreshingly it relies on words of more than two syllables.
The star of the show for me is David Hyde Pierce, who plays Frasier's complex psychiatrist brother... not that I mean that to detract from the rest of the cast, who gel brilliantly.
I Absolutely loved this sitcom but it's really gone down hill lately. They really should have quit while ahead, It was cringing to watch this series. :(
... make mine focaccia!
In its' day Cheers was one of the better tv sitcoms to cross the Atlantic, but the spin off, Frasier, broke new ground for television viewing. It succeeded in taking a simple formula ( a la Restoration Comedy... 'in through the out door' ) and honing it into a delightful, and eminently watchable, parody of pomposity and misplaced snobbishness. The dialogue is sharp and witty, and refreshingly it relies on words of more than two syllables.
The star of the show for me is David Hyde Pierce, who plays Frasier's complex psychiatrist brother... not that I mean that to detract from the rest of the cast, who gel brilliantly.