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Frasier

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Frasier is a television sitcom, produced by Grub Street Productions in association with Paramount, that was created as a spin-off from the highly successful sitcom Cheers. It stars Kelsey Grammer, reprising his character of Dr. Frasier Crane from the earlier series. It has become highly successful in its own right.

Staff (major)

Creators

Actors

actor

role

Kelsey Grammer

Dr. Frasier Crane

David Hyde Pierce

Dr. Niles Crane

John Mahoney

Martin Crane

Jane Leeves

Daphne Moon respectively Daphne Crane

Peri Gilpin

Roz (Rozalinda Doyle)

Dan Butler

Bulldog (Briscoe)

Bebe Neuwirth

Lilith

and of course Moose the Dog

as Eddie

Storyline of the Series

Niles nursed a crush on Daphne for many years, despite being married to Maris Crane. Maris is never seen or heard, only referred to (see unseen character). After a lengthy divorce and other complications, Niles declared his love for Daphne, which she accepted. They are now married with a baby on the way.

Most of the humor (or humour if you're English) is derived of Frasier and Niles competing against each other, and trying to be as snobby as possible. And usually failing. Other themes include Frasier's search for romance, social class conflict with his blue-collar ex-cop father and the lifestyle of a minor celebrity.

The Series Finale

• The high costs per episode (around $75 million for the last season)
• The fact that Kelsey Grammer always aimed at the same number of seasons as cheers had
• The changing airing time of the show - it was moved several times, and had to compete against very popular shows like American Idol, 24 and ABC's According to Jim
• The lower ratings (11.1 million viewers instead of the 14 million it reached before), seldom reaching the top 10 in the last seasons (somewhat related to the moving time slot)

The show will be dedicated to the creator of Frasier, David Angell who died in the American Airlines Flight 11 on the 9/11 attacks.

Record Books

• It is until now the series wich won the most Emmys (31). Kelsey Grammer won 5 of them as Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy.
• After this season Kelsey will also be known as the actor with the longest running character on tv - as he played Dr. Frasier Crane for 20 years now.
• Kelsey Grammer is by far the highest paid tv star in history, getting the unbelievable salary of $ 1.6 million per episode.
• Actor David Hyde Pierce aka Niles Crane earns as much as $1 million per episode - making him the highest paid co-actor in a tv series.

External links

• The Frasier Files is a site with transcripts of all episodes
• Frasier Program Guide Website
• Goodnight Seattle - the Unofficial Frasier Page
• IMDB Link

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Talk Show Selects 1999: A Guide to the Nation's Most Influential Television and Radio Talk Shows		Talk Show Selects 1998: A Guide to the Nation's Most Influential Television and Radio Talk Shows (1998 Edition)		Talk Show Yearbook 2000: A Guide to the Nation's Most Influential Television and Radio Talk Shows (Talk Show Selects, 2000)		Conduct a National Radio Talk Show Tour Without Leaving Your Home or Office...Without Paying a Cent for Air Time (How to Make People Buy Whatever You)