Anyone else miss the show Frasier?

Question

I loved that show and all of the charcters. It was so funny and the writing and acting was top notch.

Answer 1

I do! I do! They were all brilliant, but I think I miss Niles (David Hyde Pierce) the most. Did you ever see the episode that starts out with Niles noticing his pants are creased before a date, so he takes them off to iron them, he cuts himself at some point and faints everytime he sees the blood, sets fire to the couch . . . and, it's all done without him saying a word? Fabulous! So, yeah, I miss "Frazier".

Answer 2

BIG TIME!! I still watch the reruns - they're so much better than most of the stuff on the air now. The show is/was so witty! When they announced that Frasier was getting his own show, I was afraid it would be a Cheers clone (while fun, it was getting a bit "old"). I was very glad to see they went "cerebral".

It's hard to say who I miss more - I LOVED Niles! David Hyde Pierce was fabulous. I remembered him from "The Powers That Be" - when that show was cancelled, I was disappointed because I liked him even then. Too often really talented people drop off the face of the earth. When I heard about "Frasier", I pictured him as a young Frasier Crane and was SO happy when he actually turned up on the show. I do hope we see him on television again soon.

Answer 3

I live in Oklahoma and I still watch Frasier 4 times a day. I have satellite and different stations have it at different times. They are all reruns of course, but my son and I love them. My son and I believe the show should continue to me produced. It would be as popular today as it was then. That show is a show of the past and has the best humor, but if it were to be remade to fit our world today, wouldn't it be soooo funny? The story is always so well woven so that every character gets his/her moment of glory. I love every character and it wouldn't be a show without Eddy. You can go online and read about Eddy. Here's the site:

http://www.thepoop.com/mediahounds/frasier/default.asp

Answer 4

I would agree with u that the show "Frasier" was one of if not the best well-written sitcom ever. The show offered all the ingredients necessary for creating constant laughter accompanied with a hint of true social wittyness. That show gave it's viewers tons of laughs and some pretty good memories. I miss it as well. By the way, the finale was really heart felt. GREAT COMEDY!!!!!

Answer 5

I loved Frasier. I thought it was one of the best written comedies - and the chemistry of David Hyde-Pierce and Kelsey Grammar was about as good as it gets - and their dialogue was a good as any you would find in a classic Broadway play or great comedy movie. Someone characterized it as Television written by Oscar Wilde or Noel Coward, and they were right.

Unfortunately, I think they ran out of gas - but were talking about a character that had been on television for close to 20 years (with Dr. Frazier Crane first on Cheers) - all things have their time.

Last thing to remember - Frazier won 31 Emmys - a record for any television comedy or drama.

Answer 6

certain, I do. Frasier is tremendous, i love it and acquaintances makes you so warmth and fuzzy. Will and beauty became humorous yet not in any respect beloved sex and the city. Do you want My call is Earl, it is lots relaxing! Have a impressive day Peace

Answer 7

I definitely miss Frasier, it was great...it's on Lifetime sometime around noon I think. New shows today just don't compare to the ones that used to be on. I also miss TGIF.

Answer 8

It was great while it was airing and its sad that they cut the the show but its now on lifetime at 9 central time am, tune in and watch it!:D

Answer 9

the Frasier show was awesomely funny...perfect cast..great witty repartee..I still watch it in re-runs.

Answer 10

It was a good show , but i think was beginning to run out of gas