September 16, 1993 - May 13, 2004
NBC Situation Comedy - 265 Episodes
Cast:
| Dr. Frasier Crane: | Kelsey Grammer |
| Dr. Niles Crane: | David Hyde Pierce |
| Martin Crane: | John Mahoney |
| Daphne Moon: | Jane Leeves |
| Roz Doyle: | Peri Gilpin |
| Bob "Bulldog" Briscoe: | Dan Butler |
| Frederick Crane: | Trevor Einhorn |
| Cafe Nervosa Waitress: | Luck Hari |
| Bebe Glazer: | Harriet Sansom Harris |
| Gil Chesterson: | Edward Hibbert |
| Noel Shempsky: | Patrick Kerr |
| Sherry Dempsey: | Marsha Mason |
| Kenny Daly: | Tom McGowan |
| Donny Douglas: | Saul Rubinek |
| Kate Costas: | Mercedes Ruehl |
| Nikos Crane: | Joseph Will |
| Dr. Melinda 'Mel' Karnofsky: | Jane Adams |
| Nanette Stewart: | Karen Ann Genaro |
| Simon Moon: | Anthony LaPaglia |
| Mrs. Gertrude Moon: | Millicent Martin |
| Dr. Lilith Sternin-Crane: | Bebe Neuwirth |
| Lorna Lenley/Lana Gardner: | Jean Smart |
| Eddie (the dog): | Moose |
In this witty sequel to one of television's most
famous shows, Cheers' neurotic psychiatrist Dr.
Frasier Crane got off his Boston bar stool,
divorced his nagging wife, Lilith, and moved back
to Seattle to begin a new life, which turned out
to be a lot like his old life, full of smart people
who canstantly deflated his pompousness. Frasier
had a new job, hosting a radio advice show, and a
striking, ultrachic apartment with a panoramic view
of the Seattle skyline. Into this too orderly world
came his psychiatrist brother, Niles, who was even
fussier than he was, and his grumpy blue-collar dad,
Martin, a retired cop. Martin was disabled and came
to live with Frasier, bringing his disgustingly
favorite chair and his small dog, Eddie, who simply
sat and stared at Frasier. The three men argued
constantly. Smoothing the waters was Daphne, a
cheerful English home-care worker and physical
therapist who looked after dad. Frasier's chief
foils at the station were Roz, his producer and
call screener, and Bulldog, the macho sportscaster.
Perhaps the funniest character was not seen at all.
Nile's rich, insufferable wife, Maris.
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