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Frasier (TV Series)

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Frasier (TV Series)

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Cheers (TV Series)

Original title

Frasier

Year

1993

Running time

24 min.

Country

United States

Director

David Lee (Creator), Peter Casey (Creator), David Angell (Creator), David Lee, Kelsey Grammer, Pamela Fryman, James Burrows, Sheldon Epps, Philip Charles MacKenzie, Jeffrey Melman, Katy Garretson, Scott Ellis, Andy Ackerman, Wil Shriner, Jerry Zaks, Rick Beren, Gordon Hunt, Cynthia J. Popp, Alan Myerson, Joyce Gittlin, Dan Butler, Ken Lamkin, Ken LevineSee 15 More

Screenwriter

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Music

Bruce Miller

Cinematography

Ken Lamkin

Producer

Grub Street Productions, Paramount Television, Paramount Television. Broadcast by: NBC

Genre

TV Series. Comedy | Sitcom. Spin-off

Synopsis

TV Series (1993-2004). 11 Seasons. 264 Episodes. Recently divorced psychiatrist Dr. Frasier Crane moves back from Boston, MA to his home town of Seattle, Washington, where his ex-policeman father, Martin Crane, and his psychiatrist brother, Niles Crane, also live. He moves into an expensive apartment with his father and his father's newly appointed health care worker from England, Daphne Moon, which whom Niles had a big secret crush on for six years until they started dating. Frasier also lands a job as a radio psychiatrist and makes very good friends with his newly appointed producer, Roz Doyle.

Rankings Position

#38 The 100 Best Sitcoms Of All Time

Awards: 2004: Emmy: 6 Awards, Including Best Actor (Kelsey Grammer). 9 Nominations

2003: Emmy: Best Editing. 5 Nominations, Including Best Supp. Actors

2002: Emmy: 3 Awards, Including Best Guest Actor (LaPaglia). 9 Nominations

2001: Emmy: 3 Awards, Including Best Guest Actors. 11 Nominations

2000: Emmy: 2 Awards, Including Best Guest Actress (Smart). 9 Nominations

1999: Emmy: Best Supp. Actress (Hyde Pierce) and Screenplay. 10 Nominations

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Critics' reviews

"Smartly written, witty and absurdly human"

Tony Scott: Variety
"A series that constructs its characters and situations with care and skill from the start"

Miles Beller: The Hollywood Reporter
"Every scene between Frasier and Niles is just about priceless"

Ken Tucker: Entertainment Weekly
"'Frasier' does not manufacture laughs as consistently as one might expect from a 'Cheers' offspring, it’s still a cleverly written show with a quality cast"

Howard Rosenberg: Los Angeles Times
"It's cozy, involving, socially relevant and marvelously amusing"

Marvin Kitman: Newsday
"In a season of too many three-child sitcoms, 'Frasier' reminds viewers how good an adult sitcom can be"

Hal Boedeker: Miami Herald

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Ranking Lists Position

58 Best TV Series Ever Made (16)
59 My All-Time Favorite TV Series (782)
64 TV Series that I have seen more than once (5)

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