Frasier

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  • TV-PG
  • 1993
  • 11 Seasons
  • 8.2  (87,736)

Frasier is a highly acclaimed sitcom that aired on NBC from 1993 to 2004. The show revolves around the life of Dr. Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer), a successful psychiatrist and radio host who moves back to his hometown of Seattle following his divorce. Frasier reconnects with his father Martin (John Mahoney), a retired police officer, and hires a live-in housekeeper Daphne (Jane Leeves) to help care for his dad, who is injured and requires assistance. Frasier's younger brother Niles (David Hyde Pierce), also a psychiatrist, is a frequent visitor to his father's apartment and often joins Frasier and Martin for meals and drinks. The two Crane brothers have a complicated relationship: they love each other but also are highly competitive and often bicker. Frasier's radio show is a key element of the series. Listeners hear Frasier give advice over the airwaves, often with comical results. His producer Roz (Peri Gilpin) is a vital part of the show, contributing to the humor and hijinks. The show is known for its witty writing, smart humor, and stellar performances from the cast. Grammer's portrayal of Frasier is pitch-perfect, balancing his egotism and snobbery with genuine warmth and compassion. Pierce shines as Niles, delivering perfectly timed one-liners and physical comedy. Leeves and Gilpin are both excellent as their respective characters, providing the show with some much-needed female energy. Mahoney's performance as Martin is also a standout, bringing humor and heart to the role of the no-nonsense patriarch. One of the most beloved characters on the show is Eddie, Martin's lovable dog played by Moose. Eddie is a scene-stealer and a fan favorite, often getting his own storylines and moments of comic relief. Frasier is a show that will make you laugh out loud, but also tug at your heartstrings. Themes of family, love, and finding one's place in the world are explored throughout the series, making it relatable and endearing. Overall, Frasier is a fantastic sitcom with a terrific cast, charming characters, and clever writing. It's a must-watch for anyone who enjoys a good laugh and heartwarming moments. If you haven't seen it yet, be sure to watch Frasier online and experience one of the best sitcoms of all time. Watch Frasier online to enjoy a timeless classic that will make you laugh, cry, and feel all the feels.

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Seasons
Goodnight, Seattle: Part 2
25. Goodnight, Seattle: Part 2
May 13, 2004
In part 2 of the finale of Frasier, Eddie is taken to the vet by the family during Martin and Ronee's wedding rehersals, Niles and Daphne have very good news. Martin prepares to move out of appartment 1901 and Frasier decides on the offer put to him by his agent.
Goodnight, Seattle: Part 1
24. Goodnight, Seattle: Part 1
May 13, 2004
In part 1 of the finale of Frasier, Frasier struggles to put together a wedding for Martin and Ronee, Some of Daphne's brothers come to Seattle and Frasier gets an offer from his agent that he is considering whether to take or not.
Goodnight Seattle Part 2
24. Goodnight Seattle Part 2
May 13, 2004
Frasier, Niles, Daphne, Martin, and Roz move on to new chapters in their lives.
Analyzing the Laughter
23. Analyzing the Laughter
May 13, 2004
During a flight, Frasier strikes up a conversation with Dr. Anne Ranberg, a fellow passenger. To distract themselves from unsettling turbulence, Frasier tells Anne about the eventful few weeks he's just had. It all began over a passionate lunch with Charlotte that makes Frasier late for his radio show, and forces Kenny the station manager to go on the air in Frasier's place.
Crock Tales
22. Crock Tales
May 4, 2004
A flashback show of new scenes all revolving around a crock pot.
Detour
21. Detour
April 27, 2004
A road trip takes Frasier and Charlotte off the beaten path, and a series of misunderstandings turns three job interviews into a comedy of errors. Over coffee with Roz, Frasier can't resist confessing that he spent the previous night with Charlotte. Roz introduces Frasier to her friend, Amber Licious, a stripper who has agreed to perform at Martin's bachelor party. Frasier asks Amber to meet him at his condo that night to discuss the event. Charlotte's got an out-of-town business trip, so Frasier offers to drive her to the train station. En route, Charlotte stuns Frasier with the news that she's moving back to Chicago. Lost in conversation, Charlotte misses her train, and while racing to the next station, Frasier's car "dies" in the middle of nowhere. Stranded, Frasier calls Niles, who reluctantly agrees to pinch-hit for him at the meeting with Amber. Frasier and Charlotte have no choice but to spend the night at the farmhouse of a strange family, whose recently deceased matriarch's coffin is laid out in the living room. Back in Seattle, confusion ensues when Niles mistakes Martin's new physical therapist candidate for Amber, the stripper; Daphne interviews Amber, thinking she's applying to be a nanny; and Martin speaks with Amber about the physical therapist's post. The next morning, Frasier and Charlotte decide to make the most of the three weeks they have before Charlotte moves.
And Frasier Makes Three
20. And Frasier Makes Three
April 20, 2004
When it comes to dating Charlotte, three's a crowd. Determined to win Charlotte's heart, Frasier plots his strategy for wooing her away from her boyfriend Frank. Step One: spotting an anthology of Irish plays in Charlotte's briefcase, Frasier bones up on all the great Irish writers. Step Two: he invites her to a romantic dinner at his favorite French restaurant. Unfortunately, Frank crashes the party and dominates the conversation. Frasier's efforts to impress Charlotte by quoting famous Irishmen fail once he learns Frank's the fan of Celtic literature, not her. Back at Frasier's place, Martin shows off the engagement ring he plans to give Ronee. But after admitting he originally bought the diamond for an ex-girlfriend, Daphne shames him into a buying another ring. Hoping to work his "magic," Frasier horns in on Charlotte's dates with Frank, who's oblivious to Frasier's feelings. Martin discovers that the new ring he bought at a police auction is inscribed to Lil' Cupid, a rapper whose goods were seized in a bust, so he covers his tracks by referring to Ronee as his "Lil' Cupid." Meanwhile, a spat between Charlotte and Frank emboldens Frasier to admit he cares for her, and they spend the night together. The next morning, Charlotte informs Frank that she's moving back to Chicago in several weeks - news she neglects to tell Frasier when she sends him off to work.
Miss Right Now
19. Miss Right Now
April 6, 2004
Could a one-night stand "cure" Frasier's crush on Charlotte? Frasier can't stop thinking about his matchmaker, Charlotte. He's drawn to her, even though he knows she's dating another man. Meanwhile, Ronee tries to hide the fact that she spent the night with Martin when her strict, churchgoing mother Betty shows up for a visit, and Niles develops a craving for fast food after accompanying Daphne to a local hamburger chain. Eager to get over Charlotte, Frasier intellectualizes his emotions, yet even Roz can see Frasier's crazy about her. While Charlotte goes off on a camping trip with her boyfriend Frank, Roz takes Frasier on a trip to the local singles bar. Within minutes, Frasier meets a free-spirited woman named Kim, who invites herself home with him. Kim and Frasier's night of wild passion is thwarted by a series of pop-in visits by Niles, Daphne, Ronee, Betty, Martin, and finally, Charlotte, who fled the woods after a spat with Frank. After Kim bids Frasier goodnight, Charlotte stays to talk. Charlotte misinterprets Frasier's attempts to share his romantic feelings for her as advice to reconcile with Frank. Once Charlotte leaves, Frasier admits to Martin that he knows he should let her go, but he decides to fight for her anyway.
Match Game
18. Match Game
March 30, 2004
Frasier accidentally gets off the elevator on the wrong floor in his apartment building and meets Charlotte, who runs a matchmaking service. She convinces him to sign on with her, even though her fee is $10,000. After a series of disastrous dates arranged by Charlotte, Frasier discovers that Charlotte herself is having problems in her own life, and starts to have feelings for her. Niles and Daphne are considering having a natural birth for their child.
Coots and Ladders
17. Coots and Ladders
March 16, 2004
Frasier is getting disillusioned with the way his life is going as his job is becoming dull and he is still unable to get into a meaningful relationship. So when his elderly neighbour Opal asks Frasier for help changing a lightbulb, he decides to do something risky and impulsive, and steals a medal that Opal won at the 1936 Olympic games. Afterwards, overcome with guilt, he persuades Niles to help him return the medal to Opal's apartment in secret.
Boo! (a.k.a. I'm With Her)
16. Boo! (a.k.a. I'm With Her)
March 2, 2004
Frasier gets annoyed when Martin constantly sneaks up behind him and scares him. Since he has a clown suit for use in therapy in dealing with one of his patients who has a fear of clowns, he decides to get his revenge on Martin by dressing up in the clown suit and pretending to attack Martin with a meat cleaver. Unfortunately, he scares Martin so much that he has a mild heart attack and ends up in hospital. While he is recovering, Martin asks Ronnee to marry him.
Caught in the Act
15. Caught in the Act
February 24, 2004
One of Frasier's past loves, children's entertainer Nanny G, is in town for a series of performances. Although Nanny is married, she still has a passion for Frasier and lures him into a bed used as a prop in her upcoming performance. Things go badly wrong when the show for local children starts with Frasier and Nanny together in the bed.
Freudian Sleep
14. Freudian Sleep
February 3, 2004
Ronnee and Martin are planning a peaceful weekend away at a country cottage, but Frasier, Niles and Daphne get themselves invited as well. While at the cottage, each person has a bizarre dream that reveals something about their hidden feelings.
The Ann Who Came to Dinner
13. The Ann Who Came to Dinner
January 13, 2004
When Frasier discovers that Martin never mailed in the insurance renewal for his apartment, he is in a panic to get new insurance. Roz suggests that Frasier make amends with Ann (from episode 11x05 - The Placeholder) by buying the insurance from her. Ann reluctantly agrees to assess Frasier's apartment but while there, slips in Frasier's kitchen and breaks her leg. Worried that Ann will sue him, Frasier suggests that she stay with him until she gets used to her crutches. However, Ann is convinced that Frasier is in love with her, and refuses to leave. Meanwhile, Niles and Daphne try to retrieve an embarrassing painting from Maris's house.
Frasier-Lite
12. Frasier-Lite
January 6, 2004
To raise money for charity, the KACL staff challenge the staff at KPXY to see who can lose the most weight in two weeks. The contest becomes personal when Frasier discovers that the station manager at KPXY is a guy who used to bully him in school. Meanwhile, Niles and Martin try to nurse back to health a pigeon that flew into a window in Frasier's apartment.
High Holidays
11. High Holidays
December 9, 2003
Frasier and Eddie get an offer to film a tv commercial about Seattle, Freddie comes to Seattle with a new look. Niles finds out that he never rebelled when he was younger and decides to make up for it and rebel now...but it doesn't go as planned.
Seabee Jeebies
10. Seabee Jeebies
December 2, 2003
Niles is basking in the fame and public attention he is getting from his connection to Maris's murder case, making Frasier jealous. When Frasier learns he has been nominated for two awards at the Seattle Broadcasters (Seabees) gala, he tries to make the most of his situation to put Niles in his place, but things don't go as planned.
Guns N' Neuroses
9. Guns N' Neuroses
November 18, 2003
Lilith is in Seattle for a conference so Frasier reluctantly meets up with her. Later Frasier meets separately one of Lilith's friends in Cafe Nervosa, who sets Frasier up on a blind date with Lilith. Frasier and Lilith meet up later for a drink but each tells the other that they will have to leave soon to meet their blind date. Meanwhile, Daphne accidentally sets off Martin's gun in Frasier's apartment, which causes damage to some of Frasier's prized art possessions.
Murder Most Maris (2)
8. Murder Most Maris (2)
November 11, 2003
After Maris's arrest for murder, the press learns that Niles had given her the antique crossbow that was used as the murder weapon. Niles and Daphne's lives become hell when they are hounded by the press, and although Niles appears to be coping well, he eventually disintegrates in public by taking all his clothes off at Cafe Nervosa.
Maris Returns (1)
7. Maris Returns (1)
November 4, 2003
Frasier's first day back in private practice goes from bad to worse as he embarrasses himself with every patient who comes to see him. Meanwhile, Maris phones Niles desperate for help in dealing with an abusive Argentinian boyfriend. Niles agrees to meet Maris for lunch, and is about to tell Daphne when he changes his story and claims he was out planning a surprise baby shower for her. At the shower, Maris's boyfriend shows up and punches Frasier. Later, there is a news report that Maris has been arrested for her boyfriend's murder.
I'm Listening
6. I'm Listening
October 28, 2003
Martin's relationship with Ronee is getting serious, but one morning Frasier overhears Ronee making a date with another man. When he tells Martin, Martin accuses him of eavesdropping. Although Frasier agrees not to do it again, he gets into a series of progressively more embarrassing situations where he overhears things happening between Martin and Ronee.
The Placeholder
5. The Placeholder
October 14, 2003
Roz tries to set Frasier up with her friend Ann, since Roz is concerned that Frasier is getting out of pratice with dating women. Although Frasier isn't interested in Ann, he agrees to take her to dinner. However, Kenny is also taking Liz Wright, who has a job offer at a Seattle art museum, out to dinner in the same restaurant. Kenny tries to get Frasier to agree to give Liz a tour of Seattle to persuade her to take the job. Since Liz is stunningly good-looking and Ann turns out to be a bore, Frasier tries to dump Ann so he can join Kenny and Liz at their table.
The Babysitter
4. The Babysitter
October 7, 2003
While out shopping for a couch for his new office, Frasier meets Ronee Lawrence who used to babysit him and Niles when they were children. Since Frasier had a crush on her years ago, he decides to try to get to know her better, but it turns out that Ronee is more interested in Martin, causing Frasier to be jealous.
The Doctor Is Out
3. The Doctor Is Out
September 30, 2003
Frasier suspects Roz's new boyfriend Barry of being gay and mistakenly thinks he goes to a gay bar. When Frasier visits the bar trying to find Barry, he is recognized by people in the bar and soon all of Seattle thinks he is gay. Meanwhile, Frasier tries to build a friendship with Alistair Burke, a famous opera producer. Burke turns out to be gay and thinks Frasier wants a sexual relationship with him.
A Man, a Plan and a Gal: Julia
2. A Man, a Plan and a Gal: Julia
September 23, 2003
Niles convinces Frasier that the reason he has no luck with women is that he gets hung up on little faults. When he tries to be more tolerant of Julia, however, she proves to be obnoxious during a party at Frasier's apartment, and she ruins Niles and Daphne's plans to break the news of Daphne's pregnancy by blurting it out during dinner.
A Man a Plan and a Gal Julia
2. A Man a Plan and a Gal Julia
September 23, 2003
Julia spoils Niles and Daphne's announcement that they're expecting.
No Sex Please, We're Skittish
1. No Sex Please, We're Skittish
September 23, 2003
Frasier is nervous about having sex with Julia. Roz hates her new job after only one day and decides to come back to KACL and pretend she had never quit. Niles admits to Daphne that when he was a student he had donated sperm to a sperm bank, but when he checks on what happened to it he discovers that it was discarded due to low motility.
Description

Frasier is a highly acclaimed sitcom that aired on NBC from 1993 to 2004. The show revolves around the life of Dr. Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer), a successful psychiatrist and radio host who moves back to his hometown of Seattle following his divorce. Frasier reconnects with his father Martin (John Mahoney), a retired police officer, and hires a live-in housekeeper Daphne (Jane Leeves) to help care for his dad, who is injured and requires assistance.

Frasier's younger brother Niles (David Hyde Pierce), also a psychiatrist, is a frequent visitor to his father's apartment and often joins Frasier and Martin for meals and drinks. The two Crane brothers have a complicated relationship: they love each other but also are highly competitive and often bicker.

Frasier's radio show is a key element of the series. Listeners hear Frasier give advice over the airwaves, often with comical results. His producer Roz (Peri Gilpin) is a vital part of the show, contributing to the humor and hijinks.

The show is known for its witty writing, smart humor, and stellar performances from the cast. Grammer's portrayal of Frasier is pitch-perfect, balancing his egotism and snobbery with genuine warmth and compassion. Pierce shines as Niles, delivering perfectly timed one-liners and physical comedy. Leeves and Gilpin are both excellent as their respective characters, providing the show with some much-needed female energy. Mahoney's performance as Martin is also a standout, bringing humor and heart to the role of the no-nonsense patriarch.

One of the most beloved characters on the show is Eddie, Martin's lovable dog played by Moose. Eddie is a scene-stealer and a fan favorite, often getting his own storylines and moments of comic relief.

Frasier is a show that will make you laugh out loud, but also tug at your heartstrings. Themes of family, love, and finding one's place in the world are explored throughout the series, making it relatable and endearing.

Overall, Frasier is a fantastic sitcom with a terrific cast, charming characters, and clever writing. It's a must-watch for anyone who enjoys a good laugh and heartwarming moments. If you haven't seen it yet, be sure to watch Frasier online and experience one of the best sitcoms of all time.

Watch Frasier online to enjoy a timeless classic that will make you laugh, cry, and feel all the feels.

Frasier is a series that is currently running and has 11 seasons (273 episodes). The series first aired on September 16, 1993.

Where to Watch Frasier

Frasier is available for streaming on the NBC website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Frasier on demand at Google Play and Apple TV.

  • Genres
    Comedy
  • Cast
    Kelsey Grammer
    Jane Leeves
    David Hyde Pierce
    Peri Gilpin
    John Mahoney
  • Channel
    NBC
  • Premiere Date
    September 16, 1993
  • IMDB Rating
    8.2  (87,736)
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