- Network: NBC
- Series Premiere Date: Sep 16, 1993
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Universal acclaim- based on 82 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 71 out of 82
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Mixed: 2 out of 82
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Negative: 9 out of 82
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Nov 16, 2011The best comedy ever! From the begin of an episode till the end they always make you laugh. No wonder why this comedy won so many Emmy's! The pilot till the season finale, all episodes are fantastic!
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Feb 17, 2012Classic! what can i say. Smart, witty and excellent ensemble cast. The fact that it is a spinoff of Cheers and one of a minor character from that show. It is the well-written script and the acting that made the show last that long.
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Apr 12, 2013An absolutely fantastic show that is smart, funny, tragic and slapstick all at the same time. But all done with class and a great amount of finesse.
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Mar 25, 2014An absolute classic season! Straight from the good son, the pilot episode we begin to adore the cast and learn about Maris. Each episode felt fresh and all made me laugh.
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Apr 17, 2017One of the all time greatest, for a reason. Start from the beginning and binge watch the entire series. It slows down, barely, toward the end, but it picks back up again for a really great final season. The characters and the acting is so good, it's hard to compare another comedy to Frasier. Do yourself a favor and watch it/watch it again.
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Nov 20, 2021Loved all these although haven’t seen every season but season number one was definitely one of my favourites.
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In the tradition of Cheers, the show thrives by selling up distinct, contrary personalities and making them collide for a half-hour each week. So far the writing is sharp and punchy.
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So far, Martin and Daphne have been good for a few solid laughs per show,but the indispensable costar has proven to be Frasier's brother, Niles, played by David Hyde Pierce.
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Frasier at this point seems much more amusing when he's at home contending with his father than when he's at the workplace fielding phoned-in woes. But wherever he is, he's clearly in good hands -- the hands of old pros who still have the brash enthusiasm of young Turks. [16 Sept 1993, p.C1]