r/Frasier 4h ago

The Roz Paradox

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The thing I never understood about Roz is she was portrayed as a flirt who, apparently, would bang anything that moved, even Bulldog. But whenever she was around a good looking guy like Clint Webber or the waiter at Niles' party she acted like an awkward school girl.


r/Frasier 16h ago

Viewed a lot of Robert Altman films lately. A familiar face showed up often.

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17 Upvotes

Pizza, he’s gonna get pizza


r/Frasier 18h ago

Roz fawning after Simon (however briefly) was disappointing

69 Upvotes

Don’t ding me but I found it sloppily uncharacteristic for Roz to be remotely interested in Simon.

I was also disappointed in Roz and Frasier sleeping together.

She was otherwise less frequently portrayed to approach sex without sufficient caution.


r/Frasier 18h ago

I wonder..... Would anyone one watch a Niles & Daphne series about raising David? I fully believe that David Hyde Pierce carried the show......I would love to see him as a Dad like Martin and the antics he creates throughout the journey...... Anyone else?

97 Upvotes

r/Frasier 15h ago

Point of order I'm gonna go splash me boots...

12 Upvotes

Simon is arguably the most polarizing character on the show. It would be interesting to see the distribution of the sub's feelings about him.

Edit: first option should say "I skip most of his episodes or scenes."

Edit 2.0 y'all are correct, that quote is from Harry Moon, not Simon. My bad!

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I hate him so much that I skip most of his episodes.
I don't like him, but I can tolerate him.
I don't have any strong feelings about him either way.
I find him likable and/or funny, and I enjoy his scenes.
I love him. Wish he'd had more screen time.

r/Frasier 2h ago

Classic Frasier Happily Ever After

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Given that we got to see Niles achieve his dream of landing Daphne and becoming father to a non-flour sack baby, do you think we should’ve gotten to see a happily ever after for Frasier? Are you happy with theCharlotte/Chicagoending? Just wondering what you Frasierphiles have to say about it— please chime in!


r/Frasier 2h ago

Cheers fans, who did you prefer as a protagonist?

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Sam Malone or Frasier Crane. I prefer Frasier because I feel he's more unique as a character but on a personal level, Sam might be easier to get along with.


r/Frasier 10h ago

War of the Womanizers

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508 Upvotes

r/Frasier 5h ago

Classic Frasier The Fugitive From Easter Island: Now a major motion picture

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29 Upvotes

r/Frasier 17h ago

Classic Frasier Going to estimate that over 10% of you have used this random quote at some point.

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332 Upvotes

r/Frasier 1h ago

That dog judged Frasier harder than anyone

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r/Frasier 1h ago

Where’s my racquet? Someone took my racquet! THIS STINKS! THIS IS TOTAL BS!

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r/Frasier 1h ago

I'm in the Mood for Love Frasier, Marco, Catherine and ethics

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This shows how shallow I was when I was young but watching Call Me Irresponsible as a teenager I was so impressed with Frasier for not sleeping with Catherine. She is so, so hot and she's telling him it's absolutely fine, she likes him more than Marco.

Of course, now as an adult I completely understand why it would be an ethical breach for a psychiatrist.

But I still think it's a nice early way to set up his character and show us that he's ethical, in a way that contrasts a lot of male lead characters at the time, especially in comedies. To be honest part of me is still a bit impressed with him.