Any really good sitcom that’s a nearly impossible question as you love most of the characters if it’s one of your favourite shows. But to choose a less typical choice, Bebe. I really like her lol
Loved this series & everyone on it ! Loved Mr Mahoney ( Frasier’s dad) & every single person that played on this fun series! I even loved “EDDIE” & each dog that played that part! May all those that have died “Rest In Peace!”
Thanks to God for giving us all of these wonderful people who made us laugh and uplifted a country filled with media sex and violence. These people will be remembered for a long time…especially Mahoney and Eddie. Frazier and his brother were hilarious. So was Daphne. The writing was superb.
I'm surprised this video didn't mention the creator, David Angell. He and his wife were among the passengers on American Flight 11 on September 11th 2001. Rest in Peace.
I remember the delay in production after 9/11. While all shows took a break after that horrible day, "Frasier" was dealing with a much more personal loss due to David's death.
Yes, his accent on Frasier was continuously plausible, perfect as a disgruntled ex- NYC cop. Ditto his fellow native Brit naturalistic character actor Bob Haskins, as Frasier's retired high school bullying gym coach.
so many great actors and great people. they dont make them like these any more. we have sadly lost far too many of the great ones it is so great that we can always go back and see them and remember them.
John Mahoney would hang out in Oak Park at the bar in the Carleton Hotel before he passed away. I saw him a couple times and he was always a perfect gentleman. Never pulled the "do you know who I am" routine.
Kelsey Grammer has the unique distinction of being involved with THREE of the greatest TV shows in history- Cheers, Frasier, and The Simpsons (the voice of Sideshow Bob).
Grammer also holds the character longevity record. His portrayal of Frasier Crane is/was longer than James Arness' portrayal of Marshall Matt Dillon on "Gunsmoke." Reportedly, Grammer phoned Arness about the situation. Arness was not pleased.
The longest running TV character is the character of " Munch" who appeared in 12 or more series. "Homocide " being first & "Law & Order" another major role.
David Hyde Pierce is my absolute favorite character and is the sole reason I still watch Frasier rerun’s. His stoic, hoity-toity, germophobic character kills me.
Lilith played by Bebe Nuewirth, was welcome and should have been included in many more storylines. I also liked very much Kate Costas played by Mercedes Ruehl, Frasiers Radio Station Manager. Then there's another Station Manager, Kenny Daly played by Tom McGowan. Thing about even the extras on Frasier, I felt like I knew them and felt warmth towards them.
A great show, with GREAT writers, and well-chosen actors for each and every role. Nobody has a "sad" ending, to those who have strong faith in our heavenly Father. The millennials who came up with the script & narrator for this, seem "sad".
John Mahoney was acting his entire life who starred in the asphalt jungle with Marilyn Monroe John Huston movie and had so many supporting roles there's too many to count
The level at which this show operated simply cant be topped. The wit, timing and underlying serious tones are something no single show in history has been able to replicate, its hard to believe its a cheers spin off which pretty much was like an oldskool version of Friends. Becker probably came the closest to beating Frasier in terms of tone and wit. Nowadays all we get is one liner sex jokes of men and women chasing each other like kids. No wit no sophistication or themes of depression masked by comedy. A lot of the appeal of the show stems from the very real portrayal of how insecure people deal with life with wit and humor. Frasier has a sad ending where he eventually does end up alone while chasing someone who has little to no interest in him because of his inability to trust his own emotions. I always felt very sad for him as martin and Niles both go on to have happy lives. I guess he did move in with fredrick and got a funny little dog after all.
In the finale actually he’s seen going to Chicago instead of SAN Francisco for his new job. Which shows he went to Chicago to chase down the woman he was seeing who left for Chicago. So we were left wondering if he succeeded rekindling his romance. Literally watched the finale this morning and can’t wait for the reboot with the original cast coming soon
@@jodij6280 we see him on a flight heading for Chicago to be with Charlotte however we never actually see whether it works out he just says to the woman he’s sitting next to on the plane he hope it works out, we think he means his job in San Francisco but then we hear the announcement for Chicago. Hence how their saying in the reboot that’s coming with hopefully most of original cast RIP MARTY 😢 whether it will focus on frasier dating again or what. I still always kinda wanted him and roz to get together after the few one nights wheee they almost and when they did
Steirs was a ton of fun that played practical jokes on his fellow costars. I was fortunate in the opportunity to observe this as an extra in the made for tv Perry Mason episode: "Case of the Avenging Ace" he was so much fun. Ultimately, I only ended up in a single scene, walking with my back to the camera as I passed by Perry Mason (Aron Burr) in a hallway, but what a great experience, RIP.
My favorite character was Niles. His on again, off again marriage to that pretentious twit and then later marriage to Daphne for me was hilarious. He never came across as pompous as Frazier, more pathetic but likeable and very witty. Next would be his Dad but Eddie was my most favorite of all of them being an animal person.
Never understood his attraction to Daphne? He was a M.D and she a P.T. OK,maybe same field, but that's it. Her voice is like nails on a chalk board and the "I'm Psychic" routine are both annoying
So many legend died in thier 70's. Today 70 is not that old at all, but these guy did amazing jobs. But hey, Tom Hanks, Jim Carrey, Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and so on all over 60 so, it's easy to see that if you are pure talent, you will get there. Still too many, too soon. Also. Fighting like a champ against that nasty cancer is really like a Martin Crane "move". Never give up, that man was made of gold and iron.
An impressive array of actors, all of them. I was shocked by the passing of Bob Hoskin. I love Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Eddie Murphy was the first choice for that film but he turned it down because he thought it made no sense. Hoskin once said that he believed he had a close resemblance to Danny DeVito and he wanted them to play brothers in a film but sadly, that did not happen. I would have loved to see that!
My husky and I used to watch this together. He often sang with the song. I had HD TV a few years back and all I had to say was " you wanna watch Frasier?" He was right up on the bed with me. Dogs can actually make out what they are seeing on HD TV apparently. He loved Frasier. It was my relax show as is Mary Tyler Moore and Rhoda. Twin Peaks was too for a while. Until I watched Laura's Diary.
Dogs don't need HD television, they've been watching regular TV for all the years I've known dogs. 72 years. Perhaps not strangely, Afghan hounds, which are sight hounds, have always watched and listened intently. They responded best to other dogs, horses, and deer. All dogs are talented and smart in their own ways.
My season tickets for Kennedy Center, broadway performances and our seats were row right behind John Glenn. He was a gracious man, tall and handsome, looked good in his tux at the NYE shows. I'd not remembered the Frazer episode, but I'm going to get it!
Aming the ones who lent tgeir vouces were christopher reeve, carl reiner, mary tyler moore, glenne headley, carrie fischer, ray liotta, jerry orbach, patty duke, and jill clayburgh.
You missed Alfred Burke who had a role in an episode, can't remember which though, he was a great character actor from England and starred in a long running ( 60s to 70s) series called Public Eye where he played a very unglamorous private eye.
Every source I've seen says he was 18 or 19 when he moved the the USA. I've also seen that he joined the US Army after completing his university studies in Illinois. I don't think a 40 year old would have been accepted into the US Army.
David Stiers was also on Star Trek: Next Generation as a love interest of Lwaxana Troi ...although an accomplished scientist on the verge of saving his planet, their tradition was that at a certain age a person voluntarily died...that tradition, of course, enraged Lwaxana in defense of people still being able to contribute to society regardless of age
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I pray that they all are resting in peace in Jesus' name. I pray that the Lord give the bereaved families the peace and strength they need to carry on IN JESUS' NAME. AMEN. ❤❤❤
One of my fav. Episodes was when it was their Dads birthday and Frasier and Niles always tried to out do each other and Marty ended uo with his horse, as a birthday present, he had in the Police force 🙏💙
Who is your favorite "Frasier" character?
Any really good sitcom that’s a nearly impossible question as you love most of the characters if it’s one of your favourite shows. But to choose a less typical choice, Bebe. I really like her lol
Kelesy aka frasier and John aka Martin
Niless
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Roz
I love Frasier. My comfort show
Frazier & The Golden Girl's are definitely great comfort shows for me
Mine too. So clever and funny, have watched all the episodes multiple times.
Mine too!!
Same
Me too!
Fraiser is one of my all time favs. I have watched this over and over and it never gets old. All of the actors were great.
ME TOO-- EVEN TOMORROW I'LL BE WATCHING IT,
Me too still watching 2 episodes a day in Australia 😂❤
Except Daphne. She contributes nothing but an annoying voice.
John Mahoney was brilliant as Martin, R.I.P Mr Mahoney
I loved John Mahoney and was sad to hear he died. A great actor and a lovable presence.
The actors were all so talented, I loved the show.
I always watched Frasier great show of all time. Great stars and actors.
I still watch it if I come across it. What a great show
Loved this series & everyone on it ! Loved Mr Mahoney ( Frasier’s dad) & every single person that played on this fun series! I even loved “EDDIE” & each dog that played that part! May all those that have died “Rest In Peace!”
That cast was perfect. I can’t imagine anyone else filling their shoes
Kelsey Grammer hated that dog. The dog was said to be rather vicious as Jack Russell Terriers normally are.
Never understood why the Daphne character was British? What does it add? Her voice was irritating and she was super temperamental.
Thanks to God for giving us all of these wonderful people who made us laugh and uplifted a country filled with media sex and violence. These people will be remembered for a long time…especially Mahoney and Eddie. Frazier and his brother were hilarious. So was Daphne. The writing was superb.
This show is literally my security blanket!! It’s on my tv every single day!
Mine too ❤️
Hopper33 good one 🤣🤣
Ditto....
Completely..❤
I'm surprised this video didn't mention the creator, David Angell. He and his wife were among the passengers on American Flight 11 on September 11th 2001. Rest in Peace.
OMG! I had no idea!
@@pattimuse1 in the last episode, Daphne and Niles have their baby and he's named David, in David Angell"s honor/memory
@@jeffcook3747 I no lol p
Damn.
Good call
I remember the delay in production after 9/11. While all shows took a break after that horrible day, "Frasier" was dealing with a much more personal loss due to David's death.
God Rest Their Souls. Their were all funny. Thank You Ladies and Gents
My all time favorite TV show. It's timeless and so well done.
THE TWO BROTHER'S ARE MORE LIKE SISTER'S, THEY ARE SO BITCHIE TO EACH OTHER, SO HILARIOUS, MORE LIKE A TRADITIONAL FRENCH STAGE FARCE AT TIMES.
Love love love Frasier 🙏🌷
I'm remembering David and Lynn Angell without whom Frasier would not have been such a hit.
WE ALL ARE---HE CREATED THE CHARACTOR, WITH KELSEY, AND CO-PRODUCED IT TOO.
Along with " Cheers", "Wings" also
The writing on the show wasn't the same afterward.
John Mahoney was a great character actor.
I didn't even know he was from England!
Yes, his accent on Frasier was continuously plausible, perfect as a disgruntled ex- NYC cop. Ditto his fellow native Brit naturalistic character actor Bob Haskins, as Frasier's retired high school bullying gym coach.
One of the greatest shows of all time. I have no idea why it’s not in syndication that much.
Hulu
Hallmark
Peacock. Watching it now.
It's on every day here in England, two episodes back to back!! 🙂
Frasier is everywhere dude
Love this show so much. I always get a barrel of laughs.
A lot of great actors. No wonder television feels so hollow these days.
so many great actors and great people. they dont make them like these any more. we have sadly lost far too many of the great ones it is so great that we can always go back and see them and remember them.
Frasier is a brilliant show.
I nearly died choking on coffee and laughing during Frazier .LITERALLY 🏴🇬🇧
I loved John Mahoney!
Still makes me laugh to this day!!
Frasier is my favorite character but all so good .👌
I adore the show Fraser,, all the quirky characters. Love Nile,s and Daphne,s growing love story.
John Mahoney would hang out in Oak Park at the bar in the Carleton Hotel before he passed away. I saw him a couple times and he was always a perfect gentleman. Never pulled the "do you know who I am" routine.
Kelsey Grammer has the unique distinction of being involved with THREE of the greatest TV shows in history- Cheers, Frasier, and The Simpsons (the voice of Sideshow Bob).
Grammer also holds the character longevity record. His portrayal of Frasier Crane is/was longer than James Arness' portrayal of Marshall Matt Dillon on "Gunsmoke."
Reportedly, Grammer phoned Arness about the situation. Arness was not pleased.
Also on "Wings " with Lilith
The longest running TV character is the character of " Munch" who appeared in 12 or more series. "Homocide " being first & "Law & Order" another major role.
I had forgotten about the Sideshow Bob character.
Star Trek: The Next Generation as well.
David Hyde Pierce is my absolute favorite character and is the sole reason I still watch Frasier rerun’s. His stoic, hoity-toity, germophobic character kills me.
I believe "Niles" was from upstate NY
@@maddyhayes617 Yes, he was born in Saratoga Springs, NY.
Lilith played by Bebe Nuewirth, was welcome and should have been included in many more storylines. I also liked very much Kate Costas played by Mercedes Ruehl, Frasiers Radio Station Manager. Then there's another Station Manager, Kenny Daly played by Tom McGowan. Thing about even the extras on Frasier, I felt like I knew them and felt warmth towards them.
Bebe Neuwirth wanted to spend more time on stage and other projects, but she continued to guest star about once a year.
Loved Frasier such a Hoot!!! lol
I wish Martin was still alive, wanted to see him in the new Fraiser reboot. He was so funny and he was the sane one unlike Nile’s and Fraiser lol
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Gone but never forgotten R.I.P.
A great show, with GREAT writers, and well-chosen actors for each and every role.
Nobody has a "sad" ending, to those who have strong faith in our heavenly Father.
The millennials who came up with the script & narrator for this, seem "sad".
The question is, were any of these actors born again?
Brilliant show!
Mahoney was an awesome actor.
John Mahoney was acting his entire life who starred in the asphalt jungle with Marilyn Monroe John Huston movie and had so many supporting roles there's too many to count
This was a really well composed list with great details about the episodes and actors. Thanks for this, very informative.
As of October 2022 Sir Robbie Coltrane who played "Michael Moon" can be added to the list.😔B.W.
The level at which this show operated simply cant be topped. The wit, timing and underlying serious tones are something no single show in history has been able to replicate, its hard to believe its a cheers spin off which pretty much was like an oldskool version of Friends. Becker probably came the closest to beating Frasier in terms of tone and wit. Nowadays all we get is one liner sex jokes of men and women chasing each other like kids. No wit no sophistication or themes of depression masked by comedy. A lot of the appeal of the show stems from the very real portrayal of how insecure people deal with life with wit and humor. Frasier has a sad ending where he eventually does end up alone while chasing someone who has little to no interest in him because of his inability to trust his own emotions. I always felt very sad for him as martin and Niles both go on to have happy lives. I guess he did move in with fredrick and got a funny little dog after all.
Which is why I no longer have tv.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
In the finale actually he’s seen going to Chicago instead of SAN Francisco for his new job. Which shows he went to Chicago to chase down the woman he was seeing who left for Chicago. So we were left wondering if he succeeded rekindling his romance. Literally watched the finale this morning and can’t wait for the reboot with the original cast coming soon
Frasier moved to Chicago to be with Charlotte.
@@jodij6280 we see him on a flight heading for Chicago to be with Charlotte however we never actually see whether it works out he just says to the woman he’s sitting next to on the plane he hope it works out, we think he means his job in San Francisco but then we hear the announcement for Chicago.
Hence how their saying in the reboot that’s coming with hopefully most of original cast RIP MARTY 😢 whether it will focus on frasier dating again or what.
I still always kinda wanted him and roz to get together after the few one nights wheee they almost and when they did
Well you forgot Fritz Weaver. Really Loved John Mahoney! SO good in anything he was in!!
Wow - thank you for this.
Gotta be John Glenn~
RIP 🙏
Steirs was a ton of fun that played practical jokes on his fellow costars. I was fortunate in the opportunity to observe this as an extra in the made for tv Perry Mason episode: "Case of the Avenging Ace" he was so much fun. Ultimately, I only ended up in a single scene, walking with my back to the camera as I passed by Perry Mason (Aron Burr) in a hallway, but what a great experience, RIP.
LOL......RAYMOND Burr.! Aaron Burr was our Vice President back in 1801-1805
Funny, MASH and Frasier, best shows ever
Most of these actors were stars that acted on Frasier they were not Frasier stars.John Mahoney was a Frasier star they rest were guests.
John Mahoney was great in the movie "Say Anything "
He was great in everything
THATS what I was thinking
My favorite character was Niles. His on again, off again marriage to that pretentious twit and then later marriage to Daphne for me was hilarious. He never came across as pompous as Frazier, more pathetic but likeable and very witty. Next would be his Dad but Eddie was my most favorite of all of them being an animal person.
Never understood his attraction to Daphne? He was a M.D and she a P.T. OK,maybe same field, but that's it. Her voice is like nails on a chalk board and the "I'm Psychic" routine are both annoying
I'm 40 but now feel like 80 from watching this video
Always loved it got the DVDs ,Love Eddy♥️, and his Son Enzo♥️♥️Frasier♥️ ,Daddy Crane ♥️ my favourites ♥️♥️♥️
So many legend died in thier 70's. Today 70 is not that old at all, but these guy did amazing jobs. But hey, Tom Hanks, Jim Carrey, Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and so on all over 60 so, it's easy to see that if you are pure talent, you will get there. Still too many, too soon.
Also. Fighting like a champ against that nasty cancer is really like a Martin Crane "move". Never give up, that man was made of gold and iron.
Daphne.Jane Leeves is so beautiful.(I love her accent).
Why didn't they mention more about Peri G???
Family throughout the years for all of us. 🧚♀️✨💫
Frasier was the best TV comedy series of all time - and you know why? There was no WOKE!
Loved Fraser too
Thank you for this.
You forgot about Auberjonois in Boston Legal. Loved him
Thank you for this. It was well done. ❤
An impressive array of actors, all of them. I was shocked by the passing of Bob Hoskin. I love Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Eddie Murphy was the first choice for that film but he turned it down because he thought it made no sense. Hoskin once said that he believed he had a close resemblance to Danny DeVito and he wanted them to play brothers in a film but sadly, that did not happen. I would have loved to see that!
John mahogany also was a guest on cheers, he was hired to write a jingle for the bar..
Mahoney NOT Mahogany.
My husky and I used to watch this together. He often sang with the song. I had HD TV a few years back and all I had to say was " you wanna watch Frasier?" He was right up on the bed with me. Dogs can actually make out what they are seeing on HD TV apparently. He loved Frasier. It was my relax show as is Mary Tyler Moore and Rhoda. Twin Peaks was too for a while. Until I watched Laura's Diary.
Dogs don't need HD television, they've been watching regular TV for all the years I've known dogs. 72 years. Perhaps not strangely, Afghan hounds, which are sight hounds, have always watched and listened intently. They responded best to other dogs, horses, and deer. All dogs are talented and smart in their own ways.
Nice to remember them, and the show fondly🇬🇧🙏😍💞💯🌍😁🌎🗣️😅🤣.
Thanx 4 that, with love from LONDON 😍🇬🇧💯🙏🗣️😁
It should be noted tgat some guests didnt appear on the show but provided the voices of the callers
My season tickets for Kennedy Center, broadway performances and our seats were row right behind John Glenn. He was a gracious man, tall and handsome, looked good in his tux at the NYE shows. I'd not remembered the Frazer episode, but I'm going to get it!
Seriously l find them all perfect,l think Niles is the funniest,there all funny,hard to pick a favourite 💕
Aming the ones who lent tgeir vouces were christopher reeve, carl reiner, mary tyler moore, glenne headley, carrie fischer, ray liotta, jerry orbach, patty duke, and jill clayburgh.
Well put together, why does time go by so quickly…
The way the narrator is emphasizing the last word of every sentence is making me want to put knives in my ears.
They are ALL great actors , but Niles and Daphney are my favorites ..
EDDIE! [both of 'em] R.I.P.
Very entertaining 👏👏👏👏
Love this show.
When's it coming back?
Gawd this is painful to watch,so long and drawn out and I love Frasier
Used to watch Frazier. After the spinoff of Cheers
It is the spinoff of cheers
so cute i love it that you call out the dog
You missed Alfred Burke who had a role in an episode, can't remember which though, he was a great character actor from England and starred in a long running ( 60s to 70s) series called Public Eye where he played a very unglamorous private eye.
Alice Playten was also on a kids show back in 1975, Sid & Marty Krofft's The Lost Saucer with Jim Neighbors and Ruth Buzzy.
That last photo...
John mahoney was 40 years old when he moved to the USA not 19 but I really enjoyed watching him in frasier
Every source I've seen says he was 18 or 19 when he moved the the USA. I've also seen that he joined the US Army after completing his university studies in Illinois. I don't think a 40 year old would have been accepted into the US Army.
@@ScrappyKryten thanks I will look in to that I didn't know about the army service either thanks for the reply
Fraser was on a star trek the next-generation episode
Wow so many of them died in their 70s. I seem to expect pple to live into their 80s nowadays.
Tomorrow is not promised to anyone. I have had several close calls, and I thank God everyday.👍
I’ll always remember Robert Loggia for his role as Jason Cutler from Over the Top, Mr. MacMillan from Big and especially Frank Lopez from Scarface.
David Stiers was also on Star Trek: Next Generation as a love interest of Lwaxana Troi ...although an accomplished scientist on the verge of saving his planet, their tradition was that at a certain age a person voluntarily died...that tradition, of course, enraged Lwaxana in defense of people still being able to contribute to society regardless of age
this show is a timeless classic . . . other than it's lack of current smartphone tech it could pass for 'current' programming.
Robert Loggia was also the star of "The Cat" about a cat burglar.
I love em all but little Eddie was it. I'm wondering if they'll successfully replace Eddie. He was so smart & cute👍😊
I watch the reruns today everyday. I’m familiar with all but the last person who was also in Cheers.
One of my favorite Frasier episode when Frasier choked Niles yelling, "You stole my mommy!"
😭😭❤all I want to do is cry
John Mahoney and bob hoskins was the big ones amazing actors
This was very interesting but I'm sorry, the narrator's voice grates on me.
My favorite episodes are Trophy girlfriend with Bob Hoskins, Woody from Cheers visits and when Frasier takes day off because he has the flu.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I pray that they all are resting in peace in Jesus' name. I pray that the Lord give the bereaved families the peace and strength they need to carry on IN JESUS' NAME. AMEN. ❤❤❤
This title is a trip. " . . . who SADLY passed away" . . . is there a HAPPY way to pass away?
Oh my gaawwsh! The vocal fry, make it stoooop!!!
One of my fav. Episodes was when it was their Dads birthday and Frasier and Niles always tried to out do each other and Marty ended uo with his horse, as a birthday present, he had in the Police force 🙏💙
My favorite is all set!
Wow! There were alot!
No one could have played Niles better than David Hyde Pierce.
Except for John Mahoney, aren’t all the rest of these actors who only has a brief role or cameo appearance?
Robert prosky also played the garage owner in the movie christine.😊
Daphne & Roz & Bulldog & Beverly & Kenny all favorites that I hope return in Nnew program.
Protsky was the grumpy old garage owner in the flick "Christine" --- she crushed him into the steering wheel