I’m liking season 11. Only on ep 13 and despite always hearing it’s not the best, I find myself laughing out loud and generally loving a bunch of it.

- Patrick Stewart
- Wendie Malick’s episode
- Maris’ return
- Martin getting high

Also feel like the cast are enjoying their swan song

Why on earth did the writers thought it was good idea, for Frasier to held up a parking garage for over 20 minutes, and take innocent drivers hostage who have got places to go, work, maybe even hospital appointment or something important, and take his anger on the person who lifts the gate and let's drivers out who don't even give out the policies of the parking garage, and for what a fee that's JUST $2, TWO F***ING DOLLARS THAT'S IT, because "He don't pay good money for just going in so his brother can return an insecure cage, but can't properly park in the garage because of his radio show" and I know Niles gives him the reality check when Frasier thinks he made a mistake because police are going to be called on him, and Niles tries to guide him out of his situation and Frasier trying to fix his flaws and then he does pay the $2 but just as things are about to go swimmingly, Frasier still whines about the policies when giving the $2 it switched to $4 because Frasier over did his Shakespeare speech over the last 3 minutes and what does he do, run over the parking gate, and doesn't pay the $4, and does he get arrested, oh no, and I'm sorry but him coming to the station just as Roz is on about sleeping with him in that episode way before this isn't a good enough a comeuppance and them poor drivers didn't get any justice because they were trapped for 20 minutes

Both Ivy League grads and both constantly mentioning that fact but who do you think is worse with name dropping. Frasier or Andy Bernard from the Office.

Has anyone ever noticed how Niles would touch his lips almost every time after kissing Daphne? I’ve always wondered if it was a conscious or unconscious gesture, and why he was doing it. Thoughts?

"With her head tucked underneath her arm, she walks the bloody tower!"

Drunk Daphne was absolutely the best in this episode! 🥂

I did a bit of digging, this line is actually from a 1934 British comedy song "with her head tucked underneath her arm" about the ghost of Anne Boleyn.

since this episode was written by Bob Daily, Jon Sherman, Glen Charles (who are American).. I wonder if Jane Leeves or John Mahoney suggested it, or if the writers just happened to know it. i would love to know the behind the scenes story on this one :)

Title: Rewatching Frasier as a teenager made me realize little me was onto something

I wasn't even alive when the original show aired, but I grew up watching the reruns as a kid, and little me was HOOKED on Lilith Crane.

Now I'm a teenager watching the show again, and BROOOO. Bebe Neuwirth was GORGEOUS. Little me had TASTE.

The funniest part is that I understand the jokes a lot more now, so watching Frasier and Lilith interact is even funnier.

Frasier really divorced this woman, and I'm sitting here wondering if he was out of his mind. But for real did anyone else have a crush on any else character?

He's so good. I'm glad he got an Emmy nomination for his performance. I was sorry to learn he passed away last year.
Oh, and Niles is looking so cute in that episode.

I love Poppy. Wish we got more of her and Niles.

Edit to add: The actress did really good with that character.

Imagine a hypothetical Frasier episode where their distant cousin Dr. Jonathon Crane visits from Gotham and shares his ‘unique breakthrough’ method of treating his patients with Frasier and Niles

1˚ Jane Leeves plays Daphne Moon in Frasier (1993-2004)

2˚ Jane Leeves plays Serena, lesbian dancer in To Live & Die in LA (1986)

3˚ To Live & Die in LA star Willem Dafoe and John Pankow

4˚ Willem Dafoe and John Pankow also appear together in a brief scene in The Hunger (1983)

5˚ The Hunger opens with Bauhaus performing “Bela Lugosi’s Dead”—a pæan to the cinematic undead count:

6˚ Bela Lugosi as Dracula (1931)

Daphne would not approve!

I'll go first trying to dress like him and then my mom roasting me.

What are some moments that have been talked about, but we never get to see, that you would have liked to have seen?

I would have loved seeing Niles dance his version of a modified Charleston with Kit.