Always a joy to watch on Frasier. From Yorkshire and an openly gay man, both unusual for Hollywood and US TV even these days.
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[News] John Mahoney RIP
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Always a joy to watch on Frasier. From Yorkshire and an openly gay man, both unusual for Hollywood and US TV even these days.
Green Cross Code Man
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Eh? He was from Blackpool, Lancashire!
And RIP. Frasier was an amazing show and he was wonderful in it.
Tricky Dicky
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One of those rare shows that was wonderfully written and brilliantly acted. RIP.
brightn'ove
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Klaas
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I didn't know that he was British or Gay!
Loved Frasier. Been dipping into it a bit recently after many years. RIP.
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Beg your pardon. Blackpool indeed.
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Well make sure you're wearing socks cos I'm about to blow them off. The actor who played the ultra male sports presenter on Frasier, Bulldog? Also gay.
mr sheen
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- Jan 17, 2008
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One of my favourite comedies. Great article about it here https://www.newstatesman.com/cultur...ue-star-frasier?amp&__twitter_impression=true
MattBackHome
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It's in the top 5 TV shows of all time for me.
Tricky Dicky
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Probably true. I really liked Cheers,but it didn't really have the depth of Frazier over the years. Difficult to think of many better sit-coms, probably no other US ones on my list., Scrubs, maybe.
Perry Milkins
Just a quiet guy.
My favourite comedy show.
The scrip and balance of comedic input from all the characters was unsurpassed. They say that sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. I beg to differ (try and imagine Niles saying that!)
RIP Marty!
The scrip and balance of comedic input from all the characters was unsurpassed. They say that sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. I beg to differ (try and imagine Niles saying that!)
RIP Marty!
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Yeah, is put Frasier in top 5 easily.
Parks and Recreation
Curb your Enthusiasm
Frasier
Dream On
Northern Exposure.
Parks and Recreation
Curb your Enthusiasm
Frasier
Dream On
Northern Exposure.
Ninja Elephant
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Ham Radio. All day long, the best episode is Ham Radio.
Also, when they end up in the cabin in the woods. Frasier; "All this lust COARSING through this cabin, and none of it was for me?!".
I'd agree with Ham Radio and The Ski Lodge as my favourite episodes, but there was so much great comedy across the whole run of the show. The ep where Patrick Stewart plays an opera director with a crush on Frasier is brilliant too, aa just one example.Ham Radio. All day long, the best episode is Ham Radio. [emoji23]
Also, when they end up in the cabin in the woods. Frasier; "All this lust COARSING through this cabin, and none of it was for me?!".
RIP John.
As is David Hyde Pierce (Niles).
BBassic
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brakespear
Doctor Worm
The last American comedy I was ever really into and possibly my favourite sit-com (it's this, 'Father Ted', 'Fawlty Towers' or 'One Foot In The Grave').
RIP.
RIP.
theboybilly
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Ham Radio. All day long, the best episode is Ham Radio.
Also, when they end up in the cabin in the woods. Frasier; "All this lust COARSING through this cabin, and none of it was for me?!".
I can't argue with Ham Radio as the best, but I have a soft spot for Voyage of the Damned.
My favourite line was when the boys were looking at a Care Home for Martin in (I think) the very first episode - 'Here's one...Golden Acres - We care so you don't have to' Brilliant