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Calaveron posted:Rewatching for the fifth time and I would like to know other bits of interesting trivia like how Kelsey Grammer was fighting some pretty bad addiction demons and how Niles lost his hair in a hurry Neither Kelsey Grammer nor David Hyde Pierce cared for opera at all. John Mahoney had to give them pointers on the highlights of the genre.
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probably the most interesting thing is to try and figure out which celebrity guest they got to phone in as a caller since they got quite a few big 90s guys in there like of course david duchovny would call in as a sex addict 
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Wait, really? None of the caller voices ever jumped out at me as familiar; I just thought they were random actors, extras, whatever you'd call someone in such a one-time role.
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Strudel Man posted:Wait, really? None of the caller voices ever jumped out at me as familiar; I just thought they were random actors, extras, whatever you'd call someone in such a one-time role. The season finales usually had a "thank you for calling" montage of all the callers' headshots.
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ChiralCondensate posted:The season finales usually had a "thank you for calling" montage of all the callers' headshots. Oh my god that's what that was
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What episode should I watch tonight while drinking Irish vodka and orange soda on the couch instead of going out?
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:What episode should I watch tonight while drinking Irish vodka and orange soda on the couch instead of going out? The answer is always The Innkeepers.
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Strudel Man posted:Wait, really? None of the caller voices ever jumped out at me as familiar; I just thought they were random actors, extras, whatever you'd call someone in such a one-time role. it's kinda hard to tell through the bad 90s phone audio filter they ran the voices through, assuming the actors didn't just literally phone in their cameo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNPrlVXeuEA here's a montage of a few callers if you want to ruin the surprise
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Solice Kirsk posted:The answer is always The Innkeepers. I've just seen it so many times. How about this: best episode that is not a good episode over all, but has some very funny parts?
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never seen it dunno if it's already been posted but i heard the guy that made the show died in the twin tower attack
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:I've just seen it so many times. How about this: best episode that is not a good episode over all, but has some very funny parts? Mama Mia.
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FuturePastNow posted:I liked Frasier as a teenager for some reason I can't explain Who could possibly like Mad About you? This is the most disturbing post in this thread
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The two only children callers the Frasier Crane Doctor Show ever had were of course Macauley Culkin and Elijah Wood
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Waffle House posted:I have not really seen Frasier, should I actually go through the effort of watching the whole thing? Hell yes!
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:Who could possibly like Mad About you? This is the most disturbing post in this thread I thought Helen Hunt was attractive and I liked the dog Also I was 12.
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I watched MadTV but at least I never watched Mad About You.
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:I thought Helen Hunt was attractive and I liked the dog Yeah, same.
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Waffle House posted:I have not really seen Frasier, should I actually go through the effort of watching the whole thing? Just because of this thread the next time I'm sick I'm going to binge rewatch the while thing and then relish every post in this thread. It will be awesome (assuming I recover.)
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Spinster posted:Just because of this thread the next time I'm sick I'm going to binge rewatch the while thing and then relish every post in this thread. It will be awesome (assuming I recover.) Wouldn't it be awesome even if you didn't recover? It's a valid way to spend your final hours.
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Daphne is meant to have some credentials and she is a servant.
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femcastra posted:That looks really uncomfortable. It's making parts of me pretty uncomfortable
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Yeah Daphne's supposed to be an accredited physical therapist specializing in elderly care but she's a live in maid who's seen working with Martin a handful of times and is more often seen dusting Frasier's weird african sex gods
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Remember that storyline where the writers forgot she was a physical therapist and wrote about Niles and her breaking class lines to be together. Think it was the one where Frasier had a butler. Pretty sure there was even a line like "Professionalism draws a line between a family and their servants" and Daphne just kind of rolls along with it.
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Or the whole "you can't have sex in my house but you have to live here" episode. It seemed really weirdly puritanical, even for the 90's and especially from someone as educated and cosmopolitan as Frasier.
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Bust Rodd posted:Or the whole "you can't have sex in my house but you have to live here" episode. It seemed really weirdly puritanical, even for the 90's and especially from someone as educated and cosmopolitan as Frasier. I think he was just mad over his constantly disappointing love life. Also maybe Niles is a screamer?
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Remember when Niles hosed Lillith
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Inescapable Duck posted:Remember when Niles hosed Lillith Fantastic episode. Also when I discovered what eggs Florentine was.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Mama Mia. I forgot to say: this was the right answer.
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Remember how Daphne had to go to the basement of the building to do everybody's laundry for years because Frasier wanted a closet for his hats.
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my wife puts frasier on at night to fall to sleep to so weve probably watched the entire series 10 times and at this point i actively hate everyone except Bebe, Cam and Donnie.
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I liked Mel too. She wasn't like Maris. She cared about Niles and was no where near as snippy as everyone else in the show, but they all aced like she was this horrible garbage monster because she suggested that Niles could be cork master (a stupid thing to begin with). Even the episode the used to establish she was a bitch they just skipped over everything and just had the main cast tear into her after the time skip.
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LoL yeah and then after Niles ruins her life and cheats on her with his dad's physical therapist they write around it in circles with that whole "we have to act married or ill make this divorce really lovely" which went on foreeeeeever and sucked because they were trying to justify her being lovely but everything just made Niles look like a lovely child.
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90% of frasiers problems are due to his insistence on involving himself in things that have nothing to do with him.
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The show also starts doing these weird insistences that Frasier has tremendous integrity but didn't actually show it until the point where they start insisting that Frasier is a man of tremendous integrity
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Like that episode with the parking garage. Completely unreasonable response to something he had to have run in to before but his principles. Still, I love Luis Guzman so I'm conflicted.
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Calaveron posted:The show also starts doing these weird insistences that Frasier has tremendous integrity but didn't actually show it until the point where they start insisting that Frasier is a man of tremendous integrity It does seem like every time his "professional ethics" come up it's almost always immediately before he gray areas them away, like with the politician that thought he saw aliens
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