Frasier

[Jorge]

And also, the actor who plays Frasier's dad in Frasier shows up in Cheers as a different character

[Jorge]

Also, there is no mention in Frasier of Frasier's superfluous third nipple, which was a large plot point throughout the character's arc in Cheers

[Anders]

1. He lied. This was addressed in Frasier! In season 2 episode 16, "The Show Where Sam Shows Up," Sam asks this very question to Frasier. Martin looks offended, and Frasier explains that at the time he said his father was dead, the two had had an argument, which motivated Frasier to lie out of spite.
2. Just looked very similar.
3. Ok.

[Jorge]

Thanks Anders

[Simple Torture]

I also have a third nipple, but I don't mention it in every one of my posts.

[wease]

“Hi I’m Kelsey grammar, I’m an intellectual fussypants and my brother’s in the closet, hur dur lets make 14 seasons out of me.”

YOU SHUT UP!

[wease]

And also, the actor who plays Frasier's dad in Frasier shows up in Cheers as a different character

So did the actress that played Roz.

[verb_to_trust]

I never watched Cheers. I'd never risk ruining the purity of Frasier by watching him sit around a dive bar.

[verb_to_trust]

And also, the actor who plays Frasier's dad in Frasier shows up in Cheers as a different character

So did the actress that played Roz.

I always found Roz way hotter than Daphne

[Jorge]

I also have a third nipple, but I don't mention it in every one of my posts.

OK but I wish you did though

[Iholdthepain]

I never watched Cheers. I'd never risk ruining the purity of Frasier by watching him sit around a dive bar.

Blasphemy! Both shows had the same writers, and type of humor. Cheers is a bit dated now, but so is Frasier. Those shows are two peas in a pod... Both Brilliant!

[Norah]

Good show, super inaccurate representation of how radio stations work though.

[doug rr]

nerd

[tragabigzanda]

Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.

[wease]

And also, the actor who plays Frasier's dad in Frasier shows up in Cheers as a different character

So did the actress that played Roz.

I always found Roz way hotter than Daphne

Ditto

[wease]

I never watched Cheers. I'd never risk ruining the purity of Frasier by watching him sit around a dive bar.

Oh, it wouldn't ruin any purity. It's actually a great contrast. He starts out on Cheers like he is on Frasier, then becomes one of the guys, then it's back to the Frasier you recognize. The core character is always there and you get a little insight on things that happen on Frasier. Like his marriage to Lilith and his relationship with Diane. Frasier is the perfect companion to Cheers. Wings was great, The Tortellis was, at best, mediocre, but Frasier was practically seamless in its transitioning was the best, by far, of the shows that sprung from Cheers' loin.

You're doing yourself a great disservice if you don't watch Cheers.

[wease]

I never watched Cheers. I'd never risk ruining the purity of Frasier by watching him sit around a dive bar.

Blasphemy! Both shows had the same writers, and type of humor. Cheers is a bit dated now, but so is Frasier. Those shows are two peas in a pod... Both Brilliant!

This guy gets it.

[doug rr]

[wease]

You're goddamn right.

[lennytheweedwhacker]

too much laugh track