15 Facts About 'Frasier'

Tossed salads and scrambled eggs! It’s Frasier time. Remember the old timey story of how all the people in Seattle have a dedicated problem-solver in Kelsey Grammer’s Frasier Crane? His brother Niles and his dad Dad Fraiser Man make his life hard, woman is pretty. It’s Frasier!
While most shows that have spin-offs are remembered much more than their bastard children, Frasier is the one show that might be more popular than its parent, with some people not even knowing it’s a spin-off at all. Despite being a spin-off of Cheers! The show set itself apart by its twee language, complicated humor, and not being set at a bar. These all things you probably know about Frasier if you’re reading this list — but if you don’t, hey, hello Gamora, what’s up, yeah, Cheers was a popular show about a bunch of drunks and a boss hitting on his employee, but it spun off a psychiatric talk show advice sitcom about a bunch of repressive neurodivergents cold-warring each other emotionally. Here are some Seattle-worthy facts about Frasier.
Requisite Disrespect

Source: Los Angeles Times
Eddie

Source: New York Post
Eddie

Source: BBC
Sideshow Bob & Cecil

Source: IMDb
Kirstie Alley

Source: Screen Rant
Eddiebot

Source: Chicago Magazine

Source: Los Angeles Times
Frasier

Source: IMDb
Frasier

Source: Vulture
Cheers Loves Lucy!

Source: Chicago Magazine
Eddie’s Meal

Source: Chicago Magazine
Eddie Fight

Source: New York Post
The Brothers

Source: Los Angeles Times
Moose

Source: Chicago Magazine
Reboot

Source: Deadline