Console best movie i've ever seen.

Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

Dynamixor The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

Jenni Devyn Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

bettycjung 4/29/18. I hate to admit this but I binge-watched the entire series this month! While it was 11 seasons long, mercifully, the episodes were short, so you can watch about 3 episodes an hour. I originally watched the character, Frasier on Cheers and found him to be an insufferable snob. Only Lillith made him tolerable. Neuwirth was so good in that role. Glad they brought her back to guest star in this series. But because this series lasted 11 seasons I figured it had to be good to last this long. I was glad I took the time to watch this. It is a well-written and well-produced sitcom with a nice blend of characters that counter-balanced one another. Frasier continues to be a snob, but he meets his match with his brother, Niles, who is a much nicer person but just as snobby as Frasier. Their father, Martin, is the stablizing factor in the rivaling siblings. It's so incredible for such a down-to-earth man to have these 2 sons, but many working-class parents can identify with him when they have college-educated children who all of a sudden act like they are too good and too smart to hang with their parents. Daphne adds a nice comedic touch who offers a more refined perspective but is never accepted as an equal until she marries Niles. And, finally, Roz, who is my favorite character, adds the touch of reality the boys need to be somewhat likable. The ending was good. This is a series worth catching.

jeremy3 Like Becker, I think Frasier is even better than Cheers. I like everything about the show. Christopher Lloyd is the Executive Producer and frequently wrote episodes. The number of actors who appeared in the show is amazing. Everything about the show is amazing. An English born actor playing a regular American Dad. An actor who is gay in real life playing a super heterosexual sportscaster. An actress from a completely different part of England playing from Manchester. The comedy and wit is so well written. Two sheltered intellectuals with a dad who is blue collar. Frasier never finding a lasting relationship. Niles secretly loving Daphne, but they never have a relationship. Rose Doyle being so out of place, abrupt and earthy, in contrast to the Crane brothers. It is a combination of great acting and great scripts that make Frasier one of the best shows. Lastly, Eddie, The Jack Russell Terrier. The best actor on the show.

javmart It's a good written show. The show revolves around a highly educated well verse impeccably dressed psychiatrist. His problem is that he cant make any relationship work. He constantly becomes the victim of an ill fated predicament when he is with a woman. His ever pursue of a love that always ends in mishap, is a great aspect of the show that makes it funny. The brother is also a psychiatrist who very much resembles him except that he is more uptight. There father is a short small framed ex detective who just as smart as they are or even smarter to know that you thrive better in a world as common man than as an uptight refined- sometimes coming across- pretentious man. Their differences in refinement creates a dynamic that adds humor to show.The outspoken British in house physical therapist to the ex-detective adds sauce to the show. The interaction between Frasier's female coworker,with a strong desire for finding Mr. Right and makes her hop between man doing so, has common ground with Fraiser in the failed relationship department and creates a good friendship between both and their differences in the views and or approach to life and relationships also adds comedy to the show.The show is funny. The characters are likable. You won't be disappointed watching the show.

studioAT 'Frasier' not only is one of the best spin-off's of all time but also one of the best sitcoms ever.The first seven seasons of this show are as good as sharp, intelligent comedy and be. The central cast (headed by Kelsey Grammar reprising his 'Cheers' role spark so well of each other and the writing at times is great, combining pathos and farce with equal measure.But like many a good sitcom before it there was a dip in quality, starting around the season 8 mark. There is a lot of debate around 'Frasier' fans as to when this dip ended and the show regained its momentum, but for me it never matched the heights of the first seven years.But what a great seven year period it was!