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Brian Klugman as Kirby Gardner (season 9; guest season 8), a part-timer at KACL and the son of Frasier's former classmate Mark my words - this show is all set in time to go down as the classic US sitcom of the 90s. 'Friends' may have gotten the greater media coverage when it left its own building in the same year, but 'Frasier' will always be the superior show.

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With the exception of Rebecca Howe ( Kirstie Alley), all the surviving main regular cast members of Cheers made appearances on Frasier. Lilith Sternin ( Bebe Neuwirth) was the only one to become a recurring character, appearing in a total of twelve episodes. In terms of acting quality, the central cast was always strong, particularly Kelsey Grammar, at his utmost prime not just in fulfilling the role of our protagonist, but also in singing 'Tossed Salad and Scrambled Eggs' over the end-credits of every episode (who knew what those words were supposed to mean, but it was a great theme song! I still catch myself humming it from time to time). The Niles & Daphne Attraction (4:10)– Casey and Lee discuss how Niles’ attraction to Daphne was a spontaneous development. Frasier: A Cultural History by Joseph J. Darowski and Kate Darowski, published by Rowman & Littlfield in 2017 as part of their Cultural History of Television series, analyzes the show and offers insights into onscreen stories and behind-the-scenes efforts to shape it. [76]