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The moment where Frasier got his own "Outlaw Laser Robo Geek" was one of the best moments ever in the series.

mickeba wrote:The moment where Frasier got his own "Outlaw Laser Robo Geek" was one of the best moments ever in the series.

Frasier Grinch, the first time we see his son in the series.

mickeba wrote:The moment where Frasier got his own "Outlaw Laser Robo Geek" was one of the best moments ever in the series.

I've been watching the Christmas episodes over the last few nights. I totally agree. A very emotional scene I think.

welshben23 wrote:

mickeba wrote:The moment where Frasier got his own "Outlaw Laser Robo Geek" was one of the best moments ever in the series.

I've been watching the Christmas episodes over the last few nights. I totally agree. A very emotional scene I think.

Seasonal watching, There's also the Halloween episodes that you can watch, that is when it's Halloween, some 4th of July ones, new year next week. Thanksgiving? (there's the one with Lilith). Did I miss anything?

Leap Year day (if you want to count that as a holiday).

CatNamedRudy wrote:Leap Year day (if you want to count that as a holiday).

Buttons and Bows.

And let's not forget Frasier Crane Day .

PistolPoet wrote:And let's not forget Frasier Crane Day .

Got to get those Frasier Crane Day cards out on time this year!

Yeah, I've been watching the Christmas ones lately too. My favorite one is probably High Holidays; it's uncharacteristic of the show, but that just makes it funnier. I don't know if this has been mentioned, (I sort of forgot about you all for a few months ) but did anyone else notice that Frasier is going of the Netflix on New Year's Day?

ProOperaVoter wrote:Yeah, I've been watching the Christmas ones lately too. My favorite one is probably High Holidays; it's uncharacteristic of the show, but that just makes it funnier. I don't know if this has been mentioned, (I sort of forgot about you all for a few months ) but did anyone else notice that Frasier is going of the Netflix on New Year's Day?

Why would they do that?

Patrick wrote:Why would they do that?

I really don't know, but I suspect it might have something to do with NBC's stifled income on it since it became streamable.

Patrick wrote:

ProOperaVoter wrote:Yeah, I've been watching the Christmas ones lately too. My favorite one is probably High Holidays; it's uncharacteristic of the show, but that just makes it funnier. I don't know if this has been mentioned, (I sort of forgot about you all for a few months ) but did anyone else notice that Frasier is going of the Netflix on New Year's Day?

Why would they do that?

Netflix sometimes cycles shows and movies. I read once why they do it but I can't remember the reason now. Frasier will most likely return in a couple years.

CatNamedRudy wrote:

Patrick wrote:

ProOperaVoter wrote:Yeah, I've been watching the Christmas ones lately too. My favorite one is probably High Holidays; it's uncharacteristic of the show, but that just makes it funnier. I don't know if this has been mentioned, (I sort of forgot about you all for a few months ) but did anyone else notice that Frasier is going of the Netflix on New Year's Day?

Why would they do that?

Netflix sometimes cycles shows and movies. I read once why they do it but I can't remember the reason now. Frasier will most likely return in a couple years.

I hope it will for your sake and for the sake of the show in general.

Sounds like you have the same problem we do - I can't see Frasier in the Channel 4 listings after tomorrow. We're well into Season 11 now so I guess they're pulling the plug. It's all BBT and HIMYM now .

This morning we had Sea Bea Jeebies which was embarrassingly bad - and High Holidays which was quite funny although not as funny as it might have been. Sometimes DHP looked like he was just going through the motions, but Frasier himself was still on form.

heartofmotion wrote:This morning we had Sea Bea Jeebies which was embarrassingly bad - and High Holidays which was quite funny although not as funny as it might have been. Sometimes DHP looked like he was just going through the motions, but Frasier himself was still on form.

Do you think DHP was going through the motions in High Holidays? I actually thought he was quite good.

Well, he's always good but I just sense by this point he's a little fed up with his character. It just isn't stretching him anymore. In this episode of Niles, the failed rebel, I imagine him feeling bored with Niles' limitations and wishing he could have John's part - DHP would probably be much funnier than JM at acting out a genuine 'trip'!