domi_dot_com wrote:I got hooked when mum bought the 5th season on dvd in 2005, i actually wanted to get a season of Monk but after i'd watched Frasier was hooked, i was only 11, now i'm 13 and at school, whenever someone says something that reminds me the slightest bit of an episode, i give a little chuckle and remark "That reminds me of an episode of Frasier.." then they all groan and whoever's up for it proceeds in listening to my reccolection of the episode.
Seek_Help_from_an_M.D. wrote:domi_dot_com wrote:I got hooked when mum bought the 5th season on dvd in 2005, i actually wanted to get a season of Monk but after i'd watched Frasier was hooked, i was only 11, now i'm 13 and at school, whenever someone says something that reminds me the slightest bit of an episode, i give a little chuckle and remark "That reminds me of an episode of Frasier.." then they all groan and whoever's up for it proceeds in listening to my reccolection of the episode.
Okay, do you know how much that reminds me of my days at school? Wow, my friends will say something and just about anything they say I can relate to Frasier or Cheers and then they groan. Haha.
Sedric Fairservice wrote:I don't remember my first episode, because that was probably when I didn't really "watch" it, but just saw it because there was nothing else on. I first started watching it in january this year. Before that I never thought I would ever start seeing it. But because my big brother was watching it, I also watched it a bit and after a little while I "feel in love" with the show and now I watch it every day (Just for the record. I'm only 14, so thats why I only just started watching Frasier.)
Rodge wrote:Moon-Crane wrote:How long has that bloody Bill Roach been that Baldwin bloke on Coronation Street!!! I assume he's still in it and will be until the day he dies. Talk about not stretching yourself as an actor
Bill Roach is a Ken Barlow, not Baldwin, he's been there for 47 years since the show started, and I will never feel ashamed to loving life on the Street. It is a British Champion.
It has drama that matches no other, wit and humour that beats many comedies, but it is never over the top just for impact, and has always been true to itself. I trust it to entertain and it has never let me down. I don't think I can say that about any other show in my 35 years.
ajay_ijn wrote:Since last three weeks i guess. I covered nearly first 6 seasons in DVD. as i soon i watched the first episode, i just hooked untill all all 6 seasons. great sitcom, never before i was attracted so much to an english sitcom (i am from India actually)
I did watch some episodes on 2001-2002 period but i was just overwhelmed by high-verbose language of frasier-niles.
anyknow how many sitcoms won more emmys than frasier? 39 is a definitely a big number. Friends bagged around 50 i think.
Stratman wrote:The only Life On The Street I watch is Homicide: Life On The Street.
Beer Necessity wrote:Stratman wrote:The only Life On The Street I watch is Homicide: Life On The Street.
Bah, it's no more that a Corrie rip-off.
Stratman wrote:Beer Necessity wrote:Stratman wrote:The only Life On The Street I watch is Homicide: Life On The Street.
Bah, it's no more that a Corrie rip-off.
The only thing they didn't steal was the lazy writing, bad acting and super cheap production values.
Beer Necessity wrote:me123 wrote:Beer Necessity wrote:me123 wrote:CatNamedRudy wrote:me123 wrote:CatNamedRudy wrote:But yeah, Goodnight, Seattle was the end of an era.
Twenty-two seasons: he certainly had a good run!
Well not quite 22. He didn't hit Cheers until Season 3. He had 9 Seasons of Cheers and 11 of Frasier! [edited]
Well, 20 is still a lot of years as one character!
Amazingly, KG could actualy beat his own record with his stint as 'Sideshow Bob'. 17 years and counting...
Well, yeah but he's not a regular character as much as Frasier: Bob's like Bebe, one show per season.
Still an amazing stat - 20 years with one character and 17 with another...
I'm sure you're right though, the irregular nature of his appearences probably means Sideshow Bob won't officially beat Frasier Crane and Marshal Matt Dillon as the longest running TV character.
Beer Necessity wrote:Stratman wrote:Beer Necessity wrote:Stratman wrote:The only Life On The Street I watch is Homicide: Life On The Street.
Bah, it's no more that a Corrie rip-off.
The only thing they didn't steal was the lazy writing, bad acting and super cheap production values.
The UK's top rated show mate. I rest my case.
Stratman wrote:Beer Necessity wrote:Stratman wrote:Beer Necessity wrote:Stratman wrote:The only Life On The Street I watch is Homicide: Life On The Street.
Bah, it's no more that a Corrie rip-off.
The only thing they didn't steal was the lazy writing, bad acting and super cheap production values.
The UK's top rated show mate. I rest my case.
As do I.
Moon-Crane wrote:Best rated isn't the best benchmark to prove any points - look at America's top rated shows, too - American Idol and Dancing With Stars In the UK it's X-Factor - you're both on a loser there
Beer Necessity wrote:Moon-Crane wrote:Best rated isn't the best benchmark to prove any points - look at America's top rated shows, too - American Idol and Dancing With Stars In the UK it's X-Factor - you're both on a loser there
My point was made firmly with tongue in cheek.
topcat1987 wrote:I seem to remember first watching 'The Ring Cycle' when it premired but wonder who the characters were.My first real taste of Frasier was in the middle of Season 10,which some of you might think was unfournate.I was hooked and I decided that I wanted to see the earlier episodes so I bought Season 1 on DVD,then went off Frasier for a bit,catching a rerun of the finale on New Year's Eve 2004.And from there I bought S2-7 on DVD and thoroughly enjoyed watching some of the more classic episodes.
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