
Frasier
A sharp‑tongued psychiatrist returns to his hometown to launch a high‑profile radio show, juggling egos, eccentric relatives and the chaos of Seattle’s elite while striving to prove he can heal others without losing himself.
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After spending many years at the "Cheers" bar, Frasier returns to Seattle to work as a radio psychiatrist following his father's injury—a policeman shot in the hip while on duty.
Seasons & Episodes
Season 124 episodes · premiered Sep 16, 1993
Season 224 episodes · premiered Sep 20, 1994
Season 324 episodes · premiered Sep 19, 1995
Season 424 episodes · premiered Sep 17, 1996
Season 524 episodes · premiered Sep 23, 1997
Season 624 episodes · premiered Sep 24, 1998
Season 724 episodes · premiered Sep 23, 1999
Season 824 episodes · premiered Oct 24, 2000
Season 924 episodes · premiered Sep 25, 2001
Season 1024 episodes · premiered Sep 24, 2002
Season 1124 episodes · premiered Sep 23, 2003
- 11.01No Sex, Please, We're SkittishSep 23, 2003Rate

Roz's unexpected return to KACL causes tension for Frasier, who is navigating a renewed relationship with Julia. Meanwhile, Niles faces an unexpected obstacle in his plans for fatherhood and decides to take an unconventional approach to address it.
- 11.02A Man, a Plan and a Gal: JuliaSep 23, 2003Rate

Frasier becomes increasingly aware of Julia's shortcomings as she displays inconsiderate and disruptive behavior at a dinner party at the Cranes' home, including embarrassing Daphne and ignoring others by talking constantly on her cell phone.
- 11.03The Doctor Is OutSep 30, 2003Rate

Frasier and Niles become suspicious of Roz's new boyfriend, Barry, believing they have seen him entering a gay bar. Concerned that Barry may be misleading Roz, Frasier decides to confront him directly.
- 11.04The BabysitterOct 7, 2003Rate

Martin and Frasier become rivals when they both develop a romantic interest in Maris, Frasier's former babysitter, who is now a charismatic lounge singer. Their competition over her affection creates tension between the two Cranes.
- 11.05The PlaceholderOct 14, 2003Rate

Roz introduces Frasier to her friend Ann, hoping to encourage him to expand his dating options. She suggests that Frasier's high standards may be limiting his chances and believes it's reasonable to keep exploring relationships until he finds the right match.
- 11.06I'm ListeningOct 28, 2003Rate

Frasier hears Ronee making plans with another man and confides in Martin, which angers Martin. Later, Ronee tells Martin directly that she is seeing someone else, clarifying that she did not consider their relationship exclusive.
- 11.07Maris Returns (1)Nov 4, 2003Rate

Maris calls Niles in a state of distress and asks for his help in dealing with her abusive and unfaithful boyfriend. During their lunch meeting, Niles advises her to end the relationship as soon as possible.
- 11.08Murder Most Maris (2)Nov 11, 2003Rate

Niles faces police questioning after lending Maris an antique crossbow, which becomes the murder weapon used in a play gone wrong. Maris claims self-defense, and while in jail, she repeatedly calls Niles, causing tension and anger for Daphne.
- 11.09Guns N' NeurosesNov 18, 2003Rate

Lilith arrives in town for a one-day conference and reconnects with Frasier, but their attempts to meet are repeatedly thwarted. She confides in a colleague about her relationship struggles at Cafe Nervosa before returning to the event.
- 11.10Seabee JeebiesDec 2, 2003Rate

Niles becomes known in Seattle due to his role in the Maris murder case, and he and Daphne move in high social circles, gaining access to exclusive events and venues.
- 11.11High HolidaysDec 9, 2003Rate

Frasier is taken aback by Frederick's dramatic new goth appearance during a visit. At the same time, Niles, reflecting on his lack of teenage rebellion, tries marijuana for the first time, leading to unforeseen consequences.
- 11.12Frasier-LiteJan 6, 2004Rate

Frasier competes in a weight-loss contest under the acronym KACL, facing off against an old high school bully who continues to tease him. The challenge tests his resolve as he strives to shed pounds and prove himself.
- 11.13The Ann Who Came To DinnerJan 13, 2004Rate

Frasier becomes concerned about a potential lawsuit after a former date, Ann, whom he had once snubbed, is injured in an accident in his kitchen. To avoid legal trouble, he invites her to recover at his home, but she uses the opportunity to her advantage.
- 11.14Freudian SleepFeb 3, 2004Rate

This episode features surreal dream sequences in which Frasier is married to Daphne, who has become a loud eater; Niles is a carefree womanizer involved with a bikini-clad appliance repairwoman; and Martin is a suave dancer performing on stage with Ronee.
- 11.15Caught in the ActFeb 24, 2004Rate

Roz is upset when she fails to obtain tickets to a concert featuring children's entertainer Nanny G. After learning that Frasier was once married to her, she asks him to help her get tickets.
- 11.16Boo!Mar 2, 2004Rate

Martin suffers a mild cardiac episode after a prank goes wrong and worries about hiding his health scare from Ronee, fearing it will make him seem frail and old.
- 11.17Coots and LaddersMar 16, 2004Rate

Frasier experiences guilt after impulsively taking a medallion from his talkative, trusting neighbor, an elderly widow, and enlists Niles's help—despite Niles's reluctance—to discreetly return it.
- 11.18Match GameMar 30, 2004Rate

Frasier, feeling lonely, turns to a matchmaker whose poor choices lead to awkward and disastrous dates. Meanwhile, Niles, hoping to help during Daphne's pregnancy, hires an eccentric assistant who brings unexpected complications involving a shaman and a drummer.
- 11.19Miss Right NowApr 6, 2004Rate

Martin becomes anxious when Ronee's mother visits, as she has long disapproved of him due to a misunderstanding from her teenage years. She once saw him comforting Ronee and mistakenly believed he was trying to seduce her.
- 11.20And Frasier Makes ThreeApr 20, 2004Rate

Frasier becomes interested in a charming matchmaker, but his efforts to court her are repeatedly disrupted by her current boyfriend, a sophisticated and passionate environmentalist.
- 11.21DetourApr 27, 2004Rate

Frasier and Charlotte find themselves stranded at a remote farmhouse with a peculiar rural family who do not recognize Frasier, leading to cultural clashes and awkward encounters. Meanwhile, Niles faces an embarrassing misunderstanding when a physical therapist is incorrectly assumed to be a stripper.
- 11.22Crock TalesMay 4, 2004Rate

Frasier faces a dilemma when deciding whether to discard a broken crock pot, as it reminds him of various memories with his loved ones. The dinner party setting adds to the emotional weight of the decision.
- 11.23Goodnight, Seattle (1)May 13, 2004Rate

Frasier recounts the events of his recent past to a fellow passenger during a turbulent flight. The episode includes a lengthy flashback detailing his experiences, leading up to Bebe offering him the opportunity to fill a vacancy left by a deceased radio host in San Francisco.
- 11.24Goodnight, Seattle (2)May 13, 2004Rate
Daphne gives birth to a son named David, and Frasier officiates Martin and Ronee's wedding at the veterinary clinic before they head to the hospital. Left alone while Martin is away and Daphne and Niles care for the newborn, Frasier begins to feel isolated.
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Cast & Crew
493 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Kelsey Grammer
as Dr. Frasier Crane
Jane Leeves
as Daphne Moon, Coffeeshop Customer
David Hyde Pierce
as Dr. Niles Crane
Peri Gilpin
as Roz Doyle
John Mahoney
as Martin Crane
Paul Cusimano
as Waiter, Barista, Manager of Cafe Nervosa
Moose
as Eddie
Dan Butler
as Bulldog Briscoe
Tom Mcgowan
as Kenny Daly
Edward Hibbert
as Gil Chesterton
Patrick Kerr
as Noel Shempsky
Millicent Martin
as Gertrude Moon
Supporting cast
248Saul Rubinek
as Donny Douglas
Bebe Neuwirth
as Dr. Lilith Sternin
James Aaron Oliver
as Barista, James the Waiter
Jane Adams
as Dr. Mel Karnofsky
Harriet Sansom Harris
as Bebe Glazer
Luck Hari
as Waitress
Wendie Malick
as Ronee Lawrence
Ashley Thomas
as Alice May Doyle
Felicity Huffman
as Julia Wilcox
Trevor Einhorn
as Frederick Crane
Anthony Lapaglia
as Simon Moon
Jean Smart
as Lana Gardner, Lorna Ann Garner, Lynley
Marsha Mason Nm0556850
as Sherry Dempsey
Brian Klugman
as Kirby
Laura Linney
as Charlotte, Mindy
Brooks Almy
as Mrs. Richman, Mother in Elevator
Amita Balla
as Waitress
Mercedes Ruehl
as Kate Costas
Amy Brenneman
as Faye Moskowitz
Shelley Long
as Diane Chambers
Irene Olga Lopez
as Marta
Patricia Clarkson
as Claire French
Virginia Madsen
as Cassandra Stone
Amy Landers
as Waitress
Bette Rae
as Elizabeth
Dean Erickson
as Waiter, Eric
Michael G Hawkins
as Santa, Conductor, Bandleader, Emcee
Ron Dean
as Frank
Brian Stokes Mitchell
as Cam Winston
Lindsay Frost
as Samantha Pierce
George Delhoyo
as Father Mike
Conrad Janis
as Albert
Bill Gratton
as Leo
Gigi Rice
as Regan Shaw
Alice Playten
as Bonnie
Jobeth Williams
as Madeline Marshall, Danielle
Marsha Kramer
as Tooty, Anne
Phil Donahue
as Larry
Marlo Thomas
as Sophie
Patti Lupone
as Aunt Zora Crane, Pam
Linda Hamilton
as Laura, Guest Caller - Claire
Tony Carreiro
as Joe DeCarlo
Katie Finneran
as Poppy Delafield, Poppy
Kim Coles
as Dr. Mary
Rene Auberjonois
as Professor William Tewksbury, Dr. William Tewksbury
Griffin Dunne
as Bob, Guest Caller - Russell
Jane Kaczmarek
as Maureen Cutler
Stephanie Faracy
as Mimi
Rosemary Murphy
as Carol Larkin
Suzanne Cryer
as Denise
Lindsay Crouse
as Peg
Julia Sweeney
as Ann Hodges
Eric Lutes
as Tom Duran
Lisa Robinson
as Connie
Rita Wilson
as Hester Crane, Mia Preston
Michael Whaley
as Pete
Lisa Guerrero
as Joanne, Woman at Airport
Tom Chick
as Waiter #1, Waiter
Emily Yancy
as Cora Winston
John Lamotta
as Duke
Rosie Perez
as Lizbeth, Francesca
Allison Janney
as Phyllis, Susanna
Brian Cox
as Harry Moon
Jack Sydow
as Alfred Larkin
Bess Armstrong
as Kelly Kirkland
Steven Anthony Lawrence
as Kid in Hall, Jason White
Roger Keller
as Coughing Man, Waiter
Francois Giroday
as Robert
Lisa Thornhill
as Caroline
Christopher Durang
as Rudy, Sebastian Melmoth
Tushka Bergen
as Miranda Rogers
Piper Laurie
as Mrs. Mulhern, Marianne
Lisa Darr
as Laura Paris
Richard Poe
as Chopper Dave
Estelle Parsons
as Opal, Celeste's Mother
Shannon Tweed
as Dr. Honey Snow
David Alan Basche
as Woody Wiswell
Jennifer Beals
as Dr. Anne Ranberg
Claire Yarlett
as Vicky
Aaron Eckhart
as Frank
Cleto Augusto
as Moving Man, Delivery Man
Greg Callahan
as Rev. Franklin, Doctor
Barbara Sharma
as Mrs. Douglas, Donny's Mom
Cynthia Lamontagne
as Annie
Richard Stretchberry
as Virgil Hefflewhite, Sergeant at Arms
Stephon Fuller
as Jason
Pauley Perrette
as Rebecca, Waitress
Jessica Cauffiel
as Kit
Teri Ralston
as Miss Carney
Brian Kerwin
as Bob
Claire Stansfield
as Kristina Harper
Lisa Waltz
as Tricia
Mark Capri
as Mr. Williams, Man in Hall
Dawn Mcmillan
as Waitress
Thomas Byrd
as Tim Walsh
Christopher M Brown
as Bulldog's Engineer, Lenny
Bernard Addison
as Waiter
Cameron Dye
as Nigel Moon
Wolfgang Puck
as Tom, Wolfgang Puck
Jason Graae
as Jack
Rob Klingman
as Bartender
Gregory Jbara
as Bartender
Anthony Montgomery
as Waiter
Linden Chiles
as Dean of Admissions, Roz's Uncle, Manchester Bar Patron
Kristen Lowman
as Mrs. Kalish, Linda
Camille Grammer
as Miss Candy Cane, Eve
Edward F Gallick
as Chester Ludgate, Ed
Cameron Watson
as Announcer, Data Collector
Don Sparks
as Mr. Carr
Brandon Johnson
as Nurse, Orderly #2
Jd Roberto
as Father, Robert
Victor Alfieri
as Esteban de Rojo
Mark Deklin
as Clint
Amanda Donohoe
as Catherine
Joe Mantegna
as Derek Mann
John Glover
as Ned Miller
Pat Crowley
as Marion Lawlor
John Rubinstein
as Phillip Hayson
Kathleen Noone
as Aunt Patrice
June Claman
as Aunt Bobbie
John C Mcginley
as Danny Kriezel
Mako
as Sam Tanaka
Charlayne Woodard
as Arlene
Valerie Curtin
as Mrs. Warren
Lincoln Kilpatrick
as Artie Walsh
Jo De Winter
as Mrs. Greenway
Don Amendolia
as Guard
Linda Stephens
as Elaine
Ted Danson
as Sam Malone
Nathan Lane
as Phil
William Morgan Sheppard
as Mr. Drake
Tom Troupe
as Minister
Brian Cousins
as Gunnar
Rick Cramer
as Ranger
Josh Adell
as Curtis
Harris Yulin
as Jerome Belasco
Robert Prosky
as T.H. Houghton
Donald O Connor
as Harlow Safford
John Cygan
as Doug Harvey
Scott Atkinson
as Clive
Murphy Dunne
as Pete
Nicholas Walker
as Francois
Marnie Mosiman
as Donna
Kevin Farrell
as Rodney Banks
Christine Mcgraw
as Lacey Lloyd
John Rajeski
as Waiter
Zeljko Ivanek
as Dr. Arnold Shaw
Patricia Wettig
as Stephanie
Cindy Katz
as Elise
Albert Macklin
as Masseur
Teri Hatcher
as Marie
Lisa Edelstein
as Caitlin
Laura Harring
as Rebecca Wendell
James Patrick Stuart
as Guy
Scott Michael Campbell
as Mr. Rugly
Michael Mcshane
as Frank
Fritz Weaver
as Sir Trevor Ainsley
Caroline Aaron
as Phyllis Conrad
Bob Dishy
as Dr. Schenkman
Gabrielle Fitzpatrick
as Clare
Jordan Baker
as Paula Garrett
Grace Phillips
as Nancy
Eva Marie Saint
as Joanna Doyle
Woody Harrelson
as Woody Boyd
Christine Baranski
as Dr. Nora Fairchild
John Ennis
as Carlos
Robert Loggia
as Stefano
Gary Cole
as Luke Parker
Marg Helgenberger
as Emily
Anthony Zerbe
as Clifford
Tony Goldwyn
as Roger
Illeana Douglas
as Kenny's Wife
Derek Jacobi
as Jackson Hedley
Adam Arkin
as Tom
M Emmet Walsh
as Rich Koechner
Charlotte Ross
as Monica
Barbara Babcock
as Penelope Janvier
Tom Irwin
as Frank
Dave Allen
as Randy
Soren Fulton
as Justin
Mary Hart
as Mary Hart
Philipp Lawrence Durand
as Jean-Pierre
John Glenn
as John Glenn
Bryan Mcmillen
as Patient
Michael Keaton
as Blaine Sternin
Zooey Deschanel
as Jen
Luis Guzman
as George
Dean Cain
as Rick
Rhea Perlman
as Carla Tortelli LeBec
Daniel Davis
as Dr. Shafer
Ana Gasteyer
as Trish Haney
Joe Flaherty
as Herm Evans
Hal Landon Jr
as Lasskopf
Marc Vann
as Paul
Patrick Stewart
as Alistair Burke
Alan Cumming
as Ahmrit
David Ogden Stiers
as Leland Barton
Bob Hoskins
as Coach Fuller
Dan Castellaneta
as Brad
Hal Sparks
as Receptionist
John Vickery
as Petyr
Phil Mcgraw
as Dr. Phil
Laurie Metcalf
as Nanny G
Jeff Daniels
as Doug
Christopher Reeve
as Leonard
Bruno Kirby
as Marco
Judith Ivey
as Lorraine
Maddie Corman
as Gail
Christine Estabrook
as Lou
Rachel Rosenthal
as Martha Paxton
Laurie Walton
as Waitress
Julie Gill
as Waitress
Mary Tyler Moore
as Marjorie
Mike Starr
as Billy Kriezel
Constance Towers
as Clarice Warner
James Morrison
as Brian
John Mcmartin
as Fletcher Grey
Boyd Gaines
as Phil Patterson
Sara Melson
as Carrie
Jack Wallace
as Joe
Pamela Gordon
as Marvella
James Greene
as Salesman
Timothy Leary
as Hank
Katherine Mcgrath
as Linda
Lynne Adams
as Nurse
Aaron Heyman
as Clarence
Joel Anderson
as Father
Tea Leoni
as Sheila
Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio
as Eileen
Shelley Duvall
as Caroline
Alyson Reed
as Cindy Carruthers
Milo O Shea
as Dr. Schachter
Joan Mcmurtrey
as Heather
Laura Waterbury
as Fan
Pamela Kosh
as Dierdre Sauvage
Peter Siragusa
as Bruce
Luke Tarsitano
as Frederick Gaylord Crane
Mitchell Edmonds
as Kenneth Spencer
John Cusack
as Greg
John Carroll Lynch
as Franklin
Tony Shalhoub
as Manu
Faith Prince
as Brandy
Jillie Mack
as Charlotte
Jennifer Campbell
as Sharon
Sherry Lansing
as Angela
Paxton Whitehead
as Dr. Campbell
Tim Choate
as Dirk
Allison Mackie
as Adelle Childs
Writers
13Alex Gregory
executive story editor
Bob Daily
executive story editor
Chris Marcil
story by
Danita Jones
staff writer
David Angell
Writer
David Lloyd
story editor
Eric Zicklin
teleplay by
Patricia Breen
story editor, staff writer
Peter Casey
Writer
Peter Huyck
executive story editor
Rob Hanning
executive story editor
Saladin K Patterson
executive story editor
Sam Johnson
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Producers
53Anne Flett Giordano
co-producer / producer / supervising producer
Bill Carroll
co-producer
Bob Daily
producer / supervising producer / co-executive producer / co-producer
Brian Lubocki
assistant producer
Brian Mallut
associate producer
Cathy Reinking
assistant to producers / assistant to the producers
Charlie Hauck
consulting producer / supervising producer
Chris Marcil
co-executive producer / executive producer
Christopher Lloyd
executive producer / co-executive producer
Chuck Ranberg
co-producer / producer / supervising producer
Dan O Shannon
executive producer / co-executive producer / consulting producer
David Angell
executive producer
David Kenneth
visual effects producer (uncredited)
David Lee
executive producer
David Lloyd
producer
David Pollock
producer / supervising producer
Denise Moss
supervising producer
Elias Davis
producer / supervising producer
Eric Zicklin
producer / supervising producer / co-executive producer
Gayle Abrams
producer / supervising producer
Heide Perlman
consulting producer / co-executive producer
Jack Burditt
co-producer
Janis Hirsch
supervising producer
Jason Schemmel
assistant to producers / assistant to the producers
Jay Kogen
supervising producer / co-executive producer
Jeffrey Pfefferle
assistant to producers / assistant to the producers
Jeffrey Richman
supervising producer / executive producer
Joe Keenan
co-executive producer / executive producer / co-producer / supervising producer
Jon Sherman
co-executive producer / executive producer / supervising producer / producer
Julie Groll
visual effects producer (uncredited)
Kelsey Grammer
executive producer
Linda Morris
co-executive producer / executive producer / consulting producer
Lori Kirkland Baker
executive producer / co-executive producer / co-producer (as Lori Kirkland) / producer (as Lori Kirkland) / supervising producer
Maggie Blanc
producer
Mark Reisman
consulting producer / executive producer / supervising producer
Mary Fukuto
co-producer / associate producer
Michael B Kaplan
supervising producer
Paul Cusimano
assistant to producers / stand-in: Kelsey Grammer (uncredited)
Peter Casey
executive producer
Peter Ferland
assistant to producers / assistant to the producers
Rob Greenberg
producer / supervising producer / co-producer
Rob Hanning
co-executive producer / executive producer / co-producer / supervising producer
Ron Darian
co-producer
Ron Volk
co-producer
Saladin K Patterson
producer / co-producer
Sam Johnson
co-executive producer / executive producer
Steven Levitan
co-executive producer / consulting producer
Suzanne Martin
producer / co-producer
Sy Dukane
supervising producer
Tony Hicks
co-producer / associate producer
Vic Rauseo
co-executive producer / executive producer / consulting producer
William Lucas Walker
producer
Xochitl L Olivas
assistant to producers / assistant to the producers
Other crew
229Antonio Raluy
Additional and Environmental Voices
Gaby Torres
Additional and Environmental Voices
Ricardo Mendez
Additional and Environmental Voices
Vange Tapia
Additional and Environmental Voices
Amy Skjonsby Winslow
Art Directors
Richard Fernandez
Art Directors
Metin Bereketli
artist
Bruce Sears
assistant camera
Jeff Wright
assistant editor
Michael Halberg
assistant editor
Tim Perovich
assistant props
Jim Rose
associate director, technical coordinator
Awards & Nominations
26 wins · 3 nominationsPrimetime Emmy Award
- Won2004Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series — Laura Linney
- Won2004Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series — Kelsey Grammer
- Won2004Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series — David Hyde Pierce
- Won2002Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series — Anthony LaPaglia
- Won2001Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
- Won2000Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
- Won1999Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series — David Hyde Pierce
- Won1999Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — Jay Kogen
- Won1998Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series — Kelsey Grammer
- Won1998Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series — David Hyde Pierce
- Nom1998Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series — Patti LuPone
- Won1997Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series — David Lee
- Nom1997Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series — James Earl Jones
- Won1996Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — Jack Burditt
- Won1996Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — Anne Flett-Giordano
- Won1996Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — Linda Morris
- Won1996Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — Rob Greenberg
- Won1996Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series
- Won1996Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — Vic Rauseo
- Won1995Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series — David Hyde Pierce
- Won1995Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — Anne Flett-Giordano
- Won1995Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series — David Lee
- Won1995Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series — Kelsey Grammer
- Won1994Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — David Lee
- Won1994Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — Peter Casey
- Won1994Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series — Kelsey Grammer
- Won1994Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — David Angell
- Won1994Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series — James Burrows
- Nom1994Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series — John Glover
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Release dates around the world5 countries · showhide
- CanadaSep 16, 1993
- PolandSep 16, 1993
- United StatesSep 16, 1993
- AustraliaApr 11, 1994
- United KingdomApr 20, 1994
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