Did you know that one of the co-creators of Frasier was killed in the 9/11 attacks and that Kelsey Grammer was said to have been making $2 million per episode by the series’ end? In 2004, the hit NBC sitcom Frasier came to an end after 11 seasons. Fans are oftentimes unhappy with the way the ending of a sitcom is handled, as the NBC network had experienced previously with the dismally received Seinfeld finale. The finale of Frasier became an exception, as the final two-part episode of the series was generally beloved by both critics and fans. Now, a potential reboot stands to undo the original series’ ending, proving a bittersweet prospect.
▬Contents of this video▬ 00:00 - Intro 00:35 - The Series Finale of Frasier Aired in 2004 01:05 - Few Could’ve Predicted Frasier Crane’s Popularity 02:26 - Frasier Proved an Unlikely Success with Audiences 04:19 - “Goodnight, Seattle” Gave Everyone a Happy Ending 06:14 - A Different Dog Played Eddie in the Finale 06:35 - Sometimes Cheesy Can Be Okay! 07:07 - The Cast of Frasier Went from Seattle to Hawaii 07:34 - Will a Potential Reboot Ruin Frasier’s Perfect Ending? 08:09 - Outro
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The series finale of Frasier was so crowd-pleasing that Tina Fey was said to have used it as inspiration when crafting the finale for her own NBC sitcom, 30 Rock. The episode perfectly tied up all of its characters’ emotional arcs and gave the character of Frasier Crane a happy ending by suggesting that he had finally broken away from his self-sabotaging romantic tendencies. As negotiations continue to go on for the prospective reboot, join Facts Verse as we examine the scene that took Frasier of the air for good.
The Scene That Took Frasier off the Air for Good
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