https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7ovmL3j_zk

I defy anyone to make it through that scene without laughing.

>>71737246
I lost. DAMNIT WHY ARE THEY THE BEST COMEDY DUO OF ALL FUCKING TIME.

Fun fact: the theme tune was sung by Kelsey Grammar, who played Frasier in the show

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>>71737177
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Hey everyone, I found the mobileposter

>>71737246
very funny

This show is so comfy, goddamnit. I didn't like how Daphne and Niles were together as a couple, but it was still pretty good after the 8th season

>>71737177
Jesus. Watching this right now. Sherry Niles?

I feel so bad for Niles every time I watch series 6. Also, Frasier messed up. Lilith was god tier

>>71737283
Fun Fact: Moose who played Eddie the dog died over 10 years ago

THOUGH I MAY SEEM A BIT CONFUSED

WELL MAYBE

BUT I GOT YOU PEGGEDHHAHHHAHAAAAA

Kelsey Grammer’s parents were divorced when he was 2 years old and his father, Frank Grammer, owned a coffee shop and a bar-and-grill called Greer’s Place. His mother brought Kelsey and Karen back to her parents’ house in New Jersey where they were raised by their mother and grandfather. Unfortunately, his grandfather died when Kelsey was 11.

On April 25, 1968, a man named Arthur B. Niles set fire to Frank Grammer’s car outside the St. Thomas home he shared with his second wife, Elizabeth, and their four children (Betty, John, Billy and Stephen). When Frank Grammer went outside, Niles shot him twice. During the trial, Elizabeth Grammer testified that she pulled her husband’s body from in front of Niles’ car because he had threatened to run over him as well. Kelsey Grammer was only 13 years old at the time of his father’s murder.

>>71738676
Niles was found not guilty of the murder by reason of insanity and spent several decades in a psychiatric ward. In 1994, he was assessed to no longer be a threat to society and was released. In November of 2002, a judge issued a restraining order against Niles which prevented him from seeing his son. In March 2003, Niles went back to prison after pleading guilty to threatening to kill that same judge- no longer a threat indeed.

Seven years later, when Kelsey was 20 years old, his younger sister, 18 year old Karen Grammer, was raped by four men and murdered by Freddie Lee Glenn. Glenn, who was a civilian worker at Fort Carson near Colorado Springs, Colorado began his involvement in a killing spree on June 19, 1975 when he, and two soldiers, including Michael Corbett, decided to assault Daniel Van Lone, a Four Seasons Hotel cook who had just gotten off work at the time they grabbed him. They then took him to a secluded area to kill him. Corbett shot him point blank in the head and the trio made off with a whopping 50 cents from the killing.

>>71738705
A little over a week later, Glenn and Corbett met another Fort Carson soldier to sell some pot to him. Corbett had recently been training with bayonets, and instead of making the sale, decided to stab the soldier with a bayonet, supposedly to see how it felt to stab someone.

On June 30, 1975, Karen Grammer was sitting outside the Red Lobster in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where she had just finished her shift as a waitress. Glenn, Corbett and two friends had decided to rob the Red Lobster Karen worked at that night but left the restaurant without any money when they came across Karen. They forced her into their car, stopped to rob a convenience store, then drove her to their apartment where they took turns raping her for about four hours. Afterwards, they put a cloth over her head, promising to take her home. They dumped her in a trailer park instead. According to testimony during the trial, Glenn had taken LSD and when he got out of the car, he stabbed Karen in the back, on her hand (presumably from her trying to shield herself), and the neck. He then drove away with his accomplices, leaving her for dead.

>>71738676
f-fun fact

>>71738728
Karen was made of sterner stuff, though, and managed to crawl to the back porch of a nearby home that had a light on. Unfortunately, no one was at home. Detectives describe a scene where Karen had left bloody handprints and fingerprints where she had tried to ring the doorbell. From her fingerprints, she was inches away from the doorbell when she passed out. Although, given no one was home, ringing it wouldn’t have done her any good, but of course she didn’t know that. She died on that back porch and was not found until the next day. Police did not know who the girl was for about a week until Kelsey Grammer arrived and positively identify her.

In 1976, Glenn was convicted for all three murders and was sentenced to die via the gas chamber. However, in 1978, the Colorado Supreme Court overturned the death penalty sentence. Later, in a 2009 parole board hearing statement, Kelsey stated, “She was so smart and good and decent. She wrote poetry … We could laugh for hours together… I was supposed to protect her — I could not. It very nearly destroyed me… When we heard this man might be paroled, the suffering began anew.” Needless to say, his parole was not approved. Glenn is eligible again for parole in 2014.

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>>71738755
If that wasn’t all bad enough, five years after Karen’s murder, on June 1, 1980, both of Kelsey Grammer’s half brothers died unexpectedly. Stephen and Billy were scuba diving off of St. Thomas at the time. When Billy failed to resurface, Stephen went back in after him but died of a fatal embolism during an improper ascent that followed. Billy’s body was never recovered.

Bonus Facts:

Kelsey Grammer’s good friend and the producer of Frasier, David Angell, died in the September 11 terrorist attacks. Angell and his wife, Lynn, were both passengers of American Airlines Flight 11, the first plane to hit the World Trade Center.

>>71738676
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>>71738755
Stop ruining fun for everyone you fucking asshole!

Aw, man. I wish I could watch a new episode with Frasier and Niles together. They were so good...

>>71737246
Oh hey, that's the guy who voices the hippy from King of the Hill!

Though I've seen a lot of the episodes seperately, I've never watched Frasier as a series until now. Though every episode is great, the episodes including Lillith and other Cheers characters are by far my favorite. I never understood the references before until I watched Cheers. Absolutely delightful.

The only thing that bothered me in the beginning was how much they changed Frasier's personality.

>>71737283

That is a fun fact anon.

>>71738775
No wonder Kelsey turned to alcohol.

Rough life.

When his career is over, he will commit suicide.

>>71738676
>>71738705

Dumb question, but I have to ask because it seems too morbid if it's true. Is the character named after him?

>>71737283
Do people not know this? Didn't they show footage at the end of one of the episodes of some kind of real life celebration where Kelsey sang the tune?

Did they make the laugh track more noticeable after the second season or is it just me?

>>71737246
Or this one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvAWUJCjgQE