You are frequently cautioned against using the word ‘classic’ too liberally as a critic. But when it comes to television, Frasier truly deserves the title. In the show, for whom the eponymous sitcom is named, Kelsey Grammer plays the titular psychiatrist-turned-self-help guru at KACL, Seattle’s number one radio station. Unapologetically intelligent, deeply moving, but most importantly, funny.
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