A truly brilliant finale for a hilariously brilliant show. Not only was it a very fitting ending to the show, it was also a very satisfying one that allows us to reflect upon the last 11 years of Frasier. They say all good things must come to an end and Frasier didn't miss its cue on the timing. Thank goodness they pulled the plug when this show was still top of its game as opposed to when the ratings dictate the fate. A must see for any true Frasier fan, with several touching moments and equally as many hilarious moments. In the context of the show and the way the finale has been made to reflect upon the past 11 years I happily rate this as a 10/10.
5 Reviews
Best American Comedy Show Ever!
paleytowers2 May 2008
I can't believe that it is 4 years since Frasier finished! I never get tired of watching the reruns. Frasier had it all. Fantastic cast and wonderfully scripted story lines. Some of the best episodes were the farce situations. I could have gone on watching the series forever and felt like I'd lost an old friend when it ended. It would be wonderful if sometime in the not too distant future, a special update episode could be aired showing where the characters are now, a few years later. Even one Christmas special episode each year would be a real treat. Hilarious, clever, touching, cringing, Frasier was brilliant! Definitely a truly wonderful show and sorely missed.
What a Wedding
Hitchcoc7 November 2019
Warning: Spoilers
I would just ask you to watch and enjoy the first part of this. Frasier relates a story to a beautiful woman he meets on a plane to Chicago. We know who is in Chicago. But the story of Martin and Ronee's wedding and the subsequent trip to the veterinarian is about as amazing as anything I've seen. When Frasier walks out of the examination room with a little bundle in his arms, I just about fell off my chair. I can't ruin the moment. See it.
Goodnight, Seattle: Part 1
studioAT18 February 2023
So, here we go - after eleven series 'Frasier' bows out with this two part finale.
Sitcom finales are hard to get right, just ask Jerry Seinfield! The hope with them though is that they remind you as the audience of everything you've loved about the show over the course of its run, while also giving you an insight into what the next step in the characters life might be.
I thought this episode did a good job, with all the theatrical quality and farcical elements being used to good effect. The writing is of top quality and the cast are all on song.
All in all it makes for a wonderful sort of 'best of Frasier' episode.
Sitcom finales are hard to get right, just ask Jerry Seinfield! The hope with them though is that they remind you as the audience of everything you've loved about the show over the course of its run, while also giving you an insight into what the next step in the characters life might be.
I thought this episode did a good job, with all the theatrical quality and farcical elements being used to good effect. The writing is of top quality and the cast are all on song.
All in all it makes for a wonderful sort of 'best of Frasier' episode.
Lame truly not a good look
vikjurk1 February 2023
Warning: Spoilers
Sadly something that should of been great us ruined. I'm sorry Daphne brothers just aren't funny. The drunk one in particular sucks in every episode. Sadly as much as Daphne is loved nothing ever truly ends gracefully on TV. Joining a beloved character is 3 obnoxious pointless brothers. We get it she has annoying brothers I mean brothers suck but the obnoxious childish humor that has to come along with Simon and his idiot 2 brothers doesn't fit the show and had no right being in the final episodes no offense but if Simons always that blitzed how can he even maintain a life let alone getting plane tickets and getting from point A to point B ? For a absolutely intelligent funny show it got lost with childish early 2000s bad humor. Daphne and Niles love grew over many many years to end it with lame humor was a let down.
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