Frasier

Definition

A sophisticated sitcom that aired from 1993 to 2004, following Dr. Frasier Crane, a psychiatrist living in Seattle with his father and working at a radio station; known for its witty writing and cultural references. Also refers to the titular character himself.

Example Usage

She quoted a line from Frasier during our conversation about wine preferences.

Origin

The character Frasier Crane was introduced on the sitcom 'Cheers' in 1984 before getting his own spinoff series.

Fun Fact

The show was nominated for 117 Emmy Awards during its run, winning 37, making it one of the most critically acclaimed sitcoms of all time.

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