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* ContinuityCavalcade: In "Reindeer Games", after everyone abandons his lacklustre party for the one at Eve's place, a hurt Frasier recounts many past dinner party disasters: Niles with a bird stuck on his head ("To Kill a Talking Bird"), a dead seal ("The Seal Who Came to Dinner"), a bed crashing through the ceiling ("Daphne Does Dinner"), and a corpse ("Taps at the Montana").
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* ContinuityCavalcade: In "Reindeer Games", after everyone abandons his lacklustre party for the one at Eve's place, a hurt Frasier recounts many past dinner party disasters: Niles with a bird stuck on his head ("To Kill a Talking Bird"), a dead seal ("The Seal Who Came to Dinner"), a bed crashing through the ceiling ("Daphne Does Dinner"), and a corpse ("Taps at the Montana"). (Although, to be fair, all four of those incidents took place when Niles was hosting the party.)
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After nearly twenty years in UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}} as the host of a television program, Frasier relocates back to his old hometown of UsefulNotes/{{Boston}}, looking to reconnect with his estranged son Freddy (Creator/JackCutmoreScott), now an adult and working as a firefighter. There, Frasier takes a teaching post at Harvard, his ''alma mater'' alongside Alan Cornwall (Creator/NicholasLyndhurst), an old friend from his time at Cambridge, and Olivia (Creator/ToksOlagundoye), Harvard's Dean of Psychology, who's desperate to build up her reputation and become provost. Joining them are David Crane (Anders Keith), Frasier's nephew and the son of Niles Crane (Creator/DavidHydePierce) & Daphne Moon (Creator/JaneLeeves) from the original series[[note]]Neither Pierce nor Leeves are returning for this series, at least as regular characters[[/note]], an undergraduate in Harvard's psychology program, and Eve (Jess Salgueiro), Freddy's friend and roommate.
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After nearly twenty years in UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}} as the host of a television program, Frasier relocates back to his old hometown of UsefulNotes/{{Boston}}, looking to reconnect with his estranged son Freddy (Creator/JackCutmoreScott), now an adult and working as a firefighter. There, Frasier takes a teaching post at Harvard, his ''alma mater'' alongside Alan Cornwall (Creator/NicholasLyndhurst), an old friend from his time at Cambridge, and Olivia Finch (Creator/ToksOlagundoye), Harvard's Dean of Psychology, who's desperate to build up her reputation and become provost. Joining them are David Crane (Anders Keith), Frasier's nephew and the son of Niles Crane (Creator/DavidHydePierce) & Daphne Moon (Creator/JaneLeeves) from the original series[[note]]Neither Pierce nor Leeves are returning for this series, at least as regular characters[[/note]], an undergraduate in Harvard's psychology program, and Eve (Jess Salgueiro), Freddy's friend and roommate.
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* MeaningfulEcho: Within the [[CallBack titles of the episodes]]. The first episode of the original Series/{{Frasier}} is titled '[[Recap/FrasierS1E01TheGoodSon The Good Son]]'. The name of the first episode of the 2023 series? 'The Good Father'. Both referring to Frasier himself, of course.
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* MeaningfulEcho: Within the [[CallBack titles of the episodes]]. The first episode of the original Series/{{Frasier}} is titled '[[Recap/FrasierS1E01TheGoodSon The Good Son]]'. The name of the first episode of the 2023 series? 'The '[[Recap/Frasier2023S1E01TheGoodFather The Good Father'.Father]]'. Both referring to Frasier himself, of course.
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* DeceasedParentsAreTheBest: Frasier's opinion of Martin's parenting has increased dramatically since his death.
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The series was renewed for a second season on February 22nd, 2024.
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** Frasier once made a joke that between being Jewish on Lilith's side and inheriting his father's athletic talent, "the NFL wasn't holding its breath." Now Freddy is a very fit firefighter.
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** Frasier once made a joke about Freddy, that between being Jewish on Lilith's side and inheriting his father's athletic talent, "the NFL wasn't holding its breath." Now Freddy is a very fit firefighter.
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* GenreSavvy: Freddy is never the least bit surprised by any of Frasier's antics.
--> '''Freddy''': So of course you're going to accept your setback with grace and try again next year. I'm kidding of course! Tell me your stupid plan.
--> '''Freddy''': So of course you're going to accept your setback with grace and try again next year. I'm kidding of course! Tell me your stupid plan.
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* GenreSavvy: Freddy is never the least bit surprised by any of Frasier's antics.
--> '''Freddy''': So of course you're going to accept your setback with grace and try again next year. I'm kidding of course! Tell me your stupid plan.
--> '''Freddy''': So of course you're going to accept your setback with grace and try again next year. I'm kidding of course! Tell me your stupid plan.
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* SameCharacterButDifferent: Freddy and David were a teenager and a newborn when the original series ended, so it's no surprise that they are very different twenty years later, they're even played by [[TheOtherDarrin new actors]].
** Frasier once made a joke that between being Jewish on Lilith's side and inheriting his father's athletic talent, "the NFL wasn't holding its breath." Now Freddy is a very fit firefighter.
** Niles was worried that David would grow up to be like [[LowerClassLout Daphne's brothers]] because when he tried to play classical music for him, the baby would kick the music player off of Daphne's belly, and her water broke the instant Niles said the phrase "open bar". Clearly, Niles had nothing to worry about.
** Frasier once made a joke that between being Jewish on Lilith's side and inheriting his father's athletic talent, "the NFL wasn't holding its breath." Now Freddy is a very fit firefighter.
** Niles was worried that David would grow up to be like [[LowerClassLout Daphne's brothers]] because when he tried to play classical music for him, the baby would kick the music player off of Daphne's belly, and her water broke the instant Niles said the phrase "open bar". Clearly, Niles had nothing to worry about.
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* LocalHangout: No, not Cheers. Mahoney's Taphouse seems to be Frasier's new watering hole upon his return to Beantown.
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** The closing credits for “Reindeer Games” somewhat breaks from the established formula of a silent pantomime accompanied by the theme song, and instead has Frasier [[spoiler:attempting to conduct the elementary string quartet playing the song InUniverse. Eventually he gives up, snaps his baton, and the recording resumes as per usual.]]
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** The closing credits for “Reindeer Games” somewhat breaks from the established formula of a silent pantomime accompanied by the theme song, and instead has Frasier [[spoiler:attempting to conduct the elementary string quartet playing the song InUniverse. Eventually he gives up, snaps his baton, then crumples up the score, and the recording resumes as per usual.]]
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--> '''Olivia''': My sister is provost at Yale. Yale! YALE!!!
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--> '''Olivia''': My sister is provost at Yale. Yale! Yale, Frasier, YALE!!!
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall:
** While discussing the Cheers bar with Alan in “The Founders’ Society”, Alan casually asks, “and nobody knew your name?” This, of course, alludes to that series’ famous theme song.
** The closing credits for “Reindeer Games” somewhat breaks from the established formula of a silent pantomime accompanied by the theme song, and instead has Frasier [[spoiler:attempting to conduct the elementary string quartet playing the song InUniverse. Eventually he gives up, snaps his baton, and the recording resumes as per usual.]]
** While discussing the Cheers bar with Alan in “The Founders’ Society”, Alan casually asks, “and nobody knew your name?” This, of course, alludes to that series’ famous theme song.
** The closing credits for “Reindeer Games” somewhat breaks from the established formula of a silent pantomime accompanied by the theme song, and instead has Frasier [[spoiler:attempting to conduct the elementary string quartet playing the song InUniverse. Eventually he gives up, snaps his baton, and the recording resumes as per usual.]]
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* ShownTheirWork: Freddy was born in the ''Cheers'' episode “The Stork Brings a Crane”, which aired November 2nd, 1989. In this series, Freddy celebrates his 34th birthday in the aptly titled “Freddy’s Birthday”, which was released on November 16th, 2023, just a little over 34 years after his initial birth was broadcast.
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* ContinuityCavalcade: In “Reindeer Games”, after everyone abandons his lacklustre party for the one at Eve’s place, a hurt Frasier recounts many past dinner party disasters: Niles with a bird stuck on his head (“To Kill a Talking Bird), a dead seal (“The Seal Who Came to Dinner”), a bed crashing through the ceiling (“Daphne Does Dinner”), and a corpse (“Taps at the Montana”).
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* ContinuityCavalcade: In “Reindeer Games”, after everyone abandons his lacklustre party for the one at Eve’s place, a hurt Frasier recounts many past dinner party disasters: Niles with a bird stuck on his head (“To Kill a Talking Bird), Bird”), a dead seal (“The Seal Who Came to Dinner”), a bed crashing through the ceiling (“Daphne Does Dinner”), and a corpse (“Taps at the Montana”).
