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Wario 22 Oct 2010 02:13

Cheers or Fraiser
 
i really love the shows Cheers and Frasier. They were two of the best written shows ever produced.

I hope most of you are familiar with the two sitcoms.

Which did you prefer?

I said Cheers cause of one person: Norm Peterson

melon 22 Oct 2010 02:18

Only voted for Fraiser because I never actually saw Cheers

daveake 22 Oct 2010 02:29

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Originally Posted by WarioLoaf (Post 527243)
I said Cheers cause of one person: Norm Peterson

:-). Maybe this should be in the "useless facts" thread, but the Star Trek - Deep Space Nine character "Morn" was based on Norm.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_91s-Zkod9G...0/s1600/12.jpg

suzieq 22 Oct 2010 03:41

I voted for Frasier because of the Niles character.

A Slice Of English 22 Oct 2010 07:36

Niles was the man.

PanicLord 22 Oct 2010 09:20

Yes, Niles rules.

Monstro 22 Oct 2010 10:11

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Originally Posted by daveake (Post 527246)
:-). Maybe this should be in the "useless facts" thread, but the Star Trek - Deep Space Nine character "Morn" was based on Norm.

I never knew that!!!!

Fraiser for me

AndyK 22 Oct 2010 10:40

Two classics. It's like choosing between Bat and Bat II, almost impossible.

CarylB 22 Oct 2010 13:19

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Originally Posted by AndyK (Post 527259)
Two classics. It's like choosing between Bat and Bat II, almost impossible.

My thoughts also, and I can't see the point anyway in trying to determine whether I prefer one over the other. It's like trying to say which is better out of Fawlty Towers and Fools & Horses. Both were gems, just as Cheers and Frasier. Each was great, each was of its time. The writing was imo a bit sharper in Frasier, which is not to say Cheers wasn't pretty sharp, and I agree with those who say the Niles character was pure gold ;)

Caryl

daveake 22 Oct 2010 14:31

Frasier for me - some very clever writing. Niles got many of the best lines, like this one:

"My brother is too kind - he was already eminent while my eminence was merely imminent."

Steve6 22 Oct 2010 14:39

Never watched any of them ever. I don't even know what they're about. :|

Wario 22 Oct 2010 16:33

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Originally Posted by Steve6 (Post 527290)
Never watched any of them ever. I don't even know what they're about. :|

Cheers is about a bar in Boston and Fraiser is a spin off about a radio metrosexual physiatrist and his metrosexual brother who live in seatlle with their retired policeman father and british seamstress

A Slice Of English 22 Oct 2010 18:14

I think the word you want is "psychiatrist" and I don't think I ever thought of either man as metrosexual.

The Flying Mouse 22 Oct 2010 18:22

:twisted: Frasier.
Cheers had it's moments, but Frasier was a whole different league 8)

Wario 22 Oct 2010 18:30

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Originally Posted by A Slice Of English (Post 527318)
I think the word you want is "psychiatrist" and I don't think I ever thought of either man as metrosexual.

really? I did. Im sure many agree Niles is the quintisential Metrosexual.

CarylB 22 Oct 2010 19:46

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Originally Posted by A Slice Of English (Post 527318)
I think the word you want is "psychiatrist" and I don't think I ever thought of either man as metrosexual.

Nor me .. and when did Daphne tale up needle and thread? She was Martin's physical therapist!

Caryl

Evil One 22 Oct 2010 20:23

Didn't she end up as housekeeper and general dogsbody? It's been a while since I watched an episode. :|

CarylB 22 Oct 2010 23:48

She entered employment as his physical therapist, and continued in that role even after she moved in with Niles .. but yes, she also acted as general housekeeper etc

Caryl

suzieq 23 Oct 2010 05:08

I'm going to go revisit some Frasier eps. These posts are leaving me laughing. And yes, Daphne was a live in physical therapist. Roz had some really funny lines too and Eddie the dog. OMG! off to watch some on you tube.

AndyK 23 Oct 2010 20:45

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Originally Posted by suzieq (Post 527381)
Roz had some really funny lines

Sadly, they were delivered with a god awful cliched northern accent, the weakest part of Frasier.

LucyK! 23 Oct 2010 20:56

You're thinking Daphne, Roz was American.

Frasier for me too, never really got into Cheers (before my time :lol: ) I agree with Andy though, the "British" accents are horrific.

AndyK 23 Oct 2010 20:57

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Originally Posted by Lucy! (Post 527431)
You're thinking Daphne, Roz was American.

You're right. My mistake.

(I'll print this out so you can frame it)

suzieq 23 Oct 2010 21:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lucy! (Post 527431)
You're thinking Daphne, Roz was American.

Frasier for me too, never really got into Cheers (before my time :lol: ) I agree with Andy though, the "British" accents are horrific.

Thanx for sorting Lucy. :D

The Flying Mouse 24 Oct 2010 21:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lucy! (Post 527431)
I agree with Andy though, the "British" accents are horrific.

:twisted: Yet still better than the accents found in British soap operas :bleh:

Remember Brookside? :facepalm:
And Corrie, Eastenders, Emmerdale Farm, the list goes on..........

The confusing thing in Frasier was that Daphne's brothers all had different regional dialects :wtf:
That can be overlooked though because the show was so good. 8)

Wario 24 Oct 2010 22:10

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Originally Posted by The Flying Mouse (Post 527532)
The confusing thing in Frasier was that Daphne's brothers all had different regional dialects :wtf:

yea, but i ignored that fact cause of Robbie Coltrane's awesome performance .. i love that guy to death lol....


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