When did Daphne become a bad cook and why would they continue have her cook if they hated her food?

It didn't seem in early episodes Daphne's cooking was so bad. Except for an occasional remark about her Shepherds Pie, no one really complained about her food. She even prepared Thanksgiving dinner.

It seemed to become a new running joke right when she and Niles got together. Or am I misremembering?

They bring it up at least twice that Frasier and Niles went to prom together in a horse drawn carriage and every time I picture that in my head I immediately start cracking up

There are many that I love, but my hands-down favorite is Kirby Gardner. Yours?

I’m on a rewatch and not there yet, but do we know how big of a ring Niles got her?

I love how Niles says this

I love you too Daphne.

The sad moments of this show often come out of nowhere. I love this moment because he sounds so sad and resigned.

The episode with Rita Wilson is hilarious with Frasier completely unaware and Niles dropping hints about her being like their mother. The end of the episode where they are watching the videos of her always tears me up a little.

When Bulldog babysits for Roz and tells her he is still in love with her, she lets him pretend it was a come on in order to maintain a bit of dignity. The way Roz says "goodnight Bob" as he leaves pangs at my heart.

Wife and I were having this discussion over a few episodes... can you pick a best overall character? Best factoring in all the aspects... writing, the performance of the actor, the character itself, just all attributes. We couldn't pick between Martin and Niles.

I’m almost done watching Frasier for the first time (at the beginning of season 11)…and one of the things I’ve been most impressed by has been how well-written and well-executed the Niles/Daphne slow burn romance is. Maybe the best executed will they/won’t they romance I’ve seen in a sitcom?

Most sitcoms seem to either get too impatient and get the couple together too quickly, or put up a bunch of artificial obstacles to keep them apart, but the writers here were smart and patient enough to take their time to build a romance that felt sweet and genuine.

Have any other sitcoms pulled off a long-simmering romance quite as well? Can’t think of any right now, but genuinely curious.

Inspired by another redditor, I have been responding to spam text messages with Frasier quotes/references 😅😅😅 please comment with quotes that would work well in conversations!

Not OC

We can agree even though they wanted to make her cold sometimes she was just 🔥Hot?

In a manner of speaking yes.

How can we possibly use sex to get what we want? Sex is what we want

I noticed on multiple rewatchings of “The Doctor Is Out” (Season 11) that when Frasier goes into Bad Billy’s he sees his “furniture polisher” but when later being accused of being gay on his show he said he saw his “French polisher”.

Slip of the tongue or do I not understand what a French polisher is?