Frasier: The Complete Series

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seasons (and finally remedied in a classic two-hour series finale), but for the bulk of the series' runtime there is no mistaking the incredible entire television landscape both in its generation and beyond. The show's 10-year, 11-season run saw 264 episodes grace TV screens and delight from one moment to the next, which keeps him, his castmates, and the audience all on their toes. Beyond Grammer is a terrific ensemble that

performances, and the writing room. Everything else was just window dressing and set decoration to frame the show. What works here above all shows, the development, evolution, and forward movement built a cordial, friendly relationship between the characters and the audience, and even

EVERY HILARIOUS EPISODE ON 44 DISCS. The doctor is in! Frasier: The Complete Series includes all eleven seasons of the award-winning spinoff from Cheers. Kelsey Grammer reprises his Emmy Award-winning role as Dr. Frasier Crane, a stuffy psychiatrist turned call-in radio host who struggles to follow his own advice. Frasier features an amazing ensemble cast, including John Mahoney as Martin, Frasier's gruff, ex-cop father, Jane Leeves as Daphne, the eccentric British housekeeper, and David Hyde Pierce in his Emmy Award-winning role as Dr. Niles Crane, Frasier's neurotic brother. Enjoy the show's most memorable moments like an uncomfortable visit from Sam 'Mayday' Malone (Ted Danson reprising his role from Cheers) in "The Show Where Sam Shows Up," Niles defending his adulterous wife's honor in a fencing duel in "An Affair to Forget" and the emotional series finale, "Goodnight, Seattle." Frasier: The Complete Series features over 250 hilarious episodes.​

I guess that's a reflection of how much the show means to me from a nostalgia point of view given the fact that it originally started airing when I was half the age that I am now! So the occasional appearance of shots like that are really nothing to worry about. It's just that sometimes the original (and best) video materials can't be found and so a lesser source has to be inserted into the edit. I noticed one mastering error with season 7’s “The Fight Before Christmas” – it is presented in 16×9 widescreen rather than its original 4×3 ratio. Rather than being cropped, there is additional picture information on both sides of the frame, though nothing important. It appears that when the episode was remastered, the disc producers either forgot to matte the sides of the image to create a 4×3 ratio, or inadvertently substituted a widescreen master created for syndication and streaming. The error is limited to this single episode, and this observation is more footnote than complaint.

Marching On To Season Two (5:59)– A brief featurette with Peter Casey and David Lee about how the Frasier-Niles dynamic deepened during the season. The standard definition clips used in this featurette give a great basis of comparison to how much better the remastered episodes look on the Blu-rays compared to the original broadcasts and DVDs. BEFORE I CONTINUE I HAVE TO POINT OUT THAT 4K BLU RAY PLAYERS DO UPSCALE AND IMPROVE IMAGES IN A WAY THAT 1080P BLU RAY PLAYERS DON'T Frasier Crane's Apartment (480i, 9:56): Set Designer Roy Christopher tours this key locale in the series and talks up some of the

Frasier: Blu-ray Seasons

So if what you're looking for is 11 seasons of one of the best shows of its era on BluRay, so you know it'll last and you can keep watching it after your favorite streaming service decides to randomly drop it...it's perfect. And there are some bonus features you won't get on the apps.