Jess Salgueiro, the Portuguese Canadian actress who plays the friend and neighbor of Frasier’s son, Freddy, looks like me, with her curly hair and olive skin, though our racial backgrounds are ...

The old Frasier show is one of my all-time favorite sitcoms. Not only are the writing, casting, and acting superb, the show routinely addresses profound philosophical issues. Episode 2 of season ...

"Frasier" frequently had gay characters pop ... The title character and Niles had a taste for culture and a background that skewed decidedly queer: they attended operas, referenced Stephen ...

He’s back in academia, teaching a class at Harvard. Frasier’s co-workers at Harvard don’t have the disparate range of ...

None of us had been old enough to appreciate the show when it originally aired in the mid-’90s/early aughts, but “Frasier” played in the background of our childhoods, erroneously categorized ...

It makes for a perfectly fine background show or sleep aid, which I don’t mean entirely as an insult — classic Frasier, for all its sparkling wit, was also ideal for tossing on during chores ...

Jess Salgueiro, the Portuguese Canadian actress who plays the friend and neighbor of Frasier’s son, Freddy, looks like me, with her curly hair and olive skin, though our racial backgrounds are ...