Top cast13

Edit

Kelsey Grammer

Dr. Frasier Crane

Jane Leeves

Daphne Moon

David Hyde Pierce

Dr. Niles Crane

Peri Gilpin

Roz Doyle

John Mahoney

Martin Crane

John Ennis

Carlos

Bryan Callen

The Chicken

Tom McGowan

Kenny Daly

Dawn McMillan

Waitress

Stephen Brennan

Alastair
(uncredited)

Paul Cosimano

Waiter
(uncredited)

Moose

Eddie
(uncredited)

Josh Shipley

Cafe Patron
(uncredited)

I hate Carlos and the Chicken! They are the worst. I'd like to give them both a knuckle sandwich. Their pranks are supposed to be funny, but I just find them annoying. Breaking balls with the boys over a couple of ice cold brewskis is one thing, but bullying is just horrible. Bozos like this have nothing to offer the world and so all they can do is to target nice innocent people and attack them just in a soulless effort for the bullies to get the attention and acceptance they desperately crave. Frasier is a nice guy who did not deserve their abuse, I was really rooting for him to put those two annoying s***heads in their place.

Photos

Did you know

Edit

Trivia
The Act One, Scene Four title card, "Take That, Alfalfa," refers to actor Carl Switzer, who played the character Alfalfa in the Our Gang comedies of the 1930s. One of his most memorable scenes comes from the 1936 short, "The Pinch Singer," in which he sings "I'm in the Mood for Love" (by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields) at a radio contest.

Goofs
After "Carlos and the Chicken" pull their initial prank, Daphne (Jane Leeves) suggests that it might even become the "bit of the day", implying that she's familiar with their show. However, it's later said that this was their first day.

Quotes
Martin: How often do you get to hear your son on the radio?
[Frasier angrily stares at Martin for a moment, then;]
Frasier: [explodes] I'M ON THE RADIO EVERYDAY!
[He storms to his bedroom]

Crazy credits
When the title "Frasier" and the usual silhouette of Seattle are on screen, animated, ever-increasing rings radiate from the highest point of the Space Needle (presumably representing radio transmissions).