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ByBrent Furdyk

"Cheers" was a pillar of NBC's much-vaunted "Must See TV" Thursday night lineup when the beloved barroom comedy said goodbye in Yet that wasn't the end of the story; in September of that same year, new sitcom "Frasier" launched, focusing on tavern regular Dr.

Frasier Crane, played by Kelsey Grammer.

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The new series followed Frasier as he relocated to his hometown of Seattle, where the Harvard-educated psychiatrist took his skills to radio and offered advice to callers along with his on-air catchphrase: "I'm listening." The show became an instant hit, with Grammer joined by David Hyde-Pierce as his brother Niles; John Mahoney as Martin, the Crane boys' retired cop father; Jane Leeves as Martin's caregiver, Daphne; and Peri Gilpin as Frasier's producer, Roz.

"Frasier" ran for 11 hit seasons before ending its run in — with a reboot later premiering in October

In the years since "Frasier"