Get ready for another serving of tossed salad and scrambled eggs because Frasier is back!
Paramount+ has given the go-ahead for the popular ’90s sitcom to have a sequel on the streaming service.
The revival of the show has been in the works since 2018. Kelsey Grammer, who plays psychiatrist and radio show host Dr. Frasier Crane, said in a July interview that they were “in the final stages for the final script” and that “things looked pretty good.”
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The latest report says the new version of the sitcom will have Frasier starting a new life chapter outside of Seattle, where the original show was set. The move to another city will also mean he’ll be surrounded by new characters, but there are expected to be cameos from the surviving members of the original cast. The show’s patriarch, Martin Crane, was played by John Mahoney. He died in 2018.
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The sequel is expected to start with 10 episodes. A release date has not been announced. Frasier ran on NBC from 1993-2004, winning 37 Emmy awards during the 11-season run.
