And we're off! After two episodes of set-up 'Frasier' really kicks into gear with this great episode. It did this set-up so well that we go into episode three knowing everyone, and what makes them tick, so the comedy feels so natural at such an early stage.
We get the introduction of 'class' and 'snobbery' as themes the show would mine throughout all of its eleven year run, we get the planting of the 'Niles and Daphne' ideas, and mostly we get lots of lovely examples of the wonderful chemistry that Kelsey Grammer, David Hyde Pierce and the now sadly missed John Mahoney had together.
It's a very good episode indeed, and carries on the great run that 'Frasier' has started its life on.
I would highly recommend this episode.
We get the introduction of 'class' and 'snobbery' as themes the show would mine throughout all of its eleven year run, we get the planting of the 'Niles and Daphne' ideas, and mostly we get lots of lovely examples of the wonderful chemistry that Kelsey Grammer, David Hyde Pierce and the now sadly missed John Mahoney had together.
It's a very good episode indeed, and carries on the great run that 'Frasier' has started its life on.
I would highly recommend this episode.