I think towards the end of the series (particularly, after Niles finally confessed his feelings for Daphne & even Roz was shipping them), they had kind of tempered their feud & if not become friends, at least came to an understanding & respected each other. Most shows would play that string until it breaks (or it goes off the air), rather than let relationships grow.
Roz and Niles were pretty much friends by this time. It was only his indifference to her, and his jibes in the first half of the show’s run which slowed down the friendship. They were pretty close by the end of the series. Roz didn’t need to sit vigil for him when he underwent heart surgery but she did. There were very few jibes between the two characters in the last couple of seasons.
Roz woulda always looked out for him I think even in the earlier seasons. Just because you don't get along doesn't mean you suddenly abandon people you know to a crisis. That's the difference between not getting along and actually loathing another person. Plus she has to work with Frasier. Its not gonna be great going forward to have to explain why you did nothing when he was on his way over.
In the closing segment, Niles brings the aprons back on hangers, cleaned and pressed, and proudly holds up a card case with his own supply of stirring straws.
Roz really came through for Niles in this episode. Her actions demonstrates her unyielding loyalty to her friends. And Frasier really kept cool under pressure to see to his brother. Roz and Frasier make a really great team!
The funny undertone here is that Roz and Frasier bring the necessary experience to this situation: Frasier has dealt with his brother's flipouts, and Roz has helped shepherd plenty of naked drunks through the morning after.
@@captainvladmir7535 Exactly. As Frasier mentions, it wasn't the first time Niles had a panic attack. So, instinctively, Frasier kinda knew what was going on and knew how to deal with the situation.
Making "the last straw" a literal thing was a stroke of genius. I had never seen this done in a sitcom before this episode. Best line (and one of the best of the entire eleven years, for that matter) = 2:01 "This man's tips alone have probably paid for all the pot you'll ever smoke!"
This scene is so wonderfully written, but the kicker for me is the slow, gradual breakdown of Niles. He doesn’t go crazy, or fly into a panic, he just goes, sits down, gets naked, and tunes everything out. Panic attacks hit people differently and props to the writers for going this direction, not just because it’s better for the comedy gags, but also a little more honest.
I worked with a guy who had epileptic seizures. He would get completely quiet, then do an odd task, like take a box of kleenex, carefully open it completely, then remove all the kleenex, and carefully place them back exactly where they had been before. We would give him a Pepsi, he'd quietly drink it, and a few minutes later, he'd be fine. He was always a nice guy, pleasant to work with.
Its a real testament to the actors and writers that something as simple as "its the last straw" could make me laugh so hard. DHP is fantastic. The timing and the delivery are so in sync
+Nate Robinson As I noticed that when I watched it, it would not surprise me if the changed a lot fo the script/sequences, just to fit that line in. Hahaha :P
@@Snapepet "This was a bit before his surgery." His surgery was in Season 10, Episode 8: Rooms With A View. This clip is from Season 11, Episode 8: Murder Most Maris. (Interesting...both were the 8th episode of their season.)
@@Lewiss7423 You came here a month later just to have your troll moment. You offer nothing of substance regarding the show. Climb back under your bridge.
This is one of my favorite Roz moments in the whole show! She doesn’t fully understand what’s going on, but she knows that her friend is in danger and takes immediate action to keep him safe. It’s worth noting that she’s able to keep an entire cafe full of people from calling the cops using nothing but her voice. You can tell people believe her act. And even before she goes full throttle, she tries to comfort Niles (she’s the one who orders his cappuccino and tries giving him her straw). Peri Gilpin really made this role!
@@Panwere36 hit the nail on the head. Roz was likeable because in the end all she was looking for was love, a genuine connection. She recognizes that in Niles, even though they are so different.
@alphanerd7221 Not the best choice of words, but Frasier did talk Niles away from the situation (the cafe & all the onlookers). No need to be so argumentative.
I love both Niles and Roz. Niles was a true comedic gem, and I loved how Roz became a friend to everyone in the family, not just Frasier. DHP and PG were wonderful in this show, as were all the main cast members.
I love how Roz and Niles always had an antagonistic friendship of sorts, but this scene proves that under the casual snipes Roz does genuinely care about his well-being, and how much she's grown to care for him since they first met
Trust me there's nothing worse than waking up naked with a bunch of cops standing around.......I bet! ROTFLMAO I love how they add that last line on to the scene, just brilliant
+lisvender It's great, how they portray the two psychiatrists in this manner, because it is fairly consistent with really psychology 'people.' They are generally very quirky, have many OCD's, and can have cerebral shut-downs where they basically lose their mind.
I understand that there are a fair number of psychiatrists/psychologists who go into the field in order to learn to deal with their own neuroses and such.
Other comments already said it but I also love how Roz is so protective of Niles. They’ve been through so much and despite arguing a lot they’re there for each other. Like siblings
How very different this scene would have played out 20 years later. Every customer in the Café would have had his or her mobile device out and there would have been live streams from Niles' breakdown before Frasier had any chance of talking to him. And Niles career would've been over with the videos of this incident going viral and being on the internet forever. Oh times and people have change a lot, not everything for the better
Every era comes with its advantages and disadvantages. Social media allows people to reach out to each other, all across the world. And it goes beyond technology. Forty years ago, an actor like David Hyde Pierce would have had to hide his being gay from the public at the risk of getting blacklisted, jailed, even killed.
@De St Hide from you maybe. Tom Hardy is constantly hounded about his unspecified sexual orientation by people who're obsessed with acquiring celebrities for their team. Frankly, it's none of their business.
A brilliant scene, and it really does show off how far the Roz and Niles relationship has come! From mutual loathing to genuine friendship -- it's pretty nice.
Love how Niles responds to Frasier’s hello with a laid back, “Hey..” Niles had never talked like that and you know something is wrong! 😂 DHP is amazing.
There's also that other episode that deals with Niles' nakedness. He discovered a nude beach, and was somehow talked into joining the others in their state of disrobe. He's so chill and laid back, his anxiety and stodginess gone with the wind... I forget how it happens, but he eventually returns to his usual reality, including his normal tense personality.
Sterling Ross Yeah! You're absolutly right! I watched that show just bc Kelsey Grammer. I really like him. But Niles became my fav character, bc I like the way he is. DHP played him very well. Now he's one of my fav actors too ;D Thank you for that amazing show♥Kelsey Grammer and DHP in one show...best couple ever (so that's my opinion ^^)
Honestly the directors of Frasier definitely made the best choice of the show's history casting David Hyde Pierce as "Niles". Originally it was just because he looked eerily like Kelsey Grammer in the early 80's (first appearance as Dr. Frasier Crane in Cheers), but in very short time it became so evident that Pierce portrayed Niles's character perfectly, with an exacting amount of lovable pretension, and almost stole the show from Grammer. In all honesty, the most heartwarming part of the show in my opinion is when Niles and Daphne finally become a couple.
I like Niles, Roz, and Bebe the best. DHP had impeccable timing. Peri Gilpin was super natural. And Harriet Harris as Bebe Glazer is just a flawless character actress. She could do a one woman show. Jane and John were also charming, and Kelsey carried the show well, but the first 3 made me laugh the most.
Waiter: “I’m calling the cops.” Roz: “The hell you are. This man’s tips alone have probably paid for the pot you’ll ever smoke!” Hahahahaha I laughed so hard
Great Line. Love Roz protecting Niles. For me, this show had the wittiest and funniest lines, and the actors were so on point. Great Show. PEACE to ALL.
@@jenpeterson3712 I watch these clips over and over when I need a laugh, and Frasier clips on TH-cam are always good for a laugh. One of my favorites is Niles and Daphne with Alan Cumming as the yoga instructor. Hilarious!! PEACE.
I love "Don't touch me"..... in fact I love everything about this scene. just BRILLIANT.... second favourite" you're not getting in my car like that" hilarious!!!
As funny and comical as this moment is, it actually hits on a more deeper meaning in showing that no matter how together and successful a person can seem on the outside to others, they too, are people who are human and have fragile moments where we all get to those low vulnerable moments where we really depend and can use some love and support and understanding from somewhere outside of ourselves to find that magic person or moment that will help to pull us out of our despair.
Amen. To add to your beautiful statement. To understand what someone is going through. You have to know the things that have affected them and how they got there in the first place. The sad thing is that a lot of people do not realize that we are all connected in this world and NO ONE is immune to misery, misfortune, or tragedy.
After Niles got with Daphne, Roz softened up to Niles a bit. Remember how astounded she was to learn from Daphne how great of a lover he was? I think she saw him differently in more than one way. Roz had a hidden romantic side that was probably more than happy to see true love win the day...
Roz is just awesome in this scene. "The Hell you are! This mans tips alone have probably paid for all the pot you'll ever smoke. Just back off cowboy!" Just brilliant!
One of Niles' finest moments (together with his Flamenco dance when Elvis Costello guest stars as Nervosa's new live performer). This shows never gets boring.
Amazing how this is hilarious and heartbreaking at the same time. I love Roz so much❤ She is a badass with a mother's heart❤ They had such an INCREDIBLE cast of actors on Frasier.
I *love* Roz here. She and Niles always had their differences but man, she really went to the wire for him here. Frasier had some of the best character growth on TV, while it always retained consistency.
This is a testament to all the characters, Niles being a gentleman paying for their coffee, Roz being the quippy bad ass and Frasier keeping kalm in psychiatric crisis
+Kyle Butler the great thing is thought....we have now 2 broke girls which is just shitty sex pun after sex pun....then you watch shows like Frasier,Seinfeld,friends,cheers... and you get to watch all those seasons and laugh at true comedy.
+MovieHound17 yeah I know what you mean I've started watching blackadder again and its amazing. Those 4 are my fav american comedies plus parks and recs.
Lucy Hunt thats a great one 2...The Office is another gem...It lost a lil steam after steve carell left, but was STILL wa funnier than some shit out now.
"I'm calling the cops!" Roz - "The Hell you are!!!! This man's Tips alone will probably pay for all the Pot you'll EVER SMOKE!!!!" This is by far MY FAVORITE EPISODE of 'Frasier'!!!!
Sometimes when comedy is predictable it's still funny. When I first saw this, as soon as he asked for a straw and she said "that's the last one" I knew he would fall apart, but it was still hilarious when he did.
Good grief, I forgot that he did this! Lot of respect to David Hyde-Pierce for having the balls to go through with this and do such a damn fine job in the process. Pun intended.
I love how Ross sounds like she's robbing the place, and the way she is pointing her Last Straw at them , or whatever it is she's holding, as they walk out, and during most of the scene
Brilliantly acted by David, Kelsey and Peri. But I have to say, as bizarre and hilarious this was back in the 90s- A breakdown like this in PNW Portland and Seattle is NOW Normal. Sad times… miss these shows.
![All of doctor Lilith Sternin's dramatic entrances [Frasier 1993] [Frasier 2023]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/b3UsKyPM3Wo/mqdefault.jpg)
I love how Roz protects Niles here. In earlier seasons, they couldn't stand each other, now she has his back! I love them here!
I think towards the end of the series (particularly, after Niles finally confessed his feelings for Daphne & even Roz was shipping them), they had kind of tempered their feud & if not become friends, at least came to an understanding & respected each other. Most shows would play that string until it breaks (or it goes off the air), rather than let relationships grow.
Roz and Niles were pretty much friends by this time. It was only his indifference to her, and his jibes in the first half of the show’s run which slowed down the friendship. They were pretty close by the end of the series. Roz didn’t need to sit vigil for him when he underwent heart surgery but she did. There were very few jibes between the two characters in the last couple of seasons.
Roz woulda always looked out for him I think even in the earlier seasons. Just because you don't get along doesn't mean you suddenly abandon people you know to a crisis. That's the difference between not getting along and actually loathing another person. Plus she has to work with Frasier. Its not gonna be great going forward to have to explain why you did nothing when he was on his way over.
Peri and Jane were friends in real life. After Niles was married to Daphne he was nice to Roz out of respect for his wife on the show.
She had his back AND front 🤣
In the closing segment, Niles brings the aprons back on hangers, cleaned and pressed, and proudly holds up a card case with his own supply of stirring straws.
starbucks straws are some recycled trash that now you have to bring your own straw talk about irony
I'm glad you posted that. It's right in his wheelhouse to clean the aprons, and then bring his own straws. He's Niles to the end.
And a very generous tip for the staff I bet🤣
David Hyde Pierce always had a perfect comedic timing and inflection. Easily one of the best characters in sitcom history
Not to mention his physical comedy.
It's just a shame that life has gone downhill for him
@tomedy_official What do you mean? He seems fine, he’s still acting.
Just because he's not on TV doesn't mean he's gone down hill, He has been working on Broadway and getting rave reviews
@Sharon-pw5qe Apparently he’s on an HBO Max show called _Julia_ .
Probably the smartest, wittiest, funniest, most brilliant, heartwarming television show ever.
I was in the audience watching this being filmed. It was awesome!
"I see.....the last straw.."
Lol his facial expression and delivery of that line is perfect
Roz really came through for Niles in this episode. Her actions demonstrates her unyielding loyalty to her friends. And Frasier really kept cool under pressure to see to his brother. Roz and Frasier make a really great team!
That's at its core what made this show great--the snarky rapport between characters underscored with how much they care about each other.
The funny undertone here is that Roz and Frasier bring the necessary experience to this situation: Frasier has dealt with his brother's flipouts, and Roz has helped shepherd plenty of naked drunks through the morning after.
Michael Lee not to mention apparently she has woken up naked surrounded by cops. 😁
I actually like how when he storms in he looks deeply worried and sort of goes into professional mode when he sees him and realizes what's going on.
@@captainvladmir7535 Exactly. As Frasier mentions, it wasn't the first time Niles had a panic attack. So, instinctively, Frasier kinda knew what was going on and knew how to deal with the situation.
"I see . . . . . . the last straw."
Aaaaand snap
That's Infinity Gauntlet level snap right there.
That's the last straw! lol
We all have been there.
Making "the last straw" a literal thing was a stroke of genius. I had never seen this done in a sitcom before this episode.
Best line (and one of the best of the entire eleven years, for that matter) =
2:01 "This man's tips alone have probably paid for all the pot you'll ever smoke!"
Yep, came here for this joke. Roz is a bad@$$
@@samf.s.7731 Love Roz so much
Is that Alice's Dad?
@@BobbyJenkins Wait--- is *who* Alice's Dad?
@@eduardo_corrochio The barista? No.
This scene is so wonderfully written, but the kicker for me is the slow, gradual breakdown of Niles. He doesn’t go crazy, or fly into a panic, he just goes, sits down, gets naked, and tunes everything out. Panic attacks hit people differently and props to the writers for going this direction, not just because it’s better for the comedy gags, but also a little more honest.
I worked with a guy who had epileptic seizures. He would get completely quiet, then do an odd task, like take a box of kleenex, carefully open it completely, then remove all the kleenex, and carefully place them back exactly where they had been before.
We would give him a Pepsi, he'd quietly drink it, and a few minutes later, he'd be fine.
He was always a nice guy, pleasant to work with.
DHP's delivery of "hey" after Frasier says hello is honestly phenomenal.
So much summed up in just saying one word with no pretenses being made.
Roz is always the angel no one ever sees until it's too late.
Its a real testament to the actors and writers that something as simple as "its the last straw" could make me laugh so hard. DHP is fantastic. The timing and the delivery are so in sync
+Nate Robinson As I noticed that when I watched it, it would not surprise me if the changed a lot fo the script/sequences, just to fit that line in. Hahaha :P
Indeed! This show was so well written. The acting so well executed. May be my favorite sitcom of all time.
👍👍👍
"I'm fine now...don't touch me." 😂
☝️*touch*
That's my favorite part!😆
"This man's tips alone have probably payed for all the pot you'll ever smoke!"
it's 'paid' not 'payed'
+Yam Wong hahahaha! good one!
its dithicult to thpell correctly when on the Pot :))))
@@yamwong9440 Well that was petty.
@@almoniousor3112 I know this is a late comment, but … LOL!!! … Loved your response to spell checker. LOL!!! PEACE to ALL.
"I think I'm having that dream where I'm naked at Nervosa."
"I think a lot of people are having that dream."
I absolutely had that dream. Niles was always naked in most of my dreams at that time.
For some, it was a nightmare! 😂😂😂
I love how Roz handled this situation. She really took charge. And she was so kind & protective of Niles. Really sweet.
I like how they remembered that Niles had heart surgery the season before. If you look at his chest you can see a small scar. I like continuity.
+ddjmfan Actually, he didn't have the surgery until he was married to Daphne. This was a bit before his surgery.
No this was after the surgery. He had the surgery in season 10, this is season 11 because Daphne is pregnant.
@@Snapepet "This was a bit before his surgery."
His surgery was in Season 10, Episode 8: Rooms With A View. This clip is from Season 11, Episode 8: Murder Most Maris. (Interesting...both were the 8th episode of their season.)
This guy came 3 years later, just to have his 'erm, well actually...' moment.
This is why people don't invite you over anymore.
@@Lewiss7423 You came here a month later just to have your troll moment. You offer nothing of substance regarding the show. Climb back under your bridge.
This is one of my favorite Roz moments in the whole show! She doesn’t fully understand what’s going on, but she knows that her friend is in danger and takes immediate action to keep him safe. It’s worth noting that she’s able to keep an entire cafe full of people from calling the cops using nothing but her voice. You can tell people believe her act. And even before she goes full throttle, she tries to comfort Niles (she’s the one who orders his cappuccino and tries giving him her straw). Peri Gilpin really made this role!
She did. ❤️
Totally agree.. but she more than anyone saw how really Niles didn't deserve what Maris did to him.
@@Panwere36 hit the nail on the head. Roz was likeable because in the end all she was looking for was love, a genuine connection. She recognizes that in Niles, even though they are so different.
"Niles is almost complete...Niles is COMPLETELY NAKED!" My favorite line.
Mine was "the last straw." lol
Mine is "don't touch me"
“Ohh... Niles.”
“I’m calling the cops.”
Mine was "This man's tips alone would probably pay for all the pot you'll EVER smoke!"
"Niles, take a look at yourself."
"HELLO!"
It shows how good a psychiatrist and brother Frasier is that he calms down someone who is having a very bad mental health crisis so well.
He doesn't calm anyone. Niles is super calm by the time Frasier gets there.
@alphanerd7221
Not the best choice of words, but Frasier did talk Niles away from the situation (the cafe & all the onlookers).
No need to be so argumentative.
@@youmustcreateachanne "Need" doesn't govern anything here. This is recreation.
"It's just a panic attack. It's happened before...But he's never been quite this close to butterfly net territory."
(I don't get it)
@@SpaceMissile I think butterfly net territory meant that he was near going to a mental institution.
@@SpaceMissile Flying over the coo-coo's nest, as it were
Panic attacks are real good show
I love both Niles and Roz. Niles was a true comedic gem, and I loved how Roz became a friend to everyone in the family, not just Frasier. DHP and PG were wonderful in this show, as were all the main cast members.
I love how Roz and Niles always had an antagonistic friendship of sorts, but this scene proves that under the casual snipes Roz does genuinely care about his well-being, and how much she's grown to care for him since they first met
Best part, dhp was approved without any audition at all.
Trust me there's nothing worse than waking up naked with a bunch of cops standing around.......I bet! ROTFLMAO I love how they add that last line on to the scene, just brilliant
This is when I grew to love Roz. She truly showed her heart (and ability to put the fear of God into lil punks behind the bar)! Goodonya Roz!
'The hell you are! This man's tips alone has probably payed for all the pot you'll ever smoke!'- Love that line :)
Megan Fox Right. The truth!
Yeah! Roz's tone and body language said it all.
"...a coffee-shop with no straws, it makes no sense..."
Well, he's not wrong.
i love that Roz stands up for Niles its sooo sweet and touching lol especially since they are always bickering.
She points her phone around like a gun, I love it.
Hahahaaaa! I love it too, Sea Knight.
Frasier: "All right Niles! I´m gonna wrap you up like a big green christmas present! You like Christmas, don´t you?" Soo hillarious xD
😅🤣😂
It's funny to see how often the Crane psychiatrists lose their own marbles
+lisvender It's great, how they portray the two psychiatrists in this manner, because it is fairly consistent with really psychology 'people.' They are generally very quirky, have many OCD's, and can have cerebral shut-downs where they basically lose their mind.
Psychiatrist heal thyself.
doesn't work for clerics in WoW
I understand that there are a fair number of psychiatrists/psychologists who go into the field in order to learn to deal with their own neuroses and such.
I think that’s the whole point.
Other comments already said it but I also love how Roz is so protective of Niles. They’ve been through so much and despite arguing a lot they’re there for each other. Like siblings
Notice his crazy smile? DHP does a fantastic job on the details.
How very different this scene would have played out 20 years later. Every customer in the Café would have had his or her mobile device out and there would have been live streams from Niles' breakdown before Frasier had any chance of talking to him.
And Niles career would've been over with the videos of this incident going viral and being on the internet forever.
Oh times and people have change a lot, not everything for the better
Every era comes with its advantages and disadvantages. Social media allows people to reach out to each other, all across the world. And it goes beyond technology. Forty years ago, an actor like David Hyde Pierce would have had to hide his being gay from the public at the risk of getting blacklisted, jailed, even killed.
@De St They might just want some privacy. Normal people don't wear a nametag advertising their sexual needs, unlike the freaks on Twitter.
You are so right.
@De St Hide from you maybe. Tom Hardy is constantly hounded about his unspecified sexual orientation by people who're obsessed with acquiring celebrities for their team. Frankly, it's none of their business.
@De St - Not really. Being gay in acting and theatre is normal. I think actually the majority of men in theatre are gay according to statistics.
Frasier is the perfect big brother to Niles here. This is exactly what the older sibling does, rescues the younger.
The little "Don't touch me " is just a little cheery on top! The humour still holds up after all these years! Amazing!
A brilliant scene, and it really does show off how far the Roz and Niles relationship has come! From mutual loathing to genuine friendship -- it's pretty nice.
I think it was just a continuous banter they had.
Peri/Roz is amazing. Wow. Great character. Great writing. David is an amazing actor to pull that off
One of the best scenes...DHP's acting is impeccable. He's brillant at those tiny vocal inflections and facial cues. Bravo! 👏
He made a point of making Niles a younger version of Frasier Crane, and watching many episodes of Cheers helped him, no doubt. ;-)
Love how Niles responds to Frasier’s hello with a laid back, “Hey..” Niles had never talked like that and you know something is wrong! 😂 DHP is amazing.
There's also that other episode that deals with Niles' nakedness.
He discovered a nude beach, and was somehow talked into joining the others in their state of disrobe. He's so chill and laid back, his anxiety and stodginess gone with the wind... I forget how it happens, but he eventually returns to his usual reality, including his normal tense personality.
@@1SqueakyWheel A bus full of nuns goes past, IIRC
@@christopherwall2121 Such a cleverly done show.
Addictive, and simultaneously embarrassing to watch! Heheh
Niles was the best thing in that show.
David Hyde Pierce is a master at comedy. He can make you burst into laughter with just the twitch of his eye. He's truly underrated.
Absolutely! How the two actors did the scene where Frasier says "Niles, look at yourself" and Niles looks down and says "Hello"??? Niles was lovely.
Sterling Ross Yeah! You're absolutly right!
I watched that show just bc Kelsey Grammer. I really like him. But Niles became my fav character, bc I like the way he is. DHP played him very well. Now he's one of my fav actors too ;D
Thank you for that amazing show♥Kelsey Grammer and DHP in one show...best couple ever (so that's my opinion ^^)
Honestly the directors of Frasier definitely made the best choice of the show's history casting David Hyde Pierce as "Niles". Originally it was just because he looked eerily like Kelsey Grammer in the early 80's (first appearance as Dr. Frasier Crane in Cheers), but in very short time it became so evident that Pierce portrayed Niles's character perfectly, with an exacting amount of lovable pretension, and almost stole the show from Grammer.
In all honesty, the most heartwarming part of the show in my opinion is when Niles and Daphne finally become a couple.
I like Niles, Roz, and Bebe the best. DHP had impeccable timing. Peri Gilpin was super natural. And Harriet Harris as Bebe Glazer is just a flawless character actress. She could do a one woman show. Jane and John were also charming, and Kelsey carried the show well, but the first 3 made me laugh the most.
The Crane brothers, awesome, Roz was great standing up for Niles. What a great sitcom 💖💖💖💖
I love the tag scene for this episode. Niles returns to Nervosa with the aprons, freshly dry-cleaned, and hands them back to the waitstaff.
Oh yeah! 😂 And when he gets his coffee everyone hands him a straw. 😂
Waiter: “I’m calling the cops.”
Roz: “The hell you are. This man’s tips alone have probably paid for the pot you’ll ever smoke!” Hahahahaha I laughed so hard
Great Line. Love Roz protecting Niles. For me, this show had the wittiest and funniest lines, and the actors were so on point. Great Show. PEACE to ALL.
@@sheilaburns8977 fully agree. There aren't many sitcoms that I love all the actors and characters they play. In Frasier, I loved them all!
@@jenpeterson3712 I watch these clips over and over when I need a laugh, and Frasier clips on TH-cam are always good for a laugh. One of my favorites is Niles and Daphne with Alan Cumming as the yoga instructor. Hilarious!! PEACE.
Actually it was glue
"Niles look at yourself."
Niles looks down. "Hello."
LOL!
Such a wonderful play on words. The last straw for Niles was literally the last straw at the coffee shop.
"Heatwave in Texas!" LOL
I love how Roz stood by Niles and protected him
I love "Don't touch me"..... in fact I love everything about this scene. just BRILLIANT.... second favourite" you're not getting in my car like that" hilarious!!!
Roz is a good friend. She is like a big sister to Frasier and Niles. I like it very much. ✌
As funny and comical as this moment is, it actually hits on a more deeper meaning in showing that no matter how together and successful a person can seem on the outside to others, they too, are people who are human and have fragile moments where we all get to those low vulnerable moments where we really depend and can use some love and support and understanding from somewhere outside of ourselves to find that magic person or moment that will help to pull us out of our despair.
Amen. To add to your beautiful statement. To understand what someone is going through. You have to know the things that have affected them and how they got there in the first place. The sad thing is that a lot of people do not realize that we are all connected in this world and NO ONE is immune to misery, misfortune, or tragedy.
Do you have to be so po faced?🤦 It's a comedy fgs, not real life.
After Niles got with Daphne, Roz softened up to Niles a bit. Remember how astounded she was to learn from Daphne how great of a lover he was? I think she saw him differently in more than one way. Roz had a hidden romantic side that was probably more than happy to see true love win the day...
Is it warm in here? Just the best scene, and Roz's comedy is so underrated. I salute you Peri Gilpin!
Roz is the type of the friend we all need.
Roz is just awesome in this scene. "The Hell you are! This mans tips alone have probably paid for all the pot you'll ever smoke. Just back off cowboy!" Just brilliant!
One of Niles' finest moments (together with his Flamenco dance when Elvis Costello guest stars as Nervosa's new live performer). This shows never gets boring.
"There's nothing worse than waking up naked with a bunch of cops standing around". 😄 This is why I love Roz.
"... i bet"
Nice save, Roz
One of the greatest scenes from one of the greatest shows ever - great acting by all, DHP kills it.
No matter how many times I watch that clip it still makes me laugh shame some of today's sitcoms have lost the way to make you just laugh
"This man's tips alone are probably enough to pay for all the pot you'll ever smoke!" LMAO
"Oh, I'm having that dream where I'm naked at Nervosa"
"A lot of people are having that dream,"
Frasier handled that like a pro!❤️❤️
Amazing how this is hilarious and heartbreaking at the same time.
I love Roz so much❤
She is a badass with a mother's heart❤
They had such an INCREDIBLE cast of actors on Frasier.
Roz was really like the sister that Frasier and Niles never had and the daughter that Martin never had.
This man's tips alone have probably paid for all the pot you'll ever smoke! Bloody brilliant scene!
I love that line! Roz really takes charge!!
DHP is simply hilarious in this scene. Every line was funny
"The last straw"
Yes. This is the "Fraiser" humor I love.
I *love* Roz here. She and Niles always had their differences but man, she really went to the wire for him here.
Frasier had some of the best character growth on TV, while it always retained consistency.
When she said there were no more straws, you could clearly see a broken man.
This is a testament to all the characters, Niles being a gentleman paying for their coffee, Roz being the quippy bad ass and Frasier keeping kalm in psychiatric crisis
c-a-l-m
The last straw...
+Kyle Butler I can't believe I missed that! This just makes it so much more hilarious!!
+Kyle Butler the great thing is thought....we have now 2 broke girls which is just shitty sex pun after sex pun....then you watch shows like Frasier,Seinfeld,friends,cheers... and you get to watch all those seasons and laugh at true comedy.
+MovieHound17 yeah I know what you mean I've started watching blackadder again and its amazing. Those 4 are my fav american comedies plus parks and recs.
Lucy Hunt
thats a great one 2...The Office is another gem...It lost a lil steam after steve carell left, but was STILL wa funnier than some shit out now.
MovieHound17 I've only ever caught a few eps of that, not quite my thing but still pretty good.
You gotta love Roz because always had their back.
She is a sister from another mother.
I love how Roz is holding her cell phone like a gun.
Roz is a good friend, and Frasier is a good brother.
"I'm calling the cops!" Roz - "The Hell you are!!!! This man's Tips alone will probably pay for all the Pot you'll EVER SMOKE!!!!" This is by far MY FAVORITE EPISODE of 'Frasier'!!!!
Niles...look at yourself.
Hello!
There’s nothing worse than waking up naked with a bunch of cops standing around....I bet! LOL Roz is the best.
My fav sitcom, nothing else compares.
"Nothing worse that waking up naked with a bunch of cops standing around", I bet.
2:41 that "Don't touch me!" is maybe one of the most surprisingly menacing lines I've ever heard
Rox and Nile’s.. my two favourite characters for very different reasons. They work so well together
It was so cool how Roz was trying to protect Nile's during his meltdown.
That's a Friend!!!
The love Roz and Frasier show for Niles in this scene gives me the feels. 💖💖
Roz is tough!!! Heart of gold, and all that...
Sometimes when comedy is predictable it's still funny. When I first saw this, as soon as he asked for a straw and she said "that's the last one" I knew he would fall apart, but it was still hilarious when he did.
1 of the most Intelligent shows ever written/produced. Thats why I love it. Phenomenal actors/actress. Very Intelligent yet Funny as hell!
"That was the last one [straw]..." I just noticed the pun! Leave it up to Frasier. haha
The last straw gag is pretty good, great writing on this show.
David Hyde Pierce absolutely stole that show. He’s so funny and soooo talented!
No. The whole cast was irreplaceable.
@@redacted2275 all the cast had "their" episodes when it evolved around them. Great actors, great characters❤️❤️
The Craines and Daphne are like Roz's family...😍
haha Roz is pretty flawless in this scene.
Good grief, I forgot that he did this! Lot of respect to David Hyde-Pierce for having the balls to go through with this and do such a damn fine job in the process. Pun intended.
'The last straw.' xD
I didn't even see that until he spelled it out. Fantastic.
He's never been this close to butterfly net territory! Cracks me up!
Roz has a very precise set of skills
" the last straw"
I loooooooooooooooooooove roz's pants.
You have to love Roz. She's always been there, done that, but in a charming way.
I love how Ross sounds like she's robbing the place, and the way she is pointing her Last Straw at them , or whatever it is she's holding, as they walk out, and during most of the scene
Brilliantly acted by David, Kelsey and Peri. But I have to say, as bizarre and hilarious this was back in the 90s- A breakdown like this in PNW Portland and Seattle is NOW Normal. Sad times… miss these shows.
This one scene was definitely the best in the entire series and clearly displayed the courage, love, and friendship of Roz!
"I think I'm having that dream where I'm naked at Nervosa!"
"I think a lot of people are having that dream right now."