I just love Martins look on his face every time Niles does something like this! He knows what's coming, and when it happens his face goes into auto pilot with a "Yep, there goes my clumsy son again..." 😂😂😂😂
Wow what a cast. Frasier had one of the most elite main casts and recurring casts in television history. I still have yet to find a show today that is able to blend high brow\sophisticated humor with slapstick and farce. I know people besides sophisticated intellectuals who LOVE this show! I mean beer and chips regular joe types. All types watch and love the show equally. Cheers was like this as well. Haven't seen this type of show since
Like Bebe and Lilith 😊 I never seen a show like Frasier when the main cast is important if just one decides to leave the show will not be the same Niles, Daphne, Roz, Martin, Frasier. Roz is like the daughter Martin never had and sister Niles and Frasier needed 😊 I love Lilith and will never understand how everyone hates her even Eddie.
@Paul Lannister Lilith is a great character! So is Bebe, Bulldog, Gil, Noel, Kenny etc. so many gems on that show! I agree that you couldn't lose one of member of that cast or the show just wouldn't have been the same
I'm not sure if it really is high brow/sophisticated humour, that is just the nuance and theme they have cleverly shaped it around. It is just normal humour in a champagne glass
David was so brilliant because he could make physical humor funny without being dumb or cartoony. It's hard to master that but he as well as Kelsey did it very well. Also Michael Richards from Seinfeld
This scene should be used as a teaching tool in acting classes. This is first rate ensemble acting and great examples of playing off each other, setting the other up and sharing the laughs not competing for them.
"You've gotta wonder what goes on on that squash court." LOL This scene really made me wish we had gotten at least one squash scene during the series. They had 11 years, plenty of time to shoot one.
@@PittsburghSportsFan43 I always felt Frasier would be more suited to Claire, they liked all the same stuff and got along great but then they had to shove in the whole Lana storyline and got rid of Claire.
Man, people really don't have boundaries with Frasier's apartment. The number of times people come over without calling first is nuts if you think about it.
Frasier is really the first among equals. As posters have been saying, in this scene, each character has fantastic moments as they effortlessly set each other up. Wonderful group of performers and Roz is as good as all of them.
That's an example of ensemble acting at it's finest. it comes from these people having worked together 6 years at that point. naturally and effortlessly playing off each other. this scene wouldn't have been the same the first couple seasons. other great examples are the hot and foamy scene and the wonderful Death and The Dog where they all talk about depression and then death. Barney Miller's Hash episode is another fine example of amazing chemistry and ensemble work making hilarious television
@@knowsmebyname it's something I think about with my fav programs lol but there's a reason this show has either been nominated for or won every Emmy under the sun.
Even the dog feels like one of the main characters it's such a well trained actor. I definitely feel like all the Cheers shows do ensemble casts splendidly, though I think the 90s Frasier series sticks out best by managing to keep a consistent set of characters to grow attached to, which is impressive given Frasier lasted just as long as Cheers did. Even drop-in characters like Lilith stayed such the whole series.
The Father, in particular, Was so real and so funny and so how can I say it just like my father it was just almost like perfect timing comebacks/almost like you couldn’t believe they are actors (Martin Crane). Police part. So goood! Everything! He loved his sons even though he called it like it was like they were “snobs” but still proud of them! Also, Honest and sensitive to the Fault.
Something special about the writers involved throughout these episodes. Not to mention the personality of the actors. Amazing show, here's to a reboot! Professor or Artist, either sounds great. I'm leaning on Professor though. Now to garner the writers. I doubt their would be any lack for those these coming years. It's really due season for this. Though I've seen the show years ago, you can always sense these things.
Faye was perfect for Frasier - it’s like they were afraid of breaking up the household so they made up a reason for him to find fault in her. Which I guess, is classic Frasier for you.
When I was in my mid-30s, I had an ex-girlfriend that was trying to rekindle things. I also had a very nice ongoing girlfriend. And I had just met a beautiful, new, exciting girl with whom I was quite taken. It was the most stressful time of my life! I juggled things for about three months, then of course it all fell apart.
I lived in a 14th floor apartment in downtown Seattle for several years, and grew bright red geraniums and other flowers out on my balcony. I routinely had hummingbirds visit my flowers. Can't say if they were Himalayan Mountain Hummers, and I was surprised at first, but they showed up regularly for years.
Does anybody else ever wonder why you would have a bathroom right in the middle of the living room? I mean, it's not just a powder room, there's a toilet in there! How could guests possibly use it and nobody not hear? I always thought that was so odd.
It makes it possible to include "toilet humor" in episodes now and then. (High-rise apartments can also be a little odd with their floorplans, due to various construction factors (columns, which rooms get the windows, etc). E.g., I lived in a high-rise Seattle apartment - location can be seen from Frasier's balcony - for several years, and my guest bath door was right next to my front door. Create a guest entrance to either of my bathrooms, and that entrance would have had to be in the great room.)
Wonder what exactly Cassandra had against Daphne? I'm no Daphne fan myself but I can cite my reasons. Also have to disagree with Martin IMO Faye's hotter, but eye of the beholder.
I thought Daphne had some great moments in this clip and I thought her character could stand up to the others overall. She is beside some real talent on the show and I thought she held her own.
@@michaellengyel just found her rather obnoxious, “we Brits” this “we Brits” that. Also a tendency to randomly and unjustly blame the nearest person when things go wrong.
@@TaliesinapCerridwen I appreciate your thoughts, but I liked Daphne’s wit and feistiness (not to mention the fact that she was beautiful), and it was clear that underneath she was good-hearted.
🤣🤣🤣 "You got to wonder what happens on that squash court." 🤣🤣🤣 I love Marti... RIP💖
"Himalayan Mountain Hummers." rofl. God, the writing was amazing.
"if he wants a boring artsy, fartsy conversation he's got Niles."
Daphne gives a look like "Yeah he's got a point there.".
Martin's head nod to Niles @ 2:48, lol
By far the best line in this scene 🤣
"Got anymore hiding in the grotto Heff?" 😂💕👍
Mite have been useful to explain what he meant!
Mick Clark hes talking about the grotto at hugh hefner's playboy house
That is a great line! LOL
Best line ever!!
@@Mike8981 if you were around during the 90s, you know he meant Hugh Heffner, head of Playboy magazine
I just love Martins look on his face every time Niles does something like this! He knows what's coming, and when it happens his face goes into auto pilot with a "Yep, there goes my clumsy son again..." 😂😂😂😂
Jennifer Hiemstra lol the actors knew their characters so well by that point lol
Hehehehe! The look on Martin's face after Niles hits himself with the coin
"Yep, that's my boy!"
Wow what a cast. Frasier had one of the most elite main casts and recurring casts in television history. I still have yet to find a show today that is able to blend high brow\sophisticated humor with slapstick and farce. I know people besides sophisticated intellectuals who LOVE this show! I mean beer and chips regular joe types. All types watch and love the show equally. Cheers was like this as well. Haven't seen this type of show since
Like Bebe and Lilith 😊 I never seen a show like Frasier when the main cast is important if just one decides to leave the show will not be the same Niles, Daphne, Roz, Martin, Frasier. Roz is like the daughter Martin never had and sister Niles and Frasier needed 😊
I love Lilith and will never understand how everyone hates her even Eddie.
@Paul Lannister Lilith is a great character! So is Bebe, Bulldog, Gil, Noel, Kenny etc. so many gems on that show! I agree that you couldn't lose one of member of that cast or the show just wouldn't have been the same
I'm not sure if it really is high brow/sophisticated humour, that is just the nuance and theme they have cleverly shaped it around. It is just normal humour in a champagne glass
lusting after the help isn't particularly sophisticated
@@RW77777777 Bye troll. Go watch reality tv or other crap.
That is freaking everything! "THIS IS A DISASTER!" "What is? I don't understand.." Faye walks in,
"AAHH! I'm up to speed!"
at first Niles is confused and was like ''what disaster?'' and Faye comes out of room and he says ''oh i'm up to speed'' hahahaha classic Niles
and favorite line from Niles : ''got any more hiding in grotto, Hef?''
A great little meta moment.
His delivery of "Oh! I'm up to speed" was ingenious. How many actors would've known to do that way?
and rudely rebuffed the greeting.
Again, David Hyde Pierce showing his excellent physical humor. That is sorely lacking in comedy today.
both of them were excellent regarding physical comedy
David was so brilliant because he could make physical humor funny without being dumb or cartoony. It's hard to master that but he as well as Kelsey did it very well. Also Michael Richards from Seinfeld
Yes, that's true! I agree with all three of you!
:)
Sheldon Cooper has very similar physical comedy to Niles
@@osamabad3597 Oh come on that's no comparison lol.
When I first saw this, I had to rewind and play it back several times, it was so beautifully timed!
This scene should be used as a teaching tool in acting classes. This is first rate ensemble acting and great examples of playing off each other, setting the other up and sharing the laughs not competing for them.
lol
Frasier: what made me think I could juggle
Martin: I sure as hell don't know. you couldn't catch a balloon til you were 10.
The show never gets old!
"You've gotta wonder what goes on on that squash court." LOL This scene really made me wish we had gotten at least one squash scene during the series. They had 11 years, plenty of time to shoot one.
Niles: "Got any more hiding in the grotto Hef? LOL!!
I liked Faye.
metro121482 Me too. I wish he had ended up with either her or Roz.
@@PittsburghSportsFan43 I always felt Frasier would be more suited to Claire, they liked all the same stuff and got along great but then they had to shove in the whole Lana storyline and got rid of Claire.
"You gotta wonder what goes on - on that squash court" - my favourite most memorable line from Frasier (and one of my favourite episodes too)
My name is Cassandra Faye. That is so weird that I didn't notice that in this scene when I saw it before.
If you blend those women well you'll have more guys chasing after you than you can manage :-)
How are you at coin tossing?
"Oh, this is the sort of thing that makes a woman feel REALLY special." MegaLOL.
Daphne nailed that line.
Totally special! But there was a method to Niles' madness...
Compared to being the "other woman"...
Man, people really don't have boundaries with Frasier's apartment. The number of times people come over without calling first is nuts if you think about it.
Brendissimo Wondering why people don't call to come over on a TV sitcom.....also nuts.
It was the 1990s...different times, different rules.
Plus how are they getting by concierge or into the building? Hard to believe it doesn't have either.
@@lancasterII Except these "guests" are all likely well known by the entry staff.
@@lancasterII It's fiction. Doesn't need to obey the rules of reality completely.
Without question, I rank this as one of the Top Five scenes in the history of the series!
I think David Hyde Pierce is the modern Don Knotts. Absolutely hilarious
As for the physical humor, yes, but e has a degree of subtlety and intellect that Knotts didn't.
I'm here because I wish there were still shows like this one. :( Haha. :)
KG's comedic strength comes through in moments like when he said, "Time's a wasting, off you go!"
Classic sitcom trope meets, well, Niles and Frasier. I love it!
Frasier is really the first among equals. As posters have been saying, in this scene, each character has fantastic moments as they effortlessly set each other up. Wonderful group of performers and Roz is as good as all of them.
That's an example of ensemble acting at it's finest. it comes from these people having worked together 6 years at that point. naturally and effortlessly playing off each other. this scene wouldn't have been the same the first couple seasons. other great examples are the hot and foamy scene and the wonderful Death and The Dog where they all talk about depression and then death. Barney Miller's Hash episode is another fine example of amazing chemistry and ensemble work making hilarious television
Good post and an excellent point. I hadn’t thought of it that way.
@@knowsmebyname it's something I think about with my fav programs lol but there's a reason this show has either been nominated for or won every Emmy under the sun.
Even the dog feels like one of the main characters it's such a well trained actor.
I definitely feel like all the Cheers shows do ensemble casts splendidly, though I think the 90s Frasier series sticks out best by managing to keep a consistent set of characters to grow attached to, which is impressive given Frasier lasted just as long as Cheers did. Even drop-in characters like Lilith stayed such the whole series.
That is a great scene. You gotta love Niles! LOL
That last line was perfection!
"Oh Faye Faye if he wants some boring Artsy fartsy conversation he's got Niles" hahaha Martin has some of the best one liners.
I like how Daphne nods in agreement.
Martin, Roz, Niles, Daphne, Bulldog, Frasier ... shoot just about every character got amazing one liners throughout the show.
I wonder what ever happened to those Himalayan Mountain Hummers.
"OH! I'm up to speed!"
I'm dead.
Glad we can at least see the show in reruns. Always loved the humor...
I hope kids who feel odd, know that there is hope and humor ... lol
If he wants some boring artsy fartsy conversation, he's got Nile's...😂😂😂😂
Beautifully choreographed scene!
RIP John
John Mahoney smiles and chuckles at funny lines and scenes. This never happens in sitcoms. Love that.
He lives in u.
4:17 best part! Just died laughing haha
4:19 + Frasier's caring brotherly love really showing through with his concern for Niles. Soooo sweeet!
Yes! THANK YOU! And also, thank you for time stamping it too! I thought I was the only one lol.
Omg! Me replying to my own fucking comment one year ago! I 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Turns out it is just me!!! Lol
Lol this is funny 😆
Yeah, you kinda expect him to get stroppy about knocking over his deco but he just dives in there.
sometimes dad just....wanders in!!! lmaoooooooooooooo
Gobblerster the look on Martin’s face after Frasier says that 😂
I wonder how many takes it took to get this perfect. So funny.
"Oohh. I'm up to speed." 😂😂😂
I still use that coin toss idea for people who seem to be indecisive
Heads or tails for the jelly....looks like it's heads😆😆😆
Martin remembers the worst things about his sons and comes out with the gems at the worst moments!
Ohhh! I’m up to speed.
"THIS IS A DISASTER!!"
2:50 - Niles is like "Very funny dad"
That agile coin flip.
lol! Martin looks so resigned during the coin toss!
The Father, in particular, Was so real and so funny and so how can I say it just like my father it was just almost like perfect timing comebacks/almost like you couldn’t believe they are actors (Martin Crane). Police part. So goood! Everything! He loved his sons even though he called it like it was like they were “snobs” but still proud of them! Also, Honest and sensitive to the Fault.
The way martin just fml faces when niles flips the coin.
Got any more hiding in the grotto Heff?
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
He should've chosen Faye. Cassandra was a loon.
He did choose Faye in the end, he ended up changing his mind again later
Niles...lmao!
they make me cryyyyy😂😂😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The thais have a great expression for this situation: "trains colliding"
Worlds Colliding!!
Himalayan mountain hummers.. very rare!
So too, that level of comedic writing.
I had a huge crush on Daphne when I was a kid.
case7372 so did Frasier’s son Frederick.
I still do
When she was a virgin on Seinfeld or a more experienced woman on Frasier?
@@artsmith103 Snapple?
You couldn't catch a balloon til you were 10😂
GENIUS
He should have gone for Faye she's much nicer, Cassandra is superficial and catty and so rude to Daphne.
Yeah but Cassandra is probably great in the sack.
This is why you only let your favorite know where you live.
Genius. Pure genius
"Dixie" 😆
Something special about the writers involved throughout these episodes. Not to mention the personality of the actors. Amazing show, here's to a reboot! Professor or Artist, either sounds great. I'm leaning on Professor though. Now to garner the writers. I doubt their would be any lack for those these coming years. It's really due season for this. Though I've seen the show years ago, you can always sense these things.
The last sentence :)
Perfection - and the delivery, too.
Faye was perfect for Frasier - it’s like they were afraid of breaking up the household so they made up a reason for him to find fault in her.
Which I guess, is classic Frasier for you.
Virginia madsen all the way
That bathroom must be sound proof 😄
So is the kitchen, despite its openness.
That last part 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dixie x)
All of the dislikes on this clip are from Faye
The chance of you catching that coin...
Frasiers love life is such a mess 🤣
Well isn't that a ... time saver.
If i remember correctly, I preferred Cassandra, but Faye was probably the better choice. A wild woman hidden in that reserved demeanor.
Marty's got a smug look on his face like he's proud of his son.
Yes, I remeber juggling two girlfriends at once. I ended up getting kneed in the groin.
When I was in my mid-30s, I had an ex-girlfriend that was trying to rekindle things. I also had a very nice ongoing girlfriend. And I had just met a beautiful, new, exciting girl with whom I was quite taken. It was the most stressful time of my life! I juggled things for about three months, then of course it all fell apart.
When the tv was worth watching
Of course, it's impossible pick a funniest Frasier clip but ...
Himalayan Mountain Hummers 😂🖤😂
I lived in a 14th floor apartment in downtown Seattle for several years, and grew bright red geraniums and other flowers out on my balcony. I routinely had hummingbirds visit my flowers. Can't say if they were Himalayan Mountain Hummers, and I was surprised at first, but they showed up regularly for years.
Niles was a comic genius
Take your pick.
Anyone else when they saw the black and white dress thought Seinfeld
If he wants some boring artsy fartsy conversation he's got niles!
0:50, need I say more?
Does anybody else ever wonder why you would have a bathroom right in the middle of the living room? I mean, it's not just a powder room, there's a toilet in there! How could guests possibly use it and nobody not hear? I always thought that was so odd.
Yeah it's a bit odd. According to the floor plan, each bedroom has it's own bathroom, so that's four bathrooms total for the whole appartment.
It makes it possible to include "toilet humor" in episodes now and then. (High-rise apartments can also be a little odd with their floorplans, due to various construction factors (columns, which rooms get the windows, etc). E.g., I lived in a high-rise Seattle apartment - location can be seen from Frasier's balcony - for several years, and my guest bath door was right next to my front door. Create a guest entrance to either of my bathrooms, and that entrance would have had to be in the great room.)
@@MarkHitsTheRoad Thanks so much. That explanation makes perfect sense.
Faye was so much hotter. He should have picked Faye.
I think I'd've gone for Cassandra
Faye was absolutely gorgeous. Cassandra was beautiful. You could get lost in Faye's hair & not mind a bit.
it's 2019 people. The blonde one s thicc
Who thinks Sheldon Cooper was inspired after Niles Crane.
Fraz getting the Puzz
I'd choose a Virgina Madsen portraying Faye.
Cassandra, she's the one.
So good. But i really wish the last couple of seasons Frasier was able to find someone because the arc doesnt really work. But still a great show.
He did in the last few episodes, but the revival broke that one up too.
2:11
3:13
Oh I'm up to speed!
lol @ 4:04 Niles drops the coin....
Martin is great
Wonder what exactly Cassandra had against Daphne? I'm no Daphne fan myself but I can cite my reasons. Also have to disagree with Martin IMO Faye's hotter, but eye of the beholder.
I thought Daphne had some great moments in this clip and I thought her character could stand up to the others overall. She is beside some real talent on the show and I thought she held her own.
What did you have against Daphne?
@@michaellengyel just found her rather obnoxious, “we Brits” this “we Brits” that. Also a tendency to randomly and unjustly blame the nearest person when things go wrong.
@@TaliesinapCerridwen I appreciate your thoughts, but I liked Daphne’s wit and feistiness (not to mention the fact that she was beautiful), and it was clear that underneath she was good-hearted.