Frasier's Falling...

[zls44]

Maybe he should concentrate on his show, hmm?

http://www.cnn.com/2003/SHOWBIZ/TV/10/10/sprj.caf03.tv.nbcblues.ap/index.html

[West Coast Democrat]

1. And what's the deal with 'Coupling'?

Are they just copping every single one of the plotlines from the UK original? The original is still on BBC America...why watch the US version?

[flamingyouth]

3. Last night was the funeral episode

Then BBC ran the REAL funeral episode right afterward - which, of course was WAY funnier. At least they can say "dick" on BBC!

[Wickerman]

6. god, I wasn't sure what that was last night

flipped on it a few times. Was I missing something or was it actually as awful as I imagined? Married Friends.

[Kamika]

2. Wonder if hell become another dennis miller

Somehow its difficult imagining him behaving like that. Wonder if Fox will pick him up

[MrBenchley]

4. At its peak

Frasier was one of the funniest things ever on television, and it still shows flashes of brilliance.

Ah well....

Read somewhere the other day that only James Arness as Marshall Dillon had played one character longer on TV than Kelsey's been playing Frasier...

[anti_shrub]

5. Anyone else think NBC gets way too dramatic with its shows?

Its funny to watch the promos for even the comedies, every episode of every show is THE ABSOLUTE BESTEST HOUR OF TV IN WORLD HISTORY, EVER.

I mean, promote your shows, but bring it down a notch....

[idontwantaname]

7. yes.

both television and movies both need to relax.

[VOX]

8. "Frasier's" in its last season, anyway. Maybe that's why...

Kelsey is beginning to dabble in GOP politics. :thumbsdown: