Frasier

Emmy award winning sitcom Frasier spawned from parent show Cheers, where psychiatrist Dr. Frasier Cane is played by Kelsey Grammer. Frasier follows the psychiatrist after the break-up of his marriage and his move to Seattle, Washington. Looking forward to starting over as a bachelor once again, Frasier finds he is obliged to take in his father, Martin Crane, an ex-police officer who was forced to retire due to an injury caused by a gun shot while in the line of duty. To add up to the father-son tandem is Daphne Moon (Jane Leeves), Martin's eccentric live-in physical therapist. Another addition to the Crane household is his younger brother Niles, who, like him, is also a pompous, snobbish, and overly intellectual psychiatrist. Frasier follows the conflicts and family ties of the Crane household which is composed of two completely different paradigms in life.

16 September 1993 (USA)

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David Lee
Peter Casey
David Angell

Comedy

Won - Funniest Supporting Male Performer in a TV Series David Hyde Pierce (American Comedy Award)
Nominated - Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television Ron Volk For episode "Daphne Returns". (Eddie)
2004 - Eddie (Nominated)
Won - Funniest Male Performer in a TV Series (Leading Role) Network, Cable or Syndication Kelsey Grammer (American Comedy Award)
Won - Funniest Supporting Male Performer in a TV Series David Hyde Pierce (American Comedy Award)
Won - Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television Ron Volk For episode "Three Valentines". (Eddie)
Won - Funniest Supporting Male Performer in a TV Series David Hyde Pierce (American Comedy Award)
Won - Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television Ron Volk For episode "Perspective on Christmas". (Eddie)
Nominated - Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television Ron Volk For episode "Dark Side Of The Moon". (Eddie)
Won - Funniest Supporting Male Performer in a TV Series David Hyde Pierce (American Comedy Award)
Nominated - Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television Timothy Mozer For episode "Adventures of Bad Boy and Dirty Girl". (Eddie)
Won - Funniest Male Performer in a TV Series (Leading Role) Network, Cable or Syndication Kelsey Grammer (American Comedy Award)
2001 - American Comedy Award (Nominated)
Won - Best Edited Half-Hour Series for Television Ron Volk For episode "Room Service". (Eddie)

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Ron Dean
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Saul Rubinek
Lisa Thornhill
Lisa Robinson
Brian Stokes Mitchell
Allison Janney
Patti LuPone
Laura Linney
Wolfgang Puck
James Oliver
Tony Carreiro
JoBeth Williams
Wendie Malick
Shannon Tweed
Jason Graae
Anthony Montgomery
Bette Rae
George DelHoyo
JD Roberto
Aaron Eckhart
Richard Stretchberry
Jack Sydow
Don Sparks
Pauley Perrette
Patricia Clarkson
David Hyde Pierce
John Mahoney
Rosie Perez
Lindsay Frost
Paul Cosimano
Harriet Sansom Harris
Enzo the Dog
Brooks Almy
Millicent Martin
Karen Kondazian
Gregory Jbara
Phil Donahue
Rene Auberjonois
Kim Coles
Bernard Addison
Piper Laurie
Marlo Thomas
Andrew M. Chukerman
Christopher M. Brown
Rob Klingman
Christopher Durang
Amy Landers
Eric Lutes
Dean Erickson
Jane Kaczmarek
Trevor Einhorn
Jane Adams
Michael Whaley
Gigi Rice
Irene Olga López
Teri Ralston
Cleto Augusto
Richard Poe
Tom Chick
Anthony LaPaglia
Brian Cox
Doug Wax
Cameron Dye
Felicity Huffman