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"The end of Frasier."

Recently it was in the papers that David Hyde-Pierce, Niles from Frasier, had confirmed that the next series of Frasier will be the last. Apparently all the cast had been told it was to end and that they were all sorry to see it end.

Now I have been a Frasier fan since it began all those years ago. It is my favourite ever programme, and by far the best comedy in my opinion on TV.

Some people say that it has begun to run out of steam and that there are no new ideas. Perhaps they are right. The earlier episodes were better. But even so I think the current series is very funny and every episode of Frasier has made me laugh. there has never been one that I can say was not worth watching.

Now there is a website www.savemyshow.com that allows people to vote on whether or not a show should be on the air or not.

I have voted, along with a few thousand other people.

What I would like is for people to post here and show support for it. I think there is plenty of life left in the series and there is a lot of scope for new ideas. If enough people do show that they like Frasier then maybe, just maybe it will go on a bit longer.
Thanks for reading. And hopefully posting.
Biggles

I don't discuss it, I don't think I'm sensitive, I never chat to girls about it. I just like it. Not for the women in it, or the big gay vampires or whatever. Believe it or not, I like the show for what it is.

I beg to differ, the conclusive and final proof is that you watch, enjoy and discuss a show made for women.
Women that like to think they're a little bit dangerous, a little bit dark and mysterious and somehow edgy by association because they watch a programme about vampires.
But not marauding, gutting vampires. Nice ones, "hunky" ones and the whatnot.
It's a female fantasy of surrendering to the villain side of life, yet still retaining their pristine, shake'n bake lifestyle.
Cool-by-association.

A show for women and femmy blokes that think by liking and discussing it, they can demonstrate their sensitive side and "score", whilst in actual fact ...er...I'm lost now.

Buffy = Big gay tv

I like it. I'm neither gay nor a woman.

Stryke wrote:
> But you can't dismiss Buffy as a teen dramedy, because it's not.
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It's for women and uppity homosexuals. Come on, a man does not watch Buffy. And dont give me that "But she's hot" rubbish either, it's prime-time tv, you aint gonna see diddly.

Watch Tour of Duty or Airwolf or something.
You hommos

Frasier was funny for the first two or three series, then it got formulaic and dull. It was too predictable and they just took some of the characters, Niles especially, too far.

Buffy is absolute crap. With a capital C. And while you're at it, a capital R, A and P. Every episode is the same. Here's the template:

"Oh no! He has wrinkly skin and therefore is evil. Kill him Buffy!"
"Yes, I will, I have superhuman strength somehow. Oh no, despite having superhuman strength, I can't kill this particular one!"
"Now we're all going crazy!"
"Hang on, I wear glasses and work in a library, let me look in a large leather-bound book to figure out the answer"
"Hurray for Buffy and glasses man, they saved the day and everything can go back to normal!"

Frasier is good.

I agree with that will and grace comment, its total crap.

Notorious Biggles wrote:

> I'd hand that award to Seinfield actually<

I totally agree with you there.

2PacForever306 wrote:
> Cheers is easily up for a award for worst comedy EVER, NOT funny at
> all.

I hand that award to Seinfeld actually.

Cheers is easily up for a award for worst comedy EVER, NOT funny at all.