Frasier News

Somewhere in TV land, Frasier and Niles Crane are extremely disappointed that they missed the boat on squash scholarships - especially when they're being offered at a brand-name school.

Here we are in the last half of November sweeps and that means the layoffs have begun.

Television viewers may be abuzz about the "Seinfeld" reunion Sunday on "Curb Your Enthusiasm," but don't look for a similar get-together of the "Frasier" cast.

First things first, the television season is starting to really see some cancellations.

Eric quickly regrets befriending an ingratiating nemesis ; Bob asks Pam to move in with him.

Rachel Bilson plays Fez's desire at a wedding where Donna escorts Mitch ; Kitty teaches baby care to Brooke and Kelso.

" Hank, " the new Kelsey Grammer sitcom, is gone. The blah comedy, about a corporate bigwig brought low by the economic downturn, didn't wow ABC viewers.

It's not just Hank Pryor who's out of a job - Kelsey Grammer , who played that unemployed executive on the new sitcom "Hank," will once again be seeking work.

Marge Simpson's spread in Playboy was a groundbreaking moment for cartoon women everywhere.

Brooke Shields plays Jackie's mom, who's looking to smooth things over after her fling in Mexico; Kelso is hesitant about continuing police training.

Remember, remember the 5th of November? Our springer spaniel could hardly forget it.

Ask the Yankees or Phillies how hard it is to hit a triple. Usually we'd count ourselves lucky to total three good, successful sitcoms in a single season, let alone three on the same night, on the same network.

Brooke trusts Kelso to get her to a doctor's appointment; Red finds Bob's gift to him inappropriate; Jackie redecorates Hyde's room more in her style than his.

Police cadet Kelso responds to Laurie and Fez's domestic disturbance; Jackie becomes a mentor; household repairs are Eric's downfall in Red's eyes.

News that KACL will be rehiring everyone is welcome to a jobless Roz , who has to borrow money from Frasier .

Quality programming was never hard to come by in the 1990s. From "Friends" to "Frasier" to "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," the lineup of unforgettable series was endless.

Frasier encounters obstacles in his efforts to hook up with an attractive acquaintance.

Niles makes a fictitious dinner date at his apartment after he shies away from asking out Daphne .

This week's episode of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" found the master misanthrope, Larry David, in fine form as he attempted to maneuver himself out of all manner of ethical quagmires.

Each week, Torontoist examines the upcoming TV listings and makes note of programs that are entertaining, informative, and of quality.