News The Return of 90s Television: Murphy Brown is coming back, too. What show will return next?
- Thread starter The Nth Doctor
- Start date
Yes, it should. It would actually be perfectly suited to the current political climate. Would love to see them tackle current issues.
I'd love to see a Frasier/Cheers reunion at some point. I know the actor who played Frasier's Dad passed away, but everyone else is alive, I think. And rather than just contain it to Frasier, throwing in the cast of Cheers would work also.
I'll try to find the article for you, but Fraiser will never return. There was talk of doing a third show with the character a few years after Frasier ended but they decided against it because the creator of the show died on 9-11 and didn't feel right without him.
https://tvline.com/2017/08/10/frasier-revival-nbc-kelsey-grammer-cast/
Last edited:
I would not mind seeing a new incarnation of Knight Rider...I know they tried a few times with no success, but what if it was done ala "Cobra Kai"? Get Hasselhoff back in there as Michael Knight, an aging hero stuck in a 1980's mentality that...what? Reconnects with a young, tech savvy relative of Bonnie, or Devon, who heard the stories told of the Foundation, and works to bring Michael into the modern era, using a fresh-outta-storage KITT or a KITT update to bring back the fight for the midwestern everyman? Incorporate a humor aspect of Michael never having really progressed with the technological times after the Foundation went into mothballs? Maybe this could be viewable? Cobra Kai has sure been a fun one to watch.
Darn, that's too bad. Because those two series are two I could see them bringing back without them feeling out of place.
Now it looks like the continuation/reboot of Mad About You isn't happening - at least, in the near future. It sounds like the corporate end of things is the hold-up - Sony and others involved at that level.
Thank god.
Damn, that's too bad. I was actually looking forward to that revival. Still, if I had to choose between it and Murphy Brown, I would choose Murphy Brown, especially with today's political climate.
Too bad. This was a show I consistently liked. Good chemistry with the cast, and I really enjoyed the writing. Especially the way it focused on the little things in a relationship.
https://deadline.com/2018/07/frasier-reboot-explored-kelsey-grammer-cbs-tv-studios-1202432451/
I'm very surprised about this one, given that the cast originally was against it due to David Angell's passing.
I'm very surprised about this one, given that the cast originally was against it due to David Angell's passing.
It was more the writers were against Frasier returning. Kelsey Grammer to me seems a bit like a prick. The show ended, he seemed happy enough and now every few years since he talks about returning because his career has stalled. I wouldn't take any stock in anything in that clickbait article.
Ah. Good point on that. Honestly, I wouldn't even watch it if it did return... since I found out that he's a tea partier. Hard pass there.
Also, it specifically says that Grammer is looking to he create the show in another setting with new characters, so not really a Frasier revival aside from the title character. Just as much as Frasier was a revival of Cheers.
I'd be in for it if it were more like a reunion miniseries where he rents an apartment in a city and has his former co-stars drop by.
I love Frasier, it and the first 4 seasons of Roseanne I rewatch every winter because winter sucks. But Roseanne ended poorly so the revival was great. Will and Grace ended poorly so the revival was welcomed (but they really should only make 10-13 episodes a year.). Frasier though ended well, it had a nice ending. There is no need for the character to return.
However I did hear the best idea for a show. Frasier is getting old and has to move in with Fredrick after Laura Linney's character suddenly died. Pretty much he is now his dad.
However I did hear the best idea for a show. Frasier is getting old and has to move in with Fredrick after Laura Linney's character suddenly died. Pretty much he is now his dad.
I don't know why they never did a spinoff with him, he was the reason everyone was watching.
I do love how Frasier address that on Cheers Frasier's dad was dead and never mentioned a brother. Frasier was just upset with them.
Agreed. I loved the bitter rivalry between Niles and Frasier. Some really classic scenarios came out of that.
While David Hyde-Pierce was brilliant as Niles, I'm not sure the charactor him self would work as a series lead. He's better as a foil though can definately carry a scene by himself (such as the recently linked attempt to iron his trousers).