Aldis Hodge Stars in Thrilling New Crime Drama 'Cross'
Today's TV highlights include the debut of 'Cross' and 'Day of the Jackal,' along with the series finale of 'Frasier.'
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"Patricia Heaton and Greer Grammer Join 'Frasier' Season 2"
Patricia Heaton will reunite with Kelsey Grammer in Season 2 of Paramount+'s Frasier revival, playing a character named Holly. The two previously co-starred in the short-lived series Back to You and Heaton's CBS sitcom Carol's Second Act. The Frasier revival will also feature original cast member Peri Gilpin and new additions Greer Grammer and Yvette Nicole Brown.
Patricia Heaton and Greer Grammer Join 'Frasier' Season 2
Patricia Heaton is set to guest star in the second season of Paramount+'s "Frasier," reuniting with Kelsey Grammer. Heaton will play Holly, a down-to-earth bartender, marking her first TV series appearance since 2019. This reunion follows their previous collaboration on the 2007 comedy "Back to You."
'Frasier' Secures Season 2 Renewal at Paramount+
Paramount+ has renewed the sitcom "Frasier" for a second season, featuring Kelsey Grammer reprising his iconic role. The revival follows Dr. Frasier Crane as he returns to Boston to face new challenges and forge new relationships. Despite mixed reviews, Grammer expressed confidence in the show's future and teased exploring the father-son relationship and Frasier's new life in the upcoming season.
'Frasier' Secures Season 2 Renewal at Paramount+
Kelsey Grammer's "Frasier" has been renewed for a second season at Paramount+, continuing to film in front of a live studio audience at Paramount Studios in Los Angeles. The series follows Frasier Crane in the next chapter of his life, with potential appearances from original castmates Ted Danson and Shelley Long. While David Hyde Pierce's return seems unlikely, the show continues through the character of Frasier's son, Freddy Crane.
'Frasier' Revival Secures Season 2 Renewal at Paramount+
Paramount+ has renewed the "Frasier" revival for a second season, following its successful premiere in October. The new series, starring Kelsey Grammer, continues the story of the titular character 20 years after the original show, as he returns to Boston to reconnect with family and starts a new chapter as a Harvard instructor. With the original cast and new characters, the revival has been well-received, and Grammer expressed his desire for the show to continue for as long as possible.
Shelley Long's Rare Public Sighting in Los Angeles Sparks Speculation
"Cheers" star Shelley Long was spotted in Los Angeles after missing the "Cheers" reunion at the 2024 Emmy Awards. The 74-year-old actress, known for her role as Diane Chambers, was seen walking her dog near her home in Pacific Palisades. Long's absence from the reunion was noted, and her former co-star Kelsey Grammer expressed interest in having her return for the "Frasier" revival series. Despite missing the reunion, Long's legacy from her time on "Cheers" and subsequent appearances continues to be celebrated.
Kelly Clarkson and Kelsey Grammer Perform 'Frasier' Theme Song Duet
Kelly Clarkson and Kelsey Grammer sang the "Frasier" theme song on "The Kelly Clarkson Show," sparking nostalgia for fans of the iconic '90s sitcom. The revival of the series on Paramount+ features familiar faces and has Grammer expressing his wish for fellow "Cheers" alum Shelley Long to appear. The duo's performance delighted Clarkson, who called it "a dream come true," while Grammer shared insights into his character's enduring love for Long's character, Diane Chambers.
Remembering André Braugher: A Talented Actor's Legacy Lives On
Andre Braugher, known for his roles in "Homicide: Life On The Street" and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," has passed away at the age of 61. Netflix has released a report sharing actual viewership data for its shows and movies. David Hyde Pierce has revealed why he did not appear in the "Frasier" reboot. Jennifer Aniston shares her final memories of Matthew Perry in a joint interview with Reese Witherspoon. Seth Meyers and Dua Lipa participate in a "Day Drinking" segment on "Late Night With Seth Meyers."
David Hyde Pierce's Reason for Rejecting 'Frasier' Reboot: They Don't Need Me
David Hyde Pierce, who played Dr. Niles Crane on the original "Frasier" sitcom, revealed that he chose not to return for the Paramount+ revival due to his desire to pursue other projects. Pierce explained that he was involved in other TV shows and musicals at the time and didn't want to commit to a series. He also believed that the reboot didn't need his character, as it had successfully introduced new characters. Despite Pierce's absence, other original cast members, such as Bebe Neuwirth and Peri Gilpin, have made special appearances in the new series.
David Hyde Pierce reveals why he declined 'Frasier' reboot
David Hyde Pierce has explained why he turned down the opportunity to reprise his role as Niles in the Frasier reboot. The actor stated that he wanted to pursue other projects and didn't want to be committed to a show. He also believed that the new series didn't need his character, as Frasier had moved on to a new world with new characters. Kelsey Grammer, who is returning as Frasier Crane, previously mentioned that Hyde Pierce's absence allowed the writers to explore new directions for the show.
David Hyde Pierce's Reasons for Not Returning to the 'Frasier' Reboot
David Hyde Pierce, who portrayed Dr. Niles Crane in the original "Frasier" series, revealed that he didn't reprise his role in the revival because he had a full plate and wanted to pursue other projects. He mentioned that he didn't want to be committed to a show and not be able to do other things. Pierce also acknowledged that the new "Frasier" has moved on to a new world with new characters and that he believed the show was doing great without him.
David Hyde Pierce's Reason for Skipping "Frasier" Revival Revealed
David Hyde Pierce, who played Niles on the original "Frasier" series, explains why he chose not to participate in the recent revival. Pierce stated that he wanted to pursue other projects and felt that the show had moved on to a new world with new characters. He expressed support for the revival and praised the new cast members. The ten-episode first season of the revival recently concluded.
David Hyde Pierce Reflects on His Decision to Skip the 'Frasier' Reboot
David Hyde Pierce, who played Niles Crane in the original "Frasier" sitcom, revealed that he turned down the opportunity to return for the reboot because he felt the project didn't actually need him. Pierce stated that "Frasier" has moved on to a new world with new characters, and he believed he was right in his decision. Despite not returning, Pierce expressed his support for the reboot and praised the new cast members. The reboot premiered on Paramount+ on October 12.
David Hyde Pierce's Reasons for Not Returning to the 'Frasier' Reboot
David Hyde Pierce, who played Niles Crane in the original Frasier series, has revealed that he decided not to join the Frasier reboot because he had already done the show and didn't feel like doing more. He is currently working on other projects, including a musical, and felt that committing to another sitcom would not leave him enough time. Pierce acknowledges that the new show has moved on to a new world with new characters, and he has no beef with it, but it doesn't seem like he has much interest in making a cameo or guest appearance in the future.