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Niles is Frasier's younger brother and husband of the invisible Maris Crane.  He is a superior psychiatrist to Frasier, though he suffers from many psychosomatic disorders and has difficulties asserting himself to his wife Maris until their drawn-out divorce.  He is slightly less womanizing than Frasier and at a slightly higher class echelon, though not as famous.
 
Niles is Frasier's younger brother and husband of the invisible Maris Crane.  He is a superior psychiatrist to Frasier, though he suffers from many psychosomatic disorders and has difficulties asserting himself to his wife Maris until their drawn-out divorce.  He is slightly less womanizing than Frasier and at a slightly higher class echelon, though not as famous.
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''Daphne Moon''
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'''Daphne Moon'''
 
Daphne is Martin's physical therapist and Niles's love interest from the first episode.  She is from Manchester, [[England]] and speaks with a genuine British accent.  After Niles's divorce, she marries him.
 
Daphne is Martin's physical therapist and Niles's love interest from the first episode.  She is from Manchester, [[England]] and speaks with a genuine British accent.  After Niles's divorce, she marries him.
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''Roz Doyle''
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'''Roz Doyle'''
 
Roz is Frasier's producer and call-screener, who appears less and less in the show as Frasier's job becomes difficult to keep funny.  She has a habit of sleeping with too many men and, in Season 5, finds herself pregnant.  She decides to keep the baby as her own daughter, Alice Doyle.
 
Roz is Frasier's producer and call-screener, who appears less and less in the show as Frasier's job becomes difficult to keep funny.  She has a habit of sleeping with too many men and, in Season 5, finds herself pregnant.  She decides to keep the baby as her own daughter, Alice Doyle.
  
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