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==Cast==

==Cast==

'''Dr. Frasier Crane'''

'''Dr. Frasier Crane'''

Frasier Crane is a [[Sigmund Freud|Freudian]] psychiatrist who lived in Seattle and, during his years on ''Cheers'', worked in Boston.  He married two women, barmaid Diane Chambers and later intimidating psychiatrist Lilith Sternin, with whom he bore a son, Frederick.  Frasier enjoys wine, opera, gourmet cooking, and plays a Steinway piano.  As a radio psychiatrist, he constantly humiliates himself and provides bad advice to the people of Seattle, who continue to call in regardless.

Frasier Crane is a [[Sigmund Freud|Freudian]] psychiatrist who lived in Seattle and, during his years on ''Cheers'', worked in Boston.  He married two women, barmaid Diane Chambers and later intimidating psychiatrist Lilith Sternin, with whom he bore a son, Frederick.  Frasier enjoys wine, opera, gourmet cooking, and plays a Steinway piano.  As a radio psychiatrist, he constantly humiliates himself and provides advice with mixed results to the people of Seattle, who continue to call in regardless.  A running theme in the show is his attempts to take part and to keep himself with the elite and high society of Seattle, most of which humorously fail.  

'''Martin Crane'''

'''Martin Crane'''

'''Dr. Niles Crane'''

'''Dr. Niles Crane'''

Niles is Frasier's younger brother and husband of the never-seen Maris Crane, a neurotic, domineering and spoiled socialite.  He is a superior psychiatrist to Frasier, though he suffers from many psychosomatic disorders and has difficulties asserting himself to 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 never-seen Maris Crane, a neurotic, domineering and spoiled socialite.  He is a superior psychiatrist to Frasier, though he suffers from many psychosomatic disorders and has difficulties asserting himself to Maris until their drawn-out divorce.  He is slightly less womanizing than Frasier and at a slightly higher class echelon, though not as famous.  A running joke in the show is Mile's often failing attempts to get closer to Daphne.

'''Daphne Moon'''

'''Daphne Moon'''