"Frasier Grinch" is the second Christmas episode of the NBC sitcom Frasier, produced and aired as the ninth episode of its third season.
Synopsis[]
It is Christmas Eve and Frasier is excited as Frederick is coming to stay with him for the first time since his parents' divorce. Niles believes he and Maris may be reconciled soon, but then he discovers that she has cancelled his credit cards, not to mention his mobile phone service. Back at KACL, Frasier is giving his Christmas broadcast which includes an inspiring Christmas story, but Gil and Bulldog try to distract him by wrapping him in tinsel and bringing in the Christmas party stripper, Candy Cane. He arrives home later to find that Martin has decorated his apartment just as it was when he was a child, much to his annoyance. Then he discovers that, instead of the educational toys he ordered for Frederick, he has instead received one of Franklin Crane's presents, which included a Barbie doll and kitchen set. This means the pressure is on for Frasier and Niles to ensure, in very little time, that Frederick still has a happy Christmas, and although to Frasier this means educational gifts, Martin is less convinced.
Availability[]
The episode was included on the Frasier: The Complete 3rd Season DVD set, released by Paramount Home Entertainment on May 25, 2004. It will make its high-definition debut on the Frasier: The Complete Series Blu-ray set, released on November 8, 2022.
Cast[]
Actor/actress | Character |
---|---|
Kelsey Grammer | Frasier |
Jane Leeves | Daphne Moon |
David Hyde Pierce | Dr. Crane |
Peri Gilpin | Roz Doyle |
John Mahoney | Martin |
Dan Butler | Bulldog Briscoe |
Luke Tarsitano | Frederick |
Edward Hibbert | Gil Chesterton |
Tegan West | Jack |
Luck Hari | Waitress |
Becky Ann Baker | Marge |
Klee Bragger | Ned |
Ray Liotta (voice) | Bob (voice) |
See also[]
- "Miracle on Third or Fourth Street"
- "Perspectives on Christmas"
- "Merry Christmas, Mrs. Moskowitz"
- "The Fight Before Christmas"
- "Mary Christmas"
- "We Two Kings"
- "High Holidays"
External links[]
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