'Frasier' celebrates 30th anniversary: The cast then and now
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In the 30 years since "Fraiser" first premiered on NBC, Kelsey Grammer has gone on to star in "Jesus Revolution" and "The Expendables 3."
It went on to become one of the most successful spin-offs in history, even overcoming its predecessor when it came to winning awards, with a total of 108 Emmy Award nominations and 37 wins in various categories. A 10-episode reboot of the series is set to premiere on Paramount + Oct. 12 and will follow a new cast of characters as Frasier moves back to Boston. Lori Bashian is an entertainment production assistant for Fox News Digital.
In a trailer for the new series, Frasier is seen moving back to Boston and taking a job as a professor in order to reconnect with his son, who is hesitant to let him back into his life.
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