No longer a fish out of water in Seattle, Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) begins this season believing that his life is going smoothly, for once. The rug is pulled out from beneath him, however, when the most recent in a string of KACL-related events -- this time, the radio station is changed to a salsa format -- leaves him without a job. Much of the season's first half follows a thoroughly disconcerted Frasier as he goes back and forth between pining after his former job and searching for a new one. Though he is eventually ...
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No longer a fish out of water in Seattle, Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) begins this season believing that his life is going smoothly, for once. The rug is pulled out from beneath him, however, when the most recent in a string of KACL-related events -- this time, the radio station is changed to a salsa format -- leaves him without a job. Much of the season's first half follows a thoroughly disconcerted Frasier as he goes back and forth between pining after his former job and searching for a new one. Though he is eventually hired back, the rest of the season is hardly an easy path. There's Niles (David Hyde Pierce), whose long-standing attraction to Daphne (Jane Leeves) leaves him lonelier and more confused after she becomes romantically involved with his divorce lawyer (Saul Rubinek); Martin (John Mahoney), who has his own romantic ups and downs; and, of course, Frasier, who has switched his focus from his woes with KACL to deciding which of the two women he is currently dating makes a better candidate for a long-term relationship. Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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