A classic sitcom for the ages.

Wild, but that's comical sitcoms for you.

The span of 11 seasons is what you have to judge the entire story of Frasier. The whole story arc for the show is zany at points, yet that's the beauty of Frasier's story: it keeps you laughing at the snide and clever remarks all throughout. 

Perfect when it mattered.

Visually speaking, the show was usually set upon Frasier's apartment, the radio station, and Nile's various homes, nothing too special. However, during the special episodes such as the ballroom between Niles and Daphne to the memories of the hospital in the later seasons, the true genius of visual camera angles and scenes really makes those few episodes stand out from the usual settings.

An improvement over time from the beginning.

It was the early 1990's when Frasier aired, and while being accustomed to higher quality audio in this 21st century, the audio was still clear enough for us to remember the witty dialogue between Frasier and Niles, not to mention Frasier's Tossed Salad and Scrambled Eggs after each and every episode.

The development of a classic Cheers character into a full-hearted lovable Frasier thanks to the great acting of Kelsey Grammar.

The amount of difference in character for Frasier from his time in Cheers is astonishing. The evolution from being just another elite white collar man in the dawn of his character to a complex, often emotionally flawed psychiatrist with true struggles of morals and ethics while still keeping a light, sensible, and comedic atmosphere is why Frasier is so fantastic. And this is only touching on the main character. 

A show I will personally enjoy for years to come. 

This show has withstood the test of time for enjoyment, even with having rewatched each season from start to finish at least 10 times, I still love the humour. The amount of personal connection between myself and Frasier might be reason enough to find my review biased, but that is something I'd recommend for you to find out by giving it a shot. After all, it's one of the defining shows of the 90's, and I have seen why multiple times.