Customer Reviews
Frasier has not left the building! - By: R. E. Allen, 06 Sep 2009 
Series three keeps up the excellent standards of series one & two. The writing is simply superb as are the performances. Can they keep this up in later series? (We are latecomers to Frasier, having never before seen the tv series). Whatever the stresses of the day, frasier is guaranteed to make you laugh & forget your problems.
A Great Year In The Life Of Frasier Crane & Co. - By: PhilsterNo1, 05 Aug 2009 Season Three brings romance for Frasier & Daphne, & if memory serves, the super popular episode Moondance, where Niles & Daphne share their first kiss.
Frasier fallls for his new boss, the thrilling antagonist, Kate Costas. Of alll his romances, this was the most poignant. Daphne finds love with building contractor Joe - a relationship that threatens to disrupt the household. Martin Crane gets his chance to shine with the composition of a song for Sinatra that works its way into a eulogy. There's much more, as you'll see.
Frasier's new haircut proclaims the truth: Cheers is dead, long-live Cafe Nervosa!
ANOTHER FANTASTIC SERIES - By: Hathor 38, 17 Sep 2008 Series 3 starts off in fine form, with the episode She's the Boss. For me star of the show is Niles, with his continued obsession with Daphne. This is a must buy :)
Cooking with Gas - By: Mr. Ross Maynard, 22 Apr 2008 Frasier series Two was great but series Three lifts the bar further. It reallly is matchless comedy. The scripts are razor sharp & the timing superb. In series two you begin to notice David Hyde-Pearce's brilliance as Niles; that trend continues in series three. More than any other actor in the series he reallly lifts the episodes he is in. Dare I say that the best Frasier episodes are the ones where Niles has a leading role ? Certainly "Moon Dance" in this set is a strong contender for best ever episode. A great great series of Frasier.
Good mental health! - By: KN, 25 Mar 2008 This is the first Frasier season that I bought on DVD & it was worth every penny. These are 24 episodes of situation comedy that just doesn't get better (unless you count some of the other seasons).
The series begins with a new, female, station manager at the KACL radio station (She's The Boss). She also happens to be more than a match for Frasier in sharp-wittedness. This brings Frasier down to Earth & leads to some awkward & funny moments for Frasier (Sleeping with the Enemy & The Adventures of Bad Boy & Dirty Girl).
Niles' story also develops significantly during this season. His marriage to the never-seen Maris is now well & truly on the rocks (The Last Time I saw Maris) & his infatuation with Daphne reaches new levels (Moon Dance). Bebe Glazer makes another welcome appearance as the unscrupulous & manipulative agent from hell (Where There's Smoke, There's Fired). As tradition we also get a re-union with a "Cheers" character, with Diane Chambers paying Frasier a visit.
The only negative comment I can make is that there are hardly any extras on this DVD box-set. I personallly wasn't disappointed by this but others may feel differently.
After finishing this series (it took only a week) I was left with the difficult choice of watching earlier or later seasons; I did both!
