Season 2 of Frasier: The Fan Favorites We Need

The Return to Boston and the Inevitable Cameos

The Frasier reboot has brought us back to Boston, making the cameos from Cheers season 2 seem inevitable. With Sam's bar still open, the possibility of familiar faces from Cheers making appearances is tantalizing. Frasier has had to adjust to a new set of colleagues as a professor at Harvard University, all while taking on the role of a father by living with his adult son. The return of original characters from both Frasier and Cheers would ground the reboot and infuse it with authenticity, especially considering the challenges the Frasier reboot faced in finding its stride.

Ted Danson as Sam Malone in a plaid shirt in Cheets

The revival's mid-season saw Lilith and Roz providing significant boosts of humor and tumult. Lilith, in particular, brought her signature sardonic humor and added depth to the series. Meanwhile, Roz appeared towards the end of the season to offer friendly advice to a struggling Frasier. Without his father, Martin, present, Frasier found it challenging to connect with his son Freddie. The absence of Martin's candor and wisdom left a void that the original characters could help fill.

Lilith returning in the Frasier reboot episode 7

Long-Awaited Cameos: Characters We Need in Season 2

The most sought-after character to return for the Frasier reboot is undoubtedly Niles Crane, Frasier's fastidious younger brother. While David Hyde Pierce has expressed disinterest in reprising his role, fans are hopeful for a cameo that could involve Niles keeping an eye on his son's activities at Harvard. Niles' presence and banter with his brother have been sorely missed, and his return, even in a small capacity, would add depth to the series.

Frasier and Niles Crane standing together in an office in Frasier

Charlotte, Frasier's ex-girlfriend, remains an intriguing figure from the original series. Her sudden departure from Frasier's life after 20 years together raises questions that fans are eager to see addressed. A cameo from Charlotte, whether to provide her side of the story or to disrupt Frasier's newly established world, would undoubtedly create compelling viewing.

Frasier Crane and Charlotte holding hands in Frasier season 11

Ronnie, Frasier's mother-in-law, holds significance in Martin's life, and her appearance in the reboot would be a heartfelt tribute to her marriage with Martin. Given John Mahoney's passing, Ronnie's presence would not only honor her character but also provide valuable advice to Frasier as he navigates the role of a father.

Frasier and Ronnee

Revisiting Familiar Faces: Adding Authenticity to the Revival

The return of Alistair Burke, Frasier's pseudo-gay boyfriend, played by Patrick Stewart, would bring a delightful dynamic to the series. Alistair's reappearance as part of a touring show in Boston would create hilarious scenes and play on Frasier's past, adding depth and humor to the storyline.

patrick stewart as Alistair Burke in frasier-1

Daphne Moon, Frasier's sister-in-law, could make a welcome return, providing a quirky and warm presence to the series. Her interactions with the new cast, particularly with Freddie and Eve, would add a delightful charm to the revival.

Daphne smiles in Frasier's apartment in Frasier

Bulldog Brisco, one of Frasier's coworkers and former rival, could bring a change of pace to the series. His arrival in Boston would lead to amusing scenes at Harvard and interactions with the fire station gang, injecting a fresh energy into the show.

Dan Butler as Bob Bulldog Briscoe working in a radio studio in Frasier