As Grammer, who previously starred in Cheers and the original Frasier (two of the best sitcoms of all time) sees it, there’s a “better home” for the Frasier revival, claiming that the powers-that-be at Paramount+ “didn’t really promote or spend much time on it.” As he elaborated in his interview with The New York Post:

Grammer and Danson first co-starred on the beloved sitcom Cheers, with Danson portraying bartender Sam Malone and Grammer incarnating the Frasier Crane character he'd spin off into Frasier. The pair didn't speak for nearly 30 years after Cheers bowed in 1993, but now that they've patched things up, Grammer is eager to collaborate again.

Kelsey Grammer, best known for playing the iconic psychiatrist on Frasier, believes that the character will find a new and better home in the upcoming reboot.Grammer is optimistic about

FRASIER’s Kelsey Grammer is hopeful that a network will pick up his classic reboot soon. “We’ll end up somewhere where people ..

Kelsey Grammer feels "very positive" about the future of 'Frasier'. The 70-year-old actor's comedy reboot was recently dropped by Paramount+ after two seasons but the star - who plays the titular psychiatrist,

Kelsey Grammer is hopeful that Frasier will be revived again - but he isn't interested in bringing the show back on Paramount+. "There's a better home for it," Grammer, 70, told The New York Post on Thursday,

Despite this, however, Frasier star Kelsey Grammer is convinced that the show will get a third season. What’s more, is that he thinks former Cheers star Ted Danson might be onboard. Grammer, 70, told The New York Post that he is “very positive” that Frasier will be coming back,