Even if Kelsey Grammer has just played Frasier of Cheers, Frasier and the Revival show, he will already make television history by showing the same character in three series and four decades of rival only his co-Starvala baby Neuwirt, WHO Made History of "Frasier" revival when he appeared as ex-wife of Dr. Crane and former Cheers character Lilit Sternin. But Grammer beat Novart. The actor quietly expanded Frasier-Stiche out of those major shows, appearing in many roles of Kimo through other sitcom, ads and specialists.

Frasier first appeared in the third season of Cheers as early as 1984 as a Love -Board for Diane Chambers at Shelley Long in the double episode "Rebound". Originally intended as a repetitive character, who will eventually leave the series, Grammer impressed the creators of the Jameseims Barrows, Glenn and Les Charles enough to make a major actor member for the fifth season of the 1986 show.

When Cheers ended in 1993, the original plan was not for Frasier to get his own spinoff. But after Ann -BI -he convinced former Cheers writers David Angel, Peter Casey and David Lee that they should do just that, "Frasier" was born. That beloved Sitkom of the 90s was moving for an additional 11 seasons by 2004, before Grammer, along with writers Chris Harris and OEO crystals, revived the series in 2023. But during that 40-year-old time span, Grammer also played Frasier in a number of other places, perhaps the most important in Angel, Casey and other Lee's "fans" linked to Spinoff "Wings". To be more accurate, the "wings" was set in the "Cheers" universe without being a direct spinoff. The sequel, then, was also set in the Universe "Frasier", and in Season 3, Episode 16, "Aircraft, trains and cranes visiting", the good doctor and his then wife Lilith appeared on the series.

With Frasier's debut in 1993, then Grammer appeared as a titular psychiatrist in three separate performances set in the same universe. But that was not the end of his fruitful career at Camoo.