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Emmy Award-winning writer Ken Levine remembers the enduring legacy of the hit sitcom Frasier. Having written for the character for more than two decades, Levine shares firsthand memories of how Frasier Crane was created and developed on Cheers before actor Kelsey Grammer carried the beloved psychiatrist into his own remarkable spinoff, which ran for 11 seasons and earned 37 Emmy Awards. Levine also discusses the show's exceptional supporting cast, its iconic and beautifully designed set, why Frasier continues to resonate with audiences today, and what he believes falls short in the recent reboot. Check out Levine's podcast, Hollywood & Levine, available wherever you listen to podcasts. Visit https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/.
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