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Did you have a destination wedding, regular church wedding, courthouse, or some other kind of wedding? Did you have a lavish, large ceremony or just a few guests?

Are you glad you did it that way or do you wish you did it differently?

My hubby & I just had a notary marry us at home. She specializes in weddings and it was just the 3 of us. I have no regrets that we did it that way. (Been married 11 years now.)

There was a time when we could argue that Frasier just had bad luck with women. Or we could assume he just hadn't met the right woman yet. But he even fumbled Clair who he fought so hard to get. And it seemed like Charlotte was his Miss Right but they broke up too. Geez.

So, what do you think? Let's dissect this a bit. Who or what is to blame for Frasier's inability to EVER have a successful relationship?

I wondered if perhaps it all started with Diane Chambers? Did that experience mess with his head?

Or did his experience being married to Lilith destroy him somehow?

Or could an unhealthy relationship with his mom be to blame? Perhaps he thought no woman could measure up to her? I mean the man actually dated a woman who was basically his mom's TWIN!

Or is it possible that Frasier is actually gay & doesn't realize it?

We always hear people taking sides in the age-old "Ginger vs Mary-Anne" debate. Who is/was your crush if you had to choose between Roz or Daphne?

My favorite is definitely the one where Freddie tried to manipulate his parents to thinking he wanted them to reunite. But he really just wanted them to feel guilty enough to buy him some bike or toy he wanted.

My second favorite is when Lilith visited Seattle for the first time.

What's your honest opinions about Frasier Crane as a father?

In my opinion, one of the funniest scenes of the series took place in the episode with Fred's buddy who wanted to impress his young grandson.

Before the man arrived, Ethel was in Lucy's kitchen borrowing everything in sight so she could pretend she & Fred were well-off.

When she was about finished taking stuff, she asked Lucy: "What else do you have that's better than what I've got?"

And without missing a beat, Lucy replied: "Ricky."

😂 😆

Cozi Tv just showed the episode where Frasier's gay friend treated him like a boyfriend. It was a step past the episode several seasons earlier where Frasier tried to set up a co-worker with Daphne not realizing the man was gay & actually interested in him.

And now the first episode with Ronee is on. Frasier likes her a lot but then she and Martin end up dating. Same thing happened a few years before when Frasier wanted Maureen the cop for himself but she liked Martin & they ended up dating.

Do you all remember any other classic Frasier episodes that are very similar to each other? I'm trying to remember.