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After many years spent at the “Cheers” bar, Frasier moves back home to Seattle to work as a radio psychiatrist after his policeman father gets shot in the hip on duty.
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These are ordered by the people they share with this show, cast and crew who worked on both.
More overlap ranks higher. Someone who worked on almost everything counts for less than a rare connection, so a person who links only these two shows is worth more than a prolific one.
Kelsey Grammer plays Frasier Crane in all 264 episodes, executive producer Peter Casey produced every episode of both and David Angell, Dan O'Shannon and David Clark Lee produced too, with 91 others.
Executive producer Christopher Lloyd produced both, Dan O'Shannon and Jeffrey Richman produced too, writer Steven Levitan wrote for both and Jack Burditt wrote too, with 95 others.
Executive producer Joe Keenan produced both, Lori Kirkland Baker produced too, writer Bob Daily wrote for both and Anne Flett-Giordano and Chuck Ranberg wrote too, with 92 others.
Writer Jay Kogen wrote for both, executive producer Rob Hanning produced both, director Jeff Melman directed 20 episodes and Dan Butler directed too, with 71 others.
Director James Burrows directed 36 episodes and Sheldon Epps, Pamela Fryman, Ken Lamkin and Alan Myerson directed too, with 57 others.
Executive producer Joe Keenan produced both, with 22 others.
Director Pamela Fryman directed 34 episodes, Jeff Melman, Andy Ackerman and Jerry Zaks directed too and writer Saladin K. Patterson wrote for both, with 35 others.