The Banned Frasier Episode on Channel 4
Despite airing daily in the UK for years, one particular episode of the beloved sitcom Frasier has been ‘banned’ on Channel 4. The show, starring Kelsey Grammer in the titular role, first premiered in 1993 and has been a fan favorite ever since.
The Controversial Episode ‘High Holidays’
Fans have noticed that the episode titled ‘High Holidays’ from season 11 is consistently skipped during the show’s weekday morning broadcasts in the UK. The episode features Niles buying a weed brownie to make up for his lack of teenage rebellion, leading to a series of comedic events involving his father Martin getting accidentally stoned.
Despite being a favorite among many fans, the reason behind the ban remains undisclosed. It is speculated that the depiction of drug use in the episode could be the cause.
Frasier’s Enduring Popularity
After 11 successful seasons and 37 Emmy wins, Frasier officially concluded in May 2004. However, a recent revival at the end of last year divided opinions among viewers. Kelsey Grammer, who reprised his role as Frasier, expressed his satisfaction with the show’s return and the announcement of a second season.
Despite some negative reviews, Grammer felt vindicated by the show’s renewal and the opportunity to explore new storylines with the beloved character.
