Kelsey Grammer's Frasier Show Could Return To TV … As Actor's Interest For The Reboot Series

It can be said that the favorite fictional psychiatrist of the Americans could return to television.

Kelsey Grammer would be interested in returning to his role as Dr. Frasier Crane in a restart of Frasier.

According to Deadline Grammer sparked interest and met writers to discuss new stories and ideas to help advance the story.

If a restart continues, fans could expect to see major changes in Dr. Crane's life.

Some of the new concepts discussed include: adding a number of new characters and moving the backdrop of the Seattle series where the original show was set up.

Chicago may very well be one of the cities on the list since Frasier was seen in the series finale flying to the windy city to sue Charlotte.

This is not the first time that the 63-year-old actor would be interested in a restart of Frasier

"It would be interesting to see what happened to him, as he was born Has never been lucky in love, "Grammer revealed in an interview with TV Guide last year." He continued adding that he did not think that Frasier's relationship with Laura Linney Charlotte's character would have worked.

Grammer made his first appearance as Dr. Frasier Crane in season 3 of the highly successful Cheers sitcom in 1984. [19659002] The Frasier series was created as a spin-off when Cheers finished in 1993, and also played David Hyde Pie Jane Leeves, Peri Gilpin and the late John Mahoney.

He has ran for 11 seasons until 2004 and won 37 Emmy Awards, including five consecutive wins for the outstanding comedy series. Grammer won four Emmy during the series.

According to Deadline, the project could go beyond the exploratory phase, if producers install on a writer and a premise of the plot.

Until now, representatives of Grammer and CBS TV The studios have declined to comment.