Rachel Bloom will also guest star as Bebe's daughter on the Paramount+ series.

The team behind the hit Paramount+ revival of "Frasier" stopped by IndieWire's Consider This Event to talk about bringing one of TV's most beloved characters back to the small screen.

Apply to attend panels June 8 in Los Angeles with Kelsey Grammer, David Oyelowo, and Matt Bomer, plus talent from “Star Trek: Discovery” and “Strange New Worlds,” “A Gentleman in Moscow,” “Colin from Accounts,” “Fellow Travelers,” “Frasier,” and “Lawmen: Bass Reeves.”

Co-showrunner and lifelong "Frasier" obsessive Joe Cristalli explains why the new series needed time to find its footing and offers a hint at what might come next.

"At one point, he finally just said, 'I don’t really want to play the character anymore,'" Grammer said of his on-screen brother.

Alas, after Pierce turned down the revival, the premise pivoted to following Frasier (Grammer) back at Harvard.

Is the new Paramount+ revival of "Frasier" entertaining?

To paraphrase Bebe herself (on the topic of smoking), "I love everything about her."

Here's how you can make sure your tastes are worthy of The Montana and not The Shangri-la.

"Frasier" frequently had gay characters pop by for episodes like "Out With Dad" or "The Matchmaker." But its queerness went far deeper than that.

A bunch of production designers explain what made the Frasier Crane apartment so memorable.

30 years after directing the original "Frasier" pilot, the 82-year-old returned to helm the first episodes of the Paramount+ revival. And he's already thinking ahead to Season 2.