David is so different from Niles and Frasier.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Frasier revival images debut the first look at a grown-up David , who isn't anything like the Cranes Brothers. In a few months, Kelsey Grammer will return to the small screen as his iconic character, Frasier Crane. After spending almost a decade hanging out at Sam's bar in Cheers, he moved back to his hometown of Seattle to start a new life following his harrowing divorce from Lilith.
Frasier's Reboot Shows How Niles & Daphne's Son Is Already Different With the Frasier revival set to premiere on October 12, 2023, Paramount+ has started the marketing campaign for the show. The first promotional stills for the project revealed the first look at Frasier's return to Boston, where he will reconnect with his own son, Freddy.
Why Niles & Daphne's Son Being Different To The Cranes Is Mostly Good For Frasier's Reboot David being different from Niles and Frasier is mostly a good thing for the revival. Firstly, it hints that Daphne was integral in his upbringing. Had Niles been left to raise him, chances are that he would have turned his son exactly like him. Daphne balanced things out by making sure that her son is grounded. Secondly, David's demeanor is a testament to Martin's impact.