I love the way Niles sits there at the end thinking “what the hell just happened?” He has loved her for so long and has worked to move past her that this situation causes him to freeze up instead of freak out.
Yes too can be used that way but to in the original context you used it is wrong I’m pretty sure or at least too is the widely recognised correct word. As in thats too much or
Sam Vidas These scenes are great. And what’s funny is rewatching the show there are so many times when one of them would tell Fraiser something the other had told them earlier, like when Daphne told Fraiser what Niles had gotten Martin for his birthday. It makes you realize they did a good job of planting the idea that they see each and other and talk more often then what is simply shown on the show. And it’s done in a wonderfully casual way, like they were just planting the seeds.
I really liked them as a couple, and they had some fantastic episodes together after they finally got together. Unfortunately, the last couple seasons suffered from some bad writing, but David Hyde Pierce and Jane Leeves always had great chemistry on-screen no matter what.
Its because people missed the will they wont they part of the show. I was always happy they ended up together. Wasnt happy about the whole fat and fat camp story line but that was the 90s.
@@matthew9326 The fat camp storyline came about because Jane Leeves became pregnant in real life. She was going to give birth in middle of the filming of the season. Rather than have the pregnancy in character or tried to hide it, they used the “fat” plot line to explain her weight gain. Then the fat camp to explain her weight loss. Personally I loved that they embraced the relationship and showed the up and downs.
I think Daphne loved Niles for a lot longer than we think, she was in denial and thought he would never look at her cos she isn't posh but when she found out he did like her from a doped up Frasier she panicked cos she never dreamed he would and she was already engaged.
I agree. There are many times before season 7 that point to Daphne's attraction to Niles, even if she wasn't acknowledging it herself yet. But in the episode Back Talk, where Frasier let's it slip how Niles feels to Daphne, it's very clear she had liked Niles already because her immediate reaction to that news is so different from her previous notion that it was Frasier who loved her.
Jane Leeves said in an interview that she was attracted to Niles but figured he wouldn't go for someone like her since he was too posh and preferred the finer things in life, which is why it was a complete shock to find out she actually had a chance with him.
@@lordalessan A chance with a guy who was emasculated by his two previous wife's and who hadn't the courage to express his feelings for her until she found out inadvertently. It's Niles who didn't think he stood a chance, you've got it mixed up. Anyways, the whole storyline of Niles and Daphne coming together was most implausible.
@@tonymccaul7159 I think you have to watch the episodes in sequence to appreciate the friendship that Daphne built up with Niles over the years - so for example she would go to Niles for help and advice as a friend. If that wasn't laying the foundation for a happy relationship I don't know what was!
This scene is one of many that illustrated how on point the writing for this show was. They pull us in as observers viewing her reaction making their attraction obvious to us but still questionable to the characters themselves. You can't help but root for their inevitable joining. Brilliant!
Guests on the show remarked how they were all like a family and it was so easy working on the show because of the close relationships they had with each other.
You know, it feels strange watching these episodes where Daphne has found out how Niles truly feels about her, but she keeps quiet about it (apart from telling Roz in "The Fight Before Christmas") until near the end of Season 7. Because Niles and Daphne have basically switched roles at this point. Daphne knows Niles' secret and is beginning to develop feelings for him, but Niles is completely oblivious (even though he kind of suspects something at the end of this scene and mentions it to Frasier in the next scene).
@@newperve I like how they did that. They never said anything to suggest Martin knew, but then in the season finale it turns out he has noticed everything. He was a detective, you know.
@Sakredrok well I think at the time he was dating Mel and Dapne was engaged to Donnie. Seeing as how they were both in serious relationships, but he still had strong feelings for her (that he was trying to ignore), is probably why he seemed uncomfortable. But you're totally right; The old Niles would've had a hernia.
The old Niles was in a crappy marriage in which he was ignored and put down upon. In this scene, he is dating someone that he actually has some sort of real connection to, even though it turns out that she is also nuts and she was more of a “rebound” from his perception of losing Daphne for good
ZEZERBING "for an expensive apt. it sure has a small kitchen." That's actually pretty big for that type of apartment, a city flat meant for a class of condo owner that eats most meals in restaurants. BTW, if you've never seen a floorplan of what "Frasier's" apartment would have looked like if it actually existed, you might find this of interest: images2.fanpop.com/image/photos/9200000/Frasiers-Apartment-Houseplan-frasier-9253294-800-635.jpg
Niles is sensing something and starts feeling uncomfortable. Later, he asks Frasier if he thinks Daphne might have feelings for him and in typical Frasier style he dismisses it. No wonder it took him seven years to admit his feelings. Frasier played on his insecurities.
@@Peksisarvinen then he was a realist who was wrong. Daphne did have feelings for him when Frasier acted like it wasn't possible. Everytime Niles tried working up the courage to approach Daphne, Frasier shot him down.
Frasier didn't like Nile's crush on Daphne at first because he was married, which is understandable. And Frasier didn't even really care for Maris. It was more the principle of it all. Later on, he is supportive.
Frasier is simply self referenced. Ironically, he does not listen to the issues underlying the questions others pose to him. He rambles on about whatever way the question affects him. In the episode Daphy asks him about transference, he goes on about himself and his vanity as a man. He's oblivious to her real concern. Throughout the series writters thrive on this fault, having him give bad advice every single time, just out of being a bad listener.
I don't usually get into this sappy love-dovey nonsense but I adore this romance between these 2 characters. I too pinned over someone for 5 yrs.. Didn't go as planned when I confessed my feelings..
Amazing how well this show is written. They used REAL unscripted LAUGHTER from a REAL audience members....not this fake canned laughter that is artificial and canned...
So real in fact that the lack of audience reaction to Frasier giving away Niles' feelings for Daphne had me rewind it several times to check I hadn't misheard! I think they must have had a useless audience in that night!
Considering how the roles were now reversed, it would have been appropriate for Niles to use a Frasier-ism..."Daphne, what are you doing? " Frasier said that to Niles every time he saw the two in a overly-comfy situation...
What does DHP stand for? I would've thought Daphne's last name was Moon.Love that show ,especially the ending,wait a minute,isn't that Frasier's voice saying things like ,Thank you,Good night,Good night Seattle,we love you and my all time favorite "Frasier has left the building,?" or is it a different unseen voice.?
I love the way Niles sits there at the end thinking “what the hell just happened?” He has loved her for so long and has worked to move past her that this situation causes him to freeze up instead of freak out.
She grabs an egg timer, LOL "Oh my, look at the time!"
@Really? Well! *too
Yes too can be used that way but to in the original context you used it is wrong I’m pretty sure or at least too is the widely recognised correct word. As in thats too much or
When life gets to be a little too much, I can always rely on Frasier to put a smile on my face! Have all seasons and enjoy everytime 🤗
These little domestic scenes are the best. Really shows how well their chemistry works even in the small moments
Sam Vidas These scenes are great. And what’s funny is rewatching the show there are so many times when one of them would tell Fraiser something the other had told them earlier, like when Daphne told Fraiser what Niles had gotten Martin for his birthday. It makes you realize they did a good job of planting the idea that they see each and other and talk more often then what is simply shown on the show. And it’s done in a wonderfully casual way, like they were just planting the seeds.
Yeah, Martin and Nile’s are great
People complained when they were finally coupled up but scenes like this showed how well they worked together.
I really liked them as a couple, and they had some fantastic episodes together after they finally got together. Unfortunately, the last couple seasons suffered from some bad writing, but David Hyde Pierce and Jane Leeves always had great chemistry on-screen no matter what.
Its because people missed the will they wont they part of the show. I was always happy they ended up together. Wasnt happy about the whole fat and fat camp story line but that was the 90s.
@@matthew9326 The fat camp storyline came about because Jane Leeves became pregnant in real life. She was going to give birth in middle of the filming of the season.
Rather than have the pregnancy in character or tried to hide it, they used the “fat” plot line to explain her weight gain. Then the fat camp to explain her weight loss.
Personally I loved that they embraced the relationship and showed the up and downs.
Don't blame viewers for not buying what the writers were selling.
I didn’t complain, I loved them together
Weird dynamic seeing their roles of attraction reversed... The Niles from the first few seasons would have melted if she did that
Gabri'el Alexander actually he did, remember the episode with the liniment rub?
How could I've missed this episode??!! I watch every night on Hallmark Channel
@@cya2139 Try saying "lemon liniment" 5 times, fast....
They are such an adorable couple!
I love how she was so flustered that she grabbed the egg timer, lol.
"Look at the time"😂😂😂😂
Gold
God, she was rubbing his hand so sensuously in that scene.
Yes,she most definitely was & lingered for quite awhile
Oh, God, I so miss this show....
Its coming back
DHP is gorgeous in this scene.
Ohh,, yesss!!)
He is gorgeous no matter where he is
Yesssss
I think Daphne loved Niles for a lot longer than we think, she was in denial and thought he would never look at her cos she isn't posh but when she found out he did like her from a doped up Frasier she panicked cos she never dreamed he would and she was already engaged.
I agree. There are many times before season 7 that point to Daphne's attraction to Niles, even if she wasn't acknowledging it herself yet. But in the episode Back Talk, where Frasier let's it slip how Niles feels to Daphne, it's very clear she had liked Niles already because her immediate reaction to that news is so different from her previous notion that it was Frasier who loved her.
Yep, you're right. That Rodney rebound was a big clue if nothing else, as well as the mid-winter's nights dreams episode.
Jane Leeves said in an interview that she was attracted to Niles but figured he wouldn't go for someone like her since he was too posh and preferred the finer things in life, which is why it was a complete shock to find out she actually had a chance with him.
@@lordalessan A chance with a guy who was emasculated by his two previous wife's and who hadn't the courage to express his feelings for her until she found out inadvertently. It's Niles who didn't think he stood a chance, you've got it mixed up. Anyways, the whole storyline of Niles and Daphne coming together was most implausible.
@@tonymccaul7159 I think you have to watch the episodes in sequence to appreciate the friendship that Daphne built up with Niles over the years - so for example she would go to Niles for help and advice as a friend.
If that wasn't laying the foundation for a happy relationship I don't know what was!
This scene is one of many that illustrated how on point the writing for this show was. They pull us in as observers viewing her reaction making their attraction obvious to us but still questionable to the characters themselves. You can't help but root for their inevitable joining. Brilliant!
Yeah, no.
@@Raison_d-etreBye troll. Get a life.
Sometimes when you think about something that much, then when it comes, you're not sure how to handle it. There's that too.
Clay Conger that's how intelligent the script was.
They both reached for the wine at the same time. Another way they’re in sync
These were always good together.I'm glad they finally got married,the characters that is.And Jane and David seemed they were great friends as well.
Guests on the show remarked how they were all like a family and it was so easy working on the show because of the close relationships they had with each other.
Jane and DHP adored each other.
David is the god father to Jane's son as well x
@@megperks6322 Yes John Mahony is also his godfather. Jane and Peri are godmother to each others daughter too.
You know, it feels strange watching these episodes where Daphne has found out how Niles truly feels about her, but she keeps quiet about it (apart from telling Roz in "The Fight Before Christmas") until near the end of Season 7. Because Niles and Daphne have basically switched roles at this point. Daphne knows Niles' secret and is beginning to develop feelings for him, but Niles is completely oblivious (even though he kind of suspects something at the end of this scene and mentions it to Frasier in the next scene).
You just know Martin got it instantly.
@@newperve I like how they did that. They never said anything to suggest Martin knew, but then in the season finale it turns out he has noticed everything. He was a detective, you know.
@@darth856 "my hot and foamy must have exploded"
@@wesjanson6979 Ya think so? He was a detective, you know.
@Sakredrok well I think at the time he was dating Mel and Dapne was engaged to Donnie. Seeing as how they were both in serious relationships, but he still had strong feelings for her (that he was trying to ignore), is probably why he seemed uncomfortable. But you're totally right; The old Niles would've had a hernia.
The old Niles was in a crappy marriage in which he was ignored and put down upon. In this scene, he is dating someone that he actually has some sort of real connection to, even though it turns out that she is also nuts and she was more of a “rebound” from his perception of losing Daphne for good
I love this scene so much 😍
I love David's laugh.
“Shall I close Dr Crane?” XD
“Please” XD
Different approaches to burn from father and lover :) Niles discomfort is pretty well fitted to his character.
One of the nice little moments where Daphne reacts a little differently to Niles knowing how she feels about him.
God i love this show.
I remember seeing the original episode and lusting after the copper cookware.
Haha she picks up the timer! xD
Ohh goodness, how funny! I wonder what she was seeing in his hand, since she's "psychic". Hmm...=/
I love this moment! Thanks for uploading!
I'd have watched a spin off about these two
Awww look at Niles when Martin enters the scene
Always loved this show! Until recently, I'd forgotten just how much.
Whoops -- like, if it had been just a season earlier, Niles would have been all over that aloe cream rub. . .
docette2015 And Jane Leeves admits to having had a little crush on DHP during the making of the series, which is kind of nice to know.
One of the funniest sitcoms on t.v.!!
Yes most definitely. Unfortunately they don't make great sitcoms like this anymore
for an expensive apt. it sure has a small kitchen.
Well, we never see the fourth wall...
the more expensive the smaller.
ZEZERBING "for an expensive apt. it sure has a small kitchen."
That's actually pretty big for that type of apartment, a city flat meant for a class of condo owner that eats most meals in restaurants. BTW, if you've never seen a floorplan of what "Frasier's" apartment would have looked like if it actually existed, you might find this of interest: images2.fanpop.com/image/photos/9200000/Frasiers-Apartment-Houseplan-frasier-9253294-800-635.jpg
Big enough to fit a studio audience though.
SeikiBrian 3 1/2 baths! Damn!
I think she saw Orangina... Orangina...
florav every time I see Orangina I think of Daphne.
"I'm a bit psychic " lol...
Ultimate Hold my Beer
Ahh this so precious
Gosh, I miss this show.
I think Daphne's the prettiest in Season 7. Especially towards the end.
I think she looks best in the early seasons for sure. She's very hot in Midwinter Night's Dream.
I almost didn't recognize her. I'm only on season 2.
don't you mean a midnight Summer's dream
Season 7 is the best season
same and she’s also really pretty in the last season
Niles ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
you should have added the scene where niles tells frasier about this
Niles is sensing something and starts feeling uncomfortable. Later, he asks Frasier if he thinks Daphne might have feelings for him and in typical Frasier style he dismisses it. No wonder it took him seven years to admit his feelings. Frasier played on his insecurities.
No he didn't. Frasier was a realist. He didn't play on anyone's insecurities.
@@Peksisarvinen then he was a realist who was wrong. Daphne did have feelings for him when Frasier acted like it wasn't possible. Everytime Niles tried working up the courage to approach Daphne, Frasier shot him down.
Frasier didn't like Nile's crush on Daphne at first because he was married, which is understandable. And Frasier didn't even really care for Maris. It was more the principle of it all. Later on, he is supportive.
Frasier is simply self referenced.
Ironically, he does not listen to the issues underlying the questions others pose to him. He rambles on about whatever way the question affects him.
In the episode Daphy asks him about transference, he goes on about himself and his vanity as a man. He's oblivious to her real concern.
Throughout the series writters thrive on this fault, having him give bad advice every single time, just out of being a bad listener.
@@njpubadjuster3710 This makes it all the more ironic that it was Frasier that revealed Niles' feelings to Daphne!
I love her accent
The way she talks reminds me of my grandma a bit, it's lovely.
She actually spoke with an Essex accent, but adopted the Mancunian accent for the Daphne Moon character.
You could tell they were having fun and liked each other.
Doctor Niles & Nurse Daphne in the operating room...
LOL,. It's like they're performing an operation
I thought "Ah, There's The Rub" referred to that episode with Niles and the basketball player...
The scene from the basketball episode is called "Ay, there's the rub."
I thought they were cooking brisket.
Marty just doesn't care.....
And that's the rub, Niles.
Ah, don't rub it in anymore...Daphne's too cute, ey...
"Look at the thyme. I've got to rub!"
I don't usually get into this sappy love-dovey nonsense but I adore this romance between these 2 characters. I too pinned over someone for 5 yrs.. Didn't go as planned when I confessed my feelings..
I turned on the CC (Transcribe) and it is soooo dirty! LOL
For in that sleep of death what dreams may come
Niles reminds me of Elijah Mikaelson I love him
Amazing how well this show is written. They used REAL unscripted LAUGHTER from a REAL audience members....not this fake canned laughter that is artificial and canned...
So real in fact that the lack of audience reaction to Frasier giving away Niles' feelings for Daphne had me rewind it several times to check I hadn't misheard! I think they must have had a useless audience in that night!
That wasn't very Shakespeare-ian to say the least.
What season and episode was this again?
Considering how the roles were now reversed, it would have been appropriate for Niles to use a Frasier-ism..."Daphne, what are you doing? " Frasier said that to Niles every time he saw the two in a overly-comfy situation...
ER : Fraiser...errr ....Niles ER.
💖💖💖💖
What does DHP stand for? I would've thought Daphne's last name was Moon.Love that show ,especially the ending,wait a minute,isn't that Frasier's voice saying things like ,Thank you,Good night,Good night Seattle,we love you and my all time favorite "Frasier has left the building,?" or is it a different unseen voice.?
Sean Montgomery DHP (David hyde pierce) , The actor who plays Niles
By the way, the whole theme song from Frasier was sung by Kelsey Grammer, the actor who plays Frasier. Yes, you have lived a lie.
Sean Montgomery DHP=David Hyde Pierce.
Does anyone else here DHP curse under his breath roughly at the 0:58 second mark or is it just me?
how men care vs women
0:45
😅
Ugh...why would you taste from the spoon then flick it back into the sauce for others to eat. Gross.
And that’s what you got out of this? Wow..
Because you don't work in a restaurant.
I think it was Daphne and Niles that killed the Frasier show (mostly Daphne).
You gotta be kidding. You couldn't be more wrong.
I love the beginning when they act as if he is a surgeon and she is a scrub nurse