Nicholas Lyndhurst has the greatest STARE in sitcom history. All the way from Rodney staring at Del Boy's antics to today. He's not just a fantastic actor, he is a fantastic RE-actor.
He is terrible. The character - never once mentioned in all those many seasons of Cheers and Frasier but supposedly Frasier's best friend- is just a poor man's Nialls substitute.
@user-vj6op6zi2n Of course . But that wasn't my intention. It was just a comment. In a comments section. You know where they like you to post comments. Unlike you with your snidey remark, I meant no offence to anyone.
Not only did this episode make me laugh as much as Lilith's return, but pairing Alan with David is a great idea. Was worried when and if David would ever fit in. Hopefully, the writers will continue to bring him moments of clarity and even more interactions with Alan!
Olivia would be more qualified for President of Harvard University than Dr Gay (both in terms of academic achievement and ability to run an academic unit)
We let their alumni sort these things out while we pay attention to our own schools. Imagine this advice with other families. With other businesses. A mind your own kind, dear, moment. What were you on about again?
Technically, that is theft!. Just putting it out there!. If he's done that, what else has he 'stuck' his nose into?. I wouldn't trust him! (Ok he had good motives, however). Nuff said.
Lol I love Olivia's reactions.
I chuckled with the globe, I laughed with the book, and I was in tears with lamp 😂
I love Olivia 😂
Nicholas Lyndhurst has the greatest STARE in sitcom history. All the way from Rodney staring at Del Boy's antics to today. He's not just a fantastic actor, he is a fantastic RE-actor.
He is terrible. The character - never once mentioned in all those many seasons of Cheers and Frasier but supposedly Frasier's best friend- is just a poor man's Nialls substitute.
@@oiooi6460 Bear in mind Martin was DEAD in Cheers, and Niles didn't EXIST.
@@GilesArt good point. But comon not one mention of this supposed best friend in over 20 seasons.
@@oiooi6460I doubt he will lose sleep over your opinion.
@user-vj6op6zi2n Of course . But that wasn't my intention. It was just a comment. In a comments section. You know where they like you to post comments. Unlike you with your snidey remark, I meant no offence to anyone.
This was for sure one of the funniest episodes yet
Love the entire cast, but the actor who played Alan stood out especially this season.
Nicolas Lyndhurst. A legend in Britain.
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Olivia messing with Alan. I like her.
I noticed the lamp was a bottle when the scene started. I'm concerned about that.
probably a 2 Amp fuse on it.
Not only did this episode make me laugh as much as Lilith's return, but pairing Alan with David is a great idea. Was worried when and if David would ever fit in. Hopefully, the writers will continue to bring him moments of clarity and even more interactions with Alan!
They do in the next episode too, so I think they knew they were onto something :)
So funny.
he has shamed only fools and horses with this.
Doesn’t work. R in F? Don’t think so.
Olivia would be more qualified for President of Harvard University than Dr Gay (both in terms of academic achievement and ability to run an academic unit)
We let their alumni sort these things out while we pay attention to our own schools.
Imagine this advice with other families.
With other businesses.
A mind your own kind, dear, moment.
What were you on about again?
Utterly feeble. One of thr lead writers on the original Frasier has done a really good analysis on why this reboot is a dud.
Alan is more of an absence than a character. But maybe we can make him alcohol-dependent and that will do instead.
Technically, that is theft!. Just putting it out there!. If he's done that, what else has he 'stuck' his nose into?. I wouldn't trust him! (Ok he had good motives, however). Nuff said.