Shows similar to Frasier

Central to '90s television, Friends features a group dynamic that, while younger and more romance-driven than Frasier, brings humor out of interpersonal relationships and individual quirks in a way that's relatable and engaging.

A contemporary of Frasier, Seinfeld offers another slice of '90s sitcom life. While it provides more of an ensemble cast focus, its sharp writing and unique take on everyday situations will appeal to those who appreciate Frasier's comedic style.

As the predecessor to Frasier, Cheers is where we first meet the loquacious psychiatrist. Set in a Boston bar, it’s a comedic haven of camaraderie and witty dialogue that fans of Frasier's humor will love.

Though it predates Frasier, The Golden Girls shares the smart dialogue and strong character-driven humor. Focusing on a group of older women sharing a home in Miami, it offers laughs and heart in equal measure.

Centering on the comical everyday life of sportswriter Ray Barone and his family, this show resonates with Frasier fans through its blend of wit, slapstick, and family dynamics.

This sitcom provides a similar sophisticated urban humor to Frasier, focusing on the friendship between a gay lawyer and a straight interior designer. The sharp, snappy dialogue and exploration of social themes make it a kindred spirit.

Offering a bold and sharp-tongued take on life and politics, Murphy Brown presents an eponymous heroine whose strength and intellect parallel Frasier Crane’s in a similarly humorous and sometimes poignant setting.