Did you never watch the end credits scenes for any episodes? The whole season, each episode would do a follow up to a joke from the episode, and the season finale would say "Thanks For Calling" and do a slideshow of every celebrity voice caller- the pictures they show in this clip.
So did any of you guys ever hear the "Tossed Salad and Scrambled Eggs" song? Lol That was always played over the end credits scenes. The show is on Netflix. Go back and watch it all.
mack cummy You don't have to be a PhD, BA, or have a Master's in something, just an appreciation of real humor that doesn't drop f - bombs, talk abt excrement or farts every 3 minutes. Or not involve reality merde.
If you didn't know, that David Duchovny bit about his "girlfriend of six years" was a joke about Dana Scully, played by Gillian Anderson, his co-star on the X-Files. The show had been running for about 6 years at the time. Duchovny played agent Fox Mulder in the show and it was HUGE in the 90s.
@@zapkvr you’re missing out, although the first season or two are a bit dated, the underlying story is great, and several episodes were written by an unknown Vince Gilligan.
they missed some. There was one with Jay Leno as a caller who was complaining that he's having trouble losing weight and had tried everything. Then a voice from a fast food drive through window came through asking if "he'd like fries with that". He then pretended like there was a bad signal and proceeded to hang up. 😂
Every caller was a celebrity. They also had their pictures posted, "thanking them" at the end of the final episode of each season for that specific season.
3:41- "Either you are seriously disturbed and should seek immediate medical help, or you are a first year psychology student." I burst out laughing at that moment.
Daniel Appleton Well I hadn't watched Frasier since the show first appeared in the early 90's when I was in my 20's and some if not most of those actors were not as well known as they are now. Coupled with the fact they had a less than 15 sec, one line cameo... ya, I _just_ might have missed it :P
+Lady Deadpool 💋 Well what I do know is that the lines were actually read by production crew when they were filming, and then the celebrities would record their bits in post. So there were extras, but they were recorded over
*I've known for years that celebs did call-ins on the show, but I never knew who or how many there were. Thank you for uploading this I'm embarrassed I couldn't recognize alot of these voices! The Art Garfunkle one really surprised me!*
That was great! It used to be so hard to read the celebrity caller's voice in the end credits since it flashed by so fast. That's a good American accent Helen Mirren was doing.
2:31 hit me so hard. "General Kenobi, years ago you served my father in the Clone Wars. Now he begs you to help him in his struggle against the Empire. I regret that I am unable to present my father's request to you in person, but my ship has fallen under attack and I'm afraid my mission to bring you to Alderaan has failed. I have placed information vital to the survival of the Rebellion into the memory systems of this R2 unit. My father will know how to retrieve it. You must see this droid safely delivered to him on Alderaan. This is our most desperate hour. Help me Obi Wan-Kenobi, you're my only hope." Goodbye, dear Princess. And yes these celebrity callers are just amazing.
Love the way she says that. Reminds me of Ralphie’s (Joey Pants) on The Sopranos. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1SoCRAswbNA.htmlsi=6ohxJUgz7USMR_AP
I know what you mean; I’ve already streamed all 11 seasons on Hulu twice & I would love to watch them again! (As someone who has had to work evening & PM shifts for years, I never got to watch the Thursday night lineup on NBC & now I look forward to them on Hulu!)
@@ladennayoung2939 i watched the first episodes, its meh so far with the usual signal virtue baggage we used to get these days. they established the same problem Frasier is having with his son in the first season just like he did back in the original with his father. there is a mixed feelings i have to admit, on the one hand i want it to be good, but on the other i see an alarming writing issues with this new reboot. i hope i'm wrong.
thank you for uploading this, you did a splendid job doing this compliation..usually after every season finale they do have a 'thanks for calling' with showing who called in the show.my favorite one was when Marv Albert called in, and not for Frasier, but for Buldog :)
Hearing the celebrity phone calls every week was a highlight of the show! A lot of times the voice would be recognizable but other times had to try to guess who it was until the credits ran.
Ah back when being a celebrity meant that you could act and people were happy to have such entertainment in their homes. Fast forward 10 years later.. most of us have said goodbye to TV comedy.
Loved all the celebrity callers....I always hoped they would get William Shatner as a celebrity caller " the last time I took a flight I saw a man on the plane's wing" or " my stepdaughter's doll keeps telling me she's going to kill me' and Fraiser replies " you've been watching The Twilight Zone marathon haven't you?"
The best is in the extras with a compilation Frasier has of celebrity callers and then Lilith (Bebe Neuwith) comes on the line and he says "Ah, we seem to have a celebrity of sorts, this is my ex-wife Lilith." To which she says "What do you mean by celebrity?" "Oh they know you." The easiest one for me to pick is Joe Montana. Not just because of Fat Tony in The Simpsons, but he has a very clear voice, even over radio.
Ha! It was Ray Liotta who was contemplating going to family Christmas dinner or Maui. I just saw that episode the other day. LOL!🤣... This vid was great!
I knew about the celebrity callers because some episodes ended with this "thanks for calling" segment (I'm guessing at the end of each season), and it would list some celebrities. It's interesting seeing their names with their respective calls, so I'm listening to it, knowing it's their voice.
My favorite is the one at the very end with Celeste, Brittany and Morrie. 5:26 Hillary: I cannot stand all this fighting. I am running away from home. Morrie: Oh, hang up the phone Brittany, you are not going anywhere Frasier: And neither is this conversation. LOL
it's nice that John Lithgow was one of the callers. He was actually the original choice to play Frasier, back in the Cheers days. He wasn't available so the producers picked Kelsey. So 1.58 is a nice moment.
Great stuff. One of my favorites was when he filled in for Bulldog and Bob Costas asked him a question about the Supersonics needing to get a wide-body for the paint.
What I really liked about the final episode of Fraiser(and SPOILER ALERT for anyone who is still watching Frasier and hasn't gotten to the final episode) I liked how the writers didn't give him the perfectly clichéd happy ending and that was by having Frasier finally find the love of his life but instead he had a wonderful life in Seattle with lots of fond memories with his family and friends and career wise things were all looking up for him in that area.
Ana Johnson I liked that too. It wasn’t him getting married or even him knowing what was gonna happen. I liked how he risked it to go to her and see what would happen. Frasier ended on a very great high note!
Wow, how did I never notice this :o I have watched every episode of Frasier and never noticed any of these celebrities, I didn't even know this was a thing
The Elijah Wood one near the start is the funniest one to me. "The real surprise here is that they pay you to dole out this balloon juice." always has me cracking up.
One of my favorite call-ins was Rosemary Clooney feeling doleful at Christmas (from Season 1??) and she goes on and on and on about her frail health and how she fell and broke her hip. All this serves to make Frasier feel worse and worse about his own life.
2:31 I had no idea that was Carrie Fisher on this episode. WOW! She probably had a blast doing this; since she was known to have a hell of a sense of humor.
this is delightful! voice acting without their celebrity faces -- but can you confirm if it is or scripted or are they all improvising? bonus points of fandom if they are all spontaneous because John Lithgow's very creative and Matthew Broderick's downright creepy! i miss the series! i want it back -- i heard they want to reboot but turn it into a dark psychological crime show?
Too funny! Watched each episode and had no idea those callers were who they were. It would have been even funnier if we had known!!!!! LOVE IT! Gotta say, they really nailed Duchovy's character, RLMAO!!!!!
Excellent video, choice and selection of great clips, fantastic creation and editing. Nice touch to feature the name of the Talent along with a photo of the Celebrity caller, well done, thank you 👏👍
