Kelsey Grammer: Recent Apology, Frasier Revival, and Surprise Marvels Appearance

Kelsey Grammer has been in the spotlight recently for several significant reasons. One of the most notable developments is the public apology he received from his former “Cheers” co-star, Ted Danson. During an episode of the podcast “Where Everybody Knows Your Name,” which Danson co-hosts with Woody Harrelson, Danson apologized to Grammer for a decades-old argument that had strained their relationship for over 30 years. Danson reflected on the incident, stating that it had left a lasting impression and expressed regret for missing out on the last three decades of their potential friendship.

In addition to this personal reconciliation, Grammer is also making waves with the revival of his iconic sitcom “Frasier.” Despite the absence of several original cast members, including David Hyde Pierce, the new iteration has received positive reviews. Grammer continues to excel in his role as the lovably pompous psychiatrist, bringing an extra layer of life experience and well-intentioned aloofness to the character. The new cast, including Jack Cutmore-Scott as Freddy Crane and Nicholas Lyndhurst as Alan Cornwall, has been praised for adding depth and vulnerability to their characters, making the show more than just a vanity project for Grammer.

Furthermore, Grammer recently made a surprise appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In the mid-credits scene of “The Marvels,” Grammer reprised his role as Henry “Hank” McCoy, a character he originally played in “X-Men: The Last Stand.” This unexpected cameo has generated significant excitement among fans and marks another notable appearance in Grammer’s diverse career.

Grammer has also hinted at the possibility of an ‘Only Fools and Horses‘ reunion within the context of the “Frasier” revival, suggesting a potential collaboration with Nicholas Lyndhurst and Sir David Jason. This idea, while still speculative, adds to the anticipation surrounding the future episodes of the show.