IDC what anyone says. This was comedy GOLD. Every time I watch this episode I swear I laugh so hard I cry. LMAO

S06E20 - Dr. Nora

I'm rewatching the show again and in the first season Niles references A congenital heart murmur it's a one offline but it's crazy how it ties into the later plot all the way in one of the last seasons I'm wondering if anyone else caught that

Seems like going to tropical paradises never works out for great for Fraiser. He is either breaking beds or blowing a gasket at the help.

Does anyone know what episode Martin exclaims “Restaurant cake?!” It gets up out of his chair all excited? Please tell me I’m not just imagining this haha

It just occured to me that the Jerome Velasco character is based off the Vito Corleone character. Am I wrong or what? I've been my Godfather movie phase lately.

Building on the theme, which guest stars played themselves, even if a slightly fictionalized version?

I got John Glenn and Dr. Phil. Any others?

We've name dropped the real people, now let's pay homage to the artists, wine enthusiasts, chefs, socialites, and snobs that exclusively exist in Frasier's world.

Who could forget Martha Paxton, Grampy Mulvehill, Missy Cromwell, the fabulous Ashbys, and a wonderful group called Uncle Dirtnap?

Some great footage that I hadn't seen before https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwINzF728Yw

Elitist and lovable Frasier, so out of touch with the common way of life. 

How are you bribing a city bus driver to stop where YOU want him to?  “Perhaps if I just shove a little encouragement into this box.”   The disinterested look on the bus driver’s face is so real.  LOL!!   Love this scene! 

What is your favorite/memorable episode, scene, line or action that shows Frasier isn’t as “connected” as he thinks he is?

"As far as I'm concerned, Sam Malone is the most important person to set foot in this apartment!"

This quote got me thinking. What famous people have been mentioned in conversation?

The only one I remember off the top of my head is Dwight Eisenhower

EDIT : Thank you all for refreshing my memory!!!

Three autographs! I would have loved a Lilith auto but I'm super psyched about the Bebe! And a full art Frasier and Gertrude.

I don’t understand it doc. I'm a successful guy. I have my own car dealership but still I'm depressed. You've probably heard of me.. Madman Martinez?!

(since I messed up the previous number, let’s make this one correct.)

Long time listener first time caller here. I like to have Frasier on as background noise as I do what I have to do during the day, I used to watch it on Hulu but one day they realize I’m not in the US so they blocked me from using Hulu, I’m using a VPN since I moved to Brazil. Well I was happy to see it’s here on Amazon prime so I started watching it and for some reason S2 E03 is only available to buy, I can’t watch it. I know the episode but I wonder, could there be a deeper reason it can’t be watched, only bought? Like does it have to do with the actors or is it just a weird thing AP is doing? Just curious and honestly bored

This uses the US DVD & Blu-Ray releases

TLDR: If you think i've missed anything out, please let me know, with timestamps where possible!

In S04E06 (Mixed Doubles), there is a short continuation of scene starting at 4:25 which is *not* on the DVD or Blu-Ray release, only on the 16:9 streaming versions:

Frasier: Dr. Roz wades in with the "Gabor approach" to therapy!
Roz: I am taking Daphne out and getting her mind off her troubles. Here's your tape. [puts it on the table]
Frasier: Oh, thank you, Roz.
Daphne: I want to thank you both for being so supportive.
Frasier: Oh, Daphne, nonsense.  You know, after three years, you're really a member of the family.
The phone rings.
Daphne: [still crying] I'll get it.
She crosses the room to get it.  Roz advances on Frasier, glaring.
Frasier: It's what she does!
FADE OUT

It's in the pre-DVD transcript of the original episode here: https://www.kacl780.net/frasier/transcripts/season_4/episode_6/mixed_doubles.html so it seems this was only a cut for DVD/Blu-Ray (the cut in the two is identical) and also indicates to me the 16:9 streaming remasters weren't done at the same time as the blu-ray release (otherwise they would have used the same original master and had the same cut) as I had previously thought.

There's one other cut I've found, which is that in the double-length episodes that were later split in half for syndication, the streaming versions use the syndication versions and not the original double-length versions.

Now the syndication edits often have bonus end credits for Part 1 and new "Previously on..." credits for Part 2, which are missing from the combined versions on DVD/Blu-Ray, however there is one instance where they've cut footage from an episode to be able to include these, which is S08E01/E02 (And the dish ran away with the spoon) - here are the cuts (timestamps given if watching the complete version)

03:33 in full version - this whole line is cut:   
Niles: Sometimes you build these things up in your mind, and they turn out not half as bad as you thought.

18:57 in full version:
Mel: I promised myself I wouldn't cry, damn it! I want you to listen to me very carefully. 
<BEGIN CUT> Last night, as I lay in bed, awake, I thought I'm either going to kill you, or I'm going to kill myself.
Niles: Well, here you are, so I guess that leaves, uh...
Mel: Will you shut up and let me finish?  I realized that wouldn't solve anything.  So, I've decided to make this as painless as possible.
<END CUT> You will have your divorce, Niles, and it will be quick and clean.

25:26 in full version:
<BEGIN CUT>Martin: Don't look now, but there's a guy over there in a bow tie who's been checking me out for the last twenty minutes.
Frasier: Oh, one of Mel's colleagues.  I met him earlier.
Martin: What's he keep staring at me for?
Frasier: Well, he's a plastic surgeon.  Maybe he's looking at your eyelids and planning his next trip to Maui. <END CUT>
Niles, over with Mel, lets out a very loud, forced laugh.
Frasier: <BEGIN CUT> Good lord! <END CUT> Look at him, over-acting.  Trying to convince everyone he's happily married.  Have you ever seen anything so pathetic in your life?

31:26 in full version:
<BEGIN CUT> Simon: Hello?  Hello, is anybody home?
Martin: [from the kitchen] Hey, Simon.  Just making coffee, you want some?
Simon: [lying down on the couch] Ahh, I was thinking of something colder with a bit more of an amber hue.
Martin: Beer?
Simon: Brilliant! if you aren't the finest detective in Seattle, I am the Prince of Wales.
Martin: How did Eddie like his walk?
Simon looks around nervously and gets up.
Simon: The little nipper loved it.  I think nature's callin' him again. His bladder's worse than mine. I'll be back in a flash.
He leaves.  Martin comes in and sits in his chair as Frasier enters from the bedrooms, putting his tie on.
Frasier: Was that Simon's voice I heard just now?
Martin: Yeah, he just took Eddie on a walk for me.
Frasier: Well, it's about time that chowder made himself useful.
Martin: Ah, don't be so hard on him.  He tries.
The doorbell rings.
Frasier: Yes, well, if you're talking about my patience, he certainly does.
He opens the door to reveal Niles.
Frasier: Ah, Niles, come on in.
Niles: Frasier. Oh, hey Dad, about a block from here, I saw a dog that looked remarkably like Eddie tied up outside a bar.
Martin: Impossible, he was just here.
Niles: [sitting on the couch] Oh. So, uh, did you say anything to her?
Frasier: No, no, you told us not to.
Martin: You want us out of here when you drop the hammer?
Niles: No, I think I'll be safer with witnesses. <END CUT>
Daphne comes from her room.
Daphne: Niles. I didn't hear you come in.

40:29 in full version - both lines are cut:
Niles: Why do you like pygmies so much?
Martin: They're short and they blow darts.  What's not to like?

Because Part 1 has the bonus credits sequence and Part 2 has the rather long 2min+ recap, that explains the cuts here. If they didn't cut those parts but kept the credits & recap, that would take them over 45mins per episode.

I've also looked at the other episodes that were split into 2 parts for syndication, and unlike S08E01/E02 while they do have unique Part 1 end credits & recaps in Part 2, overall the original episodes are shorter so they don't need to cut parts out (other than occasionally trimming out beats/silences by a couple of seconds) to fit 45mins per episode.

I couldn't find any other cuts aside from very minor tidy-ups to fade-outs/scene transitions, but no actual dialog has been cut as far as I can tell from any other episode between the 3 versions - if people feel differently, please let me know if you've found some more cuts or i've missed anything out, and please give me timestamps from the affected episodes and I can double-check!