This is the third season of "Frasier" I have reviewed and while Paramount continues to release these without even a single bonus feature each time I insist I get a chance to review the sets considering I think it is a great one. Come to think of it, this was the first television series, comedy or drama, to win five consecutive Emmys for Outstanding Comedy Series.
As always this season also revolves around the love lives of its major characters, but it seems this time around it is far more prominent in each and every episode. Throughout the season Rozz has a fling with Bulldog, Frasier tries dating two women at a time, Niles hooks up with one of the bistro's waitresses and Daphne gets engaged to Donny. And on top of all that Frasier is looking for a job for the first 50 percent of the season.
While the show can get on my nerves at times it never fails to keep me entertained. I can always pop in any disc from any of the seasons I own and enjoy it throughout and season six is no exception.