Paramount+ has announced the cancellation of the beloved revival of ‘Frasier’ after only two seasons, ending its tenure on the streaming platform. The show, which brought back Kelsey Grammer in the titular role alongside a talented cast, has been a part of the streaming service since its debut. Despite a strong fanbase and initial enthusiasm, the decision to cease production was made public on January 2025. According to sources, the show had failed to reach the viewership milestones that Paramount+ had anticipated following its premiere. Kelsey Grammer expressed disappointment about the cancellation, stating, ‘The work we put into this show and the joy it brought us and the fans was immeasurable. It’s tough to say goodbye, but I am proud of what we created.’ The production company is currently exploring options to shop the series to other networks in hopes of finding a new home. This development comes amid a backdrop of significant changes in the streaming landscape, as platforms rethink their programming strategies to retain and attract subscribers. Paramount+ is not the only service grappling with such decisions as many other titles have faced similar fates recently.
