Paramount Plus to revive '90's classic show 'Frasier'?

Looks like it's the season of reviving of cult TV shows. Weeks after 'Sex and the City' reboot was announced, another cult show is looking at the possibility of a revival. Talks have been on for a long time to revive classic sitcom 'Frasier' and latest news reports suggest that it is in the very early stages of consideration at Paramount Plus.

Sources confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter that an updated version of the show is moving ahead on the streaming service from studio Paramount Pictures, but no deals of any kind are done as yet. Paramount Plus, set to be launched in March, and CBS Studios, which would produce the show, declined to comment.

'Frasier', a spin-off show of 'Cheers', ran from 1993-2004 on NBC and earned 37 Emmy wins during its run time, including five consecutive best comedy series trophies beginning in 1994.

News on a potential revival series first surfaced in July 2018 and months later lead star Kelsey Grammer was photographed carrying a binder with the word 'Frasier' on it.

The series finale of the show saw Frasier Crane (Grammer) leaving Seattle for Chicago, where he had followed his girlfriend, Charlotte (Laura Linney), in hopes of a reunion. Other members of his family moved into new phases of their own lives.