The Frasier reboot recently revealed a huge, and very promising detail, Bebe Neuwirth is reprising her role as Lilith. Lilith's return is highly promising, especially considering previous disappointing updates from Paramount+'s upcoming reboot. Lilith was a key figure throughout each incarnation of Frasier's life, and also represents a key facet of his character.
Dr. Lilith Sternin was Frasier's second wife, first introduced in Cheers season 4, episode 17, "Second Time Around." Neuwirth appeared in 80 episodes of the sitcom Cheers, during which Lilith and Frasier married and had a child, Frederick. By the conclusion of Cheers, Lilith and Frasier had separated, with their divorce finalizing some time between Cheers and Frasier. Despite this, Lilith still appeared throughout Frasier, appearing in 12 episodes over the sitcom's 11 seasons.
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Dr. Lilith Sternin was Frasier's second wife, first introduced in Cheers season 4, episode 17, "Second Time Around." Neuwirth appeared in 80 episodes of the sitcom Cheers, during which Lilith and Frasier married and had a child, Frederick. By the conclusion of Cheers, Lilith and Frasier had separated, with their divorce finalizing some time between Cheers and Frasier. Despite this, Lilith still appeared throughout Frasier, appearing in 12 episodes over the sitcom's 11 seasons.
Related: Kelsey Grammer Was Right - A Dark Frasier Reboot Would've Been Awful
Frasier's Reboot Badly Needed Familiar Characters
With the devastating news that the original cast...
- 3/12/2023
- by Richard Craig
- ScreenRant
Former Real Husbands of Hollywood star Boris Kodjoe is returning to the Bet fold, signing an exclusive development deal with Bet Networks. Under the pact, Kodjoe will develop ideas and show concepts for all network platforms with first-look consideration. As of now it is unclear if he will star in any the projects.
“We’re excited to grow and deepen our longstanding relationship with Boris Kodjoe,” said Connie Orlando, Evp and Head of Original Programming, Bet Networks. “His work both in front of and behind the camera has earned him fans around the globe and we look forward to working closely with him on content ideas that will resonate with our audiences across all platforms.”
Kodjoe, who most recently co-starred in CBS’ Code Black, first joined the Bet family playing himself for all five seasons of the network’s original hit series Real Husbands of Hollywood. Additionally, he co-created, co-hosted...
“We’re excited to grow and deepen our longstanding relationship with Boris Kodjoe,” said Connie Orlando, Evp and Head of Original Programming, Bet Networks. “His work both in front of and behind the camera has earned him fans around the globe and we look forward to working closely with him on content ideas that will resonate with our audiences across all platforms.”
Kodjoe, who most recently co-starred in CBS’ Code Black, first joined the Bet family playing himself for all five seasons of the network’s original hit series Real Husbands of Hollywood. Additionally, he co-created, co-hosted...
- 6/13/2018
- by Nellie Andreeva and Denise Petski
- Deadline Film + TV
Mike Cecchini Mar 30, 2019
The first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie is a wonder of practical effects and surprising martial arts action.
In 1990 the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were at the absolute peak of their popularity. With an animated series bringing in millions of viewers entering its third season, the most popular boys’ toy line on the market, breakfast cereals, frozen pizzas, video games... the world belonged to the Tmnt. Their final frontier was live action, something which seemed more than a little ambitious considering the limitations of special effects technology of the day.
Watching the first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles live-action movie today, over 25 years after its release, and in the wake of two blockbuster movies that are considerably more expensive than the modest $13 million that the original cost, there are a few amazing details worth pointing out.
It's extraordinarily faithful to the original comics.
So much so that I...
The first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie is a wonder of practical effects and surprising martial arts action.
In 1990 the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were at the absolute peak of their popularity. With an animated series bringing in millions of viewers entering its third season, the most popular boys’ toy line on the market, breakfast cereals, frozen pizzas, video games... the world belonged to the Tmnt. Their final frontier was live action, something which seemed more than a little ambitious considering the limitations of special effects technology of the day.
Watching the first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles live-action movie today, over 25 years after its release, and in the wake of two blockbuster movies that are considerably more expensive than the modest $13 million that the original cost, there are a few amazing details worth pointing out.
It's extraordinarily faithful to the original comics.
So much so that I...
- 8/16/2014
- Den of Geek
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