Frasier - Niles take Moon's to dinner

Frasier - Niles take Moon's to dinner
portuguese mentioned for the second time (this is the reason i post this video)

[@mariecreativity9065]

Niles trying to reconcile a couple who met at a riot and fought in front of him about the riot😅

[@joanclayton5212]

Exactly😂

[@klina7645]

"I'm sure another dee-lightful surprise will find it's way onto your plate" 😂. Touche, Henri.

[@rcnelson]

Niles is the first to see the dark side of the Moons.

[@Darkstar263]

Nice one lol

[@gregson99]

would of been a good name for the episode. very frasieresque

[@paolotabone8143]

And he came out with Brain Damage 😁

[@pattyoneill6724]

Funny family the 🌙Moons, especially Simon 🤣😂🙄😑

[@dr.heinzdoofenshmirtz3507]

There is no dark side of the Moons, really. Matter of fact, it’s all dark.

[@Bownzinho]

You do wonder what goes wrong in the 20 seconds between the parents being so happy to the tablecloth on fire and the table upside down 😂

[@saratreat2219]

Those Moons. It only took twenty seconds to go from mushy to flipping tables.

[@Dragonrose36]

Well that's Manchester for you.

[@Ourumov1]

Brian Cox you legend

[@ingriddubbel8468]

"Great" grammar.

[@SEEK0HELP0HERE]

"now that the lines of communication are open" LMAO

[@Evee545]

When I first saw that scene I knew something was gonna happen but that just goes beyond my imagination of a turn of events. I mean how the hell did they start a fire?!

[@tn94aa]

There was a lit candle on the table.

[@moodydude6790]

Daphne's parents went from 10 to 0 immediately!

[@elijahrosado3816]

(1:54) Niles: What's going on?! What happened to snogging behind the chippy?!

[@TheMistysFavs]

I can't get past the title. There is no apostrophe'S in Moons.. It's a NAME not a possessive.

[@kittygrimm7301]

Long before Troy returned to the darkest timeline, Niles returned to Daphne's parents.

[@judeirwin2222]

What in heaven’s name does that mean, and why have 24 clueless people “liked” it?

[@lokinokaizoku]

@@judeirwin2222 11 months later replying to this - the comment was a reference to an episode of Community, another sitcom.

[@ABMultimediaDesigner]

"What happened to snogging behind the chippy?!"

[@goshngolly111]

"Hello, lovely dog!"

[@kacinema96]

I expected Niles to return to some chaos, but I didn’t expect fire.😂

[@CrapTurret94]

That Staffordshire Bull Terrier is great, as is Frasier.

[@Lucy-ng7cw]

English guy wouldn't say 'soccer'

[@MatthewMcVeagh]

+Lucy Hunt He would if he was cast as a character on a US show. :) 'Riot' is probably inaccurate too.

[@Jackomac43]

Matthew McVeagh Riot is in common usage in English.

[@Suite_annamite]

*The show "Family Guy" also makes a lot of mistakes like that with Stewie's supposedly "British" character.*

[@Charlesb88]

They would if they knew that Americans’s call (association) football soccer and were considerate enough to avoid possibly confusing their Yank friends/family. It think many Brits know that Yanks/Americans call (association) football soccer in the U.S. so when visiting over here they would use the term soccer. I use the term football when speaking to exclusively to Brits about soccer and soccer when speaking to other Americans. I’m conscious of terms that differ between British and American English such lift/elevator, boot/trunk, nappy/diaper, zee/zed, take-away/take-out, etc. and I’m sure a good number of Brits are equally aware of the different terms in UK and US english too. Now even if the type of British characters in this show would not have considered the different terms used for association football/soccer in the UK vs US in real life, they can use artistic license to have them do so on the show for the convenience for American audiences.

[@decodolly1535]

@@missprimproper1022 Nobody would say "scrap" except in an Enid Blyton story.

[@Daphne085]

Niles while running is so cute! =) watch the dog heheh =DDD

[@Zerobob26]

"Soccer riot" Said nobody ever, from England.

[@jimmoynahan9910]

Or anywhere.

[@katynewt]

Brian Cox when he's not doing science documentaries...

[@fourthaeon9418]

scotsman calling football soccer felt like it pained sir cox

[@sjacrane]

It would’ve pained him saying anything other than fitbah.

[@salesman687]

Making an excuse for the character in world now: Could be that he probably knew that Niles is not much of a sportsfan (go figure) and was just trying to make it easier for Niles to understand. Yeah, that's my excuse and I'm sticking with it. Or you know, it could just be that the script was written by Americans but I think my excuse works better.

[@MisterTattie]

“You’re right she has mellowed”

[@Trsn369]

You know the dinner’s not going to end well when the waiter rolls his eyes.

[@aphelanofficial]

I don't like how Daphne's Dad says "Soccer". He's English! He should say "Football" like the rest of us do!

[@cazia9]

He would, but when this episode aired, the US market probably wouldn't have understood what he meant

[@jrcwwl]

Funny how the littlest things bother you people, must be hell living your life!

[@Zzyzzyzzs]

I've heard plenty of English folks call it 'soccer', even in England. Look it up, there's clips of Brian Clough and Alf Ramsey using the term. I get it's an easy way to get snitty at Americans, but the fact is the English invented it, used it and didn't care if anyone else did.

[@matrimcauthon7937]

Get over it.

[@KRW1612]

And English TV show 'Soccer Saturday' is still running. How pathetic some of you people are.

[@JakeDTexas]

"HE CAN'T SEE ANYTHING!"

[@onaHDtv]

You'd think Logan Roy was there

[@notsureiL]

The dog tried to make love to Niles leg 😊

[@matrimcauthon7937]

Did you notice the big doggy grin on his face. He definetily looked like he was enjoying himself.

[@bobbydazzler330]

A full moon is not always a pleasant sight as for the word socer ......he almost did

[@thaddeust.thirdiii736]

HE CANT SEE ANYTHING!”

[@porridge57]

Well that went well...

[@joy9585]

besides- on frasier they always go to chez henri. they almost always mention it whenever they discuss going out to dinner.

[@MrRosenleaf406]

Niles takes Moon’s what to dinner? Apostrophes show possession.

[@marierankin1688]

They met at a soccer riot🤣⚽

[@Whiteboykun]

She really has mellowed out

[@nebbynetwork2089]

WHAT HAPPEND TO SNOGGING BEHIND THE CHIPPY

[@kirk93814]

I knew what Daphne's parents said ;)

[@ScorpiusZA.]

Yup, me too. And i'm not even from England.

[@Austindrawing]

If you ❤️❤️😍 fraser put a 👍🏻up

[@VengaboysRbackINtown]

True enough..but it is improving bit by bit. ;-) British curries are fantastic.

[@ahsansiddiqui4263]

During a soccer riot! so british

[@konanuk]

Lol, I love niles? What episode is it from?

[@wishiwasaleopardnefatiri8628]

You asked this 8 years ago.......I want to watch this episode as well! Oh Niles!!

[@samsung5]

Hard to believe Niles would have an E55 AMG

[@nakkadu]

Very weird how American sitcoms portray the Brits 😆😆

[@judeirwin2222]

One Moon. Two Moons. Do you understand how to form a simple plural now?

[@Paragon231]

Brian Cox?

[@KetchaWill]

That’s Right!

[@S2000magician]

It's "Moons", not "Moon's". Plurals don't have apostrophes.

[@ingriddubbel8468]

Moons NOT Moon's!

[@KATE-ob6zk]

Ingrid Dubbel why do you care?

[@chrisparkes2179]

@@KATE-ob6zk because someone posting a video should do the intended audience the courtesy of getting the caption right.

[@philipusher4282]

I wouldn't think too much about it. The "Manchester" accents absolutely aren't and the guy playing Mr Moon is the great Scottish actor Brian Cox and you can hear that in his accent.

[@andynixon2820]

I love this show but it's representation of the English was pretty terrible . They seem to think we're either like Downton abbey or a dick van dyke version of the working class . When I see depictions of the moon family it's pretty cringe worthy.

[@judeirwin2222]

Its representation. It’s means it is.

[@PC3900]

Hilarious!

[@pc99991]

They got her to say bobble and squeak .. wonder why she didn’t say it correctly bubble and squeak. A meal made form leftover meat and veg.

[@613aristocrat]

The resemblance to Chloe Grace Moretz is uncanny. Or is it the other way.

[@chrisparkes2179]

Yes it is and yes it is. I wonder if the proposed new series gets made, whether they will try to cast Chloe as a relative of Daphne. After all, there was no Niles in the original plan until someone spotted DHP's resemblance to KG. If they do, make sure you claim a credit for it!

[@TMPreRaff]

There's no apostrophe in 'Moons'.

[@lorelieplum81]

The word soccer actually originates from England peeps. Short for association football since rugby was once known as rugby football. Soccer became football and rugby football just rugby.

[@brianoneill7186]

In the '60s and '70s, most of the media covering the sport in the UK called it 'soccer'. By the 80s, everyone started having conniptions and insisting on calling it 'football'. The Brits think Americans invented the word. Americans know better.

[@decodolly1535]

@@brianoneill7186 A very few Brits might think the US invented the word soccer but ALL Brits know that no-one in the UK uses it. To someone from the UK, the word is "Football".

[@chrisparkes2179]

@@brianoneill7186 I remember people in Britain complaining when sports reporters started referring to "football" instead of "soccer".

[@1989NickyD]

The show started to go downhill when Daphne's parents and brothers showed up, imo. No disrespect to the actors who played them but, the characters weren't funny, just somewhat irritating. I'm from the UK, btw. Just in case anyone thinks I'm anti-British :D

[@VincentGonzalezVeg]

thats their point, the quality of story dropped because they were so low brow, like penny stripping away certain things that develop lenords character in big bang theory like stealing his things away, things that are expensive

[@signoresantinoburnett1169]

You're Anti British aren't cha?

[@donnareeweeks1227]

They were suppose to be irritating .

[@willg4802]

@@donnareeweeks1227 this sucked, admit it. The whole show sucked after Niles and Daphne "came together"

[@chrisparkes2179]

I should think a lot of British people thought the Moons were rubbish. Those sort of characters were dropped out of British comedy in the 1970s and most people thought they were rubbish then as well.

[@flyhyland]

However much I love this show, Daphne's family were always incredibly annoying and cringy to watch in my opinion.

[@josabby474]

Yeah, it’s understandable that she moved halfway across the world to get away from them.

[@joncarroll2040]

They were okay in very small doses. Making Gertrude the female version of Martin for a couple seasons was a really bad play though.

[@jamesverner9132]

They did it before community.

[@judeirwin2222]

Try “Brian”.

[@wannyyydilliamsss]

I love Frasier, but all the English stuff is gut-wrenchingly cringy.

[@youmustcreateachanne]

Gee, that's too bad. We'll care what a Brit thinks about it when we make a show for Brits.

[@sugarkane4830]

I love Frazier think the writing and the acting where amazing. BUT cannot stand anything with the Moon family in very poor. In fact anyone with a British accent was poorly done on this show.

[@lordtumbleweed4817]

What's soccer?

[@CelticSaint]

Its what Americans call football.

[@jrcwwl]

Funny how the brits think it is "cool" to appear ignorant of everything outside of their little country.

[@swiftswalow]

funny how americans can't take a joke about their big country's dialect.

[@y2m226]

funny how your little insignificant third rate empire has become an internet commentary on American culture

[@francesmaurer185]

💖💖💖

[@nickjvideos]

What is it with the animals in the show, always doing something to Niles? This dog making love to Niles leg, The horse that was licking his face that one episode, and don’t get me started on that bird? I don’t think any of that stuff was supposed of happened. What is the deal?

[@caileanm2009]

Is that brain Cox?

[@KetchaWill]

Yes

[@mariaconway405]

Tha dug at 1:37 lmao

[@FatLeonard84]

I'm English and have lived in England my whole life and I've never heard anyone use the word "squiffy" to refer to being drunk?

[@cherylhulting1301]

Actually I have but I.thoight it was a colloquial term more related to Birmingham than Manchester. Brits out here, correct me if I'm wrong!

[@chrisparkes2179]

Depends who's saying it. Middle and upper class, old women and people being ironic mostly use "squiffy". The Moons would most likely say bladdered, pissed as a fart, or rat-arsed.

[@sabejreid2072]

I have but it is not the usual!

[@judeirwin2222]

Why end your declarative statement with a question mark?

[@FatLeonard84]

@@judeirwin2222 don't be that person, no one likes a person who does that

[@willg4802]

Those two didn't add anything to the show

[@chrisparkes2179]

None of the Moon family did. They were always better as unseen characters in Daphne's peculiar anecdotes.

[@limerence8365]

Sometimes I get annoyed that Americans call it soccer and not the British term football. Then I remember that I'm Irish and I don't like Britain either. Then I like to sit back and watch the Americans and the British fight over language as the world they extort falls apart. Fuck I did not mean it to get that serious that quickly.

[@markshaw2009]

I don't think you are Irish, your typing looks like it was done sober.

[@MrBannystar]

@@markshaw2009 Whatever he is, he's definitely a Paddy with a chip on his shoulder.

[@KATE-ob6zk]

Lololololol

[@FatLeonard84]

This is the only thing I couldn't stand about Frasier, all the outdated overly stereotyped British people and jokes, it was cringy back then, watching it now I just feel embarrassed that the writers thought this was a good idea with all the brilliance they had throughout the rest of the show

[@flyhyland]

Agreed, Daphne's family were so annoying.

[@thereddrob]

What exactly is the stereotype here? They have accents and use slang? I don't know if you've noticed but it's a sitcom

[@VengaboysRbackINtown]

Why does the UK have so many top chefs then?

[@Suite_annamite]

Except they don't at all, and are actually a laughingstock to the rest of Europe, who secretly make fun of British "chefs".

[@SpyWhoLovedHimself]

Europe is gay srs. The only reason I like being part of Europe is for easier and cheaper travel when I want to go to Ibiza (which I only enjoy because it's full of people from the UK).

[@Mumblix]

@BartJ583 Ah, yes...the EU does SO love Spotted Dick.

[@TheWGLOVER]

I always hate the English actors they use in American comedies.

[@annettespizuoco8419]

Why did Dafne wear her hair as if she was about to wash her face to such a fancy restaurant?

[@JOHNN01.82]

English people do not sound anything like that

[@sabejreid2072]

Yes we know and usually the Brits are equally bad at portraying the Yanks. I'm a Brit.

[@SoloShelby]

Mathew 6:33 but seek ye first the kingdom of God

[@davebb36]

The only thing I hated about the show is the way niles prances around.

[@Rigoletta53]

Can you Puh-Lease stop using ‘s for plural??? It’s Moons not Moon’s ...

[@TMPreRaff]

Worst-written video title ever.