This series was exceptionally funny and involved some of the better episodes Frasier has made, unfortunatlely now that Niles & Daphne are together the show from here on end goes slightly down hill in the fact that Niles's bizarre action's whilst Daphne is around him seems not to happen anymore or as much which I always thought was the funniest part about the programe, I thought they should have dragged it out a bit longer until the last season. Still very funny though. Recomend it to anyone.

I came to be a fan of 'Frasier' in early 2007, after the series was canceled after 11 years (that's legendary for a sitcom, especially in the US.) and I never had anytime for the show back then, but one day I decided to give the series another chance by ordering Seasons 1 - 4, and from the pilot episode I was finally hooked; so I'm now collecting all 11 seasons (I hope seasons 9 - 11 are released real soon, I mean it isn't like the series still running, hurry up and release the box-sets!). After watching Season 7 and seeing the Daphne/Niles saga semi-conclude with both of them confessing their love for each other, I was, albeit, concerned whether seasons 8-11 will uphold the strength of the series, so far, Season 8 does not disappoint one single bit, you'll love it, hilarious!

There is no doubt Frasier is one of my favourite shows of all time, but I really felt by this series it was slowly losing its spark. There are some gems of episodes within this series but then there are others which drag, so its a real mix.

The romance between Daphne and Niles is put on somewhat of a hold as Daphne gains too much weight and leaves for a Health Spa (as a cover for Jane's pregnancy). This means more interplay between the brothers and their father which in some cases is good but in others bad. Roz is still having a sad time in love as is Frasier, but these episodes are some of the better ones.

Overall, it is still a laugh out loud season of Frasier, but some of the episodes are not quite as memorable as those in previous seasons.