For 11 years, Frasier followed the misadventures of radio psychiatrist Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) as he set up his new life in Seattle, but despite the character’s many trials and tribulations in his search for love, one romantic candidate was never fully explored: his producer Roz Doyle (Peri Gilpin). They were close friends for over ten years and brilliantly complemented each other, with Frasier’s eloquence and pomp playing off with Roz’s more down-to-earth moxie. That said, they never quite made the transition from friends to romantic partners.
That’s not to say they never contemplated this possibility. In Frasier season 3, episode 22, «Frasier Loves Roz,» a comical misunderstanding led Roz to believe Frasier had feelings for her, which got the two seriously considering a future together. Then in Frasier season 9, episode 23's «The Guilt Trippers,» the two ended up sleeping together after Frasier comforted a vulnerable Roz, an experience both enjoyed but decided never to repeat. Despite these prompts, however, Roz and Frasier remained only friends, and since neither of them found a lasting relationship by the show’s end, one wonders why they didn’t at least give it a try.
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The pair never got together because Frasier and Roz were fundamentally different people with radically opposite interests. Frasier delighted in the high-society pursuits of opera and great literature, while Roz partook in the less sophisticated pastimes of bars and Bruce Springsteen concerts. As a couple, they’d have struggled to find things they enjoyed doing together. They also had significantly different values surrounding sex, Roz’s promiscuity being the object of recurring mockery by
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