Als Frasier, der exzentrische Psychiater mit Lachsalven-Garantie aus der Erfolgsserie Cheers, hat Kelsey Grammer sich nicht nur einen Emmy®-Award verdient, sondern auch seine eigene Comedy-Serie. Die 5. Staffel Frasier lebt vor allem von der Geschwisterrivalität mit seinem
Bruder Niles (David Hyde Pierce) und deren hinreißend komischem Wettbewerbsgedanken: Wenn es z. B. um das beste Geburtstagsgeschenk für ihren Vater Martin (John Mahoney) geht oder darum, nach wem von den beiden ein Tag benannt wird, oder auch wer das Rennen bei der
schönen Angebeteten macht! In der Zwischenzeit hat Daphne (Jane Leeves) mit einem ungebetenen Dauergast in ihrem Lieblingspub zu kämpfen, erwartet Roz (Peri Gilpin) ein kleines Paket vom Storch und scheint Frasiers grobschlächtiger Radio-Kollege Bob "Bulldog" Briscoe
womöglich völlig unverdient zum Helden des Tages zu werden!
Über den Autor David Angell
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David Angell studied mathematics at Monash University and the University of New South Wales, Australia, earning a Ph.D. from the latter institution with a thesis on Mahler's method in transcendence theory. He has been a member of the academic staff in the School of Mathematics at UNSW since 1989, and has consistently received glowing evaluations of his teaching both from colleagues and from students. David has taught a wide variety of mathematics subjects, but his favourites have always been number theory and discrete mathematics. He is particularly interested in teaching students to produce proofs and other mathematical writing which are clearly expressed, logically impeccable and engaging for the reader. David is strongly committed to extension activities for secondary school students. He has for many years been the problems editor for Parabola, the online mathematics magazine produced by UNSW, as well as contributing a number of articles to the magazine. He has also given talks on a wide variety of topics to final-year secondary students. Beyond mathematics, David is an enthusiast for wilderness activities and has undertaken expeditions in Australia, Greenland, Nepal, Morocco and many other areas. He is a keen amateur musician, and is the founding conductor of the Bourbaki Ensemble, a chamber string orchestra based in Sydney, Australia.
