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Hello, my favorite sitcom, Frazier, is coming back.

Hey baby, I hear the blues are calling, tossed salads and scrambled eggs.

White stylish.

Kelsey Grammar is going to return as a psychiatrist with his own radio show.

And it's got me thinking, what are the similarities?

Well, I sit in a radio studio every day.

Through the glass is my dark-haired,

wise-cracking, side-kick, Emma.

Say hello, Emma.

You know in Frazier, Raw has like a disastrous love life.

Do you want to go there? I couldn't possibly comment.

Fair enough. There are a few things I don't have. I don't have a beautiful flat or a

neurotic brother or actually that many hilarious scrapes that I get into.

But you know what we do have in homage to Frazier, celebrities masquerading as real collars.

I think we've got Mary on the line. I'm listening.

Hi Dr Fleming, it's so good to talk to you.

What's your problem Mary slash Rachel?

I've lost the ability to have any independent thought or opinion and I just don't know what to do about it.

Is that because you have an overbearing co-host on your radio show called Mickey?

No, it's not just that it's because I talk to members of the public every single day of my life and every single one of them has a different opinion and I spend my entire life trying to go between them and understand their different points of view and I've lost any sense of what I actually believe anymore.

You know what? Why don't you rebrand that as BBC impartiality, not having a view?

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