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Wow, two for two...  Please tell me that the call letters of the show really aren't KACL(cackle)!!! You nearly made me spew my food out at lunch. That was hilarious! James
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Heh heh. I like this. Is this it, or are you going to continue on and do more with it? 
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There's going to be a lot of selective reading on my part where these cross-over fics are concerned, but I enjoyed Frasier, and this was really good. 
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Not a huge fan of Frasier but enough to understand what's going on. I enjoyed it. I will also be a selective reader of these b/c I just don't know enough or care enough about some of the other shows. Loved Roz ogling Clark and Sman . Carol
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Yes, the call letters of the radio station Frasier worked for were KACL. It was an all talk station.
Since Frasier was a situation comedy, I don't see much of a way to continue it except as one shots. Frasier occasionally showing up in Metropolis or Clark and Lois doing something undercover in Seattle.
But if the muse strikes...
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I'm mad about Frasier, so I thought this was pretty funny. I could definitely see it as an episode with the headers. Too bad Bebe didn't make a cameo. But Lilith was the next best thing.  alcyone
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Not a Frasier fan, but this seemed to work pretty well. Thanks for posting!
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I loved Fraiser and the characters. This was perfect. How adorable! But in an epilogue I want Superman to visit Lilleth and take her flying LOL! Laura
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I loved Frasier and Lillith on Cheers and did see a few episodes of Frasier, but just enough to follow along. Loved your Niles - I think he was always my favorite. this Lois Lane is obviously a sex-starved middle-aged woman with delusions of capturing the ultimate Nietzschean fantasy. followed later by Lois grabbed Clark’s arm and headed for the door. Behind her she could hear Roz saying, “A hunk who can fly and a hunk in a tux… if she’s sex starved, it’s her own fault, lucky bitch.”
Lois kept walking, even though Clark had started chortling again. had me  BJ
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You've done it again. This was priceless.
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Very cute story! I LOVE Frasier! It's one of my favorite shows of all time! But trust me, he read The Times, not the P-I.  I love the image of Superman there to say hello to Roz since Dean played the Santa she was hot for. One thing: Please tell me that the call letters of the show really aren't KACL(cackle)!!! The call letters stand for the show's creators: (David) Angell, (Peter) Casey and (David) Lee. Angell actually died on Sept. 11 aboard the first plane that hit the World Trade Center.
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Roz was reading the PI. Niles had the Times. (For those of you who are lost - The Seattle Times is kinda like the Planet and the PI (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) is kinda like the Star.
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Terrific! And loved CK as a linguist & translator sidestory....
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Cute story.
I'm surprised you didn't include some reference to the woman whom Frasier had his 'too shallow' romantic fling with played by guest star Teri Hatcher.
Tank (who thought Teri looked great in that episode and showed her ability to do light comedy quite well)
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Originally posted by Tank:
Cute story.
I'm surprised you didn't include some reference to the woman whom Frasier had his 'too shallow' romantic fling with played by guest star Teri Hatcher.
Tank (who thought Teri looked great in that episode and showed her ability to do light comedy quite well) This story was set in Frasier's first season (just after Bebe was introduced.) So he hadn't met Marie (6th season) yet. In the same vein, Roz hadn't met Rick (Dean Cain's character in the 10th season.)
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I only watched "Frasier" accidentally (maybe 25 eps in all), but I really liked this, you did it so nicely It was great how you used the title cards to both structure the segments and for additional humour - just like they did on "Frasier" - my favourite one was "Not like Peter Pan ..." Even though this wasn't very long (it really felt like a sitcom episode as opposed to a 45 minute show like LnC), you managed to capture the characters well, especially Frasier, Niles (he's great!) and Roz. Love how you gave each one the "right" attitude towards Superman (Roz lusting over him, Frasier being aloof), the right newspaper to read and how you managed to give each one a distinct voice (e.g. Roz's "lucky bitch" and Niles looking for a "glockenspiel"). Also loved that both "Catherine" and "Lily" called in. It's great how you kept this short, sweet and entertaining. Glad you participated Eva
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Oh I loved this!
...Now I have to start mine over, since I'm also using Frasier. I only had an outline done, but it was too similar to yours, so I'm going to be late while I rewrite it with another idea.
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I always thought this reference was hilarious. I imagine one of those wrinkled up, dried apricots and I laugh every time. The translators were listed as Professor Lewis Lang and C.J. Kent. Ooh, Ooh... Very interesting. Thanks for the great idea, Patrick! Remind me what this means? Something to do with paparazzi? Never mind. You already answered that. And this Lois Lane is obviously a sex-starved middle-aged woman with delusions of capturing the ultimate Nietzschean fantasy.” a sloop cutting through the waves ahead of the wind nice imagery According to Lang this C.J. Kent was one of the finest minds he’d ever encountered Smart.... and sexy, too. And has anyone ever thought about what his IQ must be? C.J. Kent collaborated with Professor Lewis Lang on this book ten years ago. Whoa! That put Clark at age 17. Smart boy, that Clark Kent. Even smarter. “Because you’re already fighting like an old married couple,” Frasier said. “For most couples, it takes years, even therapy, to get that proficient.” Hahahaha... “Cliff from Boston,” Roz announced. Cute, Dandello. Cliff from Cheers... Did you know that when Siegal and Shuster first created Superman, they created him as bald, monstrous mad man (more like Lex Luthor)? In light of the Nazi’s coming to power, this was their statement against the Nazi ideals. They later decided to make him a good guy. And aren’t we all glad? Nice story. Now if only Lilith would believe.... I love the image of Superman there to say hello to Roz since Dean played the Santa she was hot for. Wasn’t he a cute Santa?
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