Since Nicholas Lyndhurst is the best thing about Frasier's reboot, it's worth taking a look at his other work, namely a sitcom he made decades ago.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Frasier has returned for a reboot series, but the best thing about the show is a new supporting actor, whose role should bring renewed attention to a classic sitcom. Since the reboot is set 20 years after Frasier's finale, a lot has changed in the radio host's life; Frasier has moved back to Boston, and hardly any of the original Frasier cast and characters have returned.
A lot of the new characters are interesting and provide a lot of the show's humor, but given that they're much younger than the Frasier cast has ever been, the tone of the show feels completely different, especially as they're often the central focus. At points, the Frasier reboot feels more like a teen sitcom. However, the scenes between Frasier and Alan are where the true magic of the series lies, and their moments together come close to capturing the tone of the original show.
Lyndhurst's portrayal of Rodney Trotter stands out as a masterclass in comedic acting. His ability to balance Rodney's youthful naivety with an underlying intelligence and wit gave depth to a character that could have easily been overshadowed by Del Boy's larger-than-life persona. It's Lyndhurst's impeccable timing, endearing awkwardness, and genuine on-screen chemistry with Jason that ensures Rodney remains a beloved figure in British pop culture.
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