The much-awaited return of hit 90s sitcom Frasier has been abruptly cut short after Paramount+ announced it would not be renewing for a third season, with producers scrambling to find it a new home

Frasier will not be returning for a third season of its revived run, after the show was cancelled by Paramount Plus. The streamer doesn’t release too much in the way of viewership figures, but how Frasier has been canned suggests it’s all down to the limited popularity of the show's recent return.

Paramount+ has opted against a third season of the reboot sitcom Frasier. Debuting on October 12, 2023, this new incarnation of Frasier followed Kelsey Grammer as psychiatrist Frasier Crane, who we originally met on Cheers in 1984,

The Paramount+ reboot of "Frasier" has been canceled after two seasons. The CBS Studios series, which brought back Kelsey Grammer as the title character, will be shopped to other platforms. The revival co-starred Jack Cutmore-Scott,

Paramount+ has announced that the rebooted sitcom Frasier has been canceled after two seasons. The streamer has opted not to renew the Kelsey Grammer -led comedy for a third season. Producer CBS Studios remains committed to the series and plans to shop it to other outlets.

Despite the disappointing cancellation news, it has been reported by Deadline that the producer of the series, CBS Studios, plans to shop Frasier to other outlets. So, season 3 may not be coming to Paramount+ but there is the possibility that it could pop up elsewhere.

Paramount+ has canceled the Frasier revival after two seasons, leaving the show's producer CBS Studios to shop it to other platforms, a source with knowledge told Newsweek on Saturday. Frasier, a spin-off of the sitcom Cheers that ran from 1993 to 2004,

Related: Is that Frasier kissing Roz?! And other exclusive first-look images from Frasier season 2 The original Frasier ran for 11 seasons on NBC, from 1993 to 2004. It won 37 Primetime Emmy Awards and was among the most-watched sitcoms of the 1990s.