We need more stuff like this. Humor mixed with humanity. Thay’s what made the show so great

@GladDestronger

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, well call me pessimistic but how long before the woke whackjobs get their dirty deep into the show... probably turn Frasier Crane into a jabbering conspiracy filled idiot.

@r.c.auclair2042

8 ай бұрын

Now that you mention it, yes, we do.

This is exactly what it is like to be a father of a serviceman deployed to a warzone. You don't sleep, you miss them dearly, you feel helpless because you can't protect them. Thanks for making me cry.

@joedoe6444

8 ай бұрын

as a retired Marine i think it is much harder being the parent/spouse of a military member deployed in harm's way. as the service member in a war zone, you know the few short moments your life/health are at risk and it's not so bad, you deal with it. being the one at home worrying is a nonstop emotional rollercoaster because all you see is the news covering the worst of what has happened, and it leaves you thinking it must be that way 24/7 for your loved one when in reality for most deployed service members it's not anything like you see on the news. i would always tell others if you want to put things into perspective, just compare the numbers the news reported of people killed in Iraq at its height, to the single US city of Chicago and how many died there on a weekly basis from violence. i was in Iraq in 2004-05 and Chicago was way more deadly than an actual warzone. but the press won't cover that because it has been going on for years and gets no ratings when they do report on it, but war casualties always get ratings and that is what they are after. they sell fear for higher ratings, to sell advertising slots at higher prices, for more profit for themselves.

Kelsey was digging into his own painful history here. He lost a sister, a father, and two brothers to violent deaths and his daughter was stabbed in the hand during a mugging.

@thomasjohnson3841

8 ай бұрын

what's crazy is his dads murderer was named Niles and i think the sister's murderer (one of them) was frederick.

@Meredith.M

8 ай бұрын

Yikes, I didn't know about his daughter being mugged and stabbed. I hope she's okay. Yeah, he's experienced so much personal tragedy in his life.

@adrastos761

8 ай бұрын

I think we have all had tragedies in our lives, actors are not exempt.

@samf.s.7731

8 ай бұрын

Spencer was stabbed? Jesus Christ

@lordalessan

8 ай бұрын

He also lost a good friend and Frasier producer David Angell in 9/11.

I can't hear Kelsey's voice without picturing Side-show bob, such an amazing voice.

@musicartlover963

5 ай бұрын

I feel the same way

Kelsey is such an underrated actor, the guy deserves all the recognition he can get.

Kelsey is one hell of an actor.

@anannonymouscoverartist

3 ай бұрын

LITERALLY. He nails every role he plays. My favourite of his will always be Fraser crane.

@HansMuneEnBy

2 ай бұрын

@@anannonymouscoverartist Mine will be Sideshow Bob.

Frazier is hands down the best show I’ve had the pleasure of watching in my 67 years.

@djstatyk1540

7 ай бұрын

I hope you're enjoying it. I feel like I'm relieving my childhood 🎉

This to me is the best moment of the reboot, Frasier is watching the news report about a building on fire, hearing about how someone is being taken to the hospital but he doesn't know who and he's scared that he might lose his son. So he does what anyone should do in this situation he talks to someone, specifically someone who can relate to what he's going through. It's a nice moment that shows off Kelsey's emotional range and how difficult it is for a parent to worry about losing a child which is something that no one should have to do. This show may not be as funny as the original but it handles emotion quite well.

@samf.s.7731

8 ай бұрын

I did like it. When started crying because of the Chili 🌶️ later on I just thought ... Wow 😂 But yeah, it's like when Niles talked to Martin about his job... But this time it's worse because Frasier is the older one, and Fredrick could be the one to die sooner.

@jonathanbarr9764

8 ай бұрын

@@samf.s.7731 One of the big things I hear about people who have friends or relatives who are first responders, military or working over seas is the potential of never getting a chance to see them again.

@DLZ2000

8 ай бұрын

The scene in Freddy's bedroom in the premiere was good, too. Made me cry.

@jonathanbarr9764

8 ай бұрын

@@DLZ2000 Both are very well acted and relatable.

@vickilanger1228

8 ай бұрын

PRICELESS MOMENT ON THE REBOOT🌺🌺🌺🌺

I really liked this episode and in case anyone missed it, the chapter named “Moose” was a tribute to Eddie the dog as that was his real name.

@chriskay1449

8 ай бұрын

With the ensuing scene featuring Frasier and the dalmation referenced Eddie right down to the dalmation jumping up on the chair and staring at Frasier the way Eddie did.

This episode is when Fraiser became Fraiser again. Good to have him back.

A much needed serious moment. The third episode was worryingly 'zany' to the point where it felt like we were watching caricatures. More of this please!

This is a beautiful callback to Frasier's relationship to Marty.

We’ve been waiting 20 years for the twelfth series of Frasier and it was worth it. Scenes like this made the show extremely special. This particular scene will go down as one of the greatest scenes along with the many others where the actors got to act and show real, raw emotion. The scenes between Martin, Niles, Daphne and Frasier were particularly breathtaking. Roz crying her eyes out to Frasier, telling him she’s afraid of the dark broke my heart.

@peteryang8991

8 ай бұрын

It is kind of a reverse. Freddie ended up taking after his grandpa. So, in the original version it is about Fraiser's relationship with his dad that is opposite to him. Now it is is Frasier's relationship with his son that turns out to be just like Fraiser's dad. But, it be different. Because, the last time Fraiser is the child. But, this time Fraiser is the father.

When I saw the trailer for this series, I was skeptical. All throughout Fraiser, once Freddy started getting older, we got the impression that he was taking after his parents - learning about psychology to one day become a psychiatrist like them. So once I saw that he was a Fire-Fighter in this new series, I didn't get how that massive shift in his personality would happen. Granted, it could be argued that his previous path was one his parents had laid-out for him and that he didn't choose himself. But it still felt like he was throwing years of knowledge and training away to pursue a completely different career. But this scene...I finally get it. And I get why it had to be done; so that this series would have a genuine emotional hook. Fraiser is at the twilight of his life - Martin is gone; Fraiser's lost his dad forever. Niles and Daphne are married and off doing their own thing. The family unit that Fraiser had enjoyed for years is gradually shrinking. And he wants to hang-onto the few connections he has left. So now, his son is doing a profession that could easily end in disaster. It's reawakened old memories of how it used to be, thinking about Martin being a Cop. Fraiser is at the point in his life where he's experiencing loss; he doesn't want to think of what will happen if he loses his son before his time.

@danieldickson8591

8 ай бұрын

Some children grow up wanting to be like their parents, others want to be as different from them as possible. I can believe that if Freddie decided not to follow in their footsteps -- and Lord knows, those two could provide plenty of reasons why not -- he would choose to go in completely the opposite direction.

@Phantom19913

8 ай бұрын

It’s the nature of children to want to surpass their parents. Freddy probably realized he would never be as good as his father was at it so he found a new path he could surpass his father.

@rcslyman8929

8 ай бұрын

@@danieldickson8591 Hit the nail on the head, though the reasons are definitely varied for people. In my case, my dad was a cop and throughout my childhood and into my teens, I thought about putting on the badge myself. But into high school and 4 years of JROTC there, I found my real calling in the military. Still putting on a uniform, but instead following the path of my grandfathers and a couple uncles rather than my father. And yes, while I could have taken up the badge after I got out (many service members do), I wound up returning to Federal Service in the IT field doing the same thing I'd done in the military (yep, I'm a POG, fully own it). Some go a drastically different path just to not wind up like their parents. Some do it because they want more for their life, or a different life. Some get a different calling. Whatever the reason is... it's not so much of an uncommon thing to see.

@solracer66

8 ай бұрын

And that connects with many of us who are getting up in years. While not the result of someone else's actions over the last few years I've lost my father, mother, three brothers, aunt and a nephew, most before their time, leaving my family down to just a niece and a couple of nephews all of which live far away from me. Thankfully my son hasn't taken up a risky profession but if he had I can imagine how much I would worry every day.

@Scribe31us

8 ай бұрын

I actually am not that surprised by how Freddy turned out. Considering how Lilith and Frasier raised him, which was basically training him to take after them, I could get how he would do something that was the exact opposite of everything that was laid out for him and make him gravitate to the one person who let him be a kid, his grandfather. I would say how he turned out is because of Martin, who always made took the air out of Frasier and Niles's pomposity and remind them of what was really important in life.

This is without doubt one of the most loving, moving and touching scenes shown, completely embracing the sentiment and feeling of love. It is truly beautiful in it's unashamed honesty.

The "I'm listening," line was a great way to throw back to the old Frasier show and pay a funny backhanded tribute to the previous incarnation of the show and its dearly departed cast members like John Mahoney .

I lost my dad months ago. He would had love the reboot. We watch the entire show so many times. Love what they are doing with the show. "Boston is calling, are you listening?". LOVE IT so much. Thank you for this.

@hardren101

7 ай бұрын

Condolences, very sorry for your loss.......Life is all about experiences, the good, bad, and ugly, all categorized by the experiencer.....My mama passed unexpectedly some time ago......I miss her, but every year around the holidays she passes through my home, my chime rattles (A gift she gave me as a teen for xmas), ...

This is the stuff that will cement the new show into the psyche of viewers. The draw of the original series was found in it's human interest; not solely comedy, not solely dramatic. Life is about the odd and unanticipated changes in our world, not the mundane.

On “Fraser” Freddy was a minature Fraser. Now he’s a miniature Martin. With Lilith being his mother, I have to wonder how that happened.

You see a Major Character development. Fraser isn’t a snob he is a concerned Father.

Awesome, I'm proud of my son and I tell him every chance I get, his grandfather was a fireman he saved three people's lives one was a little girl.

Quite funny, Frasier, mentioning Gilbert and Sullivan. When he played the character sideshow bob in The Simpsons. He actually sang from Gilbert and Sullivan, HMS pinafore and I would say a fantastic rendition?

I love that Robin from The Boys is the one who survived in this universe. RIP Huey

I just love everything about Fraiser....then and now! ❤😂❤

I love this man

Eve is putting on a cheerful act for Frasier but it has to be killing her inside that her baby's father is no longer with us.

@davidthedeaf

8 ай бұрын

Nope. This actress has never lost anybody in her life clearly, and isn’t capable of putting on the character of a woman who loved someone who died in the line of duty and yet left her and their child behind. There is a LOT there to work with, but she isn’t capable to grasp it, and it comes out as FAKE acting.

@carrieheffernan1685

8 ай бұрын

@@davidthedeaf Sometimes people put on a big fake smile to hide their pain in front of others. It would be interesting to see her alone in her apartment letting the pain out when no one else is watching.

@user-tk7qk3fl4f

8 ай бұрын

Wow a little overly judgmental

@davidthedeaf

8 ай бұрын

@@carrieheffernan1685 I studied social work and work with people who have experienced all kinds of trauma. This woman isn’t behaving in a manner that anybody would be behaving in her situation in reality. It is a poor example for comedy of a person “in trauma” and I cannot get behind it because I know this. Pretty much like how people who are Deaf know fake acting of hearing actors pretending to know what being Deaf is like.

@davidthedeaf

8 ай бұрын

@@user-tk7qk3fl4f wow, you must be another Karen! We have not met many of you recently. Where on earth have you all been hiding? Was it a convention in La La land?

First scene I’ve seen of this show and I’m sold.

This was such an awesome episode for Frederick's character development. He's really growing on me, and the reboot is getting better every week.

My Dad was a fireman and I remember hearing the sirens at night when I was a little boy. I cried into my pillow at the thought of my Dad rushing into a house on fire, and that he might not be coming home in the morning. He did that for 36 years.

@djstatyk1540

7 ай бұрын

There's two kinds of Firemen's sons. You and me. I went with him on calls. Carried tools to the scene, entered explorer post and eventually started training. I'm sorry you felt that way but someone's gotta rescue people

We thought the pilot was a little iffy, but the episodes are getting better. Every show has a period where the characters are developing

My son's a firefighter. This hit me hard.

@jackmclaughlin9602

Ай бұрын

He’s going to be fine

Grammer is on an entirely different level from everyone else in this show.

@LtFoodstamp

8 ай бұрын

Bye a wide margin

@Lightray110

8 ай бұрын

He always was.

@gmh471

8 ай бұрын

That's why he has had sustained success for more than 35 years. He's a great talent.

I really like how this series is u folding. I hope it doesn’t go away.

@rachelbrown506

8 ай бұрын

Me too

@Meredith.M

8 ай бұрын

I cracked up when he was talking about him and Niles making shadow puppets to act out "The Mikado"!

I've not been the biggest fan of the new show but I really hope this is what we'll be getting more of. Up until this point Eve's been treated like a Disney Channel sitcom character. This is the first time I feel like she actually belongs here. I hope they fix David's character as well

@McRocket

8 ай бұрын

Well said, imo. ☮

@TVHouseHistorian

8 ай бұрын

“Disney channel sitcom character.” Absolutely spot-on. I think the same of the guy who plays “Niles’ son on this show.

@sammyandoliver7522

6 ай бұрын

Same.

@stereomois

6 ай бұрын

She was good on The Expanse. Haven't seen the series yet and not really sold on the clips I've watched but this scene was good.

I may not agree with Kelsey Grammar but he has a way of acting (at times) which seems genuine and deep. I appreciate it.

OMG there’s a new Frasier😮 how did I not know this. My all time favourite sitcom

This was a wonderful episode. Full of pathos and touching little call backs. Yes, it isnt as good as the original, but what is ? I am just enjoying being in the company again of one the most gifted comedic actors in history.

@river_acheron

8 ай бұрын

exactly! It doesn't have to be perfect. It's good. And I'm happy we have it.

So much quality here.

This is what I like about the new Frasier show. The comedy is hit and miss, but the story and the character relationships are gripping!

That studio laughter is obnoxious.

1:35 🎶 Three little maids from school are we…

@franciscogonzalezherreras550

8 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣 no bulldog prank unfortunately!!!

@joevictor53

8 ай бұрын

@@franciscogonzalezherreras550 It was a reference to Cheers even before that. In the episode with John Cleese

@carrieheffernan1685

8 ай бұрын

Filled to the brim with girlish glee!

"That was insensitive of me." And that people was the most real moment in the 11 years of Cheers, the 11 years of the original Frasier. Most of the time, the writers and actors never addressed some painful realities.

I really enjoyed this episode. Big improvement on episode 3. 🙌

In these HORRID, Neurotic Times ... WELCOME, Frasier!, with all of your neuroses! - making us more comfortable with our own!! ... And, with Elegance, Wit, and Warmth!: ... After all, as Niles once described his brother - Frasier is a man 'who floats like a lepidoptera and stings like a hymenoptera!'

I hope Kelsey gets another emmy for this show (although I'm wondering if you're allowed to win more than one for playing the same character...)

@nackydmoose

7 ай бұрын

People would never be able to repeat if they couldn't. Ed Asner was thr 1st to win Emmys for playing the same chsracter but on different shows.

seems like every time I'm seeing Frasier he seems to have of ditched the suit and is more casual these days.

@themaker2149

8 ай бұрын

Kelsy had to change the style due to his health he needs clothes that are more comfortable

@jonnysupreme

8 ай бұрын

​@@themaker2149what utter bollocks

@RunningP123456

8 ай бұрын

​@jonnysupreme still wearing expensive designer clothes, I think the introduction of plaids are a tribute to Martin

@user-tk7qk3fl4f

8 ай бұрын

Where did you get that

This has sold me.

I’ll be honest ep 4 found it’s footing.

Each episode gets a bit better than the previous episode.

Martin would be proud of Frasier here

10/10 scene

Dennis Leary should do a cameo as firefighter, or as a retired one.

@joemckim1183

8 ай бұрын

It would work if the show was set in NYC since that's where Leary's Rescue Me took place. It would be a bit more of a stretch with the show taking place in Boston. I know Leary is from the Boston area but Tommy Gavin is a FDNY character.

@jonharrison9222

8 ай бұрын

@@joemckim1183 Then he plays… …a different character.

@user-tk7qk3fl4f

8 ай бұрын

Why in the world

@chriskay1449

8 ай бұрын

@@joemckim1183You don't have to use Tommy. You can create a different character.

@chriskay1449

8 ай бұрын

@@user-tk7qk3fl4f Look up Leary's history with firefighting. He has raised millions of dollars through two charities to help fund fire departments in WOrcester, Boston and NYC not to mention sent equipment and funds to New Orleans firefighters during Katrina. He lives and breathes for firefighters.

Good clip to share. Thankyou.

Sometimes the reboot seems trite, but there are some great moments like this.

@uncannydcmarvelous5732

8 ай бұрын

Revival*

This reminded me of feelings I once had about my own father when he was a Sheriffs officer.

She is world class gorgeous

"I'm listening." Now THAT's funny.

I've been in law enforcement for over 20 years. My father and brother before me. I'm not a street cop but in corrections meaning the beat I walk I do so grossly outnumbered and unarmed. I understand the dangers. I never think how it effects my love ones. I know it does but I try not to think about it.

I found it excellent. From the first episode I was skeptical but it’s getting better.

At a fire, I care more about what my family will suffer than what I will suffer. Kelsey Grammer hit this one right.

thi is sooo good. GREAT WRITING

I sure hope at some point this will be available on DVD or some other format than Paramount+ as we have too many streaming services to make another one worthwhile.

I've never seen such a deep sadness in Frasier. Wonderful scene. Excellent reboot, besides how fake some of the laughter feels

@DomWeasel

8 ай бұрын

I like live-studio audiences but some times they're very bad at reading the mood and they ruin more dramatic scenes in comedies. The final episode of Blackadder Goes Forth for example is extremely sombre, but the audience properly roars with laughter right up until the final moments which affects the tone. Though having watched cinema Audience Reaction videos and heard Americans screaming and hooting at every spoken word and action in super-hero movies...

@uncannydcmarvelous5732

8 ай бұрын

Revival*

My little brother died doing a job that, while nowhere near as dangerous as Firefighter, was somewhat dangerous. My father (who has the same job) nearly died many years before that but did not quit when my brother died. He was about 8 years from retirement and for those 8 years I had trouble sleeping and jumped when I heard the home phone for fear of getting THAT call. I never told him because he would not have retired early and it would've distracted him.

You know this show its taking me a while to get into the new format but yeah I am it's growing on me

The problem for me with the new show is that many characters are way too young and immature to interact in any meaningful or interesting way with Frasier's character. Typically someone his age and education would interact with people over 50. This is kind of like watching a college age student interact with elementary school students. It's just not natural.

@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621

8 ай бұрын

Allen is the only one who seems to fit the vibe (from what I have seen), probably because as you have pointed out, Nickolas is closer to kasley's age

@Artur-Itas

8 ай бұрын

EXCELLENT ANALYSIS. IT IS BECAUSE THE SHOWRUNNERS/HEADWRITERS SPAWNED THAT AWFUL 😖 FRIENDS-ISH SNORECOM, HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER.

@emersonmiles07

8 ай бұрын

Yes, needs more balance...adding some of the old cast members (from Cheers or Frasier) would definitely help this show.

I plan on watching this, but I realize that I haven't had ota tv in... years.

Excellent

Good stuff

Those chairs in the background are by Erik Wortz!

Not sure about Frasier's wardrobe choices these days?

I'm enjoying the New show im Sure it will get better and stronger 💪 as time goes on

I might watch this one day if they ever do an edit without a laugh track.

IN CASE THE REBOOT DOESN'T MAKE THE RATINGS I'M GLAD THIS PRICELESS MOMENT WAS BROUGHT FORWARD TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED AND REMEMBERED 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗

@uncannydcmarvelous5732

8 ай бұрын

Revival*

The laughter is TOOO much. The original Frasier earned the laughs, the laughter in these reboot episodes feels so fake and over the top. The whole thing is forced. I am so sad. They should have left it to feel eternal and timeless. Why bother doing this? Kelsey has a lot of stuff he need to work through, I can see a lot of pain in Frasier and that doesn’t make it feel so funny and it doesn’t feel like the escapism I enjoyed before. It just feels like therapy for Kelsey.

@chriskay1449

8 ай бұрын

I laugh at people who think they are the sole aribiters of how the show should be. I disagree and think this is a very funny. The firt runshjows are still there to watch. Those of us who love the new run so far can watch it. This whole "I don't like it so they shouldn't have even bothered" is nonsense.

Wow, this is SO new... unless you already watched Frasier, and saw it 20 years ago with Niles and Martin.

Yes I agree. I have no idea why I have watched all 4 episodes and will watch every other episode too. God I hate watching this so much… I wish there was another way

I'm really liking this new Fraizer show. It gets better with every episode.

good show

This part was very moving. My eyes was definitely wet.

"The one job more dangerous than being a police office..." Dude there are literally dozens of jobs more dangerous. Pizza delivery man is more dangerous.

@MarkMcAllister-ni9sf

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, this "Frasier" is a steaming pile.

Good scene. I think the new "Frasier" would work better as a more serious, introspective one-camera show filmed without an audience or a laugh track.

The strange thing about the new Frasier is it’s better at drama than it is comedy (unlike the first version, the comedy on the new show falls flat).

One of the highlights of this reboot. More of this needed and less of the paint by numbers, see the "laugh" coming a mile off tired formula

I wasn't sure of the reboot. How we didn't have the dynamic of the old show. But this scene shows me that there is effort being put into this. I may give it a shot.

We know Lilith will be at Fred’s birthday party. I wonder how she sees his career choice - I’m thinking of the bar mitzvah episode - and if she blames Frasier

@Phantom19913

8 ай бұрын

Honestly I doubt Frasier could do anything right in her eyes.

@user-tk7qk3fl4f

8 ай бұрын

What? I guess you missed all her appearances on Frasier

@kristinazubic9669

8 ай бұрын

@@user-tk7qk3fl4f Freddy wasn’t a firefighter on Frasier, he was a kid/teen, so there was no career choice to comment on

@bertmustin

8 ай бұрын

She raised Freddie and let him do regular kid things.

@bellerain381

8 ай бұрын

I honestly think Lilith would be very supportive of Freddy, not making him feel guilty. She did raise him and I’m sure saw all of what he went through so (as a psychiatrist herself), would have a good bead on Freddy’s goals and wants.

Oh that was good. I think a writer needs a raise.

Fraiser mentions Gilbert and Sullivan. Oh shit! Bob is real!

Sorry but Eve is a too "merry widow". Don't get me wrong, I certainly don't ask for some victorian "mounring for 6 years" rubbish, but she is too cheerful and carefree even when talking about a guy with whom she was married and has a child and who tragically died less than a year prior. One would expect something a little bit more touching and profound than him being a fan of Bruins and cooking a good chicken.

@dwolfe2907

8 ай бұрын

but do you really expect more from a barkeep?

@reezussolis4693

8 ай бұрын

@@dwolfe2907lmao what kinda loser says barkeep lmao

@joevictor53

8 ай бұрын

I agree. Eve should be a tragic character with moments of joy. They have her acting like a Disney Channel sitcom character with no problems in her life.

The actor playing Freddie doesn't have the connection that John Mahoney who played Martin had with the viewers.

@samf.s.7731

8 ай бұрын

While there will never be a replacement to the late great John Mahoney, I wouldn't use that to knock down the actors on tne show. I must confess Freddy has been surprisingly a highlight. I really enjoy his interactions with Frasier.

The bartender is a various actress I have seen in other stuff like shoresy and season one of the boys

Kelsey Grammer Is Great! He’s a Great Director Actor And Great Father ☺️🤗😘❤️ I Love You Frasier Crane My Buddy. Love You’re Christian Friend Joshua Stange In Ripon California My Church Calvary Reformed Church In Ripon California Sunday Services At 8:30am and 10:30am

Way too melodramatic. Being a fireman in Seattle means dealing with drug addicts a lot more than putting out fires.

I've started from season 1 again

"The only job more dangerous than a police officer" Logger, iron/steel worker, deep sea fisherman, construction worker, roofer, miner, lineman, soldier... Being a firefighter is dangerous, dont get me wrong. But there are many other jobs with higher mortality rates

Funny I am the same age as Freddy dropped out of Penn to be a firefighter and my parents hated it

This is a pretty good scene. I'll have to check out the new series. Note, however: it is much more dangerous to be a police officer than a firefighter.

Don't worry these days firefighters are far more likely to give people narcan than pull old ladies out of burning buildings. Although that might not reassure him. Junkies are often less predictable than fire.

1. Logging workers Fatal injury rate: 111 per 100,000 workers Most common fatal accidents: Contact with objects and equipment 2. Aircraft pilots and flight engineers 3. Derrick operators in oil, gas, and mining 4. Roofers 5. Garbage collectors 6. Ironworkers 7. Delivery drivers 8. Farmers 9. Firefighting supervisors Fatal injury rate: 20 per 100,000 workers The most common cause of death on the job for firefighting supervisors is traffic crashes, followed by fires and explosions. 10. Power linemen 11. Agricultural workers 12. Crossing guards 13. Crane operators 14. Construction helpers 15. Landscaping supervisors 16. Highway maintenance workers 17. Cement masons 18. Small engine mechanics 19. Supervisors of mechanics 20. Heavy vehicle mechanics 21. Grounds maintenance workers 22. Police officers Fatal injury rate: 14 per 100,000 workers Most common fatal accidents: Violence and other injuries by persons or animals 23. Maintenance workers 24. Construction workers 25. Mining machine operators

"The one job more dangerous than a police officer." You mean one of the 15 or so jobs more dangerous than a police officer? Like Construction Worker or Taxi Driver or Lumberjack or Fisherman?