Having played the character for over 30 years, Kelsey Grammer has the rule of the roost when it comes to all things Frasier. But did he really fire babies?

Well, folks, Frasier has left the building… the Paramount+ building, that is. Halfway into January, and two months after the Kelsey Grammer-led revival finished its second season, it’s been reported that the streamer will not be bringing the sitcom back for Season 3.

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.

It’s time to say goodbye to Dr. Frasier Crane for a second time. Deadline reports that Paramount+ will not be renewing the Frasier revival for a third season. CBS Studios, however, does have plans to shop it around in the hopes of keeping the series going.

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.

We’ll never know unless the series gets a pickup from another network/streamer, but It looked as if there was a Season 3 that Roz might have moved to Boston full-time and become a series regular. Kelsey Grammer stars in the titular role as Dr.