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.

The sequel to the classic sitcom, Frasier, will not return to Paramount+ for a third season. Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter said CBS Studios, the show's producer, is hoping to find it a new home at another network or streaming service.

Kelsey Grammer’s comedy series has been discontinued by its streaming platform, but the parent network reportedly plans to shop it around. So, was ‘Frasier’ canceled?

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 opted not to renew Frasier for a third season. Producer CBS Studios remains committed to the series and will it to other outlets.

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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.

Sorry, tossed salads and scrambled eggs are no longer on the menu: Paramount+ has cancelled the Frasier revival starring Kelsey Grammer after two seasons, according to our sister site Variety. CBS Studios will reportedly shop the series to other platforms.