Frasier

Part two of two, the series' last episode, sees Roz planting a kiss on the smitten Noel, bringing the series to a close. Meanwhile, Frasier records his final radio show in the concluding broadcast, and Richard E. Grant appears as a guest star.

Goodnight, Seattle – Part Two is the concluding instalment of a comedy series, presented as a single episode that caps off the show’s run. As the second and final segment, it brings the narrative to a close, wrapping up the storylines that have unfolded across the programme. In this last episode, the character Roz finally plants a kiss on Noel, who has been openly smitten with her throughout the series. The moment marks a turning point for their relationship, highlighting Noel’s long‑standing affection. Meanwhile, Frasier steps behind the microphone to deliver his ultimate radio broadcast, signalling the end of his on‑air career. The episode also features a guest appearance by Richard E. Grant, who joins the regular cast for this finale. His involvement adds an extra layer of interest to the closing chapter, providing a brief but notable contribution to the story’s resolution. Overall, Part Two serves as the series’ final farewell, tying together the emotional arcs of its main characters while delivering the last of the show’s trademark humour. It offers a concise wrap‑up, ensuring that the audience receives a proper conclusion to the comedy’s run.