Frasier

The sudden death of Martin's doctor gives Frasier an unpleasant reminder of his own mortality, prompting him to reflect on his finite existence. The story is presented as a comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer, and explores the theme with his characteristic wit.

Death Becomes Him is a programme presented as an episode of a comedy series. It falls under the genre of comedy and is classified as an episode rather than a full‑length film or special. The title itself hints at a darkly humorous premise, fitting the show's overall tone and offering a playful take on the subject. The central storyline revolves around the abrupt passing of Martin's physician, an event that catches everyone off guard. This unexpected event serves as a stark reminder to Frasier about his own finite existence. The narrative uses the doctor's death to bring the concept of mortality to the forefront of Frasier's thoughts, creating a moment of personal reflection amid the humour. The episode maintains a comedic approach despite the serious subject matter, ensuring laughter remains present. It balances the unsettling reminder of death with the series' characteristic wit, ensuring that the tone remains light‑hearted. The humour arises from the characters' reactions and the situational irony of confronting life's fragility within a sitcom framework. The production features Kelsey Grammer in a starring role, portraying Frasier throughout the broadcast. His presence anchors the episode, providing a familiar face for audiences. Grammer's performance ties together the comedic elements and the underlying message about mortality, delivering the story in a manner consistent with the show's established style.