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Encyclopedia > Eddie Crane

Eddie (Crane) is the anthropomorphic dog in the American television sitcom Frasier.


In the series, Eddie belongs to Martin Crane, Frasier's father. He is known for responding to Marty and Daphne with human-like understanding, but a standing joke is that Eddie simply stares at Frasier, an example of a sight gag.


Eddie was often featured in the closing sequences of the sitcom when the closing theme is sung as the credits are given. The action in the closing sequences relates to a joke earlier in the program.


Eddie was played by Moose, a Jack Russell Terrier. Moose's son Enzo later appeared as a stunt double.


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Crane joined The Washington Star sports staff in 1961, and was appointed scholastic sports editor in 1965, and held that position until the Star’s demise in 1981.
Crane was a co-founder, charter member and president of the Alexandria Grandstand Managers organization that promotes youth sports and president of the Alexandria Sportsman Club.
His journalism colleagues, high school coaches and administrators agree that Eddie Crane was invaluable to the growth of scholastic sports in Northern Virginia and the epitome of what we hope to find in a high school sportswriter.
Eddie (character from Frasier) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (140 words)
Eddie (Crane) is the anthropomorphic dog in the American television sitcom Frasier.
He is known for responding to Marty and Daphne with human-like understanding, but a standing joke is that Eddie simply stares at Frasier, an example of a sight gag.
Eddie was often featured in the closing sequences of the sitcom when the closing theme is sung as the credits are given.
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