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Niles Crane is a completely fictional television psychiatrist

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Nothing screams peak mental health care quite like a man who is terrified of dirt and actively pines over his father's physical therapist for a decade. Niles Crane exists in the Frasier universe as a supposedly elite psychiatrist, yet his daily routine consists mostly of hyperventilating at dinner parties and wiping down perfectly clean chairs. You truly have to wonder who was paying his exorbitant hourly rates.

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