A Lilith Thanksgiving: Frasier and Lilith are reunited when they try to convince the headmaster of a popular private school that their son is the perfect candidate. [S]
Our Father Whose Art Ain't Heaven: Martin takes Frasier and Niles to a posh restaurant and then buys Frasier an expensive piece of art that he secretly hates. [S]
A Lilith Thanksgiving: Frasier and Lilith are reunited when they try to convince the headmaster of a popular private school that their son is the perfect candidate. [S]
Our Father Whose Art Ain't Heaven: Martin takes Frasier and Niles to a posh restaurant and then buys Frasier an expensive piece of art that he secretly hates. [S]
Three Days of the Condo: Frasier stands for Condo Board President because he is unhappy about how the building is run. Niles lends his apartment to Martin and Sherry. [S]
Three Days of the Condo: Frasier stands for Condo Board President because he is unhappy about how the building is run. Niles lends his apartment to Martin and Sherry. [S]
To Kill a Talking Bird: When Niles moves into a prestigious new building that doesn't allow cats or dogs, he buys himself a talking bird that ends up causing more problems. [S]
To Kill a Talking Bird: When Niles moves into a prestigious new building that doesn't allow cats or dogs, he buys himself a talking bird that ends up causing more problems. [S]
The Unnatural: Frasier tries to stop Frederick realising that he's a less than perfect father when he fills in on the radio station's baseball team. [S]
The Unnatural: Frasier tries to stop Frederick realising that he's a less than perfect father when he fills in on the radio station's baseball team. [S]
A Lilith Thanksgiving: Frasier and Lilith are reunited when they try to convince the headmaster of a popular private school that their son is the perfect candidate. [S]
Our Father Whose Art Ain't Heaven: Martin takes Frasier and Niles to a posh restaurant and then buys Frasier an expensive piece of art that he secretly hates. [S]
Ham Radio: Frasier's attempt to produce a live, 1940s-style radio drama for KACL's 50th anniversary proves disastrous when Niles takes matters into his own hands. [S]
Ham Radio: Frasier's attempt to produce a live, 1940s-style radio drama for KACL's 50th anniversary proves disastrous when Niles takes matters into his own hands. [S]
Three Days of the Condo: Frasier stands for Condo Board President because he is unhappy about how the building is run. Niles lends his apartment to Martin and Sherry. [S]
Ask Me No Questions: When Niles asks his brother if he and Maris should stay together, Frasier is required to give his answer careful and considered thought. [S]
Ask Me No Questions: When Niles asks his brother if he and Maris should stay together, Frasier is required to give his answer careful and considered thought. [S]
To Kill a Talking Bird: When Niles moves into a prestigious new building that doesn't allow cats or dogs, he buys himself a talking bird that ends up causing more problems. [S]
The Unnatural: Frasier tries to stop Frederick realising that he's a less than perfect father when he fills in on the radio station's baseball team. [S]
Frasier's Imaginary Friend: Frasier meets a model but their busy schedules make it difficult for them to meet, leaving his family suspicious that she's a fantasy. [S]
Frasier's Imaginary Friend: Frasier meets a model but their busy schedules make it difficult for them to meet, leaving his family suspicious that she's a fantasy. [S]
Ham Radio: Frasier's attempt to produce a live, 1940s-style radio drama for KACL's 50th anniversary proves disastrous when Niles takes matters into his own hands. [S]
Halloween: Niles throws a Halloween party to raise money for the Library Association, where all his guests have to dress up as a famous character from literature. [S]
Ask Me No Questions: When Niles asks his brother if he and Maris should stay together, Frasier is required to give his answer careful and considered thought. [S]
You Can Go Home Again: Frasier struggles to come up with a clever catchphrase for the show, while Daphne tries to avoid returning to England to visit her family. [AD,S]
Where There's Smoke There's Fired: Frasier begins a campaign to woo the new radio station owner, Texas multi-millionaire Big Willy, so his show can be syndicated. [AD,S]
High Crane Drifter: It's a bad day for American cafe society as a disgruntled Frasier has his favourite table at Cafe Nervosa taken over by a rude man. [AD,S]
A Word to the Wise Guy: Maris needs Niles' help and he thinks it's a chance to get back together with her. But he has to gain a favour from a shady character in order to assist her. [AD,S]
The Show Where Diane Comes Back: When Diane visits Seattle, Frasier is torn between his feelings for her and his resentment from when she ditched him at the altar. [AD,S]
Moon Dance: When Niles decides it's time to start dating again, he takes Daphne to a posh society ball, but has she got the wrong idea about his intentions? [AD,S]
Frasier Grinch: Frasier is excited that his son Frederick is coming for Christmas, but Martin thinks a proper Christmas should mean more than just educational presents. [AD,S]
The Last Time I Saw Maris: Niles decides to stand up to Maris after she disappears to New York for two days on a shopping trip. In retaliation, she moves to divorce him. [AD,S]
Kisses Sweeter than Wine: On the day he's hosting a wine tasting party, Frasier employs a contractor to remove a scratch from his floor, who takes the whole apartment apart. [AD,S]
Martin Does It His Way: When their least favourite aunt dies, Frasier and Niles are inspired to help Martin make his dream come true: finish writing a song for Sinatra. [AD,S]
She's the Boss: Frasier has a new station boss - Kate Costas (Mercedes Ruehl) - and they get on like oil and water, especially when she moves his show to 2.00am. [AD,S]
Dark Victory: After counselling his family and friends when all he wants is a little peace, Frasier comes to realise that sometimes you have to put others first. [AD,S]
The Innkeepers: When Frasier learns that one of Seattle's most famous restaurants is about to close, he visits to say goodbye and in a moment of madness offers to buy it. [AD,S]
An Affair to Forget: Frasier receives a call from a wife who believes that her husband, a fencing instructor, is having an affair. It's odd that Maris is now passionate about fencing. [AD,S]
Breaking the Ice: When Frasier realises he's never heard his father say 'I love you' to him, he decides to crash his dad and Niles' fishing trip for a spot of bonding. [AD,S]
Someone to Watch Over Me: Frasier is nominated for a broadcasting award but has to call in a bodyguard when he is pestered by an unlikely stalker. [AD,S]
Room with a View: When Frasier innocently searches for his missing book in Daphne's room, he inadvertently digs himself into a big financial hole. [AD,S]
Fool Me Once, Shame on You, Fool Me Twice: Frasier attempts to work his psychoanalysis on a self-confessed lazy criminal, Phil, who has stolen his briefcase and his car. [AD,S]
Retirement Is Murder: When Martin continues his 20-year obsession with solving a murder, Frasier steps in with his own solution: that the killer was a monkey. [AD,S]
Roz in the Doghouse: After injuring Roz's foot, Bulldog offers her a job as his producer. She's worried about his advances, but accepts after falling out with Frasier. [AD,S]
Burying a Grudge: Martin discovers that Artie, a former cop and friend-turned-foe, lies suffering in a hospital bed and thinks it might be time for a reconciliation. [AD,S]
Adventures in Paradise (Part 2): Frasier is driven into a jealous rage by Lilith and her new boyfriend, but thinks he has the perfect opportunity for revenge. [AD,S]
The Candidate: There's father-son rivalry when Martin favours right-wing political candidate Holden Thorpe, while Frasier and Niles support his left-wing rival. [AD,S]
The Botched Language of Cranes: After publicly denouncing Seattle as a 'soggy' city, Frasier must battle the angry words and 'gifts' of die-hard Seattleites. [AD,S]
Duke's We Hardly Knew Ye: Frasier and Niles accompany Martin to the closing of his favourite bar. But when they get there they realise they have shares in the company forcing its closure. [AD,S]