List of Frasier episodes

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The following is a complete list of all 265 episodes of Frasier (including the 200th Clip Show), from the pilot, "The Good Son," to the finale, "Goodnight, Seattle."

Contents 1 Season 1 (1993-1994) 2 Season 2 (1994-1995) 3 Season 3 (1995-1996) 4 Season 4 (1996-1997) 5 Season 5 (1997-1998) 6 Season 6 (1998-1999) 7 Season 7 (1999-2000) 8 Season 8 (2000-2001) 9 Season 9 (2001-2002) 10 Season 10 11 Season 11

[edit] Season 1 (1993-1994)

Main article: Frasier (Season 1)

#	Airdate	Prod. Code	Title
1 - 101	September 16, 1993	001	The Good Son
2 - 102	September 23, 1993	002	Space Quest
3 - 103	September 30, 1993	003	Dinner at Eight
4 - 104	October 7, 1993	004	I Hate Frasier Crane
5 - 105	October 14, 1993	005	Here's Looking at You
6 - 106	October 21, 1993	007	The Crucible
7 - 107	October 28, 1993	006	Call Me Irresponsible
8 - 108	November 4, 1993	008	Beloved Infidel
9 - 109	November 11, 1993	009	Selling Out
10 - 110	November 18, 1993	010	Oops!
11 - 111	December 2, 1993	011	Death Becomes Him
12 - 112	December 16, 1993	013	Miracle on 3rd or 4th Street
13 - 113	January 6, 1994	014	Guess Who's Coming to Breakfast?
14 - 114	January 20, 1994	012	Can't Buy Me Love
15 - 115	January 27, 1994	016	You Can't Tell A Crook by His Cover
16 - 116	February 3, 1994	017	The Show Where Lilith Comes Back
17 - 117	February 10, 1994	015	A Mid-Winter Night's Dream
18 - 118	February 17, 1994	018	And the Whimper Is...
19 - 119	March 17, 1994	019	Give Him The Chair!
20 - 120	March 31, 1994	021	Fortysomething
21 - 121	April 14, 1994	023	Travels with Martin
22 - 122	May 5, 1994	020	Author, Author
23 - 123	May 12, 1994	022	Frasier Crane's Day Off
24 - 124	May 19, 1994	024	My Coffee With Niles

[edit] Season 2 (1994-1995)

Main article: Frasier (Season 2)

#	Airdate	Prod. Code	Title
25 - 201	September 20, 1994	026	Slow Tango in South Seattle
26 - 202	September 27, 1994	025	The Unkindest Cut of All
27 - 203	October 4, 1994	028	The Matchmaker
28 - 204	October 11, 1994	029	Flour Child
29 - 205	October 18, 1994	027	Duke's We Hardly Knew Ye'
30 - 206	November 1, 1994	031	The Botched Language of the Cranes
31 - 207	November 8, 1994	030	The Candidate
32 - 208	November 15, 1994	032	Adventures in Paradise (Part I)
33 - 209	November 22, 1994	033	Adventures in Paradise (Part II)
34 - 210	November 29, 1994	034	Burying a Grudge
35 - 211	December 13, 1994	035	Seat of Power
36 - 212	January 3, 1995	036	Roz in the Doghouse
37 - 213	January 10, 1995	037	Retirement Is Murder
38 - 214	February 7, 1995	040	Fool Me Once, Shame On You...
39 - 215	February 14, 1995	038	You Scratch My Book...
40 - 216	February 21, 1995	042	The Show Where Sam Shows Up
41 - 217	February 28, 1995	041	Daphne's Room
42 - 218	March 21, 1995	039	The Club
43 - 219	March 28, 1995	046	Someone to Watch Over Me
44 - 220	April 18, 1995	047	Breaking the Ice
45 - 221	May 2, 1995	044	An Affair to Forget
46 - 222	May 9, 1995	045	Agents in America, Part III
47 - 223	May 16, 1995	043	The Innkeepers
48 - 224	May 23, 1995	048	Dark Victory

[edit] Season 3 (1995-1996)

Main article: Frasier (Season 3)

#	Airdate	Prod. Code	Title
49 - 301	September 19, 1995	050	She's the Boss
50 - 302	September 26, 1995	051	Shrink Rap
51 - 303	October 10, 1995	049	Martin Does It His Way
52 - 304	October 31, 1995	053	Leapin' Lizards
53 - 305	November 7, 1995	054	Kisses Sweeter Than Wine
54 - 306	November 14, 1995	055	Sleeping with the Enemy
55 - 307	November 21, 1995	056	The Adventures of Bad Boy and Dirty Girl
56 - 308	November 28, 1995	057	The Last Time I Saw Maris
57 - 309	December 19, 1995	058	Frasier Grinch
58 - 310	January 9, 1996	059	It's Hard to Say Goodbye If You Won't Leave
59 - 311	January 16, 1996	060	The Friend
60 - 312	January 30, 1996	062	Come Lie with Me
61 - 313	February 6, 1996	063	Moon Dance
62 - 314	February 13, 1996	061	The Show Where Diane Comes Back
63 - 315	February 20, 1996	064	A Word to the Wiseguy
64 - 316	February 27, 1996	066	Look Before You Leap
65 - 317	March 12, 1996	065	High Crane Drifter
66 - 318	March 26, 1996	067	Chess Pains
67 - 319	April 9, 1996	068	Crane vs. Crane
68 - 320	April 23, 1996	052	Police Story
69 - 321	April 30, 1996	069	Where There's Smoke There's Fired
70 - 322	May 7, 1996	070	Frasier Loves Roz
71 - 323	May 14, 1996	072	The Focus Group
72 - 324	May 21, 1996	071	You Can Go Home Again

[edit] Season 4 (1996-1997)

Main article: Frasier (Season 4)

#	Airdate	Prod. Code	Title
73 - 401	September 17, 1996	073	The Two Mrs. Cranes
74 - 402	September 24, 1996	074	Love Bites Dog
75 - 403	October 15, 1996	076	The Impossible Dream
76 - 404	October 22, 1996	077	A Crane's Critique
77 - 405	November 12, 1996	080	Head Game
78 - 406	November 19, 1996	079	Mixed Doubles
79 - 407	November 26, 1996	075	A Lilith Thanksgiving
80 - 408	December 10, 1996	078	Our Father Whose Art Ain't Heaven
81 - 409	January 7, 1997	082	Dad Loves Sherry, the Boys Just Whine
82 - 410	January 14, 1997	083	Liar! Liar!
83 - 411	January 21, 1997	084	Three Days of the Condo
84 - 412	February 11, 1997	081	Death and the Dog
85 - 413	February 18, 1997	085	Four for the Seesaw
86 - 414	February 25, 1997	086	To Kill a Talking Bird
87 - 415	March 11, 1997	087	Roz's Krantz & Gouldenstein Are Dead
88 - 416	April 1, 1997	092	The Unnatural
89 - 417	April 15, 1997	091	Roz's Turn
90 - 418	April 22, 1997	089	Ham Radio
91 - 419	April 29, 1997	093	Three Dates and a Break Up (Part I)
92 - 420	April 29, 1997	094	Three Dates and a Break Up (Part II)
93 - 421	May 6, 1997	095	Daphne Hates Sherry
94 - 422	May 13, 1997	088	Are You Being Served?
95 - 423	May 20, 1997	090	Ask Me No Questions
96 - 424	May 20, 1997	096	Odd Man Out

[edit] Season 5 (1997-1998)

Main article: Frasier (Season 5)

#	Airdate	Prod. Code	Title
97 - 501	September 23, 1997	097	Frasier's Imaginary Friend
98 - 502	September 30, 1997	098	The Gift Horse
99 - 503	October 28, 1997	102	Halloween (1)
100 - 504	November 4, 1997	103	The Kid (2)
101 - 505	November 11, 1997	100	The 1000th Show
102 - 506	November 18, 1997	101	Voyage of the Damned
103 - 507	November 25, 1997	099	My Fair Frasier
104 - 508	December 9, 1997	108	Desperately Seeking Closure
105 - 509	December 16, 1997	106	Perspectives on Christmas
106 - 510	January 6, 1998	105	Where Every Bloke Knows Your Name
107 - 511	January 13, 1998	110	Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do
108 - 512	January 20, 1998	107	The Zoo Story
109 - 513	February 3, 1998	111	The Maris Counselor
110 - 514	February 24, 1998	114	The Ski Lodge
111 - 515	March 3, 1998	113	Room Service
112 - 516	March 17, 1998	112	Beware of Greeks
113 - 517	March 24, 1998	104	The Perfect Guy
114 - 518	April 7, 1998	109	Bad Dog
115 - 519	April 21, 1998	106	Frasier Gotta Have It
116 - 520	April 28, 1998	118	First Date
117 - 521	May 5, 1998	119	Roz and the Schnoz
118 - 522	May 12, 1998	115	The Life of the Party
119 - 523	May 19, 1998	117	Party, Party
120 - 524	May 19, 1998	120	Sweet Dreams

[edit] Season 6 (1998-1999)

Main article: Frasier (Season 6)

#	Airdate	Prod. Code	Title
121 - 601	September 24, 1998	121	Good Grief
122 - 602	October 1, 1998	122	Frasier's Curse
123 - 603	October 8, 1998	124	Dial M for Martin
124 - 604	October 15, 1998	123	Hot Ticket
125 - 605	October 29, 1998	125	First Do No Harm
126 - 606	November 5, 1998	127	Secret Admirer
127 - 607	November 12, 1998	128	How to Bury a Millionaire
128 - 608	November 19, 1998	126	The Seal Who Came to Dinner
129 - 609	December 10, 1998	129	Roz, a Loan
130 - 610	December 17, 1998	131	Merry Christmas, Mrs. Moskowitz
131 - 611	January 7, 1999	132	Good Samaritan
132 - 612	January 21, 1999	134	Our Parents, Ourselves
133 - 613	February 4, 1999	135	The Show Where Woody Shows Up
134 - 614	February 11, 1999	136	Three Valentines
135 - 615	February 18, 1999	130	To Tell the Truth
136 - 616	February 25, 1999	133	Decoys
137 - 617	March 11, 1999	137	Dinner Party
138 - 618	March 25, 1999	141	Taps at the Montana
139 - 619	April 8, 1999	144	IQ
140 - 620	April 29, 1999	138	Dr. Nora
141 - 621	May 6, 1999	139	When a Man Loves Two Women
142 - 622	May 13, 1999	140	Visions of Daphne
143 - 623	May 20, 1999	142	Shutout in Seattle (1)
144 - 624	May 20, 1999	143	Shutout in Seattle (2)

[edit] Season 7 (1999-2000)

Main article: Frasier (Season 7)

#	Airdate	Prod. Code	Title
145 - 701	September 23, 1999	147	Momma Mia
146 - 702	September 30, 1999	145	Father of the Bride
147 - 703	October 7, 1999	146	Radio Wars
148 - 704	October 14, 1999	148	Everyone's a Critic
149 - 705	October 21, 1999	150	The Dog That Rocks the Cradle
150 - 706	November 4, 1999	151	Rivals
151 - 707	November 11, 1999	149	A Tsar Is Born
152 - 708	November 18, 1999	153	The Late Dr. Crane
153 - 709	November 25, 1999	152	The Apparent Trap
154 - 710	December 9, 1999	154	Back Talk (1)
155 - 711	December 16, 1999	155	The Fight Before Christmas (2)
156 - 712	January 6, 2000	156	RDWRER
157 - 713	January 13, 2000	157	They're Playing Our Song
158 - 714	February 3, 2000	158	Big Crane on Campus
159 - 715	February 10, 2000	161	Out With Dad
160 - 716	February 17, 2000	159	Something About Dr. Mary
161 - 717	February 24, 2000	160	Whine Club
162 - 718	March 23, 2000	163	Hot Pursuit
163 - 719	April 6, 2000	166	Morning Becomes Entertainment
164 - 720	April 27, 2000	162	To Thine Old Self Be True
165 - 721	May 4, 2000	165	Three Faces of Frasier
166 - 722	May 11, 2000	164	Dark Side of the Moon
167 - 723	May 18, 2000	167	Something Borrowed, Something Blue (1)
168 - 724	May 18, 2000	168	Something Borrowed, Something Blue (2)

[edit] Season 8 (2000-2001)

Main article: Frasier (Season 8)

#	Airdate	Prod. Code	Title
169 - 801	October 24, 2000	171	And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon (Part I)
170 - 802	October 24, 2000	172	And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon (Part II)
171 - 803	October 31, 2000	169	The Bad Son
172 - 804	November 14, 2000	170	The Great Crane Robbery
173 - 805	November 21, 2000	176	Taking Liberties
174 - 806	November 28, 2000	177	Legal Tender Love and Care
175 - 807	December 5, 2000	175	The New Friend
176 - 808	December 12, 2000	173	Mary Christmas
177 - 809	January 9, 2001	174	Frasier's Edge
178 - 810	January 16, 2001	181	Cranes Unplugged
179 - 811	January 30, 2001	179	Motor Skills
180 - 812	February 6, 2001	182	The Show Must Go Off
181 - 813	February 13, 2001	178	Sliding Frasiers
182 - 814	February 20, 2001	180	Hungry Heart
183 - 815	February 27, 2001	183	Hooping Cranes
184 - 816	March 6, 2001	184	Docu. Drama
185 - 817	March 27, 2001	185	It Takes Two to Tangle
186 - 818	April 17, 2001	186	Forgotten But Not Gone
187 - 819	May 1, 2001	187	Daphne Returns
188 - 820	May 8, 2001	192	The Wizard and Roz
189 - 821	May 15, 2001	188	Semi-Decent Proposal
190 - 822	May 15, 2001	189	A Passing Fancy
191 - 823	May 22, 2001	191	A Day in May
192 - 824	May 22, 2001	190	Cranes Go Caribbean

[edit] Season 9 (2001-2002)

Main article: Frasier (Season 9)

#	Airdate	Prod. Code	Title
193 - 901	September 25, 2001	193	Don Juan in Hell (Part I)
194 - 902	September 25, 2001	194	Don Juan in Hell (Part II)
195 - 903	October 2, 2001	196	The First Temptation of Daphne
196 - 904	October 9, 2001	197	The Return of Martin Crane
197 - 905	October 16, 2001	198	Love Stinks
198 - 906	October 30, 2001	195	Room Full of Heroes
199 - 907	November 6, 2001	199	Bla-Z-Boy
200 - 908	November 13, 2001	200	Frasier 200th Episode Special
200 - 908	November 13, 2001	200	The Two-Hundredth
201 - 909	November 20, 2001	201	Sharing Kirby
202 - 910	November 27, 2001	202	Junior Agent
203 - 911	December 11, 2001	203	Bully for Martin
204 - 912	January 8, 2002	204	Mother Load (Part I)
205 - 913	January 15, 2002	205	Mother Load (Part II)
206 - 914	January 22, 2002	206	Juvenilia
207 - 915	February 5, 2002	207	The Proposal
208 - 916	February 26, 2002	209	Wheels of Fortune
209 - 917	March 5, 2002	210	Three Blind Dates
210 - 918	March 12, 2002	208	War of the Words
211 - 919	April 2, 2002	211	Deathtrap
212 - 920	April 9, 2002	216	The Love You Fake
213 - 921	April 30, 2002	214	Cheerful Goodbyes
214 - 922	May 7, 2002	212	Frasier Has Spokane
215 - 923	May 14, 2002	213	The Guilt Trippers
216 - 924	May 21, 2002	215	Moons Over Seattle

[edit] Season 10

Main article: Frasier (Season 10)

• 01 - "The Ring Cycle"-Niles and Daphne elope in Reno. Realizing that their families will be hurt that they were not included, they stage a series of fake ceremonies.
• 02 - "Enemy At the Gate"-A very bad-tempered Frasier takes out his frustration through an act of civil disobedience, refusing to pay a small parking fee and blocking the exit lane of the garage.
• 03 - "Proxy Prexy"-After several failed runs for condo board president, Frasier nominates his more popular father as a figurehead. However, Martin becomes increasingly independent of Frasier's control.
• 04 - "Kissing Cousin"-Roz's pushy and opinionated young cousin visits her in town, managing to alienate everyone except Kenny.
• 05 - "Tales From the Crypt"-Two battles of pranks are touched off at Halloween: one between Frasier and Bulldog, and another between Gertrude and a neighbor's son.
• 06 - "Star Mitzvah"- Frasier wants to impress everyone by giving his son's Barmitzvah blessing in Hebrew. He recruits his co-worker Noel to teach it to him, but in exchange Noel asks Frasier to get an autograph for him at a Star Trek convention. When Frasier fails to do so, Noel gets revenge.
• 07 - "Bristle While You Work"- Frasier and Martin interview several candidates to replace Daphne as their housekeeper. Martin complains about Frasier's pushiness, accusing Frasier of not trusting him. Frasier gives in and hires Martin's choice, a sports fan named Trish Haney. When Trish turns out to be totally irresponsible, Martin secretly handles the apartment's cleaning duties himself, rather than face Frasier's I-told-you-so. Meanwhile, a series of one-in-a-million chance events happen to Niles, the last of which is being diagnosed with a critical heart condition.
• 08 - "Rooms with a View"-The Crane family keeps a tense vigil while Niles has open-heart surgery, each remembering various experiences they've had in hospitals.
• 09 - "Don't Go Breaking My Heart"- After recovering from his heart surgery, Niles adopts a new zest for life, with a pomposity that drives everyone else up the wall.
• 10 - "We Two Kings"- Frasier and Niles bicker over which of their two households should host Christmas dinner for the Crane family. When Martin is appointed the tie-breaker, each brother tries to bribe him.
• 11 - "Door Jam"-Frasier and Niles become obsessed by a new day spa, first with gaining entry, then gaining access to the spa's exclusive areas.
• 12 - "The Harassed"-The station hires financial analyst Julia Wilcox, an abrasive and sharp-tongued woman with no time for anyone. During a particularly vicious argument with her, Frasier becomes aroused and makes an advance, leading to a mandatory sexual harassment training session for the entire staff.
• 13 - "Lilith Needs a Favor"-Lilith asks Frasier to donate his sperm so she can conceive another child; Niles treasures an erotic photograph which he thinks Daphne took for him.
• 14 - "Daphne Does Dinner"-Daphne attempts to throw a dinner party, with a reclusive artist as the guest of honor, but fails to escape the Crane family curse which always shows up at such events.
• 15 - "Trophy Girlfriend"-After winning a squash tournament partnered with gym teacher Chelsea, Frasier starts dating her. Seeing her on the job one day, however, brings back nightmares of an abusive coach from his childhood.
• 16 - "Fraternal Schwinns"-Frasier and Niles must learn to ride bicycles for the first time in their lives, to participate in the KACL Bike-a-thon.
• 17 - "Kenny On the Couch"-Kenny is depressed after his divorce is finalized. Frasier wants to help by discussing his problems, but Kenny prefers to join Martin at the pub.
• 18 - "Roe to Perdition"-Frasier and Niles acquire an inside source of top-quality caviar, and become "dealers" to the rest of Seattle's elite, dramatically improving their status. Martin wrestles with a bank's bureaucratic procedures, trying to return a trivial overpayment he had received from the ATM.
• 19 - "Some Assembly Required"-After the KACL staff participate in a low-income house-building project, Frasier becomes a nuisance to the family, offering incessant advice for its decor. Martin and Eddie score a success with a safety assembly at an elementary school, but Niles must fill in at the next one when Martin gets sick.
• 20 - "Farewell, Nervosa"-Cafe Nervosa isn't the same after it hires a guitarist named Ben to play ambient music, sending Frasier and Niles on a search for a new favourite coffeehouse.
• 21 - "The Devil and Dr. Phil"-Bebe lures Frasier into dark pathways after revealing that she is also agent to Dr. Phil McGraw.
• 22 - "Fathers and Sons"-Leland Barton, Hester Crane's old research assistant, visits Seattle. He is so alike in personality to Frasier and Niles that Martin starts to wonder whether he is the boys' biological father.
• 23 - "Analyzed Kiss"-Julia breaks up with Avery. She and Frasier go to his office to take her files and hide in the closet. She kisses him.
• 24 - "A New Position for Roz"-Roz prepares to leave KACL for a new job, but then changes her mind when she learns of Frasier's relationship with Julia. This is a test point to the relationship of Frasier and herself.

[edit] Season 11

Main article: Frasier (Season 11)

• 01 - "No Sex Please, We're Skittish"-Roz wants to go back to KACL. Frasier thinks it's because she is in love with him. He is afraid to sleep with Julia.
• 02 - "A Man, a Plan, and a Gal: Julia"-Niles persuades Frasier to give Julia a chance. Frasier asks her to dine with him, while Niles and Daphne want to announce on their baby in dinner.
• 03 - "The Doctor Is Out"-Frasier thinks that Roz's new boyfriend is gay. He follows him into a gay bar, which makes everyone think that Frasier is gay. At the same time, a gay opera director (Patrick Stewart) is interested in Frasier.
• 04 - "The Babysitter"-Frasier meets the woman who used to babysit Niles and himself. He is interested in her and invites her for dinner. When Martin meets her, he, too, gets interested.
• 05 - "The Placeholder"-Roz sets up a date for Frasier with Anne, a boring businesswoman. When he takes her out, Kenny arrives with his beautiful cousin.
• 06 - "I'm Listening"-Frasier overhears Ronee speaking with another man. Ronee tells Martin she thought they weren't exclusive, causing Martin to invent his other girlfriend 'Sheila' which Roz is forced into playing. Frasier overhears more conversations of Martin and Ronee.
• 07 - "Maris Returns"-Niles receives a call from Maris for his advice on her violent lover. He decides not to tell Daphne about his meeting with Maris, due to her pregnancy. Meanwhile, Frasier returns to private practice.
• 08 - "Murder Most Maris"-Niles is questioned by the police after he lent Maris a crossbow that she used as a murder weapon. Frasier appoints himself as a family spokesman.
• 09 - "Guns N' Neuroses"-Lilith comes for a conference. Before Frasier meets her, an interested colleague of Lilith's sets him up on a blind date with her, not knowing who he really is.
• 10 - "Sea Bee Jeebies"-Niles becomes famous due to media attention to Maris's case. Frasier is nominated for two awards, agrees to speak at the Seattle Broadcast Awards and gives an interview to a newspaper reporter, neither of which goes well: the reported wants to interview Niles.
• 11 - "High Holidays"-Frederick visits Frasier. He is going through a "Goth" phase. Martin says that Niles was always one of the good kids. He decides to rebel by consuming a pot brownie supplied by Roz, Martin eats it accidentally.
• 12 - "Frasier-Lite"-A KACL team competes in a weight-loss contest with another radio station for a trip to Las Vegas. Niles and Martin nurse an ailing pigeon back to health.
• 13 - "The Ann Who Came to Dinner"-Ann assesses Frasier's apartment for the insurance, when she falls and breaks her leg. He is afraid she will sue him and decides to take care of her. Maris is released from jail for house arrest. She draws Niles, Martin, and Daphne into a scheme to escape the country.
• 14 - "Freudian Sleep"-Martin and Ronee's romantic trip to the country cabin is spoiled when Frasier, Niles and Daphne believe they have been invited along. At the cabin, each of them has a nightmare: Frasier dreams that he has killed Niles and married Daphne; Niles that he is unable to handle a baby; and Daphne that Niles is cheating on her while she gains weight. Only Martin has a peaceful dream.
• 15 - "Caught in the Act"-Frasier's first wife who is a children's entertainer, Nanette "Nanny G" Guzman, comes to town and makes it clear that she wants Frasier even though she is married. Frasier decides he can't do it, and goes to tell her, just before she starts her show.
• 16 - "Boo! (a.k.a. I'm with Her)"-As retaliation for a practical joke, Frasier dresses as a cleaver-wielding clown to give Martin a scare. Martin suffers a mild heart attack. While recovering, Martin proposes to Ronee.
• 17 - "Coots and Ladders"-Through a series of flashbacks, Frasier confesses to Niles that he has stolen a small item from his neighbor. He and Niles crash her birthday party to try and return it in secret.
• 18 - "Match Game"-Frasier meets Charlotte, a matchmaker looking for new clients. Frasier isn't sure that she can help him. His confidence does not improve when Charlotte sends him on a series of dates from hell. Niles and Daphne follow the advice of a naturalistic midwife.
• 19 - "Miss Right Now"-Frasier despairs when he discovers Charlotte has a handsome and rugged boyfriend. Roz convinces him to visit a singles bar, where he meets Kim. Meanwhile, Ronee's mother comes to visit.
• 20 - "And Frasier Makes Three"-Frasier wants to win over Charlotte from her boyfriend Frank. Frasier finds himself spending quality time with Charlotte and Frank.
• 21 - "Detour"-Charlotte tells Frasier she is going to move to Chicago in 3 weeks. When Frasier's car breaks down, the two find themselves stranded in the middle of nowhere and have to take shelter at the home of a strange family. Niles is planning Martin's bachelor party "entertainment"; Daphne plans to interview a nanny; Martin plans to interview Daphne's replacement. Things get mixed up.
• 22 - "Crock Tales"-Frasier stumbles across a crock pot in his kitchen that brings back many tales and memories, from the past 11 years.
• 23 - "Goodnight, Seattle" (Part I)
• 24 - "Goodnight, Seattle" (Part II)