Frasier

Niles poses as Daphne's husband when her ex-fiancé arrives to win her back.

Bulldog steals away a woman Roz fixed up with Frasier and then falls for her.

Frasier searches for symbolic meaning in a recurring erotic dream involving the station's food critic.

Frasier and Niles spot a famously reclusive author and attempt to catch up with him---but Martin beats them to it.

Niles subs for Frasier on the radio, and his off-air counseling at the studio appears to inspire a slumping basketball star.

Daphne breaks up with her boyfriend, and Niles wants to reveal his true feelings for her.

Lilith and Frasier turn Thanksgiving into a real turkey for the headmaster of the private school they want their son to attend.

Frasier is painted into a corner when Martin gives him artwork that he detests.

Martin falls for a boisterous bartender who's incompatible with Frasier and Niles.

Frasier meets a jailed bully from his prep school who was expelled for a prank perpetrated by Frasier and Niles.

Conflict with the condo board over his new door knocker prompts Frasier to run for board president.

Frasier presents a philosophical story to a radio caller involving Eddie's recent bout of depression and his resulting visit to a dog psychiatrist.

Frasier urges Niles to just go with it when two attractive women agree to spend a weekend with them in a mountain cabin.

Frasier hopes to connect with Niles' comely neighbor at a party in Niles' swanky new apartment.

When Roz is ordered to do community service for a traffic violation, Frasier urges her to confront her fear of aging by visiting the elderly.

Frasier must play ball when he winds up on the KACL softball team and his son wants to see him in a game.

Roz auditions for an on-air job, but her dreams are dashed by Frasier's agent, Bebe.

Frasier produces an old-fashioned radio drama in honor of the station's anniversary, but it plays as a farce.

Part 1 of 2. Sherry intrudes on Frasier's romantic life---and then appears to be out of his life entirely after a breakup with Martin.

Conclusion. Sherry (Marsha Mason) intrudes on Frasier's romantic life---and then appears to be out of his life entirely after a breakup with Martin.

Bad blood develops between Sherry and Daphne And after a big blowup, Daphne seeks refuge at Niles' place.

Niles has hope for a reconciliation with Maris---then he's served with divorce papers.

Frasier ponders whether Niles and Maris should reunite.

Messages mistakenly left on his answering machine by an intriguing woman may be a wake-up call for lonely Frasier.