Hostility abounds when it is realized that Martin moved in with Frasier eight years previously. Frasier sees this as a representation of his failure to attract a mate. There are some tense moments, culminated by Frasier accidentally throwing Martin's chair off the balcony.
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studioAT15 November 2022
Stick with this episode would be my advice.
It doesn't start well, with lots of bickering and Frasier being a brat. But it does grow into itself, and into something rather sweet natured and well written.
The performances help a great deal, and the chemistry between Kelsey Grammer and John Mahoney is lovely as ever. I thought it ended rather sweetly, and dealt with Frasier's growth as a character in a non preachy way.
I even liked the second storyline involving Niles/Daphne and Roz, it had some nice moments.
Yes, this episode does have some similar themes/plot points as the eighth series outing 'The Bad Son', but this is still a decent episode.
It doesn't start well, with lots of bickering and Frasier being a brat. But it does grow into itself, and into something rather sweet natured and well written.
The performances help a great deal, and the chemistry between Kelsey Grammer and John Mahoney is lovely as ever. I thought it ended rather sweetly, and dealt with Frasier's growth as a character in a non preachy way.
I even liked the second storyline involving Niles/Daphne and Roz, it had some nice moments.
Yes, this episode does have some similar themes/plot points as the eighth series outing 'The Bad Son', but this is still a decent episode.
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