Sela Ward is one of the fantasy loves of my life. She's gorgeous, talented, and her classy demeanor is apparent. To cast her in this episode was nothing short of brilliant. She presented an epic contrast to Grammer and nailed the comedic timing of the Frasier humor machine that makes this episode one of my all time favorites. I downright cry with laughter every time I see it. That said the finale is magnificent, as Frasier escapes the assumptions of his crew with an atypical and savvy retort, "Well, how do you like me now!" Impeccable!
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Idiot Blows It Again
Hitchcoc9 October 2019
Apparently, wherever Frasier goes there are incredibly attractive women. In this one, his efforts in Acapulco have landed him a fashion model. But because he has an ego the size of Asia, he does everything to screw it up. He has been sworn to secrecy for a time, but can't stand the teasing he is taking from the unbelievers.
Frasier's imaginary girlfriend is real
sundar-23 March 2021
I just finished watching this installment during a Frasier re-run. Frasier manages to bed a supermodel-zoologist (Sela Ward) not once but twice, but nobody believes him when he flaunts their affair together. I am a Sela Ward fan, but she was 41 when this episode was filmed - too mature to play a supermodel who is breaking up with a young NFL player. The writers should have made her a professor of zoology who used to be a supermodel.
I was less than agog.
GiraffeDoor31 January 2022
I like this show a lot but this episode is just one to skip.
The entire thing is is everyone doubting Frasier when he's dating someone kind of high profile. She's nothing special I think she just modelled clothes but you have to just buy that she's some kind of catch.
Circumstances conspire against Frasier as he can't quite prove it and everyone just thinks he's a liar which is pretty annoying for me as a viewer and lacks the humor and wit I've come to expect from this show.
The conclusion is downright annoying and I Frasier does not deserve this at all.
One redeeming feature is that David Hyde Pierce got one or two swell monologues and is wonderful in his delivery.
The entire thing is is everyone doubting Frasier when he's dating someone kind of high profile. She's nothing special I think she just modelled clothes but you have to just buy that she's some kind of catch.
Circumstances conspire against Frasier as he can't quite prove it and everyone just thinks he's a liar which is pretty annoying for me as a viewer and lacks the humor and wit I've come to expect from this show.
The conclusion is downright annoying and I Frasier does not deserve this at all.
One redeeming feature is that David Hyde Pierce got one or two swell monologues and is wonderful in his delivery.
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