Rather than show his son that his dad's not perfect, Frasier agrees to join the station's softball team -- even though he has no idea how to play the game.

The sibling rivalry between Frasier and Niles reaches a fever pitch when they try and "top" each other's 65th birthday gift to their father, Martin.

Niles' Halloween costume party becomes a comedy of errors when he mistakenly thinks that Daphne is pregnant -- and Frasier's the father.

To take Niles' mind off his marital problems, Frasier invites him on an Alasakan cruise -- but neglects to tell Niles he's also invited Maris as a "surprise."

Fed up with his cutthroat agent Bebe, Frasier soon learns the high price of hiring a "nice" agent to represent him in contract negotiations.

When Bulldog wrongfully takes credit for foiling a robbery and saving Roz's life, Frasier becomes determined to make Bulldog "come clean."

When Frasier appears to be in denial over losing his job, Niles, Roz and Martin join forces to bring him back to reality.

Frasier dreads the idea of attending his high school reunion, which always seems to coincide with a downturn in his life.

Mistakenly believing he's got a secret admirer, Frasier jeopardizes his new relationship by trying to double his pleasure.

After Maris freezes Niles' assets, he's forced to sublet his luxurious apartment and move into a "low-rent" complex.

Frasier loans Roz $1,500 to tide her over until they get their jobs back, then disapproves of the way she spends the money.

Frasier and Roz play matchmakers for their parents - with disastrous results.

Frasier's old friend from Boston, Woody, visits. The two have a great time reminiscing but as the week goes on, Frasier realizes they have nothing in common... and Woody won't leave.

Niles secretly schemes to break up Daphne’s new romance with his divorce lawyer.

Despondent over Daphne’s engagement, Niles takes a walk on the wild side with a funky waitress from Café Nervosa.

The love lives of Frasier, Martin, Niles and Roz come crashing down around them.

Jealous of Niles' position as the arts critic for a snobby magazine, Frasier goes all out in his bid to host a cultural program on his radio station.

Roz hires Bulldog to babysit her daughter, not realizing he's out to bulldoze her social life.

After a family heirloom is linked to the Romanoffs, Frasier and Niles giddily assume they are descended from royalty.

Looped on pain medication for his ailing back, Frasier makes a startling announcement to Daphne.

Knowing Niles loves her, Daphne is forced to confront how she really feels about him.

Frasier checks his professional dignity at the door when he becomes the cohost of a mindless morning TV show with his agent, Bebe.

Frasier's delight at having his caricature displayed in a famous local landmark dissolves once he sees the unflattering portrait.

Just when Daphne decides to profess her love for Niles, he drops a stunning bombshell.

On the eve of her wedding, Daphne's torn between the man she loves and the man she's engaged to marry.

After running off together, Niles and Daphne face the wrath from their jilted lovers: Donny's suing for emotional distress and Mel's plotting a ruse.

Daphne considers dumping Niles after Donny and Mel's plotting stresses her out. Fortunately, Frasier comes to the lovers' aid once again.

Frasier hires a shady lady lawyer to defend him from a litigious Donny, who blames him for Daphne running out on their wedding.

Frasier appears more jealous than jolly when he co-hosts Seattle's Christmas parade with his radio rival, Dr Mary; Niles and Daphne open their gifts early; and beer adds to Martin's holiday cheer.

Frasier and Niles realize their helplessness when Frasier's car stalls, so they enrol in an auto repair night class. They quickly fall behind, and understand what it's like to be remedial students.

Frasier is supposed to go to a speed-dating event and asks Roz if he should wear a suit or sweater, remarking that the slightest decision can have far-reaching effects. We see what would have happened in each circumstance.

Frasier leaves his wine club to host a new radio feature called "The Wine Corner" and is angered to learn that a resentful Niles - the club's overbearing "cork-master" has ordered it's old members not to participate in the program.

Niles and Daphne "get real" about their romance.