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Frasier Online Episode Guide -> Season 5 -> Episode 5.10Where Every Bloke Knows Your Name
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| Episode Details |
Written by: Rob Hanning Directed by: Jeff Melman |
Original US airdate: 6th January 1998 Original UK airdate: 13th March 1998 |
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| Episode Synopsis |
Frasier is feeling empty and bored with his regular routine and decides
to try new activities. After failing to enjoy a game of poker with Martin
and his buddies,. Daphne invites Frasier to her favourite British pub.
At first Frasier doesn't fit in with the other British ex-patriates, but
soon is playing pool, singing songs, and throwing back pints of beer with
all the other patrons. When Frasier starts going to the pub every night,
Daphne feels that Frasier is invading her turf, and Niles feels neglected.
Daphne confronts Frasier about it, and they agree to play a game of darts
to determine who gets to keep the pub. Daphne loses the game but Frasier
starts making fun of Brits, which the other patrons don't appreciate...Meanwhile
we see flashbacks to Frasier and Niles in elementary school where we learn
they haven't changed a bit.
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| Episode Highlights |
- In a flashback to Frasier and Niles at school,
the pair don't think much of the luch in the cafeteria:
Young Niles: This lunch is a culinary Hindenburg!
- Niles is on the phone to someone:
Niles: Bravo! Excellente! Bellissimo! You'll never guess who
that was?
Frasier: The Three Tenors (!)
- Niles sees Frasier is restless with his usual
routine, and searches for different things for them to do:
Niles: There's a wonderful lecture series on the history of Modern
Lecture Series.
- Martin thinks Frasier fit in with his friends
as he doesn't know any dirty jokes like Roz does:
Frasier: If that's the criteria, I'll bet I could tell a story
or two that'll make you blush like a schoolgirl!
Martin: That's what I'm afraid of (!!)
- Frasier is very quick to dismiss Daphne's suggestion
of meeting her friend Claire for a date:
Frasier: I think by now you would know my policy on fix-ups.
Daphne: She's pretty, she's lonely and she's an underwear model.
Frasier: So you do know my policy!
- Daphne is ill, and also tired of Frasier always
being at her English pub:
Frasier: You've got yo be careful what you bring down to the
pub with you.
Daphne: Tell me about it (!!)
- Niles' gift of an antique saddle for Maris was
a disaster:
Niles: Apparently the oils in the saddle reacted badly with her
cellulite cream, creating a poweful epoxy!
- Frasier is winning in his darts match against
Daphne:
Frasier: I score again!
Daphne: That's not something we hear out of your mouth very often!
| Frasier Online Episode Review |
Bookended by 2 excellent scenes of young Frasier and Niles at school, showing they haven't changed a bit, this episode certainly packs a lot into it's 22 minutes and thankfully the result is a very enjoyable episode. It was great seeing Martin's friends again, as was seeing Frasier trying to fit in with them, while Niles' brilliant little subplot about buying an antique saddle for Maris results in some hilarious and unforseen consequences. The main plot of Frasier making himself too comfortable at Daphne's English pub was good fun too, and it was nicew to see Frasier indulging in singing round the piano and pool, and even if the anti-English insults that force Frasier to hand back the pub to Daphne are not the greatest way to end the episode (if undeniably amusing), which all told makes this yet another entertaining Season 5 episode
Rating
81 %
| Latest Viewer Episode Review |
Avg. Viewer Review:
73.5%
Total Number of Reviews: 2
Review for 'Where Every Bloke Knows Your Name', Feb 14, 2006 |
Reviewer: Nick from North Wales, U.K. |
After the tremendous previous episode this is a sadly dull offering. Frasier feels bored of his usual routine so decides to go with Daphne to visit her favourite English style pub. Unfortunately this leads to Frasier meeting a number of people with highly dubious English accents and very little scope for comedy. Easily the strongest section is Niles recounting the disastrous side effects of his new gift for Maris. |
Rating: 68%
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