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Frasier Online Episode Guide -> Season 6 -> Episode 6.05First, Do No Harm
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| Episode Details |
Written by: Jordan Hawley & William Schifrin Directed by: Sheldon Epps |
Original US airdate: 29th October 1998 Original UK airdate: 5th February 1999 |
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| Episode Synopsis |
Martin sets up a blind date for Frasier with his buddy Duke's daughter, Marie. They get on like a house on fire, but this sets Frasier wondering what exactly makes Marie attracted to him. Niles suggests that perhaps it is his psychiatric ability after Frasier says he is helping her sort through the problems she has with her mother and trying to resolve a recurring dream. Frasier dismisses this out of hand, but while they are getting intimate AND talking about the dream, Frasier says he doesn't want to talk about it now, and Marie abruptly stops and says she has to go home - until Frasier brings up the dream again, and she stays. Frasier promptly breaks up with her, but then admits perhaps he was wrong and they get back together. However, after Frasier admits they are talking about the dream again, Niles rationalises that Frasier is staying with Marie to flex his analytical muscles, which Frasier realises is ultimately true, so he finally breaks it off with Marie.
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| Episode Highlights |
- After Roz looks a mess after looking after her baby:
Martin: Hi Roz. Is that the newest thing - wearing 2 different
shoes?
- After Martin says he's come to cheer Frasier up:
Martin: You haven't had a date in I don't know how long.
Frasier: Yes, well, I do know how long, and this isn't the way
to cheer me up!
- After Niles suggests Marie is going out with Frasier for free
psychiatric advice:
Frasier: You're just jealous! I'm having hot, sweaty, jungle
sex! What are you having?
Niles: [to the waitress] I'm having a latte.
- After Frasier realises Niles was right, and Marie is massaging
his shoulders:
Marie: Oh, you are are tense. Is it just your neck or is it all
over?
Frasier [crying]: It's all over....
- Roz back on caffeine after she finishes breastfeeding
- Frasier says he's going to apologise to Marie:
Frasier: Sometimes the best apology is the truth.
Niles: You mean you're going to tell her that she was prostituting
herself for therapy, but now that's OK?
Frasier: Well, not that truth, some other truth!
- After Niles says Frasier is staying with Marie to flex his
analytical muscles:
Frasier: Marie is a stunning woman with a body to die for, and
you think all I'm interested in is her mind - how shallow do you think
I am?!
- The sight of Eddie attached to Frasier's leg, with Frasier dragging him around.
- After Frasier seems to be about to break up with Marie again:
Marie: Am I crazy or are you breaking up with me again?
Frasier: Well, the two are not unrelated.
| Frasier Online Episode Review |
A mildly diverting episode that, in a worrying trend for the early part of this season, doesn't make for a particularly satisfying episode. There are flashes of wit and amusing moments peppered throughout the episode - Eddie refusing to let go of Frasier's trouser leg is very funny - and while Martin and Daphne's sub plot about Martin fixing Daphne up with someone has it's own fair share of laughs, the episode as a whole didn't really seem to take flight.
Rating
70 %
| Latest Viewer Episode Review |
Avg. Viewer Review:
72.3%
Total Number of Reviews: 4
First, Do No Harm Review, May 31, 2008 |
Reviewer: XxTaftyXx from England |
Firstly, it's strange to see Teri Hatcher playing a role other than Susan Mayer in Desperate Housewives (which I love btw), however, she plays the part well and is suited as Frasier's girlfriend. I believe that the plot was cleverly written in the way it incorporated the running storyline of Frasier's unemployment with his relationships. It was good to see that both characters unconciously wanted other things from the relationship instead of one another. However, the episode never really got going and felt a bit drawn out, especially with a subplot that didn't provide as many laughs as it could of. |
Rating: 74%
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