A classic episode, Oct 29, 2007

Reviewer: mike streeton from England

Very droll episode with plenty of humorous sibling rivalry between the two protagonists,Frasier and Niles.
An extremely well crafted script.once again immaculately acted as we've come to expect in the Frasier series.
On a baser level, well worth watching just to see the heavenly Shannon Tweed,showing that she definitely possesses.......good comedic timing and delivery.
I feel this episode brilliantly demonstrates man's shallowness and the lengths he is prepared to go in the face of making a conquest with a pretty girl;he is resigned to be untrue to his literary feelings in order to capture the prize! It also comments well on the fickleness of the female!

Rating: 90%

'You Scratch My Book ...' review, May 28, 2005

Reviewer: Jocelyn from London, UK

A great episode in which Frasier becomes attracted to Dr. Honey Snow, an author of popular self help books - the latest of which Frasier is somehow persuaded into writing a foreword, despite the fact that he regards the books as worthless trash. I love Niles' dismissal of Snow's work as 'piffle-lite' while the subplot about his success investing in stock is equally delightful as he starts paying his own money to Daphne in exchange for her affections. This sharply scripted episode concludes with Frasier once again messing up any chance of romantic happiness as he becomes rather too honest with Dr. Snow for his own good and is told in no uncertain terms that he won't be getting any "honey".

Rating: 84%