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And Third Rock from the Sun! Here's the full cast list: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt19698926/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_cl_sm

I missed that. Was that shown on his app? I was wondering why the hell he didn't specify the driver to come closer, and yes, he should have tipped him mightily. I think even if not the acting one she still has the writing/producing/directing opportunities. I think she'll definitely get rewarded somehow.

Mel is visiting for brunch and wants to lock Eddie out on the balcony! Martin (aside): I'll tell you who I'D like to lock out on the balcony. Roz (Deadpan): Oh please. Let it be me. Daphne gets so freaking drunk in this episode I forgot 😄😄😄

I think I found a plot inconsistency. "Whine Club" Frasier says they have Martin's friend Stanley Wojadubakowski to thank for introducing Martin to his mother, but didn't Martin and Hester meet at a crime scene? Here's how Martin describes it in Season 2: Martin: Hester was a psychiatrist, so every now and again the department would have her run up a profile on a suspect. I remember the first time I met her. It was over the chalk outline of a murder victim. She drew a little smile on the head of the outline, and I drew a pair of eyes, and before you knew it we were laughing like a couple of kids.

Watching the classic episode "Something about Dr. Mary" and screaming laughing at this part: Martin: "Boy, that Dr. Mary sure goes on and on." Frasier: "For the last time... she is not a doctor! No matter how many times she refers to herself as one. A cat can have kittens in the oven but that don't make 'em biscuits! Dear...God, now I'm quoting Grandpa Willie."

I wish I could give you every single emoji reaction! Thank you! The people who cast this show are just wonderful.

I rewatched Scott Pilgrim and a 22 year old guy is dating a 17 year old high school girl. That was just 2010. I remember watching Pineapple Express in 2008 and thinking that plot was gross even back then. Seth Rogen was 26 when the movie was made, dating a high schooler. I hope things have changed. I watched the reality show "Perfect Match" which was a very interesting glimpse into this. And this took place currently!

Same.

Yeah, this was not one of my favourites. I really appreciate you bringing up these plot points. A lot of it didn't work for me. It was also super duper bleak compared to the other episodes.

The characterization of Cheryl on this show just kills me. Sometimes she is the sweetest, most tolerant wife (Porno Gil, The Shrimp Incident) and then sometimes she makes me soooooooo mad. Like how Larry bought 3 of "Chet's Shirt" for himself and then when Ted wanted the shirt back, Cheryl told Ted that Larry was hiding an extra shirt upstairs. Oh it makes me so angry! And Cheryl was also acting very, very very suspicious about her actor friend in the episode where they play tennis and that actor friend is in the Tony and Tina play. She was acting incredibly shady and guilty. To me it reads like inconsistent character writing, which often happens to female characters on shows about men. It's the same complaint I have about "Frasier".

My personal favourite was this guy played by Chris Cortez. It was straight out of a romance novel. I was sad thinking he'd be a murder victim, but then he just disappeared for the rest of the episode???

Frasier and Niles bring up playwright Noel Coward a lot, too. And Frasier goes to see "The Man who came to Dinner". The plot of that movie from 1942/play from 1939 is basically the plot of Frasier.

Well the writer does say he'll be BACK in Boston.

And Hitchcock, among many others I am sure. "Sliding Doors" was another one.

So, "RDWRER" came on TV today. Weirdest thing. I have been skipping it all these years. I think I got it mixed up with "Travels with Martin" and figured I didn't want to see it again. LOL. Well, nope, it's a totally different episode. It wasn't bad! I even laughed a time or two. (Eddie putting up his paws when Martin had to put his hands up - LOL). It feels so different from other "Frasier" episodes. It's so wild! It was almost like discovering a new episode. Frasier was on for so long they doubled up on plots. 2 episodes riding in a Winnebago? LOL. Several in a cabin. And so on.

I did love how Abbey stood up for herself, though. She looks really young and I was impressed.

I agree. I've learned from other reality shows that it's probably the person trying to make sure their extensions stay in place.

I have enough of life and family experience to really disagree with that. To each their own.

Boyyyyyyyyy is Francesca an awful person. She is just like pure uncut evil to me.

So it was actually Frasier who pushed and pushed and pushed Niles to ask out Mel - and then of course, Frasier doesn't like her. Funny. How pathetic is it that I'm excited that "Back Talk" is the next episode 😄

Future Sophie: And that's when I realized. To have good sex, Oscar needed his Mom. Sophie's Son: I hate it here. 😁😁😁 The interactions between Sophie and her son were my favourite part of the episode and I can't even see him 😁

All good points. I know Poppy could be annoying, but I vastly prefer her over Mel. I like Katie Finneran's performance of Poppy because she was so different than any other character Katie has played. You could tell she has range. It was sweet how she acted around Niles too.

Regan is so out of Frasier's league. I love how Martin "catches" her in the hallway like a fish. LOL. And it would be so nice for Niles to be mooning over someone besides Daphne for once (in Poppy). But of course, Frasier and Niles had to ruin it.

No, Matt Wilson was somewhere in the middle. Only 21, with a wife named Melisa, and he worked at a daycare. Career[edit] Kole records under the Starstruck Records label and has a publishing contract with Sony/ATV.[1][2] Beginning in 2013, she was on a two-year international tour with Reba McEntire, opening shows for the performer.[2][3] She was also one of the singers featured on Reba McEntire's release "Pray for Peace".[4] In 2013, Starstruck Records released a five-track EP of Kole's, including the single "Money to Me".[5][6] That release reached the number one spot on the Country Music Television (CMT) Pure Countdown.[3] The video from her second release, "If He'd Ever Look Up", was number one for several weeks on CMT Pure, and CMT also named her a "Listen Up" Artist.[3][7] Both songs have also been featured on SiriusXM satellite radio.[7][8] Kole has an endorsement arrangement with Martin Guitars.[9] She was 12 years old when she was first promoted by the company at the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) convention.[10] At age 14, she began playing at the County Music Association (CMA) Festival.[11] In addition to McEntire, Kole has performed on stage with Charlie Daniels, Pat Benatar, and Sheryl Crow. She has opened shows for artists such as Blake Shelton, Alan Jackson, Eric Church and Martina McBride.[12] "Winter", a song Kole wrote about the dolphin featured in the Warner Brothers movies Dolphin Tale and Dolphin Tale 2, appears on the soundtrack of the documentary Winter, the Dolphin that Can.[13][14][15] In May 2018, via Starstruck Records, Caroline Kole made her transition from country to pop with a self-titled EP release featuring the singles "Right Now", "Adamantine", and "Ghost". Kole has solidified her move to pop music with her latest July 2018 release of "What If".[16][17][18] Her latest song released in 2019 is a single titled "Freaking Out!" This was released shortly after the two singles; "Missing Each Other" and "Easy."

Thank you! Thank you!