List of Frasier episodes

Frasier is an American sitcom created by David Angell, Peter Casey and David Lee and is a spinoff from the series Cheers, which was created by Glen Charles, Les Charles and James Burrows.
The series sees newly divorced psychiatrist Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) leave behind his old life in Boston and relocate to his hometown of Seattle, Washington. He begins a new career as the host of his own radio call-in show, where he is assisted by his sassy, somewhat promiscuous producer, Roz Doyle(Peri Gilpin). Frasier quickly learns from his anal retentive younger brother Niles(David Hyde-Pierce) that their disabled father Martin (John Mahoney) is no longer able to live alone, and Frasier reluctantly agrees to take him in (along with Martin's favorite recliner and his dog, Eddie (Moose)). In order to help Martin with his physical therapy, he and Frasier ultimately hire a live-in housekeeper and therapist, Daphne Moon (Jane Leeves), a quirky British woman who believes she is psychic. The five quickly form a strange family unit, and Frasier comes to realize that even though his new life may not be what he planned, that does not mean that it is bad.
Frasier was broadcast on NBC for eleven seasons, from September 16, 1993 to May 13, 2004.[1] It has been in syndication since 1997. Although the actual episode titles were rarely formally displayed on-screen, each episode had two or three 'title cards', flashed up on a black backdrop during an episode (usually at the start of one of the three parts of the original US broadcast). These pertained to the particular sequences of the episodes themselves, often in ways which were not immediately obvious. Many referred to classical literature and cultural subjects, while a small percentage were also the overall titles of the episodes. 264 episodes of Frasier were broadcast. Paramount Home Entertainment/CBS DVD has released all 11 seasons on Region 1, Region 2 and Region 4 DVD. In addition, the series was made available for streaming through services such as Netflix and Amazon Video.
== Series overview ==
Season	Season	Episodes	Episodes	Originally aired 	Originally aired	Nielsen ratings[2]	Nielsen ratings[2]	Nielsen ratings[2]
Season	Season	Episodes	Episodes	First aired 	Last aired 	Rank 	Rating 	Tied with
 	1 	24 	24 	September 16, 1993	May 19, 1994 	7 	16.8 	N/A
 	2 	24 	24 	September 20, 1994	May 23, 1995 	15 	14.5 	N/A
 	3 	24 	24 	September 19, 1995	May 21, 1996 	11 	13.6 	20/20
 	4 	22 	22 	September 17, 1996	May 20, 1997 	16 	11.8 	N/A
 	5 	23 	23 	September 23, 1997	May 19, 1998 	10 	12.0 	Home Improvement
 	6 	23 	23 	September 24, 1998	May 29, 1999 	3 	15.6 	N/A
 	7 	23 	23 	September 23, 1999	May 18, 2000 	6 	13.6 	N/A
 	8 	21 	21 	October 24, 2000 	May 22, 2001 	17 	10.7 	Temptation Island
 	9 	23 	23 	September 25, 2001	May 21, 2002 	14 	9.9 	JAG
 	10 	24 	24 	September 24, 2002	May 20, 2003 	26 	8.4 	N/A
 	11 	22 	22 	September 23, 2003	May 13, 2004 	30 	7.3 	The King of Queens
== Episodes ==
=== Season 1 (1993–94) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	U.S. viewers
(millions) 
[3][4][5][6]
1 	1 	"The Good Son" 	James Burrows	David Angell & Peter Casey & David Lee	September 16, 1993	28.1
2 	2 	"Space Quest" 	James Burrows	Sy Dukane & Denise Moss 	September 23, 1993	29.2
3 	3 	"Dinner at Eight" 	James Burrows	Anne Flett& Chuck Ranberg 	September 30, 1993	28.7
4 	4 	"I Hate Frasier Crane" 	David Lee 	Christopher Lloyd 	October 7, 1993 	28.5
5 	5 	"Here's Looking at You" 	Andy Ackerman	Brad Hall 	October 14, 1993 	30.9
6 	6 	"The Crucible" 	James Burrows	Sy Dukane & Denise Moss 	October 21, 1993 	28.9
7 	7 	"Call Me Irresponsible" 	James Burrows	Anne Flett & Chuck Ranberg 	October 28, 1993 	27.0
8 	8 	"Beloved Infidel" 	Andy Ackerman	Leslie Eberhard 	November 4, 1993 	29.6
9 	9 	"Selling Out" 	Andy Ackerman	Lloyd Garver 	November 11, 1993 	28.0
10	10	"Oops!" 	James Burrows	Denise Moss & Sy Dukane 	November 18, 1993 	29.3
11	11	"Death Becomes Him" 	Andy Ackerman	Leslie Eberhard 	December 2, 1993 	30.6
12	12	"Miracle on Third or Fourth Street" 	James Burrows	Christopher Lloyd 	December 16, 1993 	32.6
13	13	"Guess Who's Coming to Breakfast?" 	Andy Ackerman	Molly Newman 	January 6, 1994 	30.4
14	14	"Can't Buy Me Love" 	James Burrows	Chuck Ranberg & Anne Flett-Giordano 	January 20, 1994 	32.6
15	15	"You Can't Tell a Crook by His Cover"	Andy Ackerman	David Lloyd 	January 27, 1994 	30.5
16	16	"The Show Where Lilith Comes Back" 	James Burrows	Ken Levine& David Isaacs 	February 3, 1994 	33.1
17	17	"A Mid-Winter Night's Dream" 	David Lee 	Chuck Ranberg & Anne Flett-Giordano 	February 10, 1994 	32.8
18	18	"And the Whimper Is..." 	James Burrows	Denise Moss & Sy Dukane 	February 17, 1994 	N/A
19	19	"Give Him the Chair!" 	James Burrows	Chuck Ranberg & Anne Flett-Giordano 	March 17, 1994 	29.8
20	20	"Fortysomething" 	Rick Beren 	Sy Dukane & Denise Moss 	March 31, 1994 	27.1
21	21	"Travels with Martin" 	James Burrows	Linda Morris & Vic Rauseo 	April 14, 1994 	25.5
22	22	"Author, Author" 	James Burrows	Don Seigel & Jerry Perzigian 	May 5, 1994 	26.2
23	23	"Frasier Crane's Day Off" 	James Burrows	Chuck Ranberg & Anne Flett-Giordano 	May 12, 1994 	28.3
24	24	"My Coffee with Niles" 	James Burrows	David Angell & Peter Casey 	May 19, 1994 	29.7
=== Season 2 (1994–95) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	U.S. viewers
(millions)
25	1 	"Slow Tango in South Seattle" 	James Burrows 	Martin Weiss 	September 20, 1994	28.7[7]
26	2 	"The Unkindest Cut of All" 	Rick Beren 	Dave Hackel 	September 27, 1994	29.6[7]
27	3 	"The Matchmaker" 	David Lee 	Joe Keenan 	October 4, 1994 	28.4[7]
28	4 	"Flour Child" 	James Burrows 	Christopher Lloyd 	October 11, 1994 	27.4[7]
29	5 	"Duke's, We Hardly Knew Ye" 	James Burrows 	Linda Morris & Vic Rauseo 	October 18, 1994 	29.0[7]
30	6 	"The Botched Language of Cranes" 	David Lee 	Joe Keenan 	November 1, 1994 	30.8[7]
31	7 	"The Candidate" 	James Burrows 	Chuck Ranberg & Anne Flett-Giordano 	November 8, 1994 	29.2[7]
32	8 	"Adventures in Paradise: Part 1" 	James Burrows 	Ken Levine& David Isaacs 	November 15, 1994 	31.8[7]
33	9 	"Adventures in Paradise: Part 2" 	James Burrows 	Ken Levine & David Isaacs 	November 22, 1994 	N/A
34	10	"Burying a Grudge" 	Andy Ackerman 	David Lloyd 	November 29, 1994 	22.5[7]
35	11	"Seat of Power" 	James Burrows 	Steven Levitan 	December 13, 1994 	34.2[8]
36	12	"Roz in the Doghouse" 	James Burrows 	Chuck Ranberg & Anne Flett-Giordano 	January 3, 1995 	29.1[8]
37	13	"Retirement is Murder" 	Alan Myserson 	Elias Davis & David Pollock 	January 10, 1995 	32.0[8]
38	14	"Fool Me Once, Shame on You. Fool Me Twice..."	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Christopher Lloyd 	February 7, 1995 	21.3[8]
39	15	"You Scratch My Book..." 	Andy Ackerman 	Joe Keenan 	February 14, 1995 	29.4[8]
40	16	"The Show Where Sam Shows Up" 	James Burrows 	Ken Levine & David Isaacs 	February 21, 1995 	26.4[8]
41	17	"Daphne's Room" 	David Lee 	Linda Morris & Vic Rauseo 	February 28, 1995 	29.1[8]
42	18	"The Club" 	David Lee 	Elias Davis & David Pollock 	March 21, 1995 	32.8[9]
43	19	"Someone to Watch Over Me" 	James Burrows 	Don Seigel 	March 28, 1995 	32.0[9]
44	20	"Breaking the Ice" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Steven Levitan 	April 18, 1995 	20.6[9]
45	21	"An Affair to Forget" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Chuck Ranberg & Anne Flett-Giordano 	May 2, 1995 	28.3[9]
46	22	"Agents in America, Part III" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Joe Keenan 	May 9, 1995 	26.9[9]
47	23	"The Innkeepers" 	James Burrows 	David Lloyd 	May 16, 1995 	30.9[9]
48	24	"Dark Victory" 	James Burrows 	Christopher Lloyd and Linda Morris & Vic Rauseo	May 23, 1995 	29.7[9]
=== Season 3 (1995–96) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	U.S. viewers
(millions)
49	1 	"She's the Boss" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Chuck Ranberg & Anne Flett-Giordano 	September 19, 1995	28.8[10]
50	2 	"Shrink Rap" 	David Lee 	Christopher Lloyd 	September 26, 1995	29.6[11]
51	3 	"Martin Does It His Way" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	David Lloyd 	October 10, 1995 	25.9[12]
52	4 	"Leapin' Lizards" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Chuck Ranberg & Anne Flett-Giordano 	October 31, 1995 	28.6[13]
53	5 	"Kisses Sweeter Than Wine" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Anne Flett-Giordano 	November 7, 1995 	30.9[14]
54	6 	"Sleeping with the Enemy" 	Jeff Melman 	Linda Morris & Vic Rauseo 	November 14, 1995 	27.8[15]
55	7 	"The Adventures of Bad Boy and Dirty Girl" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Joe Keenan 	November 21, 1995 	28.5[16]
56	8 	"The Last Time I Saw Maris" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Ian Gurvitz 	November 28, 1995 	30.9[17]
57	9 	"Frasier Grinch" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	David Lloyd 	December 19, 1995 	27.8[18]
58	10	"It's Hard to Say Goodbye If You Won't Leave"	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Steven Levitan 	January 9, 1996 	31.0[19]
59	11	"The Friend" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Jack Burditt 	January 16, 1996 	25.3[20]
60	12	"Come Lie with Me" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Steven Levitan 	January 30, 1996 	32.3[21]
61	13	"Moon Dance" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Joe Keenan, Christopher Lloyd, Rob Greenberg, Jack Burditt, Chuck Ranberg, Anne Flett-Giordano, Linda Morris & Vic Rauseo	February 6, 1996 	28.9[22]
62	14	"The Show Where Diane Comes Back" 	James Burrows 	Christopher Lloyd 	February 13, 1996 	25.8[23]
63	15	"A Word to the Wiseguy" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Joe Keenan 	February 20, 1996 	29.5[24]
64	16	"Look Before You Leap" 	James Burrows 	Chuck Ranberg & Anne Flett-Giordano 	February 27, 1996 	34.8[25]
65	17	"High Crane Drifter" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Jack Burditt 	March 12, 1996 	28.3[26]
66	18	"Chess Pains" 	Gordon Hunt 	Rob Greenberg 	March 26, 1996 	27.5[27]
67	19	"Crane vs. Crane" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	David Lloyd 	April 9, 1996 	26.1[28]
68	20	"Police Story" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Sy Rosen 	April 23, 1996 	29.1[29]
69	21	"Where There's Smoke, There's Fired" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Joe Keenan 	April 30, 1996 	25.2[30]
70	22	"Frasier Loves Roz" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Suzanne Martin 	May 7, 1996 	27.8[31]
71	23	"The Focus Group" 	Philip Charles MacKenzie	Rob Greenberg 	May 14, 1996 	24.3[32]
72	24	"You Can Go Home Again" 	David Lee 	Linda Morris & Vic Rauseo 	May 21, 1996 	30.8[33]
=== Season 4 (1996–97) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	U.S. viewers
(millions)
73	1 	"The Two Mrs. Cranes" 	David Lee 	Joe Keenan 	September 17, 1996	21.8[34]
74	2 	"Love Bites Dog" 	Jeff Melman 	Suzanne Martin 	September 24, 1996	19.8[34]
75	3 	"The Impossible Dream" 	David Lee 	Rob Greenberg 	October 15, 1996 	14.5[34]
76	4 	"A Cranes' Critique" 	Jeff Melman 	Dan Cohen & F. J. Pratt 	October 22, 1996 	15.5[34]
77	5 	"Head Game" 	David Lee 	Rob Greenberg 	November 12, 1996 	20.4[35]
78	6 	"Mixed Doubles" 	Jeff Melman 	Christopher Lloyd 	November 19, 1996 	18.4[35]
79	7 	"A Lilith Thanksgiving" 	Jeff Melman 	Chuck Ranberg & Anne Flett-Giordano	November 26, 1996 	19.6[35]
80	8 	"Our Father Whose Art Ain't Heaven" 	Jeff Melman 	Michael B. Kaplan 	December 10, 1996 	16.9[36]
81	9 	"Dad Loves Sherry, the Boys Just Whine" 	James Burrows 	Joe Keenan 	January 7, 1997 	19.1[37]
82	10	"Liar! Liar!" 	James Burrows 	Chuck Ranberg & Anne Flett-Giordano	January 14, 1997 	18.1[37]
83	11	"Three Days of the Condo" 	David Lee 	Michael B. Kaplan 	January 21, 1997 	19.1[37]
84	12	"Death and the Dog" 	James Burrows 	Suzanne Martin 	February 11, 1997 	15.3[38]
85	13	"Four for the Seesaw" 	Jeff Melman 	David Lloyd 	February 18, 1997 	15.4[38]
86	14	"To Kill a Talking Bird" 	David Lee 	Jeffrey Richman 	February 25, 1997 	17.2[38]
87	15	"Roz's Krantz and Gouldenstein Are Dead"	Jeff Melman 	William Lucas Walker 	March 11, 1997 	17.4[39]
88	16	"The Unnatural" 	Pamela Fryman 	Michael B. Kaplan 	April 1, 1997 	16.9[40]
89	17	"Roz's Turn" 	Joyce Gittlin 	Joe Keenan 	April 15, 1997 	16.0[40]
90	18	"Ham Radio" 	David Lee 	David Lloyd 	April 22, 1997 	15.4[40]
91
92	19
20	"Three Dates and a Break Up" 	Jeff Melman 	Rob Greenberg 	April 29, 1997 	15.8[41]
93	21	"Daphne Hates Sherry" 	Kelsey Grammer	Chuck Ranberg & Anne Flett-Giordano	May 6, 1997 	14.7[41]
94	22	"Are You Being Served?" 	Gordon Hunt 	William Lucas Walker 	May 13, 1997 	16.3[41]
95	23	"Ask Me No Questions" 	Jeff Melman 	Dan Cohen & F. J. Pratt 	May 20, 1997 	19.2[41]
96	24	"Odd Man Out" 	Jeff Melman 	Suzanne Martin 	May 20, 1997 	20.0[41]
=== Season 5 (1997–98) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	Prod.
code	U.S. viewers
(millions)
97 	1 	"Frasier's Imaginary Friend" 	David Lee 	Rob Greenberg 	September 23, 1997	501[42]	21.5[43]
98 	2 	"The Gift Horse" 	Pamela Fryman 	Ron Darian 	September 30, 1997	502 	19.6[44]
99 	3 	"Halloween" 	Pamela Fryman 	Suzanne Martin 	October 28, 1997 	506 	20.7[45]
100	4 	"The Kid" 	Jeff Melman 	Jeffrey Richman & Suzanne Martin	November 4, 1997 	507 	20.0[46]
101	5 	"The 1000th Show" 	David Lee 	Christopher Lloyd & Joe Keenan 	November 11, 1997 	504 	18.8[47]
102	6 	"Voyage of the Damned" 	Pamela Fryman 	Jeffrey Richman 	November 18, 1997 	505 	17.8[48]
103	7 	"My Fair Frasier" 	Jeff Melman 	Jay Kogen 	November 25, 1997 	503 	17.8[49]
104	8 	"Desperately Seeking Closure" 	Pamela Fryman 	Rob Hanning 	December 9, 1997 	512 	17.8[50]
105	9 	"Perspectives on Christmas" 	David Lee 	Christopher Lloyd 	December 16, 1997 	510 	19.2[51]
106	10	"Where Every Bloke Knows Your Name"	Jeff Melman 	Rob Hanning 	January 6, 1998 	509 	18.2[52]
107	11	"Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do" 	David Lee 	Jay Kogen 	January 13, 1998 	514 	19.6[53]
108	12	"The Zoo Story" 	Pamela Fryman 	Joe Keenan 	January 20, 1998 	511 	16.6[54]
109	13	"The Maris Counselor" 	Jeff Melman 	David Lloyd 	February 3, 1998 	515 	18.4[55]
110	14	"The Ski Lodge" 	David Lee 	Joe Keenan 	February 24, 1998 	518 	17.6[56]
111	15	"Room Service" 	David Lee 	Ken Levine& David Isaacs 	March 3, 1998 	517 	18.3[56]
112	16	"Beware of Greeks" 	Jeff Melman 	David Lloyd 	March 17, 1998 	516 	16.4[57]
113	17	"The Perfect Guy" 	Jeff Melman 	Rob Greenberg 	March 24, 1998 	508 	18.1[58]
114	18	"Bad Dog" 	Pamela Fryman 	Suzanne Martin 	April 7, 1998 	513 	15.9[59]
115	19	"Frasier Gotta Have It" 	Dan Butler 	Rob Greenberg 	April 21, 1998 	520 	16.1[60]
116	20	"First Date" 	Kelsey Grammer	Rob Hanning 	April 28, 1998 	522 	19.3[61]
117	21	"Roz and the Schnoz" 	Ken Levine 	Jeffrey Richman 	May 5, 1998 	523 	16.7[62]
118	22	"The Life of the Party" 	Jeff Melman 	Suzanne Martin & Jeffrey Richman	May 12, 1998 	519 	15.6[63]
119	23	"Party, Party" 	Jeff Melman 	David Lloyd 	May 19, 1998 	521 	17.7[64]
120	24	"Sweet Dreams" 	Sheldon Epps 	Jay Kogen 	May 19, 1998 	524 	21.3[64]
=== Season 6 (1998–99) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	Prod.
code	U.S. viewers
(millions)
121	1 	"Good Grief" 	Pamela Fryman 	Christopher Lloyd 	September 24, 1998	601[65]	28.3[66]
122	2 	"Frasier's Curse" 	Pamela Fryman 	Jay Kogen 	October 1, 1998 	602 	25.2[66]
123	3 	"Dial M for Martin" 	Ken Lamkin 	Rob Greenberg 	October 8, 1998 	604 	25.7[66]
124	4 	"Hot Ticket" 	David Lee 	Jeffrey Richman 	October 15, 1998 	603 	22.2[66]
125	5 	"First, Do No Harm" 	Sheldon Epps 	Jordan Hawley & William Schifrin	October 29, 1998 	605 	24.6[66]
126	6 	"Secret Admirer" 	Pamela Fryman 	Lori Kirkland 	November 5, 1998 	607 	22.1[66]
127	7 	"How to Bury a Millionaire" 	Pamela Fryman 	Lori Kirkland 	November 12, 1998 	608 	22.0[66]
128	8 	"The Seal Who Came to Dinner" 	David Lee 	Joe Keenan 	November 19, 1998 	606 	21.7[66]
129	9 	"Roz, a Loan" 	Pamela Fryman 	Janis Hirsch 	December 10, 1998 	609 	23.6[66]
130	10	"Merry Christmas, Mrs. Moskowitz"	Kelsey Grammer	Jay Kogen 	December 17, 1998 	611 	25.0[66]
131	11	"Good Samaritan" 	Sheldon Epps 	Alex Gregory & Peter Huyck 	January 7, 1999 	612 	24.6[66]
132	12	"Our Parents, Ourselves" 	Pamela Fryman 	Janis Hirsch 	January 21, 1999 	614 	23.6[66]
133	13	"The Show Where Woody Shows Up" 	Pamela Fryman 	Rob Greenberg 	February 4, 1999 	615 	24.8[66]
134	14	"Three Valentines" 	Kelsey Grammer	Rob Hanning 	February 11, 1999 	616 	N/A
135	15	"To Tell the Truth" 	David Lee 	Rob Hanning 	February 18, 1999 	610 	27.7[66]
136	16	"Decoys" 	Pamela Fryman 	David Lloyd 	February 25, 1999 	613 	25.6[66]
137	17	"Dinner Party" 	David Lee 	Jeffrey Richman 	March 11, 1999 	617 	21.9[66]
138	18	"Taps at the Montana" 	David Lee 	David Lloyd 	March 25, 1999 	621 	23.1[66]
139	19	"IQ" 	David Lee 	Rob Hanning & Jay Kogen 	April 8, 1999 	624 	21.7[66]
140	20	"Dr. Nora" 	Katy Garretson	Joe Keenan 	April 29, 1999 	618 	21.4[66]
141	21	"When a Man Loves Two Women" 	David Lee 	Alex Gregory & Peter Huyck 	May 6, 1999 	619 	20.0[66]
142	22	"Visions of Daphne" 	Robert H. Egan	Janis Hirsch & Lori Kirkland 	May 13, 1999 	620 	21.5[66]
143
144	23
24	"Shutout in Seattle" 	Pamela Fryman 	David Isaacs 	May 20, 1999 	622-623	27.2[66]
=== Season 7 (1999–2000) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	Prod.
code	U.S. viewers
(millions)
145	1 	"Momma Mia" 	Kelsey Grammer	Rob Hanning 	September 23, 1999	703[67]	25.2[68]
146	2 	"Father of the Bride" 	David Lee 	Mark Reisman 	September 30, 1999	701 	23.7[68]
147	3 	"Radio Wars" 	Sheldon Epps 	Sam Johnson & Chris Marcil 	October 7, 1999 	702 	21.3[68]
148	4 	"Everyone's a Critic" 	Pamela Fryman 	Joe Keenan 	October 14, 1999 	704 	20.9[68]
149	5 	"The Dog That Rocks the Cradle" 	Pamela Fryman 	Bob Daily 	October 21, 1999 	706 	22.0[68]
150	6 	"Rivals" 	Katy Garretson	Christopher Lloyd 	November 4, 1999 	707 	20.7[68]
151	7 	"A Tsar is Born" 	Pamela Fryman 	Charlie Hauck 	November 11, 1999 	705 	18.6[68]
152	8 	"The Late Dr. Crane" 	Robert H. Egan	Rob Hanning 	November 18, 1999 	709 	18.9[68]
153	9 	"The Apparent Trap" 	Kelsey Grammer	Dan O'Shannon 	November 25, 1999 	708 	20.5[68]
154	10	"Back Talk" 	Pamela Fryman 	Lori Kirkland 	December 9, 1999 	710 	N/A
155	11	"The Fight Before Christmas" 	Pamela Fryman 	Jon Sherman 	December 16, 1999 	711 	28.5[68]
156	12	"RDWRER" 	Kelsey Grammer	Sam Johnson & Chris Marcil 	January 6, 2000 	712 	24.1[68]
157	13	"They're Playing Our Song" 	David Lee 	David Lloyd 	January 13, 2000 	713 	N/A
158	14	"Big Crane on Campus" 	Sheldon Epps 	Mark Reisman 	February 3, 2000 	714 	N/A
159	15	"Out with Dad" 	David Lee 	Joe Keenan 	February 10, 2000 	717 	N/A
160	16	"Something About Dr. Mary" 	Wil Shriner 	Jay Kogen 	February 17, 2000 	715 	N/A
161	17	"Whine Club" 	Kelsey Grammer	Bob Daily & Jon Sherman 	February 24, 2000 	716 	21.3[68]
162	18	"Hot Pursuit" 	Sheldon Epps 	Charlie Hauck 	March 23, 2000 	719 	14.0[68]
163	19	"Morning Becomes Entertainment" 	Pamela Fryman 	Rob Hanning & Jay Kogen 	April 6, 2000 	722 	16.7[68]
164	20	"To Thine Old Self Be True" 	Robert H. Egan	Dan O'Shannon 	April 27, 2000 	718 	20.4[68]
165	21	"The Three Faces of Frasier" 	Pamela Fryman 	Jon Sherman 	May 4, 2000 	721 	16.8[68]
166	22	"Dark Side of the Moon" 	David Lee 	Lori Kirkland 	May 11, 2000 	720 	23.0[68]
167
168	23
24	"Something Borrowed, Someone Blue"	Pamela Fryman 	Christopher Lloyd & Joe Keenan	May 18, 2000 	723-724	33.7[68]
=== Season 8 (2000–01) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date	Prod.
code 	U.S. viewers
(millions)
169
170	1
2	"And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon"	Pamela Fryman 	David Angell & Peter Casey 	October 24, 2000 	803-804[69]	28.6[70]
171	3 	"The Bad Son" 	Sheldon Epps 	Rob Hanning 	October 31, 2000 	801 	18.6[70]
172	4 	"The Great Crane Robbery" 	Katy Garretson	Gayle Abrams 	November 14, 2000	802 	18.2[70]
173	5 	"Taking Liberties" 	Kelsey Grammer	Sam Johnson & Chris Marcil 	November 21, 2000	808 	18.1[70]
174	6 	"Legal Tender Love and Care" 	Pamela Fryman 	Saladin K. Patterson 	November 28, 2000	809 	17.9[70]
175	7 	"The New Friend" 	Scott Ellis 	Bob Daily 	December 5, 2000 	807 	16.4[70]
176	8 	"Mary Christmas" 	Pamela Fryman 	Eric Zicklin 	December 12, 2000	805 	15.9[70]
177	9 	"Frasier's Edge" 	David Lee 	Jon Sherman & Dan O'Shannon 	January 9, 2001 	806 	18.1[70]
178	10	"Cranes Unplugged" 	Sheldon Epps 	Lori Kirkland 	January 16, 2001 	813 	17.9[70]
179	11	"Motor Skills" 	Pamela Fryman 	Story by : Sam Johnson & Chris Marcil 
Teleplay by : Eric Zicklin	January 30, 2001 	811 	17.1[70]
180	12	"The Show Must Go Off" 	Robert H. Egan	Mark Reisman 	February 6, 2001 	814 	14.2[70]
181	13	"Sliding Frasiers" 	Pamela Fryman 	Dan O'Shannon & Bob Daily 	February 13, 2001	810 	14.7[70]
182	14	"Hungry Heart" 	Kelsey Grammer	Gayle Abrams 	February 20, 2001	812 	16.6[70]
183	15	"Hooping Cranes" 	Kelsey Grammer	Jon Sherman 	February 27, 2001	815 	12.9[70]
184	16	"Docu.Drama" 	David Lee 	Sam Johnson & Chris Marcil 	March 6, 2001 	816 	17.7[70]
185	17	"It Takes Two to Tangle" 	Wil Shriner 	Rob Hanning 	March 27, 2001 	817 	15.7[70]
186	18	"Forgotten But Not Gone" 	Pamela Fryman 	David Lloyd 	April 17, 2001 	818 	13.3[70]
187	19	"Daphne Returns" 	Pamela Fryman 	Dan O'Shannon & Bob Daily 	May 1, 2001 	819 	17.6[70]
188	20	"The Wizard and Roz" 	Sheldon Epps 	Saladin K. Patterson 	May 8, 2001 	824 	14.5[70]
189	21	"Semi-Decent Proposal" 	Katy Garretson	Lori Kirkland 	May 15, 2001 	820 	15.6[70]
190	22	"A Passing Fancy" 	Kelsey Grammer	Jon Sherman 	May 15, 2001 	821 	15.6[70]
191	23	"A Day in May" 	Kelsey Grammer	Eric Zicklin & Lori Kirkland	May 22, 2001 	823 	17.9[70]
192	24	"The Cranes Go Caribbean" 	Kelsey Grammer	Mark Reisman & Rob Hanning 	May 22, 2001 	822 	17.9[70]
=== Season 9 (2001–02) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	Prod.
code 	U.S. viewers
(millions)
193
194	1
2	"Don Juan in Hell" 	Kelsey Grammer	Sam Johnson & Chris Marcil
Lori Kirkland	September 25, 2001	901-902[71]	19.6[72]
195	3 	"The First Temptation of Daphne"	Kelsey Grammer	Gayle Abrams 	October 2, 2001 	904 	16.5[72]
196	4 	"The Return of Martin Crane" 	David Lee 	Dan O'Shannon& Bob Daily 	October 9, 2001 	905 	15.1[72]
197	5 	"Love Stinks" 	Katy Garretson	Saladin K. Patterson 	October 16, 2001 	906 	15.5[72]
198	6 	"Room Full of Heroes" 	Wil Shriner 	Eric Zicklin 	October 30, 2001 	903 	15.4[72]
199	7 	"Bla-Z-Boy" 	Robert H. Egan	Jon Sherman 	November 6, 2001 	907 	14.5[72]
200	8 	"The Two Hundredth Episode" 	David Lee 	Rob Hanning 	November 13, 2001 	908 	19.3[72]
201	9 	"Sharing Kirby" 	Kelsey Grammer	Heide Perlman 	November 20, 2001 	909 	19.3[72]
202	10	"Junior Agent" 	Scott Ellis 	Bob Daily 	November 27, 2001 	910 	16.4[72]
203	11	"Bully for Martin" 	Stuart Ross 	Eric Zicklin 	December 11, 2001 	911 	16.4[72]
204	12	"Mother Load: Part 1" 	Sheldon Epps 	Lori Kirkland 	January 8, 2002 	912 	14.0[72]
205	13	"Mother Load: Part 2" 	Sheldon Epps 	Lori Kirkland 	January 15, 2002 	913 	14.3[72]
206	14	"Juvenilia" 	Katy Garretson	Sam Johnson & Chris Marcil	January 22, 2002 	914 	13.8[72]
207	15	"The Proposal" 	Wil Shriner 	Rob Hanning 	February 5, 2002 	915 	19.0[73]
208	16	"Wheels of Fortune" 	Jerry Zaks 	Ken Levine & David Isaacs 	February 26, 2002 	917 	19.0[72]
209	17	"Three Blind Dates" 	Kelsey Grammer	Gayle Abrams 	March 5, 2002 	918 	17.8[72]
210	18	"War of the Words" 	Sheldon Epps 	Saladin K. Patterson 	March 12, 2002 	916 	14.4[72]
211	19	"Deathtrap" 	Kelsey Grammer	Jon Sherman 	April 2, 2002 	919 	14.9[72]
212	20	"The Love You Fake" 	Katy Garretson	Sam Johnson & Chris Marcil	April 9, 2002 	924 	14.2[72]
213	21	"Cheerful Goodbyes" 	Sheldon Epps 	Heide Perlman 	April 30, 2002 	922 	14.1[72]
214	22	"Frasier Has Spokane" 	Wil Shriner 	Eric Zicklin 	May 7, 2002 	920 	15.8[72]
215	23	"The Guilt Trippers" 	Wil Shriner 	Lori Kirkland 	May 14, 2002 	921 	13.6[72]
216	24	"Moons Over Seattle" 	Sheldon Epps 	Bob Daily 	May 21, 2002 	923 	17.2[72]
=== Season 10 (2002–03) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	Prod.
code	U.S. viewers
(millions)
217	1 	"The Ring Cycle" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Jon Sherman 	September 24, 2002	1001[74]	21.1[75]
218	2 	"Enemy at the Gate" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Lori Kirkland 	October 1, 2002 	1005 	14.5[75]
219	3 	"Proxy Prexy" 	Cynthia J. Popp	Chris Marcil 	October 8, 2002 	1002 	14.3[75]
220	4 	"Kissing Cousin" 	Scott Ellis 	Eric Zicklin 	October 15, 2002 	1006 	13.8[75]
221	5 	"Tales from the Crypt" 	David Lee 	Saladin K. Patterson 	October 29, 2002 	1003 	12.7[75]
222	6 	"Star Mitzvah" 	Sheldon Epps 	Sam Johnson 	November 5, 2002 	1008 	11.6[75]
223	7 	"Bristle While You Work (Part 1)" 	Sheldon Epps 	Tom Reeder 	November 12, 2002 	1009 	17.3[75]
224	8 	"Rooms with a View (Part 2)" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Dan O'Shannon& Lori Kirkland & Bob Daily	November 19, 2002 	1007 	18.3[75]
225	9 	"Don't Go Breaking My Heart (Part 3)"	Jerry Zaks 	Bob Daily 	November 26, 2002 	1010 	14.7[75]
226	10	"We Two Kings" 	Jerry Zaks 	Patricia Breen 	December 10, 2002 	1011 	13.8[75]
227	11	"Door Jam" 	Scott Ellis 	Heide Perlman 	January 7, 2003 	1004 	12.0[75]
228	12	"The Harassed" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Chris Marcil 	January 14, 2003 	1014 	12.4[75]
229	13	"Lilith Needs a Favor" 	Sheldon Epps 	Lori Kirkland 	February 4, 2003 	1016 	14.9[75]
230	14	"Daphne Does Dinner" 	Katy Garretson 	Heide Perlman 	February 11, 2003 	1013 	12.8[75]
231	15	"Trophy Girlfriend" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Saladin K. Patterson 	February 18, 2003 	1015 	12.8[75]
232	16	"Fraternal Schwinns" 	Sheldon Epps 	Sam Johnson 	February 25, 2003 	1017 	12.1[75]
233	17	"Kenny on the Couch" 	David Lee 	Bob Daily 	March 4, 2003 	1018 	9.3[75]
234	18	"Roe to Perdition" 	Jerry Zaks 	Jon Sherman 	March 18, 2003 	1012 	9.4[75]
235	19	"Some Assembly Required" 	Wil Shriner 	Patricia Breen 	April 1, 2003 	1020 	9.2[75]
236	20	"Farewell, Nervosa" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Eric Zicklin 	April 22, 2003 	1019 	9.3[75]
237	21	"The Devil and Dr. Phil" 	Wil Shriner 	Sam Johnson & Chris Marcil 	April 29, 2003 	1022 	11.1[75]
238	22	"Fathers and Sons" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Jon Sherman 	May 6, 2003 	1024 	10.9[75]
239	23	"Analyzed Kiss" 	Katy Garretson 	Saladin K. Patterson & Heide Perlman 	May 13, 2003 	1023 	10.4[75]
240	24	"A New Position for Roz" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Lori Kirkland 	May 20, 2003 	1021 	11.5[75]
=== Season 11 (2003–04) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	Prod.
code	U.S. viewers
(millions)
241	1 	"No Sex Please, We're Skittish" 	David Lee 	Bob Daily 	September 23, 2003	1101[76] 	11.5[77]
242	2 	"A Man, a Plan and a Gal: Julia"	Kelsey Grammer 	Jon Sherman 	September 23, 2003	1102 	14.5[77]
243	3 	"The Doctor is Out" 	David Lee 	Joe Keenan 	September 30, 2003	1104 	11.8[77]
244	4 	"The Babysitter" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Jeffrey Richman 	October 7, 2003 	1103 	11.7[77]
245	5 	"The Placeholder" 	Sheldon Epps 	Lori Kirkland Baker 	October 14, 2003 	1105 	11.2[77]
246	6 	"I'm Listening" 	Sheldon Epps 	Heide Perlman 	October 21, 2003 	1106 	11.0[77]
247	7 	"Maris Returns" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Chris Marcil 	November 4, 2003 	1107 	10.2[77]
248	8 	"Murder Most Maris" 	Scott Ellis 	Sam Johnson 	November 11, 2003 	1108 	11.9[77]
249	9 	"Guns N' Neuroses" 	Scott Ellis 	Jon Sherman 	November 18, 2003 	1109 	11.6[77]
250	10	"SeaBee Jeebies" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Patricia Breen 	December 2, 2003 	1110 	10.7[77]
251	11	"High Holidays" 	Sheldon Epps 	Christopher Lloyd 	December 9, 2003 	1111 	11.7[77]
252	12	"Frasier-Lite" 	Sheldon Epps 	Sam Johnson & Chris Marcil & Jeffrey Richman and
Jon Sherman & Bob Daily & Patricia Breen	January 6, 2004 	1112 	10.9[77]
253	13	"The Ann Who Came to Dinner" 	Scott Ellis 	Sam Johnson & Chris Marcil 	January 13, 2004 	1114 	10.8[77]
254	14	"Freudian Sleep" 	Cynthia J. Popp	Lori Kirkland Baker 	February 3, 2004 	1117 	12.2[77]
255	15	"Caught in the Act" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Joe Keenan 	February 24, 2004 	1116 	10.1[77]
256	16	"Boo!" 	Katy Garretson 	Jeffrey Richman 	March 2, 2004 	1115 	10.4[77]
257	17	"Coots and Ladders" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Heide Perlman 	March 16, 2004 	1118 	8.2[77]
258	18	"Match Game" 	Katy Garretson 	Bob Daily 	March 30, 2004 	1113 	11.2[77]
259	19	"Miss Right Now" 	Scott Ellis 	Ken Levine& David Isaacs 	April 6, 2004 	1119 	10.4[77]
260	20	"And Frasier Makes Three" 	Scott Ellis 	Sam Johnson 	April 20, 2004 	1120 	10.8[77]
261	21	"Detour" 	Kelsey Grammer 	Chris Marcil 	April 27, 2004 	1121 	12.4[77]
262	22	"Crock Tales" 	Sheldon Epps 	Jon Sherman & Bob Daily 	May 4, 2004 	1122 	14.3[77]
263
264	23
24	"Goodnight, Seattle" 	David Lee 	Christopher Lloyd & Joe Keenan	May 13, 2004 	1123–1124	33.7[78]
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