Frasier season 7 episode 16 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Frasier assists Roz with her bathroom redecoration, struggling to choose colors. At work, he replaces Roz with Mary, a student from a career training program. Mary's direct approach on air contrasts with Frasier's, causing him discomfort. Frasier, grappling with racial sensitivity, hesitates to address Mary's overbearing style. Meanwhile, he boasts about his yellow belt in kickboxing. Eventually, Frasier confronts Mary, admitting his discomfort and suggesting she's better suited for her own show, resolving the tension amicably.
Full Episode S07E16 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Roz's dilemma at the beginning of the episode?
Roz is overwhelmed by the numerous choices involved in redecorating her bathroom.
How does Frasier help Roz with her bathroom redecorating?
Frasier demonstrates his ability to discern different shades of color, trying to assist Roz in making decisions.
Why does Frasier decide not to use Chuck Ranberg as a temporary replacement for Roz?
Chuck Ranberg has a speech impediment that Frasier finds difficult to work with professionally.
What program does Frasier mention for finding a replacement for Roz?
Frasier mentions the Second Start program, which offers career training to people in tedious, low-paying jobs.
Who is Mary Thomas in the episode?
Mary Thomas is a student from the Second Start program who fills in for Roz on Frasier's radio show.
What is Frasier's new achievement shared at home?
Frasier has achieved a yellow belt in kickboxing.
How does Mary Thomas contribute on her first day on the radio show?
Mary offers direct and forthright advice to callers, different from Frasier's usual approach.
What is the main conflict Frasier faces with Mary's presence on the show?
Frasier struggles with Mary's different style and is hesitant to intervene due to concerns about racial sensitivity.
How does Frasier initially plan to address his concerns with Mary?
Frasier considers suggesting that Mary should have her own radio show to avoid direct confrontation.
What does Frasier eventually do to resolve his dilemma with Mary?
Frasier candidly tells Mary that he doesn't enjoy working with her due to their different styles and approaches.