After Frasier claims he can spot a criminal in a crowd, Martin challenges him to identify the ex-con in his poker group.

Martin finds it hard to "forgive and forget" when he runs into a former police buddy who's in the hospital.

On a whim, Frasier and Niles decide to buy one of Seattle's oldest and finest restaurants.

The death of Frasier's great aunt inspires Martin to pursue his lifelong dream of writing a song for Frank Sinatra.

Frasier's thrilled by the prospect of a Christmas visit from his son, but he's forced to brave the mall on Christmas Eve to find just the right gift.

Frasier and Niles square off in a court battle over the competency of an eccentric millionaire.

When the Crane brothers go away for the weekend with two attractive women, Niles discovers he hasn't quite cut his emotional ties to Maris.

Frasier's attempts to produce a live, 1940s-style radio drama for the station's fiftieth anniversary produce chaos instead.

Niles is shocked to discover that his trusted marriage counselor and Maris are having a torrid affair behind his back.

Sparks fly when a family wedding re-ignites a long-simmering feud between Frasier and his fiery Greek Aunt Zora.

Frasier attempts to be in three places at once as he tries to keep his girlfriend, brother and dad happy.

Niles secretly schemes to break up Daphne’s new romance with his divorce lawyer.

Facing eviction by his snooty tenants’ board, Niles throws a party in an effort to get back in their good graces.

Frasier's attempt to write a simple theme song for his show turns into a major production for he and Martin.

Frasier leaves his wine club to host a new radio feature called "The Wine Corner" and is angered to learn that a resentful Niles - the club's overbearing "cork-master" has ordered it's old members not to participate in the program.