4x01 The Two Mrs. Cranes - Frasier Episode Guide

Frasier

- Episode 04x01

Episode: 04x01
Title: The Two Mrs. Cranes
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 073
First Aired: Sep. 17, 1996

Season 4 » Episode #01 - The Two Mrs. Cranes

Summary: Daphne's ex-fiancee Clive comes to Seattle when he and Daphne agreed when they broke up that if none of them were attached 5 years later they would give it another go. However Daphne only agreed to this to break up with Clive without breaking his heart as much. Clive comes to Frasier's appartment and Daphne wants to let Clive know that there's no chance of them getting back together.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Clive	played by Scott Atkinson
Eddie	played by Enzo the Dog

Episode Quotes

Season 4 / Episode 1: - The Two Mrs. Cranes

Martin: Come on, they're great guys. Stinky, Wolfman, Boom-Boom, Jim. Of course his name's not really Jim, we just call him that because he likes to drink Jim Beam. Just like we call Hank "Bud," because he drinks Budweiser. Come on, you'd love these guys!
Niles: We're sherry drinkers, Dad. Think about it!

Season 4 / Episode 1: - The Two Mrs. Cranes

Dr. Frasier Crane: Roz, listen, I'm going to the opera tonight. You didn't happen to remember to bring my...
Roz Doyle: Oh, your opera glasses! I'm so sorry, they completely slipped my mind.
Dr. Frasier Crane: I wouldn't really mind, if you hadn't borrowed them just to ogle that bodybuilder that moved in across the street.
Roz Doyle: Hey, I've just looked once or twice. It's not like I copied his name off his mailbox, so I could look up his number and call him while he was in the shower, so I could watch him cross the room naked to answer the phone in front of the picture window. That would be wrong.
Dr. Frasier Crane: Look, I want them back. I refuse to squint through Pagliacci while you're trying to watch "The Magic Flute!"

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TRIVIA

Daphne pretends to be married to Niles so she can avoid romantic entanglements with the layabout Clive. Later, she realizes that Clive has become a captain of industry, and curses her decision to spurn him. At this point, Niles says, "Send in the clowns," a reference to a song that mirrors the current situation. In that song, the singer realizes that someone who she had previously spurned was now an ideal match for her. Both in the song and in the episode, the desired match is unavailable, causing regret in the relationship seekers.

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