Frasier - Season 5

Season 5
Episodes

Frasier's Imaginary Friend
Frasier's jaunt to Acapulco results in a sexy tryst with a dreamy supermodel-zoologist.

The Gift Horse
Martin's birthday presents Frasier and Niles with a chance to engage in their annual one-upmanship bout of gift-giving to their dad.

Halloween
Niles' literary-costume party is the setting for a particularly scary Halloween for Roz, who thinks she might be pregnant.

The Kid
The father of Roz's baby is revealed to be a mere babe himself.

The 1000th Show
Seattle is the setting for Frasier Crane Day, which celebrates Frasier's 1000th radio program.

Voyage of the Damned
Frasier's booked as a celebrity guest on a cruise ship, where Niles is aghast to find Maris aboard.

My Fair Frasier
Frasier submits himself to a relationship with a high-powered attorney.

Desperately Seeking Closure
Sam tells Frasier it's her, not him, when she ends their romance---but Frasier's convinced that it is, in fact, all about him.

Perspectives on Christmas
On a massage table, everyone gets a chance to work out tensions caused by Christmas just past by telling their version of events.

Where Every Bloke Knows Your Name
The Fox and Whistle is a new pub in Frasier's life, where everyone knows his name---much to the chagrin of Daphne.

Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do
Frasier, Niles and Daphne discover that Martin may propose to Sherry---then they learn she's been married many times before.

The Zoo Story
As tough contract negotiations loom, Frasier insists to Bebe Glazer that he's sticking with his new straight-arrow agent.

The Maris Counselor
Months of marriage counseling end in calamity for Niles, who's headed for a divorce from Maris.

The Ski Lodge
Mixed-up romantic maneuvers snowball at a ski lodge.

Room Service
Lilith arrives shattered and needy because her husband has left her. But Frasier finds her vulnerability "highly desirable."

Beware of Greeks
Frasier tries to make up with his Greek aunt for some bum advice he gave to her soon-to-wed son.

The Perfect Guy
The apparent flawlessness of a new radio personality galls Frasier.

Bad Dog
Bulldog's a hero when he stops a gunman, but Frasier thinks his heroism was actually inspired by cowardice.

Frasier Gotta Have It
Frasier has a fling with an earthy artist, but all they have in common is their mutual desire to get down and dirty.

First Date
Niles makes a fictitious dinner date at his apartment after he shies away from asking out Daphne.

Roz and the Schnoz
All but Roz are amused by the prominent proboscises of the parents of her baby's father.

The Life of the Party
Roz goes into labor at a singles mixer thrown by Frasier and Niles.

Party, Party
Frasier encounters obstacles in his efforts to hook up with an attractive acquaintance.

Sweet Dreams
Frasier puts his job on the line when he balks at reading ad copy for a new sponsor at the radio station.
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