| 24 episodes |
| # |
Original Airdate |
Prod. Code |
Title |
| 121 - 601 |
September 24, 1998 |
121 |
"Good Grief" |
| Frasier is going through the stages of grief in dealing with the events at the radio station. |
| 122 - 602 |
October 1, 1998 |
122 |
"Frasier's Curse" |
| Frasier can't make up his mind whether or not to go to his high-school class reunion, bearing in mind the bad luck which has befallen him at previous reunions. |
| 123 - 603 |
October 8, 1998 |
124 |
"Dial M for Martin" |
| After Martin decides to move in with Niles for a while, everyone is thrilled with this - until Daphne decides Martin is well enough not to need her services any more. |
| 124 - 604 |
October 15, 1998 |
123 |
"Hot Ticket" |
| After a logistical error, Niles and Frasier are left without tickets to the hottest play of the season - the retirement tour of a famous actor. |
| 125 - 605 |
October 29, 1998 |
125 |
"First Do No Harm" |
| Martin sets up Frasier with the daughter of his buddy Duke, which initially please Frasier - but he soon decides that the relationship's foundation is unsound. |
| 126 - 606 |
November 5, 1998 |
127 |
"Secret Admirer" |
| The arrival of several anonymous presents signals the arrival of a secret admirer, and Frasier learns that simplicity is best when it comes to the art of the chase. |
| 127 - 607 |
November 12, 1998 |
128 |
"How to Bury a Millionaire" |
| Niles' legal troubles are intensifying, and as a result he's short of money, which causes some unpleasant consequences; for a while, Frasier is feeling the pain too. |
| 128 - 608 |
November 19, 1998 |
126 |
"The Seal Who Came to Dinner" |
| When Niles decides to make use of Maris' beach house to host a dinner party, an uninvited guest in the form of a seal creates havoc. |
| 129 - 609 |
December 10, 1998 |
129 |
"Roz, a Loan" |
| When it looks like the gang will be out of work for a while yet, Frasier lends Roz some money to tide her over - and they both soon wish he hadn't. (This episode sees the return of Frasier and company to KACL.) |
| 130 - 610 |
December 17, 1998 |
131 |
"Merry Christmas, Mrs. Moskowitz" |
| When Frasier agrees on a blind date, and discovers he's attracted to the young lady, the usual craziness ensues when it turns out the young lady's mother thought Frasier was Jewish. |
| 131 - 611 |
January 7, 1999 |
132 |
"Good Samaritan" |
| Frasier's willingness to help strangers takes a beating in the course of a series of incidents, culminating in an unpleasant experience for Martin. |
| 132 - 612 |
January 21, 1999 |
134 |
"Our Parents, Ourselves" |
| When Roz's mother comes to town, Roz will try anything to get her out of her hair - including setting her up on a date with Martin. |
| 133 - 613 |
February 4, 1999 |
135 |
"The Show Where Woody Shows Up" |
| Woody from "Cheers" shows up in Seattle, and he and Frasier find out that they have both moved on. |
| 134 - 614 |
February 11, 1999 |
136 |
"Three Valentines" |
| Valentine's Day for the Crane men: Niles doesn't like the creases in his pants, Frasier suffers a communication problem, and Martin and Daphne mix it up. |
| 135 - 615 |
February 18, 1999 |
130 |
"To Tell the Truth" |
| To deal with Maris' attorney, Niles calls on an old boyfriend of Roz who's a fearsome attorney - and the result is both the best of good news, and the worst of bad. |
| 136 - 616 |
February 25, 1999 |
133 |
"Decoys" |
| Niles works out a rather devious scheme involving the summer cottage in the mountains he just received, but a few unplanned moves on other peoples' parts throw his plans into chaos - and then Frasier figures out what's going on. |
| 137 - 617 |
March 11, 1999 |
137 |
"Dinner Party" |
| Niles and Frasier try and plan a dinner party - and learn something about their relationship in the process. |
| 138 - 618 |
March 25, 1999 |
141 |
"Taps at the Montana" |
| Niles moves back into the Montana, but his sublet tenant has made his reception a little chilly - so he throws a party for the tenant board to try and get back into their good graces. |
| 139 - 619 |
April 8, 1999 |
144 |
"IQ" |
| When lunch with a group of Nobel winners shows up at the charity auction, the brothers' usual competitiveness jumps into action. |
| 140 - 620 |
April 29, 1999 |
138 |
"Dr. Nora" |
| Frasier hires a host for another call-in advice show, only she turns out to both be rather unsympathetic to the callers - much to Frasier's distress - as well as having some serious issues of her own. |
| 141 - 621 |
May 6, 1999 |
139 |
"When a Man Loves Two Women" |
| After a long drought in the dating department, Frasier finally finds someone - only to have someone else from his past make a re-appearance. |
| 142 - 622 |
May 13, 1999 |
140 |
"Visions of Daphne" |
| Daphne hears about some forthcoming big news, and Niles is called on to advise her on what to do about the visions that this causes. |
| 143 - 623 |
May 20, 1999 |
142 |
"Shutout in Seattle (1)" |
|
| 144 - 624 |
May 20, 1999 |
143 |
"Shutout in Seattle (2)" |
| The Crane boys finally all seem to have their love lives running smoothly, for once - or so it seems. (Episode guest stars Jason Graae as Jack, the Piano Player, and Gregory Jbara as the Bartender. They appear in the 2nd part only.) |
