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The seventh season of Frasier originally aired between September 1999 and May 2000, beginning on September 23, 1999.
List of episodes
Episode#
Series#
Title
Director
Writer(s)
Original Airdate
01
145
"Momma Mia"
Kelsey Grammer
Rob Hanning
September 23, 1999
Roz has fixed Frasier up on a blind date, but before she turns up at Caf Nervosa, Frasier has already introduced himself to another woman at the counter. She turns out to be Mia Preston, a noted children's author whose books he used to read to Frederick. He finds something familiar about her, and decides to ask her out; she accepts. When Niles eventually meets her, he is startled to discover that she bears a striking resemblance to his late mother, Hester Crane. Frasier himself clearly has no idea. He, Niles and Martin are planning to spend the weekend at a cabin where they used to holiday years ago, to celebrate Martin's birthday. Also, the brothers have arranged to have some of their old home movies transferred to videotape, so they can all reminisce together. Frasier brings Mia, and Martin has a similar shock to Niles when he meets her. However, Frasier has the greatest shock of all when he watches the home movies, in which his mother features, and suddenly realises that he is dating her spitting image.
02
146
"Father of the Bride"
David Lee
Mark Reisman
September 30, 1999
Frasier is trying to decide on a wedding present for Daphne and Donny, and Roz is apprehensive in case she is asked to be a bridesmaid, recalling her previous experiences (all of which involved wearing awful dresses). After a conversation with Martin, Frasier decides to pay for the wedding flowers. Unfortunately, when he announces this to Daphne, he is suffering from a bout of hiccups brought on by some jerky Martin made him eat, he only manages to get as far as saying: "Dad and I would be honored to pay for your wedding". Daphne, who has so far been trying not to let her mother take control of the ceremony and arrangements because she is paying, is delighted. Consequently, Frasier feels obliged not to complete the sentence. However, he becomes so involved with the details of organising everything, trying to plan things his way, that Daphne starts to worry that she will have the same problem as with her mother. Meanwhile, Niles is very pleased at having met an attractive woman through what he presumes to be a dating service. The name "Executive Match" rings bells with Frasier, as he heard Donny use it while discussing a client on the phone; it is, in fact, an escort agency, which means that Niles is unwittingly dating a call girl.
03
147
"Radio Wars"
Sheldon Epps
Sam Johnson & Chris Marcil
October 7, 1999
Frasier is very annoyed at getting a prank phonecall very early in the morning from KACL's new morning team, Carlos and the Chicken; everyone else finds it hilarious. He seizes the opportunity to speak to them at Caf Nervosa later that day, but they claim to be fans of his show and not to have intended any offence, so he graciously refrains from any angry outburst. Unfortunately for him, he receives another prank call later, whilst enjoying a bath, during which, suspecting nothing, he is actually persuaded to sing down the phone and to stamp around the floor of the bathroom simultaneously. Desperate for revenge, Frasier sits up all night composing a scathing speech of rebuttal, intending to read it on air to humiliate his rivals. Martin advises him against it, promising that it will only exacerbate the problem. The last straw comes when Roz calls Frasier to notify him about Carlos and the Chicken's currently broadcast: a medley of sound effects and sound bites, engineered to sound like a sex session between him and Roz.
04
148
"Everyone's a Critic"
Pamela Fryman
Joe Keenan
October 14, 1999
The owner of KACL has sent her daughter, Poppy Delafield, to start an internship at the station. Everyone finds her unbearable because she can never stop talking, though they are all too polite to say so. Meanwhile, Niles is very pleased with himself; he has been appointed art critic of a posh magazine, The Monocle, and is now attending performances for free and socialising with the elite of Seattle. Frasier becomes envious, and asks Kenny if he could host an arts programme on KACL, to fill a recently vacated slot in the schedule; Kenny says no. Frasier therefore decides that he must approach someone in a more senior position. To this end, he has a subtle conversation with Poppy, to persuade her to suggest his idea to her mother. She...(and so on)