Aaahh. Poor Frasier! Everything slipped out that day due to being under the doctor's prescription pain relief pills. The rest as they say is history...
I love how after the argument and Frasier is proclaiming he is done with the two of them, Martin is like "Uh huh, got it". He knew Frasier would fix things and just patiently waited for his role in it.
As an ex-detective, Martin is wily and unassuming in his intelligence (he did beat Frasier at chess multiple times). But he's also (deliberately) not cultured in the highfalutin, histrionic ways that Frasier and Niles present themselves.
I felt bad for Frasier. He tried to reconcile Niles and Daphne only to get screamed at and roasted. After all that he still had the forgiveness and compassion to set up a romantic dinner for them. What a gem of a human being.
He is, but ultimately Niles is the braver of the two. Not that Frasier wasn't acting out of love for people he cared about in this situation, but he acted much more surprised and took the fallout much more personally, than Niles did. You make the kinds of decisions that these three people did in this situation, even if it IS the right decision (as it was here) there's gonna be a lot of fallout, and you have to be willing to take it- and said fallout was still much harder on Niles and Daphne than on Frasier. Niles and Daphne were willing to take a chance on that, and of course they were angry and hurt over the fallout (especially since they never got a chance to vent their emotions in a more convenient situation), but they weren't surprised. Frasier acting so confused and wounded every time anyone roasts him for opening his mouth (especially since it's happened SO many times before, over much more minor cases) does seem absurd here, even if it was amusing. He's a licensed therapist, he should be better able to anticipate this possible scenario- and that he would receive some of the backlash, whether he deserved it or not. Don't get me wrong, Frasier's ego and constant belief that he can save situations for everyone else singlehanded is a great character flaw that makes him both very funny and more human, particularly in the new series. But in many areas, as arrogant, blind and snobbish as Niles can be, he's got more courage than Frasier where it really matters. Frasier absolutely meant well here, but he still forced that choice on Niles, at the very worst possible time, and Niles went ahead and acted on that choice anyway, regardless of fallout or possible rejection for both himself and Daphne.
Well, if you look at it from Niles’ point of view, he had just got the love of his life (after 7 long years) and he thought he may be losing her. Niles’ world had just crushed and there was Frasier demanding an apology
@@NinaLamprecht Exactly. Frasier was making it about himself while his brother's life is falling apart around him. Love me some Frasier but this wasn't the time to make it about him.
@@chiasanzes9770Daphne wasn't married and Niles was forced into a sudden wedding he had certainly not planned for. In the real world it could easily have been annulled.
Actually, yes, Frasier, it IS all your fault. You're the one who blabbed to Daphne about Niles' feelings for her, which made her question her own happiness with Donny, then you meddled in two different relationships which led to two people getting their hearts broken, one of them on the literal day of his wedding. And all this from a guy who was himself abandoned at the altar, no less.
Niles and Daphne have both been in Disney films. Niles voiced Doctor Doopler in Treasure Planet. Daphne voiced Miss Ladybug in James and the Giant Peach.
Did you not watch the first episode of the entire series? Frasier mentioned to his dad that his sofa was a replica of Coca Chanel's and it cost the set designers 15 grand.
I honestly thought it meant people would be having Sex With Frasier I didnt know there would be arguing silly me thinking what I thought the title wasso misleading plus I never saw this episode because back when this was airing I didnt know about this show and the place I lived at had very bad TV reception
@@xjcrossx Well it says they turn on Frasier how weird would it be if he stalked them during the Honeymoon by putting a hidden camera on the suitcase just so he could watch them have sex in the Wedding episode where Daphne ties the knot with Niles if he did I picture Frasier acting like Sideshow Bob and he thinks Niles is Bart Simpson it would be a good Murder mystery episode had the writers did as a Halloween episode but at the end Frasier wakes up to see the whole thing was a dream and thinks to himself I really need Professional help Eddie comes in and barks and Frasier tells him not from u Eddie leaves the room and the Family comes in the door and Frasier said and the nightmare continues
No she wasn't. Daphne was being a hurt woman who left her fiance - at the altar no less - and had watched her new lover kowtow to manipulative women for years. She had had enough. I don't blame her. Niles had to learn to stop kowtowing to such women and be his own independent man before he could really be with Daphne.
@@cherylhulting1301 emotional intelligence 101: don't completely unload your shit on someone else (who may in fact not deserve it - to such an extent).
@@rhetta9826 Which of any these characters, has NOT been an "unreasonable emotional ass" at least a dozen times throughout this series lol? And in this situation, Daphne certainly wasn't the only one. Frasier- the one who made this scenario happen by telling both of them separately- didn't suffer half the fallout that Niles and Daphne did, as is made very clear, so he doesn't have much of an excuse to act so oversensitive when he knows what they're both going through with their respective broken marriages/engagements- especially since he once threatened suicide to stop his wife leaving him. And whatever his licenses, it isn't wise of him to intervene here as a 'peacemaker' therapist when he's both a family member and the situation's enabler. Regardless of whether Frasier and Niles 'deserved' it, they were stupid enough to try to preach their 'solutions' at Daphne when she'd made it very clear she wasn't ready to hear them.
@@alexwyman7048 I'm going on what I saw. I apparently don't know the details of the series as well as you do. But regardless, equanimity needs to prevail as much as possible . Easier said than done, especially for females, but at least strive for it, have self awareness and of the other person. 💪
No she wasn't. Daphne was being a woman finally with the love of her life who didn't want her or her lover's life being controlled by a manipulator like Mel.
