Frasier: Just tell me when the story ends. It seems he's been having a recurring dream. Rebecca, the waitress, comes over. Run with that. Once again, Frasier is in bed. SMASH CUT TO: Frasier again wakes up from his dream in a panic. Who needs water? Gil is a food critic. He awakens to find the tattoo of "Chesty" still on his arm and the sound of the shower running. The dream is really about me in a motel room with a male companion, Gil Chesterton. Could that be what this has been all about? To Frasier's astonishment, Freud then climbs into bed with Frasier and lies back, spreading out his arms for an embrace.
Plan: A: bed; Q: Where does Frasier wake up in his recurring erotic dream? A: the shower; Q: What does Frasier hear running in his recurring dream? A: Gil Chesterton; Q: Who is the food critic on KACL? A: the dream; Q: What does Frasier struggle to work out the meaning of? A: his show; Q: What did Frasier conclude did not provide him with the challenge he needed? A: his subconscious; Q: Who provided a problem for Frasier to work out? A: his hotel room; Q: Where does Sigmund Freud come to in a dream? Summary: Frasier has a recurring erotic dream in which he wakes up in bed, hears the shower running and is shocked when the person who emerges is KACL's food critic, Gil Chesterton. He struggles to work out the meaning of the dream, eventually concluding that his show did not provide him with the challenge he needed, so his subconscious provided a problem for him to work out. Once he realizes that it what has been happening, he dreams that Sigmund Freud comes to his hotel room, and climbs into bed with him. The episode ends with waking up after this nightmare.