You know, most of us here at the station were surprised to hear that he was retiring. So, what brings you to KACL? She laughs giddily. Poppy whizzes Roz out of the booth, chatting to her on the way. Frasier: But...? Niles: I simply phoned the box office and said this is Niles Crane, the new arts critic for "The Monocle." You see, he's a bit of a Philistine. I'm with Frasier Crane and we think there should be an arts show on KACL. Poppy: Before I begin my new show I just want to say a few words. They all turn away from him and stop talking.
Plan: A: The owner; Q: Who sent her daughter to start an internship at KACL? A: KACL; Q: What radio station does Poppy Delafield work for? A: a posh magazine; Q: What is The Monocle? A: The Monocle; Q: What magazine is Niles the art critic of? A: performances; Q: What is Niles attending for free? A: Seattle; Q: Where is Niles now socializing with the elite? A: Niles's position; Q: What is Frasier jealous of? A: the host; Q: What does Poppy become of the new arts show? Summary: 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 has been appointed art critic of a posh magazine, The Monocle , and is now attending performances for free and socializing with the elite of Seattle. Jealous of Niles's position, Frasier approaches Poppy to propose that he host a new arts show on KACL, but she misunderstands and becomes the host of the new show herself.