Frasier: No, no. Frasier: Fight, as in a fist fight? Daphne has a look at the photo of the girl. Martin: You're putting me on. Yet the best part was when he challenged you to a fight and you stood right up to him. Frasier: Oh, I'm not actually going to go through with it, dad. Martin: Well, the point is, they were supposed to meet for a fight after school. [points out of window:] There, the man standing to the left of the statue - I recognize his picture from the newspaper, that's Derek Mann. Frasier: He's gigantic!
Plan: A: Frasier; Q: Who agrees to a fight with Derek Mann? A: newspaper columnist Derek Mann; Q: Who challenged Frasier to a fight? A: a fistfight; Q: What does Derek Mann challenge Frasier to? A: Martin; Q: Who is angry when Frasier says he won't fight Derek Mann? A: the shame; Q: What does Frasier put Martin through when he ducked out of a similar situation as a child? A: the challenge; Q: What does Frasier resolve to meet? Summary: After being insulted on Frasier's show following a bad review, newspaper columnist Derek Mann challenges Frasier to a fistfight. Although Frasier agrees in the heat of the moment, Martin is angry to later learn he has no intention of going through with it. After learning of the shame he put Martin through when he ducked out of a similar situation as a child, Frasier resolves to meet the challenge.