Frasier: Check. Frasier: Oh, he is not! He gets up and leaves as Frasier sits, fuming. Martin and Daphne are on chairs. Or his brother. Trish: Wow, this is a beautiful place. Daphne: Trish, if the washing machine has a twenty-five minute cycle, and the dryer has a forty minute cycle, what time does the second load have to go in the washer to be done by five o'clock? She doesn't take the interview seriously, how can we expect her to take the job seriously? Doesn't that count for anything? You been to the dentist? Roz: That's probably what it is, a sinus infection. Roz: "Referred pain." So while you're probably right about the sinus infection, let's not discount the one in ten thousand chance that it might be something more serious. [He glances at the bottle top.] A woman enters. Daphne: Is something wrong? No. Niles: [quietly] Got struck by lightning. Show me around, explain my duties, and then I start work the next day. Martin: Why would you think that? Martin: Well, you don't have to worry about it, she's all about the work. Martin: For what? We've got an apartment to clean. Niles: I flipped a coin seventeen times last night and every time it came up tails! Where is she? Hearing nothing, he looks and Martin and spreads his hands. Martin: She accepted your apology but she just wants to be alone for a little while, so let's go. Noticing where Frasier is looking, he glances back. Looking guilty and without anything to say, he slowly sticks his head back into the powder room. Doctor: There is an anomaly in your EKG. He fumbles in his pocket. The doctor comes around and sits on the edge of the desk, going over the upcoming hospitalization with Niles, who nods his understanding. Niles begins to cough, and is unable to clear his throat.
Plan: A: Frasier; Q: Who is looking for a new housekeeper? A: Daphne; Q: Who is the third person to interview Trish Haney? A: ( Ana Gasteyer; Q: Who is Trish Haney? A: the job; Q: What does Martin want Trish to get? A: good company; Q: What does Martin think Trish will be for him during the day? A: his predictions; Q: What proves to be accurate when Trish repeatedly disappears early from work for no good reason? A: his mistake; Q: What does Martin want to keep from being known about Trish? A: the apartment; Q: What does Martin clean in place of Trish? A: Niles; Q: Who has a persistent toothache? A: Roz; Q: Who suggests that Niles has a sinus infection? A: referred pain; Q: What is Niles considering he is experiencing? A: several very unlikely experiences; Q: What does Niles have over the next few days? A: competitions; Q: What does Niles win from bottle tops? A: a coin; Q: What does Niles flip that consistently lands tails up? A: his car; Q: What does Niles have struck by lightning? A: a serious abnormality; Q: What does the doctor discover in Niles' EKG? A: his schedule; Q: What does Niles say he can clear to go to the hospital? A: the hospital; Q: Where does Niles say he can go to get checked out, but the doctor insists he go immediately? A: the next afternoon; Q: When does Niles say he can check himself into the hospital? Summary: Frasier is looking for a new housekeeper, and his high standards and demanding nature make the search particularly difficult. Eventually, he, Martin and Daphne interview a woman named Trish Haney ( Ana Gasteyer ), who arrives very late and thus causes Frasier to worry about how seriously she will take the job. Martin, however, thinks she will be good company for him during the day, so is keen that she be given the job. Frasier is reluctant, but concedes. Unfortunately, his predictions prove to be accurate when Trish repeatedly disappears early from work for no good reason, or misses days altogether. Martin, anxious not to have his mistake known, is compelled to clean the apartment in her place, so that Frasier never realises she is not doing the work. Niles has a persistent toothache, and the dentist has assured him that there is nothing wrong with it. Roz suggests a sinus infection , and although he hopes she is right, Niles also considers the distant possibility that he is experiencing referred pain . Over the next few days, he has several very unlikely experiences, such as winning competitions from bottle tops, flipping a coin that consistently lands tails up, and having his car struck by lightning. He becomes more and more worried by these apparent omens, and eventually decides to consult a doctor, who discovers a serious abnormality in his EKG . Niles says he can clear his schedule and check himself into the hospital the next afternoon, but the doctor insists that he go immediately.