Niles: But a convention? Niles: Me standing in for you? Frasier: Oh? Reggie: Thanks. Just name it  tickets to any game you want. SONICS WIN! Niles: He was on Bulldog's show today. We had a brief session in the hallway  not more than two minutes. Niles drinks his sherry looking at Martin who is grinning. Niles is walking through the corridor to the booth. Niles goes into the studio to find Roz in the booth with the day's newspaper. You're a hero. For a second it was prep school all over again. The coach is about to send the starting five in for the tip-off. Reggie: Yeah. Have fun at the game. That's too bad. Helping him. Helping him. Niles: But I wouldn't be helping him as a psychiatrist. Reggie: Yeah. Focus. Next thing Martin wins his hand and after clapping in delight he turns back to Niles to ruffle his hair again.
Plan: A: Frasier; Q: Who asks Niles to stand in for him at KACL? A: Aspen; Q: Where is Frasier going to spend a week? A: a psychiatrists' convention; Q: What is Frasier going to be attending in Aspen? A: The first show; Q: What show goes badly for Niles? A: Bulldog; Q: Who does Niles make way for in the studio? A: a basketball player; Q: What is Reggie? A: his focus; Q: What was Reggie having trouble maintaining during the game? A: two minutes' worth; Q: How much advice does Niles give to Reggie? A: the corridor; Q: Where does Niles give advice to Reggie? A: Martin; Q: Who sees Reggie win a game on television? A: Seattle; Q: Where is Niles hailed as a hero? A: VIP tickets; Q: What does Niles get to the next Sonics game? A: his hair; Q: What did Reggie believe helped him win the game? Summary: Frasier is about to spend a week in Aspen at a psychiatrists' convention, and he asks Niles to stand in for him at KACL. The first show goes badly. While making way for Bulldog in the studio, Niles meets a basketball player called Reggie, who is having trouble maintaining his focus during the game. Niles gives him two minutes' worth of advice in the corridor, and later that day Martin sees Reggie win a game for the Sonics on television. Niles is hailed as a hero in Seattle, and given VIP tickets to the next game, but he soon discovers that it was not his psychiatric expertise that Reggie believes helped him; it was his hair.