"Overbearing," as if! : Got it. : What if we lead off the program with the music from "2001: A Space Odyssey"? Ed: No problem. Frasier: John Glenn is just a space-age Band-Aid, Niles, and Roz is using him to cover up this enormous authority issue she has with me, which she persists in denying! Frasier: Roz, you just agreed to two of my suggestions, which proves your problem is with me and not with them! Glenn: But we know what we saw out there, and we couldn't really say anything, and the bosses were scared of this, they were afraid of "War of the Worlds" type-stuff, and about panic in the streets, and so we had to keep quiet, and now we only see these things in our - well, in our nightmares, or maybe in-in the movies, and some of them are pretty close to being the truth...
Frasier: All right, Roz, I'll admit that maybe I was being a little too assertive, all right? I want to take her to the park. Martin and Niles are incredulous, but (to Frasier) for the wrong reason. Martin: Oh, the kite festival? Martin: [sitting back down] For your information, College, the bean is a vegetable. Niles: Great kites! Niles: The astronaut? Roz sits at her console. She goes into her booth. Then he opens the balcony, letting in the roar of the wind. They hug. [he makes an OK sign] Does everybody have a script?
Plan: A: the chance; Q: What does Roz have to create her own documentary? A: outer space; Q: What is the theme of Roz's documentary? A: narrator; Q: What role does Frasier want to play in Roz's documentary? A: a change; Q: What does Frasier want to work for Roz for? A: the first meeting; Q: What meeting did Frasier make suggestions at? A: the scriptwriters; Q: Who does Roz have a meeting with? A: the program; Q: What does Frasier quit? A: a while; Q: How long is the atmosphere between Roz and Frasier tense? A: former astronaut John Glenn; Q: Who does Roz replace Frasier with? A: a kite; Q: What do Martin and Niles build together? A: their dragon; Q: What are Martin and Niles proud of? A: the balcony; Q: Where does Niles test the kite? Summary: Roz has the chance to create her own documentary, and she has decided to use the theme of outer space. Frasier persuades her to let him act as narrator, assuring her that he has no problem working for her for a change. However, at the first meeting they have with the scriptwriters, Frasier makes many suggestions and Roz dismisses them all. This leads to an argument, in which she accuses him of being overbearing and he quits the program. The atmosphere between them is tense for a while afterwards, with neither agreeing to apologize or back down. Then Roz announces that she has replaced Frasier with former astronaut John Glenn . Frasier is furious, but determined to prove that she was shutting him out deliberately. Meanwhile, Martin and Niles decide to build a kite together for the recently reinstated spring kite festival. They are extremely proud of their dragon, but Martin forbids Niles from testing it outdoors. Niles, however, cannot resist the temptation of the balcony.