Any good? Daphne: [to Martin]...so the elephant says, "He's with me." Frasier adjusts his robe, then tastes his coffee. Frasier closes his robe. Frasier: Father? I moved in yesterday. Martin: [after a moment's silence, indicates book] Thick. Those who encroach on our sense of personal space. You want to get me out of here, then you can have your own space, and I'll have my own space, and we can put an end to all this bickering. [into phone] Gary? [to Eddie] And his little dog, too.
Plan: A: Daphne; Q: Who is Martin's physical therapist? A: his dog; Q: What is Eddie? A: Frasier; Q: Who struggles with the loss of his personal space? A: his personal space; Q: What does Frasier struggle with the loss of after Martin moves into his apartment? A: any kind; Q: What kind of solitary time does Frasier struggle to get? A: solitary time; Q: What does Frasier struggle to get at home or work? A: his gruff father; Q: Who does Frasier try to form a bond with? Summary: After Martin moves into his apartment with his physical therapist, Daphne, and his dog, Eddie, Frasier struggles with the loss of his personal space and ensuing tensions with Martin. After repeatedly failing to get any kind of solitary time at home or work, he decides to try forging a bond with his gruff father.