Daphne wants to speak, but is at a loss for words. Daphne: Yes, I feel it! Fade out.] He is controlling himself with great effort. He walks to the door and asks Frasier to give his opinion. He's been taking Kenny to McGinty's every night. Kenny returns.] Martin: Kenny! My divorce: final. [Niles is having trouble getting his leg up, and his knee is bent.] [We see that Frasier is sitting cross-legged on the Eames chair, which he has moved between the couch and Martin's chair, and is holding his clipboard.] [softly, aside to Niles and Daphne] I have to take this call.
Plan: A: Kenny's divorce; Q: What has been made final? A: Kenny; Q: Who is feeling depressed? A: Frasier; Q: Who suggests Kenny seek professional help? A: private practice; Q: What does Kenny return to? A: one evening; Q: How long did it take for Kenny to feel better? A: Martin, Kenny; Q: Who does Kenny go out drinking with? A: the therapy; Q: What does Kenny want to give up? A: yoga; Q: What have Niles and Daphne started? A: his wife; Q: Who is outperforming Niles? Summary: Kenny's divorce has been made final, and he is feeling depressed. Frasier suggests he seek professional help, and is eventually persuaded to take on the job himself. He actually finds it thrilling to return to private practice. However, after one evening out drinking at McGinty's with Martin, Kenny is already feeling better and wants to give up the therapy, much to Frasier's dismay. Meanwhile, Niles and Daphne have started yoga , and Niles is somewhat dispirited to discover that his wife is "outperforming him".