But an accident? But no! Frasier: And of course what would you and I be doing with a human skull? Frasier: And so, out go the Cranes, and the house is empty. Frasier: Mrs. Lasskopf disappeared. Frasier: Oh, Mr. Lasskopf! He holds up the skull. Here, have a seat. Is that real? It remains attached to the spine. It's not big enough for a bed-and-breakfast. Martin: Whoa, that'll be a change from Seattle. Niles: If only we had a murder weapon to tie it all together. Niles: Oh... this is the program for our backyard production of "Hamlet!" The jaw has fallen off and there is a small crack on the surface. They always require a body and a death certificate before they'll pay off. They take out their tools. Think back... to elementary school. You know, he never gave me back my security deposit. [SCENE_BREAK]
Scene Nine - Lasskopf House Frasier and Niles stand in the middle of the room as policemen photograph and tag the crime scene.
Plan: A: The first scene; Q: What scene of this episode is a flashback to Frasier and Niles as schoolchildren? A: the school science laboratory; Q: Where did Frasier and Niles steal a skull from? A: Hamlet; Q: What play did Frasier and Niles steal a skull from to use in? A: The Cranes' old family house; Q: What is up for sale? A: The owner; Q: Who does Mr Lasskopf claim to be? A: Martin; Q: Who remembers that Mr Lasskopf never returned their security deposit? A: a memory chest; Q: What do the brothers remember is hidden under a loose floorboard? A: a human skull; Q: What do Frasier and Niles find before they find the memory chest? A: an unsolved murder; Q: What do the brothers think they have stumbled upon? A: Mrs Lasskopf; Q: Who is the victim of the unsolved murder that the brothers stumble upon? Summary: The first scene of this episode is a flashback to Frasier and Niles as schoolchildren, stealing a skull from the school science laboratory to use in a production of Hamlet . The Cranes' old family house is up for sale, and Frasier and Niles decide to pay it another visit, wondering if it would be worth purchasing and turning into a bed and breakfast . The owner, Mr Lasskopf, has no memory of them, but Martin remembers that he never returned their security deposit . The brothers soon realise that the house is too small to be a bed and breakfast, but then they remember that there is a memory chest hidden under a loose floorboard, so they return secretly after dark to find it. First, however, they find a human skull, and leap to the conclusion that they have stumbled upon an unsolved murder, involving Mrs Lasskopf.