And then my wife left me. At KACL, we are a family. Ever since you arrived here, you have been nothing but condescending and dismissive. Everyone groans. Frasier: We'll be right back with Julia Wilcox and our new stock market update after this. Frasier: [rising, attempting to preserve some dignity] Well. He is in a therapy session with Steve, a patient.] His patience has run out.] I thought that her hostility was displaced attraction. Isn't it enough that she's getting ten minutes of my show? Julia: [disdainfully] And now we can be friends. Julia: [dismissively] Okay. Legal wants us to treat her with kid gloves. Listen to this. Martin: Why would you let Niles bring all his patients to your home? Our financial wizard. Roz: We should just get rid of her. She just filed suit against CNBC for wrongful termination. You can't hold one mistake against her. [During the course of the following speech, Julia is leaning toward the microphone, impatiently trying to find a spot to break in.] [He exits the air and removes his phones. [Kenny stares at Frasier and gestures as if to say "Now, what?"
Plan: A: a new financial analyst; Q: What has KACL hired? A: CNBC; Q: What company did Julia Wilcox work for before joining KACL? A: ( Felicity Huffman; Q: Who is Julia Wilcox? A: stock market updates; Q: What does Julia Wilcox give in the final ten minutes of Frasier's show? A: Kenny; Q: Who is anxious that everyone should treat Julia Wilcox well? A: her previous employer; Q: Who did Julia Wilcox sue for wrongful dismissal? A: all his attempts; Q: How many times does Frasier try to be friendly with Julia? A: attraction; Q: What does Frasier mistake Julia's hostility for? A: Niles; Q: Who is having trouble with therapy sessions at his home? A: the problems; Q: What is Niles facing with holding therapy sessions at his home? Summary: KACL has hired a new financial analyst and former CNBC employee, Julia Wilcox ( Felicity Huffman ), to give stock market updates in the final ten minutes of Frasier's show. Kenny is anxious that everyone should treat her well, as she sued her previous employer for wrongful dismissal , but Frasier finds her dismissive and condescending despite all his attempts to be friendly. His family and colleagues at work (and even some of his listeners) suspect some chemistry between Frasier and Julia, which he initially denies. Then, during a heated argument, he mistakes her hostility for attraction, and this causes nothing but trouble. Meanwhile, Niles is facing the problems of holding therapy sessions at his home.