And you could destroy all that with one click of a camera. FADE OUT. I worried about you when I was five years old. It is Frasier. LIKE TWO SHIPS SINKING IN THE NIGHT
Scene 4 - Roz's Hotel Room Roz and Frasier are sitting on the couch, drinking champagne. Martin and Donny enter. Martin takes the mike, but as he's moving it towards the window it is pointed to the front of the van and Niles accidentally leans on the horn. Niles climbs in. Roz: Broadcast conference. Roz: It is. Roz: Let's go down together. They both glower at the ceiling. Waiter: Sorry to disturb you, but the manager wanted to apologize for the mix-up with the room. We're at a conference that turns into a bacchanal every year, odds are neither of us will need this room tonight. Well, he's actually perfect for Lilith: he has no apparent spine and she can wrap him around her finger. Where exactly is this stakeout? [Frasier and Roz laugh nervously.]
Plan: A: Donny; Q: Who asks Martin for help in obtaining surveillance photos for one of his court cases? A: a stakeout; Q: What does Martin want to do to help Donny? A: the police force; Q: What job did Martin once work for? A: Niles; Q: Who is worried about the risks of the neighborhood? A: a broadcast conference; Q: What are Frasier and Roz attending? A: Roz's couch; Q: Where does Frasier sleep when he has no room at the hotel? A: the room; Q: What does Roz concede that neither of them is likely to need if the cocktail party is the usual Bacchanalian revel? A: Roz's room; Q: Where do Frasier and Roz end up after they both fail to get a room at the hotel? Summary: Donny asks for Martin's help in obtaining surveillance photos for one of his court cases. Martin is thrilled at the idea of a stakeout , remembering his days with the police force; Niles is worried about the potential risks of the neighborhood, and decides to go along and keep his father company. Frasier and Roz are attending a broadcast conference out of town, and when Frasier discovers that he has no room at the hotel, he asks to sleep on Roz's couch. She reluctantly agrees, conceding that neither of them is likely to need the room if the cocktail party is the usual Bacchanalian revel. Unfortunately, they both suffer similar lack of success, and end up together in Roz's room sharing champagne and stories.