But... Cut to - the interior of the beach house as they enter. Frasier has a handkerchief over his nose and mouth, Niles is on his cell phone. Frasier: Fine. Frasier: Over a dead seal? I can't tell the cream of Seattle's gourmet set that I've moved out of the Montana and into that gulag with a game room. Maris, liebchen. My gourmet club is holding elections to see who will win this year's Golden Apron...
Roz: Wait. Niles: And whiny too. Niles: At the Shangri-La? Niles: Perfect. Niles: Well... Sebastian: I'm allergic to bivalves, a good host would know that. She's out of the country. With each slam of the door, the light, once again on the beach, goes on and off. You can have the dinner party at my house.
Plan: A: Niles; Q: Who is too ashamed to allow the club into his apartment? A: Niles' gourmet club; Q: What is the name of Niles' club? A: annual; Q: What is the frequency of the Golden Apron Award? A: the final phase; Q: What phase of the contest requires each contender to host a dinner party at their home? A: the Shangri-La; Q: Where does Niles live? A: a perfect setting; Q: What does Niles think Maris' beach house would be? A: Frasier; Q: Who does Niles call to help him dispose of the dead seal? A: the creature; Q: What do Niles and Frasier have to dispose of? Summary: Niles' gourmet club will soon be awarding the annual Golden Apron Award, and the final phase of the contest requires each contender to host a dinner party at their home. Niles is too ashamed to allow the club into his apartment at the Shangri-La, but remembers that Maris has a beach house that would present a perfect setting, and she is out of the country. On first inspection of the house, everything seems fine, until they discover a dead seal lying on the beach outside. Desperate that this evening should go well, Niles and Frasier must then hurry to dispose of the creature before the party starts.