Clearly he is meant to be Sigmund Freud.] Consider the exponential power that parent wields when she loves one of the children above the rest, singling him out as "My golden Sigi," and referring to him...
[Niles and Martin simultaneously interrupt him with "Boring!" Especially on Halloween, or as he calls it, "Harvest Time." Fade out.] Frasier answers to reveal Niles, who is clearly dressed as his father. Frasier has removed his beard, and Daphne her hat and glasses. Frasier opens it to reveal Roz and Alice, who is dressed as a puppy.] Frasier: Why is that? He is drinking yet another beer and is clearly beginning to show the effects. Martin: That'll make a great Christmas card. Roz: [to Martin] It's going to be a hell of a party. The party's over? The theme this evening is to come dressed as your hero. Wonder Woman, Elton John, Martin Crane, Joe DiMaggio--I think you all know each other. [embraces Niles] But Frasier said to dress as your hero, not as the handsomest man in the world! [singing] "Old Man Crane, Old Man Crane, Make him mad and he'll eat your brain." [taking a slip of paper from the bowl] The inaugural question in the first game ever of "Hero Worship." followed by a backward-leaning gesture.
Plan: A: Frasier; Q: Who is attending a Halloween fancy-dress party? A: Halloween; Q: What holiday is Frasier holding a fancy-dress party for? A: Sigmund Freud; Q: Who is Frasier dressed as for his Halloween party? A: their personal heroes; Q: What are the guests expected to arrive as for the Halloween party? A: Joe DiMaggio; Q: What is Martin dressed as? A: Elton John; Q: What celebrity is Daphne dressed as? A: Wonder Woman; Q: What superhero is Roz dressed as? A: a superhero theme party; Q: What did Roz think the party was? A: his father; Q: Who is Niles dressed as? A: the gesture; Q: What does Martin appreciate about Niles's costume? A: favour; Q: What does Niles want to curry with Martin? A: each player; Q: Who draws a slip of paper with a question or situation? A: their hero's response; Q: What must each player act out in character? A: drinking; Q: What does the party degenerate into? A: his thoroughly-planned game; Q: What does Frasier see fall apart at the party? A: "Old Man Crane; Q: What do the children of the building call Frasier? A: people's brains; Q: What do the children believe Frasier eats? Summary: Frasier is holding a Halloween fancy-dress party , which he is attending dressed as Sigmund Freud ; the theme is that the guests arrive dressed as their personal heroes . Martin is dressed as Joe DiMaggio , and Daphne as Elton John . Roz arrives dressed as Wonder Woman , claiming she thought it was a superhero theme party. Niles arrives last, dressed as his father. Martin is thrilled and touched by the gesture, but Frasier is aghast and feels that Niles is making a blatant attempt to show him up and curry favour with Martin. Frasier has devised a party game: in character as their hero, each player draws a slip of paper with a question or situation, and must act out their hero's response in character. Its appeal wanes fast, and the party degenerates into drinking. Frasier, seeing his thoroughly-planned game fall apart, angrily storms out. He then has to confront the children of the building, who call him "Old Man Crane" and believe that he eats people's brains.