Another pause - when we can see, though Martin cannot, that Ronee is afraid she's about to be dumped. But she has already noticed him. Daphne: Why can't your father just go to the concert by himself? Frasier sighs in relief and sits up in the backseat, starting to work out how to get out...
Ronee: Wait, wait...
Frasier freezes as Martin and Ronee talk to each other over the hood of the car. Frasier: Well, I was, uh, walking down the hall to retrieve my coffee, and, uh, Ronee was on the phone, and I didn't want to interrupt, so I waited, and I heard her make a... a date with another man. I'm sorry, I-I, I made plans. It's great to have a fling once in a while, isn't it? Martin: It's this amazing doo-wop show... Martin: Sure! Martin: This is my date, Sheila. Not finding his clip, he climbs into the back seat. Ronee is at the piano. Ronee wraps herself in the blanket. Ronee: Wow, impressive. Roz sits with Martin. Roz: He's not my brother. She was talking to a man, yes, and in honeyed tones. So, how do you suggest we tell him? Something happened this morning, Dad. You stop and listen - that's eavesdropping! [pleading] Don't you want to be the one to go with him?
Plan: A: Martin's relationship; Q: What is going well between Martin and Ronee? A: Frasier; Q: Who overhears Ronee's phone call? A: the morning; Q: When does Frasier dislike being woken up by Ronee's music? A: Ronee's musical stylings; Q: What wakes Frasier up in the morning? A: another man; Q: Who did Ronee arrange a date with? A: eavesdropping; Q: What does Martin chastise Frasier for doing? A: plans; Q: What does Ronee say she has made to go to a doo-wop concert? A: the truth; Q: What does Martin elicit from Ronee when he asks her to go to a doo-wop concert? A: their relationship; Q: What does Ronee tell Martin she didn't think was exclusive? A: another woman; Q: What does Martin pretend to have? A: Roz; Q: Who plays Sheila? Summary: Martin's relationship with Ronee seems to be going well, although Frasier does not appreciate being woken up in the morning by Ronee's musical stylings. Then, quite accidentally, Frasier overhears Ronee arranging a date with another man in a phone call. He is at first not sure whether to tell Martin or not, but in the end is unable to stop himself. Martin's reaction is to chastise him for eavesdropping , despite his protestations that it was accidental. Later, when Martin asks Ronee to go with him to a doo-wop concert and she claims to have made plans, he elicits the truth from her, and she tells him she was not under the impression their relationship was exclusive. This leads Martin to pretend he also has another woman, called Sheila (a role that Roz finds herself cast in before long). Frasier overhears this conversation too, and suddenly finds this happening to him rather frequently.