And secondly, I want to go out with Maureen. Don't worry, you're not going to get a ticket. Frasier goes to the bar. Frasier: Hello, officer. Frasier: Well, she's dating my father! Look, they're lighting again! Martin: Frasier... Maureen and I are here on a date. Martin: Well, most important I don't want to hurt Frasier. Maureen: Frasier! Maureen: Nice to meet you. Niles: Well, one possibility is, go on a date with her. Niles: Why not? Roz: Who? She leads him to the kitchen. They laugh. You're delaying the truth to spare his feelings. [SCENE_BREAK]
Scene Six - McGinty's Maureen and Martin are sitting at a table. to each other.
Plan: A: Roz; Q: Who is Frasier rushing to deliver to a date? A: Frasier; Q: Who interrupts Maureen's date? A: Maureen; Q: Who is the attractive police officer who stops Frasier for speeding? A: Jane Kaczmarek; Q: Who played Maureen? A: a ticket; Q: What does Maureen agree not to issue to Frasier? A: his father; Q: Who does Frasier convince to help him get in touch with Maureen? A: Frasier's feelings; Q: What does Martin not want to hurt? A: the date; Q: What does Martin interrupt when he goes to the bar to look for Maureen? Summary: Whilst rushing to deliver Roz to a date, Frasier is stopped for speeding by an attractive police officer, Maureen, ( Jane Kaczmarek ), who agrees not to issue a ticket . Frasier persuades his father to help him get in touch with the officer; they meet at McGinty's where she asks Martin if they can meet again. Martin does not wish to hurt Frasier's feelings, but eventually agrees to go on a date with Maureen. Frasier goes to the bar to look for her, and interrupts the date.