input: TEXT: Act 1 Scene 1 - The Radio Station. Fade in. Frasier is on the air. Frasier: Go ahead, Sophie, I'm listening. Sophie: [v.o.] Hi, Dr. Crane. My husband's having some of his friends over to watch the game Sunday, and I think it'd be nice if I could have some of my girlfriends over too. Frasier: Sounds reasonable. Sophie: Exactly. I mean, it's just football. Larry: [in the background] Not football, Einstein, the Super Bowl. Frasier: Ah, that would be your doting husband now. Sophie: Larry, this is a private conversation. And for God's sake, use a plate! Frasier: Sophie, why don't you put your husband on the line? Sophie: Pick up. Larry: Ah, geez. [picks up, louder] Hello! Frasier: Larry, I gotta tell you, I'm afraid I side with your wife on this one. Larry: That just proves you don't know the first thing about football. Frasier: What I do or do not know about football has... Larry: OK, how's this: My wife's friends can come over if you can answer even one little football question. Like... Frasier: Now, I don't see that that's in any... Larry: You're down by six, you're on your own forty, three seconds left, what do you do? Frasier: Well, all right, you would... Roz gets his attention and grabs two telephone handsets. Frasier: You would take your receivers, [Roz sets them together] and line them up, [she pretends to throw] and then throw a pass. [big throwing gesture] A long, long pass. Larry: Yeah, and what's the name for that? Roz gets down on her knees, crosses herself, and prays with an innocent look on her face. Frasier: A Hail Mary. [Roz gives him the thumbs up.] Sophie and Larry, I hope you enjoy the game. In the meanwhile, this is Coach Crane saying, I'm listening. Roz comes over to change
  SUMMARY:
output: Roz's mother Joanna is visiting, and Frasier suggests fixing her up with Martin. They spend an evening together, but after Roz and Joanna have left, Martin admits to Frasier that he found her very boring company. Roz, though, reports that her mother had a wonderful evening and hopes to see Martin again before she leaves Seattle.