TEXT: Skyline: A silver dirigible floats across the skyline. ACT ONE Scene One - KACL Frasier is wrapping up his show. Frasier: I would like to close the show today with a truly inspirational tale. One year ago, a very successful friend of mine was struck by tragedy. Prognosis: not good. Hope: slim. But armed with only fortitude, this friend of mine fought back. I'm talking, of course, about the reopening of Seattle's finest restaurant, Chez Henri! Just goes to show you that a four-alarm fire is no match for five-star courage. This is Frasier Crane saying good day, and good mental health. He goes off the air. Roz comes in. Roz: See you still don't have a table for opening night. Frasier: And it's killing me! Kenny comes in, sweating profusely. Kenny: OK everyone, it's show time. The new station owner's on his way down. So look alive! [claps his hands] Watch what you say, watch what you don't say. Don't say too much, don't say too little. [wipes his brow and neck] What the hell's this thermostat set at, anyway?! Frasier: Good lord, Kenny, calm down! We've done the "new owner" drill a million times. What'll it be today, Roz: the glad-handing sycophant, or our salute to teamwork? Kenny: Yeah, yeah, very funny. Frasier: Come on, Kenny, you know how these people come and go. They introduce themselves, they shake your hand, tell us they're big fans, and then they're gone. Nothing ever changes. So, you know, don't worry about it. Kenny: Well, that's easy for you to say, you've got a contract! Todd Peterson, KACL's new owner, comes in the booth with a candy bar in one hand. To Frasier and Roz's surprise, Todd is a casually dressed redheaded man
SUMMARY:
The new owner of KACL is a young computer billionaire, Todd. Todd considers himself unstylish and lacking in social graces. He is in awe of Frasier's own apartment and sense of style, so Frasier offers to act as his mentor . Todd then meticulously copies Frasier's clothes, car and apartment layout. Meanwhile, Mel demands that Niles be seen to drive her away, by behaving badly in public.