TEXT: ACT THREE Scene One - The Radio Station Frasier is on the phone as Roz comes in with a clipboard. Frasier: Niles, pick up, will you? It's Frasier. [beat] All right, fine. Call me later. [hanging up, to Roz] I don't even know why I bother anymore. He doesn't pick up phones these days, just waitresses. Roz: Give him a break, he's just having fun. Frasier: That's exactly what I'd expect to hear from someone who's willing to spend the night as Bulldog's squeak toy. Roz: That is not funny! It was one night, and I would appreciate it if you would just let it drop. Frasier: You're right, I'm sorry, that was tactless of me. Tell you what, let me make it up to you. I've got an extra theater ticket tonight. Faye's busy, why don't you join me? Roz: No, thanks. Frasier: No, please, Roz. It's a delightful little show. I'll even throw in dinner. Roz: Busy. Frasier: Really. A date? Roz: [exploding] I have plans! Plans! What are you, a cop?! I've got to account for every waking minute?! My private life is my own business! Frasier: [realizing] Bulldog! Roz: [bursting into tears] I don't know what's wrong with me! I'm weak. I can't stop myself! Frasier: Yes you can, Roz. Roz: Okay, I don't want to stop myself. He's good. He's really good. I mean, I'm better, but he's trainable. Frasier: Roz, it's Bulldog! Doesn't that bother you? Roz: You'd think. Bulldog comes in nonchalantly. Roz pretends nothing's going on. Bulldog: Hey, Doc. Frasier: Bulldog. Bulldog: Oh, Roz, you still going to help me
SUMMARY:
Frasier is focused on Faye, but he keeps saying "Cassandra"; meanwhile, Roz has an unfortunate fling and Martin's relationship with Bonnie goes to the dogs.