Frasier Season 4 Episode 14 To Kill A Talking Bird
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00:01Oh dear, your chair's got another big rip in the bottom.
00:05Where?
00:06Oh, I'm in my reupholstery kit, would ya?
00:10Thanks!
00:13Oh, Dr. Crane, don't you look smart?
00:17Oh, I don't feel smart.
00:19Let Ross set me up under one of her blind dates.
00:22Who's the lucky woman?
00:23A friend from her aerobics class.
00:26Well, perhaps it won't be too bad. She's 32, has a terrific body,
00:30and apparently thinks I'm God's gift of broadcasting.
00:33Well, because you have one thing in common.
00:39Dad, when are you gonna stop blighting the environment with this atrocity?
00:42My God, can't you see that it wants to die? Let it go.
00:48You know, I keep having this dream where you say the same words,
00:51only I'm in the hospital and you slip in the nurse at 20.
00:56Sir, that will never happen.
01:00My medical power of attorney, it won't cost me a thing.
01:06Well, hello, Frasier.
01:08We were in the neighborhood for a pedicure and a seaweed wrap,
01:10and we thought we'd stop by.
01:14Of course, the pedicure was for-
01:16Stop right there, there's no way to finish that sentence that'll make me proud.
01:20I have some wonderful news.
01:25I just signed a lease for an apartment in one of the most exclusive buildings in Seattle.
01:31You don't mean-
01:32I do.
01:33As of next week, I will be a resident of the Montana.
01:38Miles, why would you even want to live in such a stodgy building?
01:41You know, when I applied there, they treated me like I was riffrapped.
01:44Well, if you're going to ask and answer your own questions, what do you need me for?
01:47The best part is I'll never have to give my address again.
01:52From now on, I'll simply be Dr. Niles Crane, the Montana.
01:58That's a lovely building.
02:00I've only been there once, applying for a job.
02:03I can't imagine anyone turning down a chance to hire you.
02:06Well, I hope you're right.
02:07I haven't heard yet.
02:08I haven't heard yet.
02:09Well, good night.
02:15Hey, where is she?
02:17Just relax, Dad.
02:18It's just her way of angling for more vacation time.
02:22What if she isn't?
02:23Well, they'd still have to call me for a reference.
02:25Either way, she's not going anywhere.
02:29Gosh, that's uncanny, Dad.
02:31What is?
02:32The way she's taken with you.
02:34Look at that.
02:35She's absolutely mesmerized.
02:42She is not.
02:43Oh, she is.
02:44She's just playing hard to get.
02:47Go to Grandpa.
02:48Go to Grandpa.
02:49Go to Grandpa.
02:50Oh, I know Grandpa.
02:52Isn't she warm and cuddly?
02:55Boy, I can see I'm going to have a tough time tearing the two of you apart.
02:58You know, I'm going to go out on a limb here.
03:00Montana doesn't accept pets, does it?
03:02On the contrary, they welcome them.
03:05Just not cats or dogs.
03:09Well, then you're in luck because I don't know what the hell this thing is.
03:14There's no way that dog is moving in here with us.
03:16Oh, please, please.
03:17At least if she's here, I'll be able to visit her.
03:19I cannot turn her over to strangers.
03:21She worships me.
03:23Oh, please.
03:24You must realize that that dog has no genuine affection for you.
03:28Only pretend that she does because she's a canine substitute for Maris.
03:31That is the most absurd psychobabble I have ever heard.
03:40She is high-strung, cold of the touch, and ignores you.
03:43My God, stand her upright, take ten pounds off her, put her in a Chanel suit.
03:47What do you got?
03:52I'm sorry, that's ridiculous.
03:54Is it really all I hear?
03:56Do you remember the little pillbox hat that Maris wore to the new champ's wedding?
04:00Well, that's for you.
04:04No.
04:16Good morning.
04:17Hey, Frasier.
04:19So how did it go with Rita last night?
04:22She didn't quite take to me.
04:23Oh, you're just being hard on yourself like you always are.
04:27You tell me.
04:28Over appetizers, she suddenly realized that she had a very early morning meeting.
04:33Suggested that we skip the jazz club after dinner.
04:35People have meetings?
04:37When the waiter suggested a souffle for dessert, it would take an extra 30 minutes?
04:41She said, oh, dear God, no.
04:46She was probably on a diet.
04:49After I dropped her off at home, I noticed that she'd left her suede jacket in my car.
04:54I called to offer to swing at bar, and she said, and I quote, just keep it.
05:02What did you do to her?
05:03Nothing.
05:04God, boss, I have had it.
05:06You know, in the past six months, I have done everything a man can possibly do to meet a woman.
05:11Singles bars, blind dates, lecture series at the museum.
05:14I've even spent hours in the grocery store trying to look helpless in the produce department.
05:21That's it.
05:22I'm taking myself off the market.
05:23Frazier Crane has thumped his last melon.
05:31You know, Frazier...
05:33Ross, Ross, Ross, please.
05:34I know what you're going to say.
05:36As you climb back up on that horse, I'm too great a catch to give up now.
05:40No, I think you should give up.
05:42What?
05:42I don't really want to give up.
05:47I was just saying that to get your sympathy.
05:52What?
05:52This happens sometimes.
05:55When you're on a really bad streak, you start to get desperate.
05:58Women can sense that.
06:00They can smell it.
06:01Smell it?
06:01Mm-hmm.
06:02And trust me, when a guy starts to get over-eager, you know, like complimenting you too much or
06:07laughing too hard at all your jokes, you just want to turn and run.
06:11I don't do that.
06:12Oh, honey, wake up and smell.
06:14Boy, yourself.
06:18You just need to air it out a little bit.
06:20And in my experience, the minute you stop looking, the perfect person falls right in
06:25your lap.
06:26Well, Ross, as much as I appreciate you comparing me to a dead squirrel in a heating
06:30tub, I think you're wrong.
06:31Hey, Ross.
06:34Hey.
06:35Look, I got that, uh, research you're looking for.
06:37Right.
06:38Hi, Dr. Crane.
06:39Hi.
06:40Wow, you look really lovely today, Christine.
06:43It is Christine, isn't it?
06:44That's what it says on my driver's license.
06:46Ha-ha.
06:47Ha-ha.
06:48Ha-ha.
06:48Ha-ha.
06:48Ha-ha.
06:48Ha-ha.
06:50That's very charming.
06:51Ha-ha.
06:52Ha-ha.
06:52Ha-ha.
06:52Ha-ha.
06:52Ha-ha.
06:52Ha-ha.
06:52Ha-ha.
06:53Ha-ha.
06:53Ha-ha.
06:54Ha-ha.
06:54Oh, my God, I reek, don't I?
07:00The inlay of Philippine mahogany.
07:03And we conclude our little tour back here in the living room.
07:08Oh, it's very posh.
07:11Miles, uh, why the bed in the living room?
07:13It's not a bed, Dan.
07:15It's an antique fainting couch.
07:17My goodness.
07:18They had furniture for everything back then, didn't they?
07:20Yeah.
07:20Oh, glad you made it.
07:25You know, Miles, this precious little building of yours isn't as exclusive as you think.
07:29Your doorman waved me right through.
07:31Oh, well, that's because he knows you.
07:33Oh, fan of my show.
07:35No, he lives in your building.
07:44So, uh, Niles, what did you do about the dog?
07:47Oh, I found a wonderful family to adopt her.
07:49Well, I'm sure it won't take you long to adjust to being alone again.
07:54Actually, I won't have to.
07:56Follow me.
07:56There's someone I'd like you to meet.
07:58It was love at first sight.
08:00She's very exotic, only eats every other day, and she's so white, she's almost blue.
08:07Well, I'm getting nervous.
08:08That's what he said just before he introduced us to Maris.
08:15Everybody?
08:15Everybody?
08:16Meet baby.
08:22I love you.
08:24You bought a bird.
08:26Well, I started to think how quiet it would be around here, and, well, she is lovely, and
08:31she's so affectionate.
08:33I love you.
08:35Oh.
08:38She says that all the time.
08:39I love you, too, baby.
08:42I love you, Grandma.
08:50She's still in transition from her last owner.
08:55Let go of my shoulder.
08:56Let go of my shoulder.
08:57Ow.
08:57Ow.
08:58Ow.
08:58Ow.
08:58Don't like that noise, do you, baby?
09:00Oh, well, here.
09:01Go to your food.
09:02Go to your food.
09:03Oh, good girl.
09:04Excuse me.
09:05Oh, you know, I've always been fascinated by these birds that can actually learn how to
09:14talk.
09:14Oh, they can't talk.
09:16They just drill a few words into them at the pet shop, and then they never learn anything
09:20else after that.
09:21Well, it is attractive, though.
09:22Yeah, well, that's the way they are.
09:24Cute but stupid.
09:25Cute but stupid.
09:27You know, Daphne, perhaps we should just leave these two alone.
09:32I sense a real battle of wit shaping up here.
09:38Thanks so much.
09:42Well, I'm off to an auspicious start in the building.
09:46One of my neighbors got my mail by mistake.
09:48Look at those bills.
09:49What must she think of me?
09:51Look, Niles, everybody gets bills.
09:52Not at the Montana.
09:54They all have people.
09:55Yeah.
09:56Their bills go to their people.
09:59I want them to think I have people, too.
10:03I used to have people.
10:04Only they were Maris' people.
10:06No.
10:06Well, to keep this up, you won't even have the people who don't care.
10:09You don't have people.
10:12It just proves how essential it is to make a good first impression when you move into
10:16a new building, which is why I'm throwing a dinner party Friday night for a few select
10:21residents.
10:21I'll show them such a good time, there'll be no question I belong here.
10:25And I'm invited?
10:26Yes, you are.
10:26But I'm afraid you can't bring a date.
10:28You know how I hate a crowded table.
10:30It's quite all right.
10:31Taking myself off the dating circuit.
10:34Afraid I was getting a bit desperate.
10:36Well, I was a bit concerned when you called to ask if Gloria was our first or second cousin.
10:42Hey, Niles, you've got to see this.
10:49Your bird's eating peanut butter.
10:50It's even funnier than when Eddie does it.
10:55Frazier, would you get that?
10:57And pretend you're my people.
11:01Hello.
11:01Oh, I'm sorry.
11:04I was looking for Dr. Crane.
11:06I found some more of his mail.
11:07Oh, well, I'm a Dr. Crane.
11:09I'm Niles, probably.
11:10Oh, my gosh.
11:13You're Dr. Frasier Crane from the radio, aren't you?
11:17Oh, I love your show.
11:21Stephanie Garrett.
11:24Stephanie.
11:26You know, you are not going to believe this, but when I was a freshman at Harvard, I saw
11:33you perform the Pirate King in their production of the Pirates of Pennsylvania.
11:37Oh, my God.
11:38No, no, no.
11:39You were great.
11:40I mean, you were so good that I brought my husband back to see you the next night.
11:45Well, I mean, he wasn't my husband then.
11:48Well, actually, he's not my husband now.
11:51Oh, I'm glad to hear that.
11:54Oh, no.
11:55Then, you know, came back, you know, the second time, now that you have an ex-husband.
11:59I have one, too.
12:00Well, no, no, no.
12:03Ex-wife.
12:05Thank God.
12:06Is it getting warm in here?
12:07Yeah, a bit.
12:09Well, it was nice to meet you.
12:13All right.
12:13Wait, you know, Niles is having a dinner party on Friday with some of his enchanting
12:21new neighbors.
12:22Is there a chance you could join us?
12:25Yes, I think I could, if Niles has room.
12:28Oh, the more the merrier.
12:31All right.
12:32See you then.
12:33I look forward to it.
12:35As will I.
12:35Ross was right.
12:42The minute I stopped looking for the perfect woman, she lands right in my lap.
12:45Well, I hope you're comfortable with that arrangement, because that's where she'll be seated Friday
12:49night.
12:58Bon appétit.
13:00Bon appétit.
13:01Now, you try it, baby.
13:03Bon appétit.
13:04Bon appétit.
13:05What a quick little study you are.
13:08Bird brained indeed.
13:09You already know more French than my father.
13:14Ow.
13:15Ow.
13:16Ooh.
13:17Why?
13:18If you don't get used to that doorbell, we're going to have to give you a serious manicure.
13:23Ow.
13:25Coming.
13:26I'm coming.
13:26Stop ringing.
13:31Oh.
13:31Good evening, Niles.
13:32Hello.
13:32Or should I say, a vast G-mating.
13:40I don't have time for your badinage.
13:43I'm only just setting out my place cards.
13:44Place cards.
13:45Well, how elegant.
13:46And who is Peter Thuton there?
13:48He is on your right.
13:50He's an investment banker from Amsterdam.
13:53Apparently, he handles a lot of Bill Gates money.
13:55So, don't say anything derogatory about the Netherlands or Microsoft.
13:59Oh, damn.
13:59There goes my opening joke about the Dutchman trying to install Windows 95.
14:03Stephanie's over here.
14:08I'm not sitting next to her.
14:09I know.
14:09You see, Peter's bringing a date.
14:11So, I thought it would be better if you...
14:13What are you doing?
14:14I'm putting Stephanie next to me.
14:16And throwing off my whole seating arrangement?
14:18I surely realize that I've spent a long time looking for a woman like Stephanie.
14:21Now, listen.
14:23If you really want to impress these people, I'm afraid you've got to get a little more atmosphere in the room.
14:28You know, I'll light a fire.
14:29Why don't you dim the lights a bit?
14:31Oh, that's a good idea.
14:32Either way, be careful with that fireplace.
14:36It can be a bit...
14:38I'm so sorry.
14:47Holding on a bit tight there, baby, aren't you?
14:50Okay.
14:50Go to your perch.
14:52Go to your perch.
14:54This bird's holding onto my scalp.
14:57I can't pull it off.
14:59Well, you can pull up that jaundi beret you wore to bronze from last Sunday.
15:02You can pull anything off.
15:04Sorry, sorry.
15:05Let me try to help.
15:06All right, be careful.
15:07I can do that.
15:08Wait a minute.
15:09I can just get the light.
15:09Ow.
15:10Ow.
15:11Stop it.
15:12Stop it.
15:12Stop it.
15:13Stop it.
15:14I know.
15:15Get the lighter.
15:16Fire or frighten it onto my head.
15:17Fire or frighten it off.
15:18Let's try that.
15:19Ow.
15:22Ow.
15:22He's not working.
15:23Ow.
15:24Yes, it is.
15:24Stop it.
15:25Ow.
15:25Stop it.
15:25Oh, here.
15:28The phone.
15:30Oh, excellent.
15:30Excellent.
15:31Excellent.
15:31Hop on, baby.
15:32Come on, Miles.
15:33Just to call someone for help.
15:38And whom do you suggest we call?
15:40A fez rental?
15:42All right, come on, baby.
15:43Go to your perch.
15:44Go to your food.
15:45Go to your bed.
15:46Miles, don't panic.
15:47Try to stay calm.
15:48How can I stay calm?
15:49I have six dinner guests arriving at exactly...
15:51Ow.
15:54All right, listen.
15:56You go call the vet.
15:58I will take care of things out here.
16:05Oh, hello.
16:06Hello.
16:07Please, come in.
16:08I'm not early, am I?
16:12No, no.
16:13Well, um...
16:14May I...
16:15May I get you a drink?
16:16Uh, yes.
16:17A white wine, please.
16:20Oh, what a lovely table.
16:22Yes.
16:23Yes, I noticed that we happen to be sitting next to one another.
16:27Good.
16:27And I won't have to change the place cards around.
16:32Oh, well, uh...
16:35To the girl next door.
16:36Well, actually, it's a little further down the hall.
16:39Well, if you need a ride home tonight, don't hesitate to ask.
16:46Oh!
16:47Oh.
16:50What was that?
16:52Um, well, I'm afraid Miles probably burned himself on something.
16:56Don't worry.
16:56He'll...
16:57He'll be fine.
16:57Hello.
17:00Oh, please do come in.
17:01I'm, uh, Frazier Crane, Miles' brother.
17:04I'm Carol Larkin, my husband Alfred.
17:06This is our niece, Weller.
17:08A pleasure, Weller.
17:10Nice to see you.
17:11Welcome.
17:12Please, uh, make yourselves comfortable.
17:13I'm just going to run into the kitchen and, uh, check on the bird.
17:21Uh-huh.
17:22Uh-huh.
17:23So you've seen this sort of thing before.
17:24I see.
17:26All right.
17:27Well, thank you.
17:29What did he say?
17:30Well, he thinks that she was traumatized by the fire and went into a kind of shock.
17:34He said we shouldn't try to force her off.
17:36We need to relax her.
17:38Fine.
17:38You take care of that.
17:39I've got the future Mrs. Crane out there in the other room.
17:41Well, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
17:42How am I supposed to relax this bird?
17:44I don't know.
17:44Oh, we tried delivering that keynote speech you gave at the Psychiatric Association last spring.
17:48Everything all right out here?
17:52Will Dr. Crane be joining us soon?
17:54Oh, yes, I believe so.
17:55Any minute now.
17:57Oh!
17:57Oh, dear.
18:00Something wrong.
18:01I keep telling him, get yourself a decent oven mitt, but, you know.
18:10Hello.
18:10Please come in.
18:11I'm Frasier and I'll be right back.
18:13Peter Sudende.
18:14Peter.
18:16This is Elaine Hensley.
18:17Elaine.
18:18Actually, your brother and I are well acquainted.
18:20Maris is a dear, dear friend of mine.
18:24Really?
18:25Yes.
18:26Oh.
18:27So, where is Niles?
18:29Oh, actually, he's in the kitchen preparing dinner.
18:32He's favoring us tonight with a lovely pheasant.
18:39As you know, he is a stickler for freshness.
18:47A what now?
18:50I'm trying to pretend like it's night, so it will fall asleep.
19:00Well, you look very cute.
19:02Cute, but stupid.
19:04Listen, Naz, I really can't stall them much longer.
19:06They're starting to ask questions.
19:08The Dutchman's date even knows Maris.
19:11What?
19:11Who do you bring?
19:12An Elaine, somebody.
19:14Well, reach Elaine.
19:15Maris knows three Elaine.
19:16Oh, I don't know.
19:17She's just very thin.
19:18She's exquisitely dressed.
19:19Dripping with attitude.
19:21Oh, like that narrows it down.
19:32I was afraid of that.
19:33It's the bad Elaine.
19:36Maris's oldest friend.
19:37Nothing would delight her more than report back to Maris that I threw a soiree with a cockatoo on my head.
19:42Bon Appetit!
19:44Bon Appetit!
19:46What was that?
19:49Bon Appetit!
19:51Grand pop for everyone.
19:53Bon Appetit!
19:54At which point, the woman said to Churchill,
20:01Sir, if you were my husband, I would put poison in your coffee.
20:06To which Churchill sourcely replied,
20:09Better, if you were my wife, I would drink it.
20:15Perhaps you've heard that story.
20:17Yes, from Churchill.
20:27Well, um, can I freshen anyone's drink?
20:30Yes.
20:33Perhaps I'll just bring the bottle around.
20:34I didn't realize that you were going to have to play host all night.
20:42I mean, we've hardly had a chance to talk,
20:45and I'm afraid I'm going to have to make it an early night.
20:47Oh, no, really?
20:48Yes, I'm leaving for Paris first thing in the morning,
20:51and I was really hoping that we could spend some time alone.
20:56And so we shall.
21:00As of this moment, it's just the two of us.
21:02I'm completely in your disposal just after this.
21:05Elaine, can I get you something?
21:08Well, actually, I just thought I'd see what Niles is up to in there.
21:11Perhaps I could be of some help.
21:13Well, you know, you could pour the wine.
21:17What are you doing now?
21:18You know, you're roubling all my chances with Stephanie.
21:20Yes, that was my first concern, too.
21:22Toss.
21:26You can't abandon me just because you're hoping Stephanie's as horny as you are.
21:31You've got to help me.
21:32Well, not.
21:32It's just the first thing you do is get to the vet and have that thing removed.
21:35Are you mad?
21:36I can't walk through there and sing on my head.
21:38I'd be the laughingstock of the Montella.
21:41You can't spend the entire night in the kitchen.
21:43Razor, these people live for gossip.
21:46I've only been here three days already.
21:47I know that Peter's a lech and Carol's a lush.
21:50What do you think they're going to say about me?
21:51You know what?
21:52I've spent the last 45 minutes with these people.
21:54They happen to be very kind, understanding,
21:56and I think they'll probably be very sympathetic toward your problem.
22:00Really?
22:00Yes.
22:02You don't think they'd laugh at me?
22:03No, I don't.
22:04But more importantly, if you stay in here,
22:06they will think you are rude, ill-mannered,
22:08and dare I say it, a bad host.
22:11Very well.
22:12I'll go out there.
22:13But if they ridicule me, let it be on your head.
22:21Everyone.
22:22Excuse me, Carol.
22:23There's been a little mishap.
22:26Niles is going to have to go to the doctor.
22:29It's nothing serious.
22:30He just has to have something removed.
22:35Niles.
22:35You see, his bird suffered a kind of trauma
22:44and has attached itself to the scalp,
22:46and we were just thinking that we'd hate to cancel dinner,
22:50but, Frasier, Frasier, this isn't necessary.
22:51Let's just go.
22:52Good evening, everyone.
22:53I am terribly sorry for all of this.
22:55Oh, Niles, you mean all this time you were hiding in there
22:58because of your bird?
23:00Oh, you poor thing.
23:03You know, the same thing happened to my mother once,
23:06only with her cat.
23:08Now that was a sight.
23:11Who hasn't had an embarrassing moment at a party?
23:15Look, I've just spilled wine on my dress.
23:18Now, this is such a relief.
23:22I must say, I feel a little silly for staying in there so long.
23:26Are you in any pain?
23:28No, no.
23:29As long as no one rings the doorbell, I'm fine.
23:34Well, you know, now you seem to be relaxing a bit.
23:37Maybe the bird will relax.
23:39I don't know.
23:39Should we give this another middle or two, everyone?
23:43Well, all right, then.
23:45Who needs more wine?
23:46Alfred, wine for you.
23:52And would anyone like cheese or a cracker?
23:57No, no, baby.
23:59Guess first.
24:01Oh, Carol, that dress is absolutely smashing.
24:05Why, thank you.
24:06Carol's a wash.
24:11Did the bird just say something?
24:14It sounded like it said, Carol's a wash.
24:19Where would a bird learn a phrase like that?
24:23Birds today.
24:28You just don't know where they pick these things up.
24:31Well, shall we all join Peter at the table?
24:35Peter's a lach.
24:36What did you say?
24:40I said, let's all sit down.
24:42Peter's a lach.
24:43Is this your idea of a joke?
24:46I've had quite enough of this.
24:48Come along, Carol.
24:49Now, please, people, don't go.
24:51Look, I did not teach the bird these phrases.
24:53I don't know where it hit them off.
24:54Please, you'll stay, won't you, Stephanie?
24:57Stephanie's horny.
24:59Oh, my God.
25:04Is that what you've been saying about me behind my back?
25:08No, no, no.
25:08I never said that about you.
25:09I said it about me.
25:10I'm the horny one.
25:11All I said was that you're very cute.
25:14Cute but stupid.
25:15Stupid.
25:15Well, thank you both for a wonderful evening.
25:25Good night.
25:26Stephanie, please, let me explain.
25:28I know we got off on the wrong foot, but we are going to be neighbors.
25:31Oh.
25:40Oh, thank you very much.
25:43Oh, please.
25:46I've lost far more than you did.
25:48Oh, really?
25:49I've lost the most promising romantic prospect I've had in years.
25:53What have you lost?
25:54The respect of a posh, lush, and a Dutch lech.
25:57Try repeating that, baby.
26:01All right.
26:04I apologize.
26:11Perhaps I can drive you to the vet now.
26:14Well, maybe we should take the service elevator.
26:16Oh, what's the point?
26:18I don't think my reputation can suffer any more than it already has.
26:21Wouldn't be so sure about that.
26:23Wearing a white bird after Labor Day.
26:26Hey, baby, I hear the blues are calling tossed salads and scrambled eggs.
26:39Mercy.
26:41And maybe I seem a bit confused.
26:43Well, maybe.
26:45But I got you pegged.
26:47Ha, ha, ha, ha.
26:49But I don't know what to do with those tossed salads and scrambled eggs.
26:56They're calling again.
26:59Good night, everybody.
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