Carla: How come you're not going on that fishing trip, Coach? Coach: I don't like the smell of them. Carla: Yeah, fish stink. Coach: No, the guys. Out in that sun all day, stuck in the muck. Who needs it?
Sam: Is someone boiling tar in here? Coach: No, Sam. I'm smoking my cigar. Sam: Would someone please boil some tar in here.
Coach: Does anyone mind if I smoke? Carla: Not if you put the lit end in your mouth. Coach: I learned how to smoke them them way, Carla and I'll stick with it.
[the gang took Frasier on a snipe hunt; he returns and wants them to go out again; Diane takes him into the office] Diane: There's no such thing as a snipe hunt. They played a childish prank on you. Frasier: I know that. Diane: What? Frasier: Good Lord, Diane. A man does not crouch in the woods for two hours without having a revelation or two. Diane: So this is part of a plan and I unwittingly helped you. Frasier: Yes. Diane: Frasier, how devious. But, why didn't you tell me? Frasier: Well, I couldn't trust you; you'd have thought it was too cruel. Diane: Oh, are you kidding? I would've helped. Frasier, this is so unlike you. Frasier: No, but it's what guys do, darling… we screw each other to the wall. Boy, it's great to be one of the gang, I'll tell you.
Sam: What's new, Normie? Norm: Terrorists, Sam. They've taken over my stomach. They're demanding beer.
While the rest of the bar sings "Sunny Side of the Street", Coach begins singing "I've Got Spurs That Jingle Jangle Jingle, a country song popularized by Gene Autry in 1942.
Music: The people at the bar sing "On The Sunny Side Of The Street" in the teaser.
The events of this episode were referred to by Carla in the Frasier episode Cheerful Goodbyes, where she, Cliff, Norm, Paul, Phil and Walt Twitchell all guest starred.
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Aired 5/20/93
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