The Heart is a Lonely Snipe Hunter

Season 3, Episode 14, Aired
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The guys take Frasier on a "snipe" hunt in the woods after Diane asks them to include the psychologist in their masculine pursuits. '
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  • Great episode, well written and funny Gags.

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    By MuteTroubadouR, Sep 22, 2006 Report Abuse
    This was a really good episode, while Diane tries to get Sam to let Frasier participate it backfires when the guys play a prank on Frasier. This being a good start to a great episode and a strong foundation for plenty of laughs thanks to Carla, Norm and Cliff. These writers never put a step wrong and having done 11 seasons, this episode was just another link in their chain.

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    • 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. Edit
    • Music: The people at the bar sing "On The Sunny Side Of The Street" in the teaser. Edit
    • 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. Edit

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    • 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? Edit
    • Sam: Is someone boiling tar in here? Coach: No, Sam. I'm smoking my cigar. Sam: Would someone please boil some tar in here. Edit
    • 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. Edit

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