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Frasier goes on a quest for peace and solitude to read his book but several interruptions are caused by his extended family, even after his esoteric morning routine speech.
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  • A plot that many of us can easily relate to!

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    How many of us have longed for alone time, only to be interrupted again and again? How many of us have had our daily routines disturbed? How many of us then finally realize that it was worth those inconviences to have the unexpected time spent with our loved ones?

    This episode portrays all of those emotions as expressed by Dr. Frasier Crane. The frustration expressed by him is as amusing as it is realistic. The wonderful irony is that despite the fact that Frasier is highly educated in human relations, he receives wisdom from his father that comes as a revelation.moreless

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  • Frasier is classic in this witty episode

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    As the second episode of the series, Space Quest identifies the viewers with characters and adds a lot of development to personalities. The rift between father/son is more clearly defined -- some of the history is given and as viewers, we become privy to some of character traits. It was nice to be see Daphne and Roz -- my only complaint is that Niles was only in about 90 seconds and in one scene with Frasier. Space Quest was full of laughs and a nice follow up to the pilot...and a great beginning for what is going to bve a smashing series!! It's interesting to see the different font used for the vignette titles, but a little strange to see them have a "One's man's storage room..." title for the end tag scene. Overall, I loved it and laughed my way through it.moreless

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    • Each episode has a different beginning title having to do with the Skyline of Seattle. This episode features an elevator going up the Space Needle. Edit
    • Frasier makes a reference to his early suicide attempt, which was seen in the Cheers episode "The Girl in the Plastic Bubble (2)." Edit
    • This is 1 of only 2 episodes to feature a title card before the end credits. Edit
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    • International Airdates: United Kingdom: 27 April 1994, Channel 4 Edit
  • Quotes

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    • (Martin and Frasier attempt to have a conversation together) Frasier: I'm talking about a painful, gut wrenching experience. Martin: Other than this one?! Edit
    • Frasier: Where's my finely ground Kenyan blend from Starbucks? Martin: (pointing) That's it, Daphne put an eggshell and some all spice in it. Frasier: Well, didn't that just dress it up! Edit
    • Frasier: Dad, I can't read my paper. Eddie's staring at me. Martin: Well, you do make quite a picture in the morning. Just ignore him. Frasier: I'm trying to! Martin: I'm talking to the dog! Edit
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    • Frasier: Oh dear God, it wasn't a dream! I'll get him for this... (menacingly) and his little dog too! This is with reference to the 1939 movie Wiard Of Oz in which the Wicked Witch repeatedly threatens to get Dorothy... and her little dog too! Edit
    • Daphne: (glancing towards Frasier's open robe) Ooh -- six more weeks of winter, I see. Apparently, Frasier's 'groundhog' had poked its head out, hence Daphne's reference to Groundhog Day (on February 2nd, if a groundhog pokes his head out of his burrow and sees his shadow, that means we can expect six more weeks of winter). Edit
    • Space Quest is a series of six computer games that follow the adventures of a hapless janitor named Roger Wilco, as he campaigns through the galaxy for truth, justice and really clean floors. Here Frasier campaigns through his world for just some space. Edit
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