82 "Liar, Liar!!!"

Written by: Chuck Ranberg and Anne Flett-Giordano

Directed by: James Burrows

Regular Cast: Frasier, Niles, Martin, Daphne, Roz, Bulldog and Eddie.

Guest Cast: Waitress (Luck Hari), John Rajeski (Saul Stern), Susan Rajeski (Carlene Watkins), Prisoner (Rosey Brown).

Guest Callers: None this episode.

Skyline: Party balloons float up from behind the skyscrapers.

Plot: Bulldog has won a Seabee and to celebrate everyone is at Frasier's. They start talking about lies and Frasier drunkenly reveals he lied in school. He and Niles let the sprinklers off and blamed someone else, John Rajeski. John got expelled after Martin went to see the principal and told them his sons didn't do it. Martin is horrified and angry at his sons and goes to bed, leaving Frasier and Niles feeling slightly embarrassed!!!

Frasier now feels guilty and decides to find John and confess. It turns out John is in prison, so Frasier visits him in the pretence of doing research. He learns John is still a bully and chickens out of telling the truth. Frasier does learn that John and his wife Susan are having problems, so Frasier decides to help out to make himself feel better.

He goes to visit Susan, but she seems more interested in him than in her husband. Then John comes home - he's been released. Will he catch Frasier with his wife and assume something's going on?

Subtitles: Dead Man Talking; A Jar of Liniment; Some Chunky Monkey & Thou.

Where Everybody Knows Your Name: . Mentions of Frederick and Lilith - Freddy has told his friends Lilith is an alien with eyes on the back of her head.

Trivia: Third episode involving the SeaBees. The name "John Rajeski" was also the name of the actor who played the waiter in Ep 72 "You Can Go Home Again". Roz again mentions her grandmother - it appears she lies to her, telling her she won various awards such as Miss Seattle. Roz also lies to Bulldog. She tells him she'll go out with him - why doesn't he call the lift whilst she gets ready? Bulldog does so, and Roz shuts the door on him. First appearance of the waitress this season.

Read the script of this episode at http://www.oocities.org/Hollywood/Derby/3267/410.html.

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