So just remember, when you're standing there out on the Why hasn't Frasier mentioned the Spokane thing yet? I don't know.
I'm sure we'll get to it by the end of the show.
Well, he better.
Because I left him a memo and an e-mail specifically asking him to promote this Spokane thing.
Now, ignoring an e-mail's one thing, but a memo and an e-mail? I may have to bring the hammer down and leave a Post-it on his desk.
Which brings me to a bit of news.
Monday, there will be a new addition to the Frasier Crane radio family.
The city of Spokane.
Ooh, thank goodness.
Man, that was like the Cuban Missile Crisis for a moment, wasn't it? In fact, KQZY is not only going to be carrying the show, but they've invited Roz and me to conduct Monday's broadcast from their studios in Spokane.
But fret not, Seattle.
Although my body will be 300 miles away, my heart will be firmly lodged in your radios.
You know, that sounded a lot better this morning in the shower.
Anyway, good day and good mental health.
- I thought Friday was your bath day.
- Well, I woke up late.
What time do you want me to pick up you and Roger? Ooh, there's been a change in plans.
Roger is not coming to Spokane.
Really? Well, nothing wrong, I hope.
We broke up.
Oh, Roz, I'm so sorry.
We talked about some problems we'd been having and decided, you know, we'd be better off apart.
- When did this happen? - Last week.
- Last week? - I didn't tell you, because I didn't want to have a long conversation.
I understand.
You must be going through a lot.
Back in private practise, - I used to tell my Grief group that - See, this is exactly what I mean.
I appreciate your concern, but I am fine.
Really.
Okay.
Boy, what a surprise.
- No more Roger.
- I know.
Yes.
He had a rare kind of dignity and integrity you don't see much of nowadays.
Especially among people who own a bench press.
I don't believe I've ever met anyone with that combination of gentility and brute strength.
Well, not anybody single.
[LAUGHS] - I'm not helping, am I? - No.
Niles, I thought you and Daphne were going out tonight.
She's still getting ready.
Hey, Frasier, am I dressed appropriately for something called Bananarama? You're in Armani.
Who could object? - Hey, guys.
FRASIER: Dad.
Uh, just lean it up against the window there, will you? - What is this? - It's mahogany.
Real straight grain too.
I found it outside the construction site next door.
They were gonna throw it away.
Dad, I thought we had this discussion when you found that mattress on the side of the highway.
But this isn't for resale.
I'm gonna make a TV table out of it.
Thanks, fellas.
Isn't it a beaut? There's a ketchup packet stuck to it.
Oh, it's gonna feel good to break out the tools, roll up my sleeves and make something with my own two hands.
FRASIER: Are you sure this is a good idea? Woodworking has never really been your strength.
Yeah.
I think the scariest words of my childhood were: "Your father needs your help down in the basement.
" I must have done something right.
I made a lot of good stuff.
Even with directions, you could never assemble anything.
I remember a playset where the slide ended right in front of the swings.
- I don't remember that.
- I know.
Sorry.
Now, I'm gonna build a TV table, and I need a number one helper.
- Whose turn is it? - No, no.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
I am leaving for Spokane on Sunday.
I will not be available.
- Your show's not till Monday.
- Yes, well, I have sponsors to meet.
I have press interviews and photo sessions.
Niles, this is a very big step in my career.
If I can prove that my brand of radio travels well, perhaps I can parlay Spokane into Denver, Chicago.
Maybe even New York City.
- Well, you win, buddy.
- Oh.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Be sure to wear some work gloves.
Oh, and some coveralls.
We don't want a repeat of that necktie-in-the-bandsaw incident.
Oh, great.
With my luck, there'll be a baseball game on the radio too.
It won't be so bad.
How can you say that? You once tried to report him to the Child Labor Board.
I was being proactive.
You used to lock yourself in the bathroom to cry.
I didn't go in there to cry.
I went in to regather my patience.
Say, Niles, why don't you ask Daphne to fill in for you? - Daphne? - Well, why not? She's gonna owe you big-time after this banana event.
No, no, it's a concert.
And I hardly think it compares to the torture of assisting Dad.
All right, I'm ready.
Oh, Niles, you're not going in those clothes.
Come with me.
I got you some hair gel and parachute pants.
HERM: Okay, here's the drill.
I'll introduce you to the reporters, they'll ask you questions, try not to go on too much.
The faster we get them to the courtesy liquor, the better.
Oh, don't worry, Herm.
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