Crock Tales
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| “Crock Tales” | |||||||
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| Frasier episode | |||||||
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| Episode no. | Season 11 Episode 22 |
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| Written by | John Sherman and Bob Daily | ||||||
| Directed by | Sheldon Epps | ||||||
| Guest stars | Rosie Perez | ||||||
| Original airdate | May 4, 2004 | ||||||
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| List of Frasier episodes (Season 11) | |||||||
Crock Tales is the penultimate episode of the series Frasier with an unusual format. Rather than use a clip show to document the changes over eleven years of the series, the show instead invented new scenes from previous seasons, with the cast wearing the hairstyles, clothes, and vocal and semiotic mannerisms from those previous seasons, in some cases wearing wigs.
[edit] Plot
Frasier chips an old earthenware crock pot, and is about to throw it away, when he pauses, and remembers the dinners associated with the item, going back in time til finally remembering the first dinner he'd made for his father, Niles, Daphne and Roz.
[edit] Seasons
- 2003: Niles and Daphne are still newlyweds
- 2002: Niles and Daphne had just had sex for the first time, Roz has just returned to dating
- 1999: Daphne has her pageboy haircut
- 1998: Frasier is still unemployed after KACL had changed formats, Niles is separated from Maris and pining for Daphne
- 1996: Niles is still married to Maris - their separation imminent, Frasier is having his disastrous dating woes
- 1993: Frasier's hair is longer, Frasier and Martin are still sniping at each other, Daphne's hair is a bouffant, Niles is "happily" married to Maris but bringing Daphne gifts, Frasier and Niles begin their love of sherry, Kenny Daly appears as a pizza delivery boy hoping to break into Seattle radio
