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* TyrannicalHomeownersAssociation: The apartment-dwellers in Elliot Bay Towers have their equivalent of a HOA, a home-owners' committee headed by a woman who is both tyrannical and petty. The apartment-owners can't complain or object to her decisions, as their terms of residence grant these powers to their local HOA-equivalent. Frasier resorts to getting his father to stand for election to her position, when the chance is offered.
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** In a later season, after Daphne loses a lot of weight and returns to normal, Niles starts coming off as snobbish and a jerk because of Daphne's roommate telling him how he was blind to her weight gain simply through "love goggles". Martin and Frasier are quick to call him out on it and when he refuses, Daphne tells him to leave.
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** In a later season, after Daphne loses a lot of weight and returns to normal, Niles starts coming off as snobbish and a jerk because of Daphne's roommate therapist telling him her how he was blind to her weight gain simply through "love goggles". Martin and Frasier are quick to call him out on it and when he refuses, Daphne tells him to leave.
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* UnderdressedForTheOccasion: Martin is humiliated when Frasier and Niles take him to a fancy restaurant and is rejected for not wearing a tie. He gets even by taking the boys to one of his favorite eateries, where the host cuts off Frasier and Niles's ties to enforce their casual dress code.
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* UnderdressedForTheOccasion: Martin is humiliated when Referred to in several episodes in regards to the many fancy restaurants Frasier and Niles take him to a fancy love. In one episode, they realize Martin will be underdressed for their restaurant and reservation, Frasier calls to find out their "minimum dress code". The trope is rejected for not wearing inverted when, after they find that they don't have a tie. He gets even by taking reservation, Martin takes the boys to one of his favorite eateries, where the host cuts off Frasier and Niles's ties to enforce their casual dress code.because they are overdressed for the occasion.
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* TwoLinesNoWaiting: The majority of the episodes have this structure. Typically, there's the main A plot and the secondary B plot, one of them focusing on Frasier and the other on one of the four other major characters. The main plot isn't necessarily about Frasier, though: Niles especially gets plenty of A plots as his character becomes more rounded. One episode ("Death and the Dog", Season 4) hanging a lampshade on it. The events of the episode are being told as a WholeEpisodeFlashback to a caller, and Roz wonders why Frasier is telling the caller about her date in the episode.
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* TwoLinesNoWaiting: The majority of the episodes have this structure. Typically, there's the main A plot and the secondary B plot, one of them focusing on Frasier and the other on one of the four other major characters. The main plot isn't necessarily about Frasier, though: Niles especially gets plenty of A plots as his character becomes more rounded. One episode ("Death and the Dog", Season 4) hanging hangs a lampshade on it. The events of the episode are being told as a WholeEpisodeFlashback to a caller, and Roz wonders why Frasier is telling the caller about her date in the episode.
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* TitleDrop: The names of the episodes will always be mentioned in the show itself, whether by the title cards following each act break or by the characters themselves.
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* TitleDrop: The names of the episodes will always often be mentioned in the show itself, whether by the title cards following each act break or by the characters themselves.
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** Although he doesn't stay with Frasier, in "The Show Where Woody Shows Up" Woody from ''Series/{{Cheers}}'' becomes something like this. After they meet by coincidence and have a wonderful evening catching up and reminiscing, Frasier gradually realises after spending more time with Woody that the two don't really have anything in common and finds their increasingly frequent hang-outs ever more tortuous, but doesn't want to hurt Woody's feelings by admitting it. It's played with, however, since Woody ends up admitting that ''he'' basically feels exactly the same way about the situation, only he thought that ''Frasier'' was the one enjoying himself and didn't want to hurt ''his'' feelings. The two basically end up acknowledging that they had a great time that first night (but ''only'' that first night) and decide to part ways, maybe to catch up "in another ten years or so."
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** Although he doesn't stay with Frasier, in "The Show Where Woody Shows Up" Woody from ''Series/{{Cheers}}'' becomes something like this. After they meet by coincidence and have a wonderful evening catching up and reminiscing, Frasier gradually realises after spending more time with Woody that the two don't really have anything in common and finds their increasingly frequent hang-outs ever more tortuous, torturous, but doesn't want to hurt Woody's feelings by admitting it. It's played with, however, since Woody ends up admitting that ''he'' basically feels exactly the same way about the situation, only he thought that ''Frasier'' was the one enjoying himself and didn't want to hurt ''his'' feelings. The two basically end up acknowledging that they had a great time that first night (but ''only'' that first night) and decide to part ways, maybe to catch up "in another ten years or so."
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* WeightLossSalad: When the radio station has a weight loss competition, at the first weigh-in, Frasier has actually gained weight, which causes him to exclaim "Impossible, I added a salad to every meal!"
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-->This continues for some time util until Ronee figures out something's wrong.
