JuveniliaPaid | Amazon Instant Video
Length: 22:00
Aired: 1/22/2002
Kenny is concerned with Frasier's lack of younger listeners. Kenny tries to convince Frasier to go on Teen Scene, one of the station's shows, produced and hosted by local teens. Frasier is still upset over the debacle of his last appearance on Teen Scene and refuses until he sees firsthand that his listeners tend to be old stay-at-homes. Niles gives Daphne a pair of earrings and is upset to discover he gave her the exact same pair some months ago. Martin comes home from a party and reveals he made out with Peg. Niles teases him about his new relationship, which is exactly what Martin doesn't want to hear. When Peg fails to call, however, Martin feels hurt. Kirby teases Frasier about doing Teen Scene, claiming the kids involved are all boring eggheads. Frasier is impressed, however, when he meets Emily, an intelligent young achiever. Frasier falls for Emily's flattery and becomes eager for the show. Niles seeks advice from Roz and she suggests he find Daphne a gift that combines romance and danger, something money can't buy. Frasier arrives for the show and is shocked when Emily, Ryan and Trent grill him about his failed marriages and his tax return. Frasier is still reeling during the break when Kirby approaches him with a plan for a counterattack. After the break, Frasier turns the tables and brings out the embarrassing secrets of each of the kids. Frasier comes off the winner and thanks Kirby for his help. Niles sneaks out at night to steal a street sign that says 'Daphne Lane,' but is caught by the police. After his release from jail, he presents Daphne with his gift - his mug shots in a lovely frame. Martin drops in on Peg and asks her why she never called. Peg claims she isn't looking for a relationship. Martin claims he isn't either, but he hopes they can have fun together again. watch
JuveniliaPaid | Amazon Instant Video
Length: 22:00
Aired: 1/22/2002
Kenny is concerned with Frasier's lack of younger listeners. Kenny tries to convince Frasier to go on Teen Scene, one of the station's shows, produced and hosted by local teens. Frasier is still upset over the debacle of his last appearance on Teen Scene and refuses until he sees firsthand that his listeners tend to be old stay-at-homes. Niles gives Daphne a pair of earrings and is upset to discover he gave her the exact same pair some months ago. Martin comes home from a party and reveals he made out with Peg. Niles teases him about his new relationship, which is exactly what Martin doesn't want to hear. When Peg fails to call, however, Martin feels hurt. Kirby teases Frasier about doing Teen Scene, claiming the kids involved are all boring eggheads. Frasier is impressed, however, when he meets Emily, an intelligent young achiever. Frasier falls for Emily's flattery and becomes eager for the show. Niles seeks advice from Roz and she suggests he find Daphne a gift that combines romance and danger, something money can't buy. Frasier arrives for the show and is shocked when Emily, Ryan and Trent grill him about his failed marriages and his tax return. Frasier is still reeling during the break when Kirby approaches him with a plan for a counterattack. After the break, Frasier turns the tables and brings out the embarrassing secrets of each of the kids. Frasier comes off the winner and thanks Kirby for his help. Niles sneaks out at night to steal a street sign that says 'Daphne Lane,' but is caught by the police. After his release from jail, he presents Daphne with his gift - his mug shots in a lovely frame. Martin drops in on Peg and asks her why she never called. Peg claims she isn't looking for a relationship. Martin claims he isn't either, but he hopes they can have fun together again. watch
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