Roz and Frasier finish their workday at the radio station when Kenny drops in to announce the new SeaBea nominations. Roz does not see their show listed and everyone is a little surprised. Kenny finds another page and it does more than nominate the show for an award but states that Frasier has won the Lifetime Achievement Award. The night of the awards, Niles shows up at Frasier's door dressed in his tux. He holds a large flower arrangement. The flowers are for Frasier from his old Harvard mentor, William Tewksbury who's spending his sabbatical in Washington. The card reads 'Congratulations, Frasier, you must be very proud.' As Frasier is admiring his arrangement, Martin gives Niles a gift. Martin wants Niles to know today may be a special day for Frasier, but he has two special sons. It's a coffee mug with 'World's Greatest Psychiatrist' on it. Niles is very excited. Frasier studies the card that came with the flowers and is concerned. It doesn't say 'I am very proud of you, but you must be very proud.' He decides to leave for the awards a little earlier so he can stop by and thank William Tewsbury in person . It turns out that Mr. Tewsbury didn't write the card himself but had his secretary write it. Frasier questions if Tewsbury subconsciously communicated his emotions to his secretary. The two get into a psychobabble debate about Frasier's dissatisfaction with his career and his life. watch
Roz and Frasier finish their workday at the radio station when Kenny drops in to announce the new SeaBea nominations. Roz does not see their show listed and everyone is a little surprised. Kenny finds another page and it does more than nominate the show for an award but states that Frasier has won the Lifetime Achievement Award. The night of the awards, Niles shows up at Frasier's door dressed in his tux. He holds a large flower arrangement. The flowers are for Frasier from his old Harvard mentor, William Tewksbury who's spending his sabbatical in Washington. The card reads 'Congratulations, Frasier, you must be very proud.' As Frasier is admiring his arrangement, Martin gives Niles a gift. Martin wants Niles to know today may be a special day for Frasier, but he has two special sons. It's a coffee mug with 'World's Greatest Psychiatrist' on it. Niles is very excited. Frasier studies the card that came with the flowers and is concerned. It doesn't say 'I am very proud of you, but you must be very proud.' He decides to leave for the awards a little earlier so he can stop by and thank William Tewsbury in person . It turns out that Mr. Tewsbury didn't write the card himself but had his secretary write it. Frasier questions if Tewsbury subconsciously communicated his emotions to his secretary. The two get into a psychobabble debate about Frasier's dissatisfaction with his career and his life. watch
The BAU team looks into the real reasons behind an apparent mass suicide of a small group of youths at a military academy. Also, Hotch and Morgan butt heads when a team member could be in jeopardy. watch