Throughout the course of the show, Niles' wife is never seen but she is often characterized as a snooty, unnaturally thin, pale skinned woman. It's an ongoing joke throughout the better half of the series.
Funny about Frasier not speaking German because in another episode (maybe another season) he does speak German. This is not the only series where the writers change things about the characters, and it is one of my pet peeves.
Same here, especially out of the downright convenience of making the episode work. Like, why couldn't they just switch up the characters, or have them speak a language even Frasier finds bewildering -- especially since he's so smart, anyway. For me, this episode kind of dumbs down Frasier to the point of "Wow this would have been solved much, MUCH faster if Frasier's character was consistent." It's a pain in the ass
Frasier, Roz and Daphne’s hair do’s show which season they’re in
Was this filmed through your neighbor's window?
No they ran out of windows unfortunately.
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Not quite human woman.........Maris?
That Roz... (Peri Gilpin) ...I am like, so moist!
Uh-oh, Someone tell Niles
If you steal something do a better job !
I knew it
She said that her husband is having an affair with a not quite human woman, is this show referring to a black woman? As not quite human?
Throughout the course of the show, Niles' wife is never seen but she is often characterized as a snooty, unnaturally thin, pale skinned woman. It's an ongoing joke throughout the better half of the series.
Interesting how that led you to assume a black woman though.
Funny about Frasier not speaking German because in another episode (maybe another season) he does speak German. This is not the only series where the writers change things about the characters, and it is one of my pet peeves.
Same here, especially out of the downright convenience of making the episode work. Like, why couldn't they just switch up the characters, or have them speak a language even Frasier finds bewildering -- especially since he's so smart, anyway. For me, this episode kind of dumbs down Frasier to the point of "Wow this would have been solved much, MUCH faster if Frasier's character was consistent." It's a pain in the ass
What in God's name led you to ask this question?