Season four starts strong with Frasier navigating a new chapter in his personal and professional life.
Niles comes into his own as the separation from Maris gives David Hyde Pierce room to explore new comedic territory.
Frasier's obsession with his ratings leads to compromises that test his principles — and produce great comedy.
Martin surprises his sons with a perspective on life that their expensive educations never taught them.
Roz's life takes a significant turn that the show handles with its characteristic blend of humor and heart.
Frasier and Niles attempt a business venture together, which goes about as well as anyone who knows them would predict.
A classic farce episode that has the characters running in and out of rooms with impeccable timing.
Daphne's influence on the household becomes clear when she's briefly absent and everything falls apart.
Frasier takes his callers' problems personally, and his over-involvement creates complications both on and off the air.
Niles and Frasier's wine club snobbery reaches magnificent heights of pretension and comedy.
Martin has a health scare that unites the family and reminds everyone what truly matters.
Frasier's attempts at online dating — still new in the '90s — provide commentary that remains funny decades later.
The radio station's office politics give Frasier a chance to play workplace warrior with mixed results.
A visit from Lilith throws the household dynamic into a tailspin that only Lilith could cause.
Niles and Daphne share a moment that inches their slow-burn romance forward in the most delightful way.
Frasier tackles a social issue through his radio show, navigating the topic with humor and unexpected insight.
Martin and his friends prove that the older generation can out-fun the younger Cranes any day of the week.
Roz and Frasier navigate a professional disagreement that tests their friendship and mutual respect.
The ensemble delivers a bottle episode that proves these characters can carry an entire half hour with just conversation.
Frasier's need for recognition leads to an episode that satirizes ego in the most affectionate way.
Niles faces the final stage of his divorce, and the Maris saga reaches a dramatic and comedic peak.
Daphne proves her worth to the Crane family in a way that goes beyond physical therapy.
The fourth season builds to a conclusion that rewards loyal viewers with character payoffs.
Season four's finale sets up exciting new directions while honoring everything that came before.