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* AnAesop: No matter [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished how badly life treats you for it]], helping other people is always the right thing to do.
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* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, and he's wrongfully accused of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, and she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a Cab on it. He helps a man with car trouble, and the man tries to [[FrivolousLawsuit sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.]]
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* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, and he's wrongfully accused of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, and she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a Cab on it. He helps a man with car trouble, and the man tries to [[FrivolousLawsuit sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.]]]]
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* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, and he's wrongfully prosecuted of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, and she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a Cab on it. He helps a man with car trouble, and the man tries to [[FrivolousLawsuit sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.]]
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* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, and he's wrongfully prosecuted accused of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, and she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a Cab on it. He helps a man with car trouble, and the man tries to [[FrivolousLawsuit sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.]]
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* DrivenToSuicide: PlayedForLaughs, after Frasier spends the night in jail:
-->'''Frasier''': Was it really necessary to take my belt and shoelaces?\\
'''Cop''': Standard procedure, it's for your own protection.\\
'''Frasier''': For God's sake, you had me in the drunk tank! If I wanted to kill myself, I'd have taken a deep breath!
-->'''Frasier''': Was it really necessary to take my belt and shoelaces?\\
'''Cop''': Standard procedure, it's for your own protection.\\
'''Frasier''': For God's sake, you had me in the drunk tank! If I wanted to kill myself, I'd have taken a deep breath!
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* ShoutOut: The newspaper headline reporting Frasier’s apparent dalliance with a cross dressing prostitute refers to him as “Film/DrStrangelove.”
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* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, and he's wrongfully prosecuted of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, and she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a car on it. He helps a man with car trouble, and the man tries to [[FrivolousLawsuit sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.]]
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* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, and he's wrongfully prosecuted of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, and she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a car Cab on it. He helps a man with car trouble, and the man tries to [[FrivolousLawsuit sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.]]
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* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, and he's wrongfully prosecuted of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, and she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a car on it. He helps a man with car trouble, and the man tries to [[FrivilousLawsuit sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.]]
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* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, and he's wrongfully prosecuted of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, and she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a car on it. He helps a man with car trouble, and the man tries to [[FrivilousLawsuit [[FrivolousLawsuit sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.]]
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* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, and he's wrongfully prosecuted of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, and she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a car on it. He helps a man with car trouble, and the man tries to sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.
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* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, and he's wrongfully prosecuted of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, and she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a car on it. He helps a man with car trouble, and the man tries to [[FrivilousLawsuit sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.]]
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* AllJustADream: The main twist of the episode is that, after already having multiple good deeds lead to misery, the sequence of events starting from Frasier trying to help a prostitute was just him playing out the worst-case scenario in his head. When he still goes through with it, it turns out she's not even a prostitute; she's actually just one of his neighbors that he didn't recognize.
* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nh_C-J35U4 this video]] analyzing the episode, the cop who arrests Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so on account of lack of evidence that he was pimping this transvestite. However, to be fair, [[AllJustADream it was an intentional exaggeration]].
* MoralityPet: Even after everything that happens ([[AllJustADream or at least what Frasier thinks will happen]]) after helping a prostitute, Frasier refuses to tell his son Frederick that it was wrong to try and help someone.
* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nh_C-J35U4 this video]] analyzing the episode, the cop who arrests Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so on account of lack of evidence that he was pimping this transvestite. However, to be fair, [[AllJustADream it was an intentional exaggeration]].
* MoralityPet: Even after everything that happens ([[AllJustADream or at least what Frasier thinks will happen]]) after helping a prostitute, Frasier refuses to tell his son Frederick that it was wrong to try and help someone.
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* DaydreamSurprise: The main twist of the episode is that, after already having multiple good deeds lead to misery, the sequence of events starting from Frasier trying to help a prostitute was just him playing out the worst-case scenario in his head. When he still goes through with it [[MoralityPet after realizing how Frederick will react if he doesn't]], it turns out she's not even a prostitute; she's actually just one of his neighbors that he didn't recognize.
* MoralityPet: Even after everything that happens
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nh_C-J35U4 this video]] analyzing the episode, the cop who arrests Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so on account of lack of evidence that he was pimping this tranvestite.
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* AnAesop: No matter [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished how badly life treats you for it]], helping other people is always the right thing to do.
* AllJustADream: The main twist of the episode is that, after already having multiple good deeds lead to misery, the sequence of events starting from Frasier trying to help a prostitute was just him playing out the worst-case scenario in his head. When he still goes through with it, it turns out she's not even a prostitute; she's actually just one of his neighbors that he didn't recognize.
* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nh_C-J35U4 this video]] analyzing the episode, the cop who arrests Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so on account of lack of evidence that he was pimping thistranvestite.transvestite. However, to be fair, [[AllJustADream it was an intentional exaggeration]].
* MoralityPet: Even after everything that happens ([[AllJustADream or at least what Frasier thinks will happen]]) after helping a prostitute, Frasier refuses to tell his son Frederick that it was wrong to try and help someone.
* AllJustADream: The main twist of the episode is that, after already having multiple good deeds lead to misery, the sequence of events starting from Frasier trying to help a prostitute was just him playing out the worst-case scenario in his head. When he still goes through with it, it turns out she's not even a prostitute; she's actually just one of his neighbors that he didn't recognize.
* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nh_C-J35U4 this video]] analyzing the episode, the cop who arrests Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so on account of lack of evidence that he was pimping this
* MoralityPet: Even after everything that happens ([[AllJustADream or at least what Frasier thinks will happen]]) after helping a prostitute, Frasier refuses to tell his son Frederick that it was wrong to try and help someone.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: Frasier does a good deed for someone in the end and he doesn't face any sort of unpleasantness whatsoever.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: At the end of the episode, Frasier does a good deed for someone in the end and he doesn't face any sort of unpleasantness whatsoever.
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* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, he's wrongfully prosecuted of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a car on it. He helps a man with car trouble, the man tries to sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.
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* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, and he's wrongfully prosecuted of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, and she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a car on it. He helps a man with car trouble, and the man tries to sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nh_C-J35U4 this video]] analyzing the episode, the cop who pulls over Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so on account of lack of evidence.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nh_C-J35U4 this video]] analyzing the episode, the cop who pulls over arrests Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so on account of lack of evidence.evidence that he was pimping this tranvestite.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nh_C-J35U4 this video]] analyzing the episode, the cop who pulls over Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so on acocunt of lack of evidence.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nh_C-J35U4 this video]] analyzing the episode, the cop who pulls over Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so on acocunt account of lack of evidence.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in [[this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nh_C-J35U4]] analyzing the episode, the cop who pulls over Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so on acocunt of lack of evidence.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in [[this video https://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nh_C-J35U4]] com/watch?v=3nh_C-J35U4 this video]] analyzing the episode, the cop who pulls over Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so on acocunt of lack of evidence.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in this video analyzing the episode, the cop who pulls over Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in this [[this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nh_C-J35U4]] analyzing the episode, the cop who pulls over Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so.so on acocunt of lack of evidence.
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While his son is visiting, Frasier is repeatedly hit with misfortune whenever he tries to do a good deed.
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!!Tropes:
* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in this video analyzing the episode, the cop who pulls over Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Basically what happens to Frasier throughout the whole episode, until the end that is.
* ThrowTheDogABone: Frasier does a good deed for someone in the end and he doesn't face any sort of unpleasantness whatsoever.
* WholesomeCrossdresser: Crystal the crossdressing prostitute gives a genuine apology to Frasier for unintentionally getting him arrested.
* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, he's wrongfully prosecuted of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a car on it. He helps a man with car trouble, the man tries to sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.
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!!Tropes:
* ArtisticLicenseLaw: As pointed out in this video analyzing the episode, the cop who pulls over Frasier when he picks up Crystal has no reason or probable cause to do so.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Basically what happens to Frasier throughout the whole episode, until the end that is.
* ThrowTheDogABone: Frasier does a good deed for someone in the end and he doesn't face any sort of unpleasantness whatsoever.
* WholesomeCrossdresser: Crystal the crossdressing prostitute gives a genuine apology to Frasier for unintentionally getting him arrested.
* UngratefulBastard: Whenever Frasier tries to do something nice to another person, he is hit with this. He tries to return a man's wallet, he's wrongfully prosecuted of stealing from the wallet. He helps a woman with her bags at the airport, she doesn't thank him and carelessly tears his suit when she shuts the door of a car on it. He helps a man with car trouble, the man tries to sue him for minor damage done to his car on account of Frasier's cufflinks.
