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Niles and Daphne attempt to come up with a name for their future child to put on an application for a prestigious kindergarten, while Leland, Hester’s old research assistant and close friend, visits town. Leland ends up having vastly more in common with the Crane brothers than Martin does, much to the letter’s concern.
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Niles and Daphne attempt to come up with a name for their future child to put on an application for a prestigious kindergarten, while Leland, Hester’s old research assistant and close friend, visits town. Leland ends up having vastly more in common with the Crane brothers than Martin does, much to the letter’s latter’s concern.
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When an old mentor visits Frasier, Martin worries that he might actually be Niles and Frasier's father based on an affair that said mentor and his deceased wife had.
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* MamasBabyPapasMaybe: The whole point of the episode. Martin is unsure whether he really is Fras and Niles's father given they share so many traits with Leland, to the extent even Eddie gets confused as to who he's supposed to stare at, while having pretty much nothing in common with him. Not helping Martin's insecurity is the knowledge Hester ''did'' cheat on him at least once before, meaning it's not out of the question she did so again.
* MoodWhiplash: The ending has Martin and Leland amicably parting ways with the situation resolved. He returns to the apartment, and... begins sulking at the sight of Frasier and Niles being themselves, forced to deal with the fact that, yes, they ''are'' his sons. Whether he likes it or not.
* MoodWhiplash: The ending has Martin and Leland amicably parting ways with the situation resolved. He returns to the apartment, and... begins sulking at the sight of Frasier and Niles being themselves, forced to deal with the fact that, yes, they ''are'' his sons. Whether he likes it or not.
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* SpecialGuest: Creator/DavidOgdenStiers as Dr. Leland Barton
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* WhamLine: Leland revealing he is gay, which Hester knew and kept secret for him.
* WhamLine: Leland revealing he is gay, which Hester knew and kept secret for him.
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'''Martin''': Oh, now you're just being dumb.
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'''Martin''': Oh, now you're just being dumb.dumb.
* SpecialGuest: Creator/DavidOgdenStiers as Dr. Leland Barton
* SpecialGuest: Creator/DavidOgdenStiers as Dr. Leland Barton
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When an old mentor visits Frasier, Martin worries that he might actually be Frasier's father based on an affair that said mentor and his deceased wife had.
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When an old mentor visits Frasier, Martin worries that he might actually be Niles and Frasier's father based on an affair that said mentor and his deceased wife had.
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--> '''Roz''': Their stubbornness.
-->'''Martin''': I'm not stubborn.
-->'''Roz''': Their defensiveness.
-->'''Martin''': What's that supposed to mean?
-->'''Roz''': The way they completely dismiss anyone who doesn't share their opinion.
-->'''Martin''': Oh, now you're just being dumb.
-->'''Martin''': I'm not stubborn.
-->'''Roz''': Their defensiveness.
-->'''Martin''': What's that supposed to mean?
-->'''Roz''': The way they completely dismiss anyone who doesn't share their opinion.
-->'''Martin''': Oh, now you're just being dumb.
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--> '''Roz''': Their stubbornness.
-->'''Martin''':stubbornness.\\
'''Martin''': I'm notstubborn.
-->'''Roz''':stubborn.\\
'''Roz''': Theirdefensiveness.
-->'''Martin''':defensiveness.\\
'''Martin''': What's that supposed tomean?
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'''Roz''': The way they completely dismiss anyone who doesn't share theiropinion.
-->'''Martin''':opinion.\\
'''Martin''': Oh, now you're just being dumb.
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'''Martin''': I'm not
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'''Roz''': Their
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'''Martin''': What's that supposed to
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'''Roz''': The way they completely dismiss anyone who doesn't share their
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'''Martin''': Oh, now you're just being dumb.
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'''Martin''': I'm not stubborn.
'''Roz''': Their defensiveness.
'''Martin''': What's that supposed to mean?
'''Roz''': The way they completely dismiss anyone who doesn't share their opinion.
'''Martin''': Oh, now you're just being dumb.
'''Roz''': Their defensiveness.
'''Martin''': What's that supposed to mean?
'''Roz''': The way they completely dismiss anyone who doesn't share their opinion.
'''Martin''': Oh, now you're just being dumb.
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--> '''Roz''': Their stubbornness.//
'''Martin''': I'm not stubborn.//
'''Roz''': Their defensiveness.//
'''Martin''': What's that supposed to mean?//
'''Roz''': The way they completely dismiss anyone who doesn't share their opinion.//
'''Martin''': I'm not stubborn.//
'''Roz''': Their defensiveness.//
'''Martin''': What's that supposed to mean?//
'''Roz''': The way they completely dismiss anyone who doesn't share their opinion.//
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--> '''Roz''': Their stubbornness.//
stubbornness.
'''Martin''': I'm notstubborn.//
stubborn.
'''Roz''': Theirdefensiveness.//
defensiveness.
'''Martin''': What's that supposed tomean?//
mean?
'''Roz''': The way they completely dismiss anyone who doesn't share their opinion.//
'''Martin''': I'm not
'''Roz''': Their
'''Martin''': What's that supposed to
'''Roz''': The way they completely dismiss anyone who doesn't share their opinion.
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When an old mentor visits Frasier, Martin worries that he might actually be Frasier's father based on an affair that said mentor and his deceased wife had.
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!!Examples
* NotHelpingYourCase: This line of dialogue when Martin talks to Roz about the possibility of Leland being Frasier and Niles's biological father and Roz lists some flaws they and Martin share, [[HypocriticalHumor which Martin exhibits while denying.]]
--> '''Roz''': Their stubbornness.//
'''Martin''': I'm not stubborn.//
'''Roz''': Their defensiveness.//
'''Martin''': What's that supposed to mean?//
'''Roz''': The way they completely dismiss anyone who doesn't share their opinion.//
'''Martin''': Oh, now you're just being dumb.
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!!Examples
* NotHelpingYourCase: This line of dialogue when Martin talks to Roz about the possibility of Leland being Frasier and Niles's biological father and Roz lists some flaws they and Martin share, [[HypocriticalHumor which Martin exhibits while denying.]]
--> '''Roz''': Their stubbornness.//
'''Martin''': I'm not stubborn.//
'''Roz''': Their defensiveness.//
'''Martin''': What's that supposed to mean?//
'''Roz''': The way they completely dismiss anyone who doesn't share their opinion.//
'''Martin''': Oh, now you're just being dumb.
