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Classic Frasier · Season 7 · Episode 23

Something Borrowed, Someone Blue — Part 1

The Reverse Psychology hosts discuss Part 1 of Frasier’s “Something Borrowed, Someone Blue” and play The Spin Cycle, imagining a story in different movie genres.

IN THE ROOM

RyanBrad(ley)Curtis

NO COMMON DENOMINATOR

The verdicts.

Curtis#70 of 118
Ryan8.1/10

Original rating systems, exactly as represented in the archive. These scales are not interchangeable.

By way of introduction.

Curtis

Introduces himself as the host, Curtis Scheck.

Ryan

Introduced as “our resident upside downer.”

Brad(ley)

Introduced as “a man as old as Daphne’s wine.”

A PERFECTLY REASONABLE QUESTION

The packaged-cookie picks.

A few cookie side notes
  • Fudge stripes were Ryan’s side answer; chocolate chunk was his main answer.
  • Curtis chose vanilla double-stuff Oreo in the separate Oreo exchange.
  • Ryan also preferred Tagalongs over Samoas in a comparison.

A discussion question, with no winner.

SOMEONE BROUGHT RULES

The Spin Cycle.

Facilitated by Curtis. Two rounds, six story pitches.

Round 1 · One genre

Round 2 · Combined genres

Curtis

Body horror, fish out of water and dark comedy

Ryan

Superhero, kaiju and hard science fiction

THE GROUP’S PICK

Brad(ley) wins for the zombie story.

The group chose a winner; individual ballots and a vote tally are not established.

AN IMPORTANT INTERRUPTION

Powder Room Alert.

Ryan performs the alert over the standard inserted Powder Room Alert music.

One recorded occurrence in this episode. 11 episodes across the archive ↗

How this is counted

The performance and inserted music form one entry. The number of repeated calls is not established.

PREVIOUSLY, NEXT WEEK

Looking ahead to Dark Side of the Moon.

Predictions made on the podcast, not verified plot facts.

Ryan

Frasier hurts his back when he slips on some ice shavings. He demanded Daphne get an ice sculpture for her wedding. Simon drinks some whiskey and that's it.

By way of goodbye.

“Good morning Nashville, I hate you”

Delivered in a southern twang. Speaker not confirmed.

Continue with Part 2

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