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9 PRESERVED EPISODE MOMENTS
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The Dedication ↗
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A Man, a Plan, and a Gal: Julia ↗
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I'm Listening ↗
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Maris Returns ↗
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Activity request: So you want to talk about the show, I guess?
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What everyone brought to the table · 12 recorded exchanges
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review opening
We open with a rain cloud over Seattle. Daphne's pregnancy has her irritable, so Niles offers her a spa day. Frazier, unsurprisingly, ignores his radio job to presumably fail a private practice. Response context: You just now have caught up to his first day of private practice. It's really weird watching someone be pregnant in reverse.
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Activity request: Do your impression? Now, Curtis, play a clip of her saying that. Shall we get the side by side?
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Participant cited: Brad(ley)
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Well, first of all, Brad, do your impressions? Do your impression?
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Prompt: Well, first of all, Brad, do your impressions? Do your impression? Final phrase attribution: Who requests Brad’s I’m not stupid impression?: Ryan
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Answer or action: I'm not stupid.
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Now, Curtis, play a clip of her saying that.
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Prompt: Now, Curtis, play a clip of her saying that. Final phrase attribution: Who asks Curtis to play the comparison clip?: Ryan
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clip response
Answer or action: I'm not stupid. Interaction mode: live imitation Final phrase attribution: Is the second I’m not stupid an inserted recording or a live imitation?: Curtis, not a clip Resolution interaction mode: Curtis, not a clip
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Adjudication: Sounded the same to me. Final phrase attribution: Who says Sounded the same to me?: Ryan
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review patients
In a show of competence, Frasier cures a woman of her depression by being a creep who she can laugh at with her whole family. Niles barges in like he owns the place, only to bail on lunch with Frasier to eat with his ex-wife. Notable events: Like, that's a punchable moment. You said she's definitely rotund. She got such a kick out of your wild inaccuracy.
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review advice
We get our first title card. I'm listening. And Marty and Frasier advise him to keep it a secret from Daphne. His next patient feels invisible and ignored. Notable events: This is definitely one of Fraser's more punchable moments, though. How did that session end?
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review coffee
Well, we're at the coffee shop, and Daphne answers Niles' phone, giving Maris what for. Afraid of how she might react, Niles lies about the lunch. Marty tries to help, but forces Niles to plan a last-minute baby shower.
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Frazier nobly takes a punch for Niles, who was caught in his lie by Daphne, who runs off. This is a hell of a party to throw for two hour heads up. Loosen your belt and pop the top button. Notable events: Brad, are you a top popper? No, I'm not. It stresses me out.
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pronunciation
Activity request: Ryan, how did you just say Seattle? How do you say it? Adjudication: I hear it.
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Participant cited: Ryan
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Ryan, how did you just say Seattle?
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Prompt: Ryan, how did you just say Seattle? Response context: It sounded like you said it's Seattle. Final phrase attribution: Who asks Ryan how he said Seattle?: Brad
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pronunciation reply
I said it's standard.
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How do you say it?
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Prompt: How do you say it? Final phrase attribution: Who is asked How do you say it in the reciprocal pronunciation question?: Ryan
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pronunciation renditions
Action: discourseRole: pronunciation exchange; clauses: Seattle. You said Seattle. Seattle. Seattle. I'm really focused on it now. Seattle. Seattle. Seattle. I hear it.
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review final patients
Back at the office, Frazier helps a narcissistic woman who believes all men want her body. He demonstrates that winks and getting half naked can be wholly innocent acts that have nothing to do with her. His mounting successes in work life come to a crashing halt when a patient shows up with problems that mirror Frazier's, which obviously he doesn't know how to solve.
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review ending
Get our final title card. Don't cry for me, Argentina. Daphne returns and makes up with Niles, who promises never to deal with Maris again. For some reason, NPR is on in the other room, revealing Maris's murder plot. Notable events: I was going to sing Don't Cry For Me, Argentina. Evita is the name of the musical. He should have got punched. We could have punched Frazier one last time.
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Yes, please. Please do that.
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Prompt: Yes, please. Please do that. Prompt item: Don't Cry For Me, Argentina
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song
Answer or action: Don't cry for me, Argentina. Argentina is my love for you. Don't cry for me, Argentina. Final phrase attribution: Who sings Don’t Cry for Me Argentina?: Brad
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ratings
Method: A, B, C, D, E, F. I ranked this out of the 18 we've watched. I give it an 8.4.
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Well, Brad, did you think this was a good episode?
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Prompt: Well, Brad, did you think this was a good episode? Activity request: You do have to give it a rate. Rules: A, B, C, D, E, F. Just a grade. Final phrase attribution: Who hands the episode rating to Brad?: Curtis
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Why? You have to explain yourself more.
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Prompt: Why? You have to explain yourself more. Final phrase attribution: Who asks Brad to explain his grade?: Ryan
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brad rating
B minus Answer qualification: Because I thought it was an average episode. I didn't think anything was too bad or too good. It was just it was a little below average. So I went with a B minus.
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Participant cited: Curtis
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How about you, Curtis?
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Prompt: How about you, Curtis? Final phrase attribution: Who hands the rating to Curtis?: Ryan
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Well, what did you like from it? And what did you not like?
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Prompt: Well, what did you like from it? And what did you not like? Final phrase attribution: Who asks Curtis what he liked and disliked?: Ryan
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curtis rating
rank: 12; comparisonSetSize: 18 Answer qualification: I put it between match game with Charlotte setting up Frasier. But I thought it was better than Crocktails. I thought that the whole build up and payoff of him harassing a woman was very funny. Don't love the way I said that. It didn't have anything to those heights. It was just perfectly good. Response context: I meant last week.
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Where were you, Ryan? What did you think?
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Prompt: Where were you, Ryan? What did you think? Final phrase attribution: Who hands the rating to Ryan?: Curtis
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ryan rating
8.4 Answer qualification: My biggest fault to the episode is that they misuse the guest stars. And I guess it's weird that they've started a private practice forum this late in the game. I thought it was a great episode. But I liked it a lot.
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rating comments
Adjudication: I'm not sure a B minus is below average. Notable events: Once again, you need to get punched.
Murder Most Maris ↗
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The Ann Who Came to Dinner ↗
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Activity description: Well, speaking of long and boring, shall we pivot into the episode?
Freudian Sleep ↗
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Notable events: Powder room alert. I also want to make a quick, uh, old tech alert because, uh, we get, uh, Marty talking about VHS tapes. I noticed something and it was one of those 80, 20 references. I got an interesting note from the Upside Down. Drop the power room. But I guess we found out that Marty's got a bullet to the head. Answer qualification:…
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Notable events: Powder room alert. I also want to make a quick, uh, old tech alert because, uh, we get, uh, Marty talking about VHS tapes. I noticed something and it was one of those 80, 20 references. I got an interesting note from the Upside Down. Drop the power room. But I guess we found out that Marty's got a bullet to the head. Answer qualification: Obviously, it's a dream. So we don't know if we can trust it. I mean, I guess technically that was said in a dream. Final phrase attribution: Who says “Powder room alert.”?: Ryan; Who says “Drop the power room.”?: Brad; Who gives the old-tech alert about VHS tapes?: Curtis Alert speakers: Who says “Powder room alert.”?: Ryan; Who says “Drop the power room.”?: Brad; Who gives the old-tech alert about VHS tapes?: Curtis
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Activity request: Curtis, how do you rate the show? Method: So I'm going to go with an A minus. The best episode out of 10 we've watched. I'll give it a color. There was room for improvement like most of the rest of the episode, but that scene alone, we're going, we're on 9.3. Handoffs: to Brad: Curtis; to Curtis: Brad; to Ethan: Curtis; to Ryan: Curtis Final…
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Activity request: Curtis, how do you rate the show? Method: So I'm going to go with an A minus. The best episode out of 10 we've watched. I'll give it a color. There was room for improvement like most of the rest of the episode, but that scene alone, we're going, we're on 9.3. Handoffs: to Brad: Curtis; to Curtis: Brad; to Ethan: Curtis; to Ryan: Curtis Final phrase attribution: Who hands the rating to Ethan with “Ethan, what about you?” This handoff was outside the earlier reported clip.: Curtis; Who hands the rating to Ryan with “So Ryan coming from the upside down…”?: Curtis
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What everyone brought to the table · 12 recorded exchanges
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Was this a good episode?
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Prompt: Was this a good episode?
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So I'm going to go with an A minus. Scores: A minus Answer qualification: You know, strippers, if there were strippers, it would have got an A or an A plus.
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Curtis, how do you rate the show?
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Prompt: Curtis, how do you rate the show?
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This is number one, one out of 10. Answer qualification: The best episode out of 10 we've watched. Scores: currentRank: 1; episodesRanked: 10; reportedEarlierRank: 2 Response context: I originally, after watching this one, put this at number two.
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Ethan, what about you?
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Prompt: Ethan, what about you?
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You can just say a number. You don't even have to give us the context. Just, just to rank it.
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Prompt: You can just say a number. You don't even have to give us the context. Just, just to rank it. Final phrase attribution: Who suggests Ethan “can just say a number”?: Ryan
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Why don't you just give us an obscure reference from the show?
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Prompt: Why don't you just give us an obscure reference from the show? Answer qualification: If I did, if I did one, then I feel like it could end up being a spoiler for the upside down. Final phrase attribution: Who suggests an “obscure reference from the show” as Ethan’s rating?: Curtis
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ethan rating
Instead, I'll just say, um, chartreuse. Scores: chartreuse Answer qualification: Um, I don't, I don't have a number system. I'll give it a color. Response context: And I would say I'd, I'd rate this a little ahead of it because, you know,
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What did you think?
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Prompt: What did you think? Response context: everybody else, but you, you don't have any context other than the other nine episodes
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ryan rating
There was room for improvement like most of the rest of the episode, but that scene alone, we're going, we're on 9.3. Scores: 9.3 Answer qualification: I did not like this episode until that point. Score effect method: Um, so as always, I think we're going to bump down every score I've given to every episode so far. Lower on 0.5. Revision interpretation: Owner…
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There was room for improvement like most of the rest of the episode, but that scene alone, we're going, we're on 9.3. Scores: 9.3 Answer qualification: I did not like this episode until that point. Score effect method: Um, so as always, I think we're going to bump down every score I've given to every episode so far. Lower on 0.5. Revision interpretation: Owner describes the blanket score reduction as mostly ridiculous, expressing shock at how great this episode was. Do not apply a numerical reduction to prior scores.
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review wrap
Final state summary: I think we've all, I think each and every one of us has said of what we've seen, this is the best it's been.
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Does this reinforce your view that it, maybe it's not, or does it make you feel like, oh, this is what they're talking about?
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Prompt: Does this reinforce your view that it, maybe it's not, or does it make you feel like, oh, this is what they're talking about?
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smart answer
I do think that this was really a smart way to get to a crazy bonkers silly place. So I would say, yeah, but not in the way I expected.
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Miss Right Now ↗
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