The Best Episodes Written By Christopher Lloyd

When Rose must give a eulogy at her aunt's funeral, Rose must try to get over her biggest fear in the world, giving speeches. This also brings up Dorothy and Blanche's biggest fears, Dorothy's of flying and Blanche's of a recurring dream.

The girls try to help in a campaign to get Gil Kessler elected as local official. To his advantage, his chances of winning are boosted when reporters snap photos of Blanche entering his home one evening while his wife was away.

Realizing that it's time he started dating again, Niles takes Daphne to a society ball.

After Daphne gets dumped by her boyfriend, Niles decides it's time to declare his love for her.

On the eve of her wedding, Daphne's torn between the man she loves and the man she's engaged to marry.

Just when Daphne decides to profess her love for Niles, he drops a stunning bombshell.

Daphne gives birth to a healthy son David. Frasier marries Martin and Ronee in the vet's office before Daphne and the baby leave for the hospital. Frasier grows very lonely with Martin out of the apartment and Daphne and Niles busy with their son.

During an especially bumpy flight Frasier tells a fellow passenger about his eventful past few weeks which are recounted in a long flashback. Bebe tells Frasier that he has been offered the chance to replace a recently deceased San Francisco radio host.

The arrival of Diane Chambers in Seattle puts Frasier on an emotional roller coaster ride.

Frasier is shocked when Frederick comes to visit sporting his new 'goth' look. Meanwhile, realising that he never rebelled in his adolescence, Niles decides to try marijuana...with unexpected results.

Martin's birthday brings Frasier's friends and family together, but Frasier soon finds himself mediating evervone's problems

A psychotherapy partnership between Frasier and Niles brings out the worst in their relationship.

It's a Christmas to remember when Martin sings in a church pageant, Niles gets stuck in an elevator, and Frasier spills the beans about Roz's pregnancy to her unsuspecting mother.

Blanche is romanced by a wealthy suitor who she learns has several small children. This fact dampens his proposal of marriage. Meanwhile, Dorothy and Rose go to bat with the bathroom plumbing.

When his son cannot spend the holidays with him, a melancholy Frasier learns the true spirit of Christmas from a group of strangers.

After witnessing a woman give birth, Niles decides it's time to practice his parenting skills -- on a sack of flour!

For Sophia's birthday, Dorothy flies in her sister, Angela from Sicily as a surprise. However, Dorothy's the one whose surprised when Sophia's reaction is that of disgust.

Frasier decides to retaliate against Bulldog's childish pranks with a trick of his own, which winds up putting the new station manager in the hospital.

When Frasier appears to be in denial over losing his job, Niles, Roz and Martin join forces to bring him back to reality.

The wedding day chaos continue as the entire party shifts from one contingency plan to another. Guests start to get testy, Mitchell and Cameron are feeling discouraged and poor Claire shows physical wear and tear, but an unexpected turn of events leads to the ceremony we’ve all been waiting for.

The entire family discovers saying goodbye is much harder than it seems.

After trading barbs with a newspaper columnist, Frasier rises to the challenge of a fist fight.

It's Manny's birthday and the family is gathering at a restaurant to celebrate, though Manny himself is depressed about getting older. Phil and Claire decide to engage in a not-so-friendly car race on the way to the restaurant, and Mitch and Cam get sidetracked when they stop at the mall to pick up a gift.

Frasier and Niles crank their sibling rivalry up a notch when each believes the other is trying to steal his girlfriend.

The whole family is invited to Jay and Gloria's for some barbeque and football. However an earlier incident at school between Manny and Luke makes things very awkward for Gloria and Claire, and then things escalate when a not-so-flattering label is uttered.