The Best Episodes Written By Mark Reisman

Frasier's "dream date" with a former prom queen turns out to be a living nightmare.

Director: Sheldon Epps

Writer: Mark Reisman

Frasier and Niles try to reawaken the career of Jackson Hedley, an old actor they saw perform Hamlet when they were young. When they see him perform again, however, they realize that he is talentless and will humiliate himself.

Director: Robert H. Egan

Writer: Mark Reisman

Lowell's ex-wife arrives on Nantucket for a friend's wedding. Brian faces the prospect of meeting Alex's parents. Joe deals with the loss of a tree and Fay becomes overbearing as Helen organizes a holiday party for children.

Director: Andy Ackerman

Writer: Mark Reisman

Roy's ex-wife makes a surprise appearance on the island. She seems to be up for a reconciliation, much to Roy's delight, but may have ulterior motives. Helen tries to fend off a smitten and slightly crazy waiter from the crab house she went to the other night.

Director: Peter Bonerz

Writer: Mark Reisman

Joe may have finally found a bank willing to float him a loan to expand Sandpiper Air. Helen anxiously awaits Davis' mid-week arrival, sure that he's coming to break up with her.

Director: Peter Bonerz

Writer: Mark Reisman

When Antonio's cousin Dominic and his fiancée Teresa visit Nantucket, Antonio finds himself struggling to ignore his feelings for Teresa. He succumbs to temptation during supper at his apartment, after Teresa voices concerns over problems with her relationship, but he ultimately helps Dominic win her back. Meanwhile, Helen's side of the family outshines Joe's when the wedding gifts start to arrive.

Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.

Writer: Mark Reisman

After receiving a voice-activated operating system as a gift, Holly becomes overly attached to it. Haskell comes into money and controls Phil and Stuart with it.

Director: Terry Hughes

Writer: Mark Reisman

Daphne is touched when Frasier agrees to pay for her wedding -- but aghast when he takes control of all the plans.

Director: David Clark Lee

Writer: Mark Reisman

When Bob takes Carol to see Bruce Springsteen in concert, the kids throw a party to boost their images at school. At the party, Parker worries that his less popular siblings will embarrass him in front of a hot girl. Patton's attempt to woo a girl ends in disaster, while Penny meets her soul mate.

Director: Andy Cadiff

Writer: Mark Reisman