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Martin Does It His Way

Name: Martin Does It His Way
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1995-10-10
Duration: 23 min
Rating: 7.8
Cast: Kelsey Grammer, Jane Leeves, David Hyde Pierce

Episode aired Oct 10, 1995
TV-PG
23m

IMDb RATING

7.8/10

1.1K

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David Hyde Pierce, John Mahoney, and Jane Leeves in Frasier (1993)

Comedy

Frasier's Aunt Louise, who was not popular in the family for her tendency to criticize everyone, has died. Frasier has been left in charge of organizing her memorial and delivering a eulogy,Frasier's Aunt Louise, who was not popular in the family for her tendency to criticize everyone, has died. Frasier has been left in charge of organizing her memorial and delivering a eulogy,Frasier's Aunt Louise, who was not popular in the family for her tendency to criticize everyone, has died. Frasier has been left in charge of organizing her memorial and delivering a eulogy,

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IMDb RATING

7.8/10

1.1K

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
Perhaps coincidentally, the opening riff of Martin's song bears a strong resemblance to the opening of the "Sesame Street" theme.

Goofs
In his apartment, the highly fastidious Frasier once again chides Martin for Eddie's lounging on the sofa, but says nothing about Daphne cutting Martin's hair right there at the dining table! Daphne even brushes hair off Martin and nothing is said or done about cleaning up the hair clippings.

Quotes
Niles: [attempting to write a song for Frank Sinatra] I don't mean to quibble, but it seems like your heart is always going either hidy-heydy, ringy-dingy, or scooby-dooby.
Martin: Look, I don't need another critic.
Niles: Right. Perhaps a cardiologist.

Crazy credits
The title "Frasier" (in green letters) and the silhouette of Seattle appear on screen, without any additional animated action.

Connections
Featured in Frasier: Analyzing the Laughter (2004)

Soundtracks
Lady of Mine
Written by Paul A. Kreiling and David Lloyd
Performed by Kelsey Grammer, Jane Leeves, John Mahoney, David Hyde Pierce and Funeral Choir

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Featured review

8/10

Don't Wait Too Long

The Cranes are given the job of doing various jobs relating to a memorial for a hated aunt. Frasier has the eulogy and Niles must scatter ashes. Even Martin contributes. We find out that the old man has been writing songs for 30 years, hoping to get one through to Frank Sinatra. The conclusion is quite wonderful, allowing Frasier to show off some of his jazzy licks.