Ep 14. Three Valentines
- TVPG
- February 11, 1999
- 22 min
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8.9 (1,457)
As Frasier Crane navigates through the ups and downs of his love life, he struggles with the decision of choosing between his two love interests, Faye and Cassandra. With Valentine’s Day around the corner, Frasier is feeling the pressure of making the right choice.
The episode begins with Frasier preparing for his date with Faye. However, after a series of mishaps, including a pancake mishap, Faye informs him that she is unable to make it to their date due to an unexpected trip out of town. Disappointed, Frasier decides to spend the night alone in front of the TV. However, his plans are interrupted when his ex-wife, Lilith, shows up at his door.
As Frasier tries to enjoy his Valentine's Day with Lilith, he finds himself reminiscing about his past relationship with her. The two get caught up in a moment of intimacy, but Lilith quickly reminds him that their relationship ended for a reason and that she is now happily married with a child.
Meanwhile, Niles is dealing with his own romantic woes. He is torn between his love for Daphne and his loyalty to his wife, Maris. Niles reveals to Frasier that he has bought lavish gifts for both women and is planning to have a secret Valentine’s Day rendezvous with Daphne.
Things take a turn for the worse when Maris arrives at Niles’ apartment unannounced. Niles scrambles to hide any evidence of his affair with Daphne, resulting in some comical moments and misunderstandings.
As the night progresses, Frasier finds himself spending time with his new love interest, Cassandra. They have a lovely dinner but when Frasier discovers that Cassandra has already made Valentine’s Day plans with another man, he feels heartbroken and betrayed.
In a final attempt to salvage his Valentine’s Day, Frasier decides to surprise Faye at the airport and celebrate the holiday together. However, his plans are foiled once again when he discovers that she has rekindled a relationship with an ex-boyfriend.
As the episode comes to a close, Frasier and Niles find themselves alone at a café on Valentine’s Day, discussing the complexities of love. The episode ends with the two brothers agreeing that while love may be upsetting and unpredictable, it is still worth pursuing.
Overall, Three Valentines is an episode filled with romantic intrigue and hilarity. Through the ups and downs of their various romantic entanglements, the characters learn valuable lessons about love and the importance of being true to oneself. The episode serves as a reminder that even in the midst of heartbreak and confusion, we can still find humor and joy in the pursuit of love.