Ep 2. Father of the Bride

In season 7 episode 2 of Frasier, titled "Father of the Bride," Frasier is trying to plan his wedding to his fiancée Bebe and is feeling conflicted about whether or not to invite his estranged father, Martin. Meanwhile, Roz is dealing with her own family drama as her teenage daughter, Alice, returns from summer camp with a new rebellious attitude.

As Frasier tries to navigate his own relationship with his father, he is also faced with pressure from Bebe to have a large, extravagant wedding that he's not entirely comfortable with. This leads to some tension between the two as they try to find a compromise.

Meanwhile, Roz is struggling to connect with her daughter, who has returned from camp with a nose piercing and a new group of friends who are a bad influence on her. Roz tries to talk to Alice about her behavior, but the conversation quickly becomes heated and Alice storms off.

As Frasier and Bebe continue their wedding planning, Martin unexpectedly shows up at Frasier's apartment. The two finally have a heart-to-heart conversation about their past and their relationship, and Frasier ultimately decides to invite Martin to the wedding.

Back at Roz's apartment, she receives a surprise visit from her ex-husband and Alice's father. He tries to talk to Alice about her behavior, but she refuses to listen and storms out of the apartment. Roz and her ex-husband are left to talk about their daughter's future and how to best support her during this difficult time.

As the episode comes to a close, Frasier and Bebe have come to a compromise on their wedding plans and Martin is set to attend. Roz is left to contemplate how to handle her daughter's rebellious behavior and how to best support her as she navigates these difficult teenage years.

Overall, "Father of the Bride" offers a poignant exploration of family dynamics and the ways in which we can sometimes struggle to connect with those closest to us. With its mix of humor and heart, this episode of Frasier is a must-see for fans of the show.