S7.E13

They're Playing Our Song

Name: They're Playing Our Song
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2000-01-13
Duration: 22 min
Rating: 8.1
Cast: Kelsey Grammer, Jane Leeves, David Hyde Pierce

Episode aired Jan 13, 2000
TV-PG
22m

IMDb RATING

8.1/10

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Comedy

All the on-air personalities are writing jingles to introduce their shows. Frasier typically overdoes when crafting his.All the on-air personalities are writing jingles to introduce their shows. Frasier typically overdoes when crafting his.All the on-air personalities are writing jingles to introduce their shows. Frasier typically overdoes when crafting his.

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IMDb RATING

8.1/10

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Trivia
This is one of two episodes where Frasier's artistic ego becomes so overblown that he derails his own production; the other is "Ham Radio," in which he ruins his beloved radio drama.

Goofs
The viola player asks Frasier if she's looking at 8th notes on her musical score. She should be able to figure this out easily by simply counting the number of notes in each measure.

Quotes
Dr. Niles Crane: Do we really have to use so many musicians?
Dr. Frasier Crane: For the sound I want, yes.
Dr. Niles Crane: Whatever happened to the concept of "less is more"?
Dr. Frasier Crane: Ah, but if less is more, just think of how much more *more* will be.

Crazy credits
When the title "Frasier" and the usual silhouette of Seattle are on screen, a crescent moon rises in the sky.

Connections
References Gilbert and Sullivan (1953)

Soundtracks
It's a Matter of Taste
(uncredited)
Performed by Edward Hibbert

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Featured review

6/10

The Magnificent Obsession

Frasier needs to come up with a jingle for his show. It doesn't have to be original, a simple lead in to his show is all it is. Of course, he decides to be a composer and a lyricist with one of the craziest things you've ever seen. It includes "nymphomania" and "erectile dysfunction" among numerous other afflictions. Once again, it is so outrageous to be laughable, but there are some good moments.