• Episode Number: 25
• Original Air Date: September 20, 1994
• Written by: Martin Weiss
• Directed by: James Burrows
• Guest Cast:
  • Dan Butler (Bulldog)
  • Constance Towers (Clarise)
  • Myra Carter (Mrs. Warner)
  • Edward Hibbert (Gil Chesterton)
  • John O'Hurley (Thomas Jay Fallow)
  • Susan Brown (Amber Edwards)
  • David Sederholm (Date)
  • James Spader (Steven)

Frasier is outraged when he is introduced to an extremely popular book that bears certain similarities to " The Bridges of Madison County." It seems that the book was written by a man who had been a patient of Frasier's. In the course of the man's therapy, Frasier had told him a story drawn from his own past, and the writer has used Frasier's story as the basis for his book. Frasier feels betrayed and violated, especially since the story tells of his sexual initiation when he was a sensitive 18-year-old taking piano lessons from a very attractive older (forty-ish) woman. Ultimately, with Niles' help, Frasier realizes that he is troubled because he never said good-bye to the woman. So he tracks her down and says all the things he should have said so long ago...

[end: Frasier playing the piano with Mrs. Warner]

show moved from Thursdays at 9:30 to Tuesday at 9:00pm

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